The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-02

ssd Know not S" %fs Should a. mix x Il.
Mapde was Very well able to look i to her own
nhalla since first she coul: stamp her lt!lo
which she cravei and II sll Q set her heart on
, ihhss az Alesne and ihon Oil her 40 no, tHins
ere yoq 50 TO my aaarhtsr wit, with words OF
MI, 4 SSs sssg: you T. ,GinE
OF such TRIES, for We have our work before US.
AMI It viii be tmc ,, 20 snssk Of thu matter
mo?s O. /" 81 Sir Vii lam felton, fray YOU
Aud ASK him TO CONE httleT; Tor 1t Is time that
Ts mere end itS 6 ssF sns pass ns
PLACE shoul m enemy come npon u.s."
AHyns HSye red. his ssssgc md ND then
was nll 1t, n wh,rl with this nneNpected news.
aud vi h h,s talk with Sir hig.l. sitting upon
quarrel Of tho Lady MaMde in her tsdragelsd
proud rale face in tho armory aud OF ths lat
iiory woi DIS with which she had sped him on
his wa. Then he was but penni ess monk
wa Wa himself soeman 1 OF SnstcaI til. held Of
an old stock. and the lord Of an estate which II
reduced from its former size, was still ample
TO preserve the dignity OF his family: Further.
he hat become man OF experience. was
above, all. had bsen listened to- By him
ns h sans OF stfs in sSG s
lirI times it was no, great matter for n
honor oay s h RITZ nc s s G s
whisa would cali tho eyss Of men ppon il Im,
Alleyne was still scntAd on the rock. his
mind like the shadow OF clouds upon sunlit
scions OF q low deep soun which came boo n.
ing W to him through the loa & oso bchind
the occasional hursis OF hoarse laughter. and
tho champing anu stamping OF their horses.
sani III %bch s set 10 rem
every quarter aud to III the whole mir In the
Old nionastic days, he re!nente cred 10 have
ono windy night at Eurklrrshnrd n6d had
listened 10 the ions waves breakins nnon tho
wind nor sea- and yet the duh murinur rose
over louder and stron put OF the hoart OF
The camp shouting an alarm loud y. "
II was but q hrrd-.d PAGES. and yetere no
nsa sn the out ana
LsSning intently t. ne ominous So N w,,u.
F b;,orw, rand they are riding very swiftly
Yet theg must re from the Princes army"
remarked Sir Richard causton. FOR they come
Nay said tho Earl OF ANGUS. 1T ia not so
nisht de wa Sh M1G
| Telo, the spanish Kings brother had ridden
SIX tnnt to on G 2h.r p
rss4 sHSy hss f0%s hs
ns lite; 81. goo VIII, i douHt not that he ha,
nur!sE e.: W Wv. Haye sst ,i%s to OH Tide through
| tho further end ui the pass"
rSt % W. nsUs sr Wan
| nnr IN II the9.. La lDN0sd ID IetlO and
his IN n. then mis-, bide whore we Grc. ami
DO what we may to mako ,h.m rue tho day that
'D'E W ,HI spoken. Wil!iam' cried Sir Nigel in
hlsh delight: II ,neTs be SO many as hS q,
gained from thea. anh .vcry hors OF advance
Inrnt, But the SO nd ii's ccass' HMd fear
"Cr mayLnr they havo ONE to The mou'n Of
Hush ana hsafksn! Cor they are no great way
ste pes5ns nsG he .l aenss
ear. suddenly. IRON ont no sen OF, mist came
thu shriiI sound OF u neigh. followed by long
i SDa3lfH call my ~ 'air Iord ,,o said
mi ,huetsmen when, the beast hath not fled.
but stiii In is lair c., NJ, ;,
they are .e,i In humor for vsneri" we may prom
ise them some sport ere they sound the inert
~ marked it yesierniGht." said Felton,
and no better spot cnnd DO f.n MI, for {, our
S, boy T shot d 70 ne lett and indeed can
| passed across To the small hill which loomed
IL front Of them out OF the mist. II was indeed
down in ,ront, al Jagged and boulder -strewn.
while 1t fell AVA behind in sheer clin OF II
hunire feet or more On the snmm N vas "a
| dred PAGES. and q dspth OF half as much again.
"Unlooss the horses" SAID sir Nigel We
own wo shall have horses and TO spnre wien
This day'a work is done. Nay. keep yours my
AyIward. johnsto on. let your mon form a har;
row on either do Of tho rIdg Sir Oliver aud
s y c nr ynS Sir mon FL
VIII hoa The centre Th Gar VIDE IT.
M finss; AND 2ar swords for Saint George
Sir Nigel had Scarcely snoken whom til" mist
toe:nel 10 thin in the valley. aud T. shred away
into ong ragged clouds rh WI sn 'falisd Iron IL.
lad ca M 1 was was ere eie
amon; lhe mills. III ee quarters OF mile deep
stood at the further Qua: nnd tie brown craE;
wI" Sarts and on the s sn tlo tous II
brightness upon tho nrmor and hoadpecef
y1st 6ody Of Wh0 th reehse
anh eXtoLdel backward until their rear guHru
we're far out up1u ne lain beyond; iiin5
the neck Of tie valley with long vista o
| tossing psnnons. twin king LAGOS. WAVING
plumss, and strenni NJ bnnIsroles, while III.
curvets and g.mbades OF the chargers lent
Gilt ering. many colored mass. yell o
sAul,a,ion; and forest Of waving Ste. stse
column. announced that they could al last soc
their emit apaed enemies. while tho swelling
otes OF a Kindred bug les ana drums, mixed
with tho clash o. Moorish cymhas. nroks for.I
into u proud pcal OF martini triumph. Strange
1t WAS to those gallant aud sparklinG cayalisr'
ofSpain to look upon this handful Of men unor
tho hill. the thin limos OF bOwinon. tho knot o
knights and men-a t-arms with armor rlstst
aud disc"ored from long seryire. and to leu, :
and prowess had been ne camp. tre tax n o
silent they stood, LEANING upon their bow.
while their leaders took counsel together i
front 81 them No clang OF bugle rose II ON thei
stern ranks, but in the GENRE waved the Loop
Grts Of England. on the right tine ensign OF ~
lott over three scoro or Welsh bowman. there