The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-26

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stalls for the COWS and thrty-six gallons Of
BEER for thr thirsty Tsathsr,, ..v
those things may he hal for money andf
think, Don Diegn. That i've thousand crowns 10
not too much for 80 renowned knight"
II shall BIO duly paid him y
For som. DAYS We must keep you with usy
and must crave leave also 10 use your shield,
your armor, an your horse" .
My harness Is yours by tho law OF arms"
It this day. but It shall be duly returned to
t Tn.r: ana aaly ,Ss With HrrGw on
ere the timo DO cnme.", Al day the lit Q Land
Ing Town upon Ike vast host host O ) Their nnSon:
sIious snemies. Shortly after midday great
calling OF baeie'. Clambehne up among
ing cioad OF duet along t lie. whole east:
cIn sEy Tue, with tho CLINT Of spears and
bdS Of a""Ty For
nome II wild hope came npoh ,hom that per-
Ed that b. had sTossea ass
Ehro, and that this was his vanguard sweeD-
s$ursiy sse the re pill. 81 chanaos .. ths
q, ySsds5 h. sy., i'd Sir Richard
Not 80" answered Sir Simon Burev. who
:s rsshfs thy ~ safni ssss W.T." 4h.s
~ Ss's .'yh S;sa r. Ell
@ M ana Of q any au0.ner sr ina
HH ny " Il. Paul! Am glad Off, said Sir Nigel
rsOi these spaniards /, know nothing; but thSS
DO Wan, they can for eSTa Ssns.%snt ""u .AA
se aa SCI" hare is be fts himse S.sa:
his banner. and thereis King ,ienry. who rides
f. r., o"m him NHw they all turn aud come
AS hs spoke The vast thrcng OF sraniards
An day long tho sou of rey.lry and re OF Ing
from ~ the Srrdsd camp swssd the ears
soldiers; r OF the two nst'ons throwing them:
s%t th sary G r. s.
ready. BE had lin sell thr"wn on lis armor.
william sa ao 6o 1T f. ntsSSslSa
or. p VIII es sSa sH' aa fG% oe e:
camp; For me. ! VII ride into their camp
to sst and dn iE do H When
among the tents. ion will leave twenty men
ss Sase ea
u WI Do , a Soa oracf; Nigel: but what is
.'.i"u viii seo anon. and indeed IT is but !.
trlfinE matter, All.yne. you will come with
WI have the two archers who rode with us
through France, for they are trus,y men and
let ' tSem eavs their to here 'p among NJ: the
bushes or It Is NO my wish that they should
an, whom we may mvtt, aud II my sneak to
9s psss ss "n q though you heard them not
II am ready. nv fair lord" said Aleyne.
nd ih"And = cried AYwarl and John.
William; and II God sends us To- tune we shall
meet you again ~ THIS gorge ere II be dark ="
OF the Spanish cavalier and rode quietly forth
from his concsalm-nt with hi, thee compan-
sesd By The bras So na oa
ties Of French aud span sh horse were sweeps
Ing heE nna ,h tn hrt ns small band At
gentle trrt acros. the plain. the came rs far
As the camp without c5allense or hindrance.
Of TEN g. amid the dense swarms O. horsemsn
and Of sron unit th. royal
VIVA hubbub rom q dis ant portion e ths
wild 'umult OF battle. At tho sound soldiers
ohas ipot their Ssts
WIS a mad turmoil on every hand Of 10
wildereh men and punginR horses. At tho
ssySa tent 6r and H t IL
panic fer the guard OF so .s who VI; T.; were ere
direction OF, the alarm 4 man; at-arms on
elthsr side Of the do rwny were the sole pro-
tetobs as r,ya nr dTSs s Sir
Nigel and. y SAINT Paul Lo must back with
mus: sn Sids hsrs a,,on. from ,h..
horses and new At tie Two ssnirlos: Who were
dissrmed and beaten down In q instant BY
Nigel dashed INTO lie royal tent. and Was FOL.
lowed by Horde John as soon as tho horse.
tie two emerged one more, their swords and
over his shoulder the sonsel - body OF a man.
whose gray surcoat. Adorned with the lions
Ions, to tne royal house. rrowh OF white-
faced sewers and pages swarmed a. ,heir heels.
os s@E % faces sSs
reesinE wseapo1s OF the ai, o, eE The
Oay was Ssr sade
away they thuHd ersd with loose rolns and busy
eeSGg hs sna Sun rspn.d
among tho spaniards. ios Sir William Fol:
ton and his men had swept through half
Uncertain who w.rs their attackers, and un..
PC S y srrysd e'"a s sIes' tho spa tS
knights rode wildly hithor and thther in aim:
tho four who alone knew their own pprnose
Ss .H's oSs@ S!I"
bu,, stiIl dashl,E onward; ,he rs, shot out ir3m
raies letreatinE for me mountains at no very
great distance rom thom. Another five min
utes Of W Id laloping over the plain. aud they
were all back In heir gorge while their pur:
tuers fell back before the rolling of drums and
blare II trum cts. which seemed to proclaim
that tho vi hole army OF the Prince was about
to emerge from the mount min passes.
By my soul. Nigel G led Sir oliver. waving
great hoil-d hmm over his head. | have
come by something which may eat with my
tyuiIies! l had n hard light lor it for thero
were thrss. Of them with their mouths open
and tho knlI or In their hands. all sit Ing aRap0
round The table when :, ! rushed IN upon
try tho smack OF the famed Spanish swine.
1t down r.
yer, Sir Oliver" answere! the old soldier.
wping his grimei face. We must further
into thu mounta us ere we be- In safety, Bus
what Lave We here. Nigel ~
1T Is n prisoner VIII m have takon. and. IL
sooth. as 10 came from tho royal tent and
thai he IL the King Of spain"
he King OFFS nn!" cried the companions.
crowding round in amazement
Nay. Sir Nigel" said FELTON,. peering at the
prisoner through the uncertain Light - have
twice -son Henry OF Transtamu' Q. and certss
ia Il man in j inI.lpA him.