Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1891-07-24

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end IN q q ~ aiaar and then ared che
1900 "a the ROOT ma tie dry wood
vofe eiI soon Ia ! blase. The baron
Ss;.s6 n. MI rnna ~ rang ont ! loud !
n~.f a friamnh. nm tha ahbof v.lkei
Is 8 him. dressed ID IN his robes. and
haldinr M hia hands. curael him In tha
nsms 81 tte b.ssssd Tr;nity. ma said
..As - evil one 800 t6at bali now
thaoush vour handa ~ ahall Ia 90 Il
vhen IN claim. M soul = Il $500
frnnn ~ hodv a. yon and yonr son ana
81 yorr sop,s cor. AmenY
4 sayinr. tha abbok called his
monLs. ani tSey went their vav down
10 Tia Lake Of Aver. But the baron
and 81, followers threw themselves upon
/ Tie holy man and tore their frocks from |
thar hecka and threv their booka into
Ina IakA ThA baron than aeixed the !
monastery lands and held them. too. |
10 might was right il those days, and
liz buiIt The present castle hard by the
tie rains Or the monastery. lest the
abbot ma his retainer should rally
and seek % regain their old posssssions.
@Time passed. on. and the baron had
xsll-nieh forgotten that abbot Or monk
Lsll ever dvait vithin The old black.
sned mons.terv NM. Oue cold Vim
tnr,s nirht ths baron NJ with his re-
-tsinars n the rrnat Nail drinkino ana
reyellinr. = va their wont. The wind
howled IA rusts lttfuily. and In the
pauses loud knock waA heard at the
caken door. The Thurhuter. when be
opcned The door. saw no one. though
IA mDon ~ g that moment ahin;nc
throurh ! nm Of the clouds. but he felt
Z ccld bIa.k sveep acrosa his face. So
IL ahut the door acain. and Thought II
must have been tho storm that deceived
Mn.
~The next moment those in the hall
saw : monk h ! black habit. With :
owl drawn oyer his head. enter and
~ vithout I word 10 where the baron
80 sittinr. Then the MON drew back
III, hood. and - old vithered ~.
| rhaatlv pala. but stern. and fierce.
sazad undauntAd on tha baron.
sTsnsand saiormentr shoutad the
haron. startinr Is : rece. dor Of an Al
~. mo brinrs vou heref Trnndle
ont tha ahavelin1. And set Tie doOs on
him,
.The abbot raised his skinny arm.
and seid n I hollov and solemn voice:
sThis nioht twenty YEAR vou md I met.
/ M ~ INV vay IS the .bbey: follow
ma
aThe abbot ratired :. he came. nc
ma dsr;nc - hinder or harm nm hoiv
msn.
NsTo The hsnrnan With him. cried
tha heron. chokinv vith no and
s-nrinrinr aftar him. That moment the
| oid. 6eli neelad ont With I VIA clsnr
frnm Ora 4over. The haron fan 10 m
cronnd. Whsn thev liftad him m he
=. dasd.
4sTv.. ..,d ha a;ad n . Al. Mavha
= INT thst verv nicht = of he
holxtnacht. ratnrninr 81 the v;llace
from lie Risssn M on the hill where
4 rs.s..a IA tovs, hs hesrd tha old
Nall ne.ling and ~ ! nrocsssion 81
NONE folicvine Z bier and disaDpe.r-
;n~ v;thin the nina Nert morninr
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