The sun., 1892-10-09

! say that In truth they are wonderful. You can
| say then that they are no wonder to you: that
your own sons leap down from them and then
spring back to tho top again. When he hears
| this no will try TO do it himself. and he Will
leap to the bottom"
The Queen did as the druid advised. Wish
ing Gold lcapod down. and when he was
| springlng back and was near tho highest point
| OF the bank she was at the brink and rusned
| him: ho lost balance. rolled down ana out
into the sea. 1Io was dashed from one wave
| 10 another till at last he was thrown IN on an
island lie rose and walked on 10 'he fhihnie
OF the island: there he found mousse ana go
ing in. saw white trout brolhhH on "a spi' oe-
fore n FRO IL will cat that trout said no to
lsbimself. Then ho thought. 1T is not mine.
and I win not touch IT," llo went outside to
lont about and saw hurrying toward him
tcrrihl, giant with five heads and 1--WE necks.
The giant lot such n laugh out OF him that a
man might have Gccn through his throat all
ti:at was in his body.
You ugly BOAST said wishins Gold. Why
nre you Laughing; like that
81 am glad to have your flesh to cat to-day;
that's why I'm laughing" said the giant
You haven't mo yet" said Wishing Gold.
| The two then faced each othcr and began.
| Wishing Gold was better and far better than
| the giant SO he brought him to tho ground.
| cut Off the ivo heads. and sprang between
| them and the body.
III you hnd not done that" said one Of the
| heads. e should be now on my body. and
neither you nor all the world could put me of
| again"
II have done a good work" said Wishing
| Gold. Then he went to the house. saying to
| himself. Il will oat tho trout" but he thought
| and said by oil that I havo heon taught.
there never is one in a place but there may be
more" SO he went out to look. and saw COM
ing a far greater giant. with i've heads and five
| necks.
In combat. but Wishing Gold was stronger and
| lar stronger than the ginnt, and he Drought
iive heads. and sprang between the heads and
| the body,
-. on, that you did that" s. said tongue in
Wishing Gold went in Thinking 70 eat tho
| it hc said to himself: There may lie other
| giants in the place" He went out and saw
fore him They, closed and fought in the way
that they made hardness out Of sottness and
from the lower to the upper world i was to
look at the. wonder Of this battle that they
and far stronger than I'll" giant, so he put him
| to the ground. drew out his sword. cut tho Ave
heads of him. and spranE between the heads
Only that you did that" said ono of the
| heads. " should he on my body now. and you.
Will GA eiio Npiit posioco. Nouia NV pue iho
I've done a good decd.". said Wishing
TO himself: As those three we're IN one place
their mother must be in it. too" lie rose and
wen! liz sna and sSH fE sS% and Pc
| for three days and nights, Wishing Gold was
doing no harm to- to the old hag Tut the ola haE
last he was Thinking: ut is here my death is.
na1' Sm h said sSfs shs D0ks Ink
to lose your life ten times would not help
grace for a hero 70 lsht thres DAYS and niehts
ali IL the e woTa % do hs old @ has
harm while she has the long not on her.,
Goa srew Strong thrnst hs POINT Of ms
sword in between the net and body of the hae
nd cut the net to tns p o ar
he killed her He went home with the mother
then. anG she was teaching him exercises and
55st Sq %bo. GdS @ 5ne
H5iR; vi! sivS him Battle ~SiiS he has has no
@ S 81 III Ai5 HSin sSSS
ER tSsy eses
Erin You & are sete to rsiease the White I King aud
Pay tribute to me @ WITHOUT i trSutie; or ght Tor
this answer: II viii fieht to my death before
will give, up my own and 60 under tribute to
The battle was to be the next day. The King
find them. Wishing Gold and his mother were
Very comfortable are we this night" said
the Queen of Lonesome Island. - but it is not
the same S With your Si father in Erin: he has
- nWhst ct is the trouble that is on my father''
When YOU were thrown down the Wonder
full Banks by the Queen OF Erin word went
the %ts Ks
haye gone with a great fleet TO conquer your
father md lay him under tribute: You must
Sure; my father has three sons older
the Queen. when sent your father wandering
through the waters and brought him here. SO
You know how they treated me when was
in Erin before, said Wishing Gold.
in the eo way s"a now !Mo to savs youss He
like again. Here is belt to tie around your
body and i IN, man or woman M wishes St to harm
Wishing Gold mounted his steed and started
out. with his sword under his arm. to face the
enemy. whom he saw a horseman riding in
.."i may delay awhile" thought the King.
! have time enough. aud iii is against me he
When the horseman came he attacked tho
| two armies. and went through them as hawk
| through small birds or q fox through hens; he
made heap Of their heads. a heup Of their
bodies. ard a heap Of their weapons. till he
kings; these he took to his fnther. one under
each o! his arms. and asked. Am I to kill
Tus aas"ss sf trSa1o l" on 4nis tho Whte King and
single ON the spotted King"
The two Kings promised to pay without
trouble. and glad they were to escape. SO they
went away. each to hi own place. Now Wish
would no, lot him go without spending two or
Next day they had II great hunt and Wish
Ing Gold went oit; FOR the Queen dared not
nsk him to stay with her that turn. After all
had gone she went to the old druid and said
II will put yon TO death unless you tell me-
II will tell you how to do that" said the
druid, kill cock; takc the blood in q botto
| to bed with You and say that you'll die very
| soon. take soG.o blood in your mouth. then
spit it out. send horsonan to tho r4onntain
| not have Il sight Of you ia ilie unless he comos