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he exclaimed passing his fingers through his

such matter as thi; OF which l can mysolt
,as. aSs. NY Whom God 'S%f Sntl in Ills Hf sssao%
rtsnS ere rst saw RoT at pna
se 1 God ssa SSGaS
is tho, difference Letwixt white magic and
should send for Father Stephen" said Sir iris
.,"It,would Re best that he should oome." cried
And bring with him. flask Of holy wator."
nj not sesIIa shns sS!s pfiess sSsSa %
thS, good name Of my Yife. as though It were
from SSee or sso% Fl asd
doubt pray that you will Say so. that we
may ~ sad nsT sr Il sss tn y gaye heard
such words fall from rom the lirs Of this lady that
bauS nE d h ssoqa sny
Ieba,e the matter, i, In whatever way might bs
eomrsie. il: arms" SAID tie soneseRs Of Of Vile
mantle ihero is marked silver cross. which is
surely sign enough that there Is nouRht Of evil
In these stIange powers which you say that she
This argument, Of the soneschal's appealed
as t hS ss h
ibs had snsy Th
at The door. and allowed her fears to turn to
saoa TO ny said p Is
the .wondrous ono nf seeing into the future;
hut ssS%
hour OF sight. as she hath named it. has come
Ss o Rs is Ss. s Sa S End sss sss
5e aI s ana s e ns Shs @ e Yro an III ssS saS
oner II Sir ohm Chandos. Yet Il is not every
question that she can answer. but only
Bertrand. Bertrand" cried the lady, in the
hour hours % passea USE It. bertrand. While ''sOa You
.,l will. my sweet. Tell me- then. what for
Danger. Bertrand-dendly. pressing dan-
gerr,which creeps upon you ana you know 1t
The French soldier burst into a thunderous
ana his me TnraS tSase
word = hs cried; Danser Is the air that /
O!sfsns now 50 sss, s,Sfs %o1as
out in speech while tie
that Of one who looks upon horror whis6
strikes the words from her lips. Du Guesclin
r0ad sHs tho as
the bullet. with its silver salver. and the half
circle Of friendly. wondering faces There was
Of the Lady Tiphaine and for the gentle soueh-
ins Of the wind outside. m which waited M to & their
bis brosS Shoulders; ri ,sP And nov Tiphalns.
&C can mise SEQ "" Iitsis s she ' answered @ st'ainips
spd Sse her as one %ho
tains. % and and t' dry psns s and flash Of ar arms and
shouting OF battle cries. Yet It is whispered
to s ST. 0E EEsa snEs IKE E quoh
and vinegar. hall sweet, sweet, half souIE; ,AAd And is
,Certes there is. I would fain knoy. fair
and above all how my sweet lady employs
heFfs,tn ~ answer this would fain lay hand upon
one whose thoughts turn strongly TO this castle
which you have named. Nay. my Lord Loring.
RsaS Soasht dssSy Of
Sir Sss sa q ss4 ps sbss sHH Es
Not 80: Sir Nigel: Come hither: young man:
syf ees R'Is
Mist. mist. rolling M mist s With 'a' sdaaIe % black
tower abov. It. SEQ It shreis out Il thins. it
W.h Se sae5s bsnsa,h s and "a chareh
hi within eow:shSt: There are tyo rivers
the lie The sse
The besiegers" cried Alleyne, Ford and Sir
Niesl, all three In in " ins breath h., ,,u, .on ~,
and full # COURAGE. See how they storm and
viii With their arrows. @ There are T many leaders
who shout and beekon; and ons. q tall man
ss the Iounds But sSoss sn i ho
two ' women. who STAND upon the walls
aIpd give heart to the men At arms;
aa sriS hsSs rs s5q:e dHEe &Ee
mist sae, Pan anH saa sr nS do not
ifn be any ssSh
The 90 6ney Ii ssi head @e
will not deny that yon have pictured the castle
I'M Q, wondermont at all that have heard and
Rohs Lad use srsa sonr the sds s
tell mo what hath befallen my golden brncelot5
SEs
Nay. iadv." said, Du Guesclin. ut does not
a beaiai ifaFe aa Of sen
Then would fain ask" cried ono Of tho
French spuires, 'as TO which may hope to
CONQUER IN those wars betwlxt the English
Both will conquer and each will hold its
own" answered the Indy Tipbaine.
eurhse phss we cried sss 81 SHs s hold Gas00ny and
The lady shook her head. French land.
French blood. French speech" che answered.
The, are French, and France shall have
hut not Bordeaux?' ~ cried Sir Nigel ex-
citedy.
But CalaiSi"
Calais too"
"Wo worth mo then. and III hnil to the Sc evil
words! II Bordeaux and Calais be gone. then
what Is lett for England 2"
1T seems indeed that there are evil times
coming unon your country" said Du Guesclin
ih a our Rtn icndest hopes We never u. th9nght to
hath warmed the heart within me- Our dear
country sn VIII then be very great in tho future.
Great End rich and beautiful" she Cried
Far down tho couiso OF time can see
her still leading the, nations, way
ward queen. among tho peoples. grent
Xynr but QrOntor In peaCp. Ouick