The sun., 1891-07-05
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farrfor. and. by these ten finger bonesl n man
rnG Thess
and grave, AMI blanche. petite and gay and
long a. four days. and was betfothed to i6em
Sisters aud might % make III blood n' in tho S family
Yet, for all IN, caro-, things were not merry In
s Inc MIL n Le ssuro 10 Pe2
lie Oar,on, wi who S owned It .v was ga right good s
weary archer He lie wss = mi man NV who wroasht
hard at all that lie turned his hand to; but ne
sa ss sd s 50 Hs IL %S WITH ss
brought Sgl1 fever npon %, himself n & and died.
"Pardieu yes; had well nigh forgot. What
,"I saw, a square hole. through which. doubt.
Less the host may peep when he is not too suro
e. mark cd that beneath this hole there was
= deeI cut, Gmt IN the door. us II great nail had
0s9S %nd %Insa nSaeht Iii elsep"
Had you looked more closely you might
have, have seen T that there was a stain mncn the
somrsde Black Simon @ laugh @ was ' in "f front % ni
that door. I.heard him once again when he
sSw GnSh ans so ser Win h Ssyss h
Inn And Why dtd Simon In laugh in front OF tho
Simon is NHH hard land and por;lous man whom he
hath the bitler drop in him: and. BY my hit.
he was born for war. f9r there is little sweet.
SoulvaiI who ha = hard is. and harder
archer coming from the wars had been ser, cd
With ,hon wine cSl with simpe in t nn' hs sen
this wicked Gouryal would throw him out
iusty man and had many N.Y. stont tor y yareis in his
serSice; This his chnncei 70 come to Simon's
q" We sSY ps o 6s
dillac with u good hemren cord and give his
ws suT SHas them int whon he w orssa se
10 the Mouton d Or Gourvai @ had had had Word word
; ;1t oJr W.. coming min AN, and its PURPOSE $50 so that
Gssr sS'S% s!ngn a%i ~ Let a ns sIS
sSSs tia. S. he & would ID & draw an a!,Sy aSin y
Simon q. tbs is but
uy e sS,Fs TS !, Ss Sss
HfS sad ourva % ~ G And h"a hoW G"s aske S Simon.
SAID %e '""l %y mani n FDS Is %oSnded %S a1oth
simon and and Of such size that , cannot pass
so So e. F,a have u.s. sih sii
'' pF'a s"a wss s"%n an Ensh Mhas s4ehor
ne Tneh slept IF here n week % Gaya the asI of
hath been % heavy WV Within him toonnss n he owes
you you; a., debt 6 Of II fourteen , deners having drunk
aSeE y ns ss ash'9
had his dagger ready ana he, pinned his hand
debt qnoR s fe.u e ana ad9 SO rods aWay
laughing so that he could scarce sit his hCrse.
is the story Of the hole Which You have % marked.
and and 1.-THE smudee nnon the wood. lhave heard
ssl sS@ Hst s the anSa
But what have we here bv the wayside? 2" =,
-" 1t appears to be o very holy man said Al
1y & obn h hath Hsse Ss
are arse set out out IN IN front Of Thin him "'''D n''' A
:, !! The man whom they had remarked sat sat With
greatly q. hi his " enss. :n Across or SSH his thighs was
ner @ Of Slips Of Wood Voc al and knobs OF brick and
stone. each laid separate from The othey. as u
a long 81 srny % gown Ii and wore Sroad hat Of tho
same color much weather stained. with three
dG% os that
he was advanced in years, and that his eyes
ws!S EnsSs saS he cried in
high craHEng lin , Voice. wo55thy hrislan md cay ,
Holy Land. and ! have had neither crust OF
DFeHS sSp q Mns 'ss 1wN Hy@s %
keenly at him, it is marvel to mo that thy
onssv EnHe so sa bS,s ia snob and had %
iittis to pia' within il. ~
have unwittineIy SPOKEN Woris when are very
to 20 s Same tS listen yo to- Yet doubt Should
that 0Sh What " you A said '' Was '0 not meant to
sadden me; nor to bring my sore atlliction back
ue S ns ri What have Ia M i"
and YET since ynn Lave o6.eryed & II; must Y tSi
Nvn of 10 cn n "a I,V "a IrnnSv brought
haste in ,9urpeXnS " nI irom the house OF Plate to
The, G. 4ylwari." said Alleyne with rod.
dened cheek. lot that curb your blunt tongue
How could you bring a fresh pang to This holy holy
jonrneye1 as far as Christ's own blessed tomb"
May the loul fond strike me- dumb" cried
i Hsl@sT and AeSne At s shs@ up their hands 10
4. shs fsnr Bs de as.s s%
worHs Of !hine are worse to- mine ears than
anotsP sha s A,
ward but here is franc for thee and crave
And hore is another, said Alleyne.
And another" cried Horde John.
But the blind palmer would hay. none oftheir
ing upon his chest tVts with his large brown hand
foo!isn foolish psido HGw "ng Then w
Of flesh. and hard il Is to sublue tho spirit!
bring myself to touch this money. even though
a b.Id a ,hs. ss% Alls'ne how then can
~ had sat down here to, die." Iuoth the |
palmer: but for many years l have carried In |
my wallet ese precious things which yon 500 !
set forth now before, me-, 1t were SIN; thought |
l, that my secret should perish with me; |
shall therefore sell these Things to the first |
worthy passers BY. and from them shall have
money enough to take me To he sh rine OF Our
Lady at Rocamadour. where l hopo to lay
these old bones"
what are these treasures, then. fathcrI",
asked Horde John. / can but see az old
null, with bits OF 81 one and slips OF Wood"
"My friend." answered the palmer. mot al!
the .money that is in the country could
This nal" he continued; pulling of his hat,
and turning IN, his s.ghtlesS orbs. " is one OF
those wherowlth mau's salvation was secured.
had 1t. together with this pern; Of the true
rood from tho iivo and -,wonlieth DESCENDANT
of Joseph OF Arimathe. who still lives In Jeru-
hnlem alive and well. though latterly much Af. |