The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-09-25

Next day he struek, the poll, Of combet with
king S9t a staggering lit from the SHOCK 'ha'
The Yellow King had no forge. now but the
sS9nns Is out went ths Kins q hls vi I Psl. .na
Ysll s 3 tarss@maSsIee. lana ana o %aa' spsln nss' ss HH's e 9iss
c tsF t tsr tsIf Sfyds q. and ss svq S Plsh. sst % t eSn %syiiiG oE 3
tims to rest and take food and nod drink u ss,d co,,,.
. they went at 4, again, ana fought seven
rest and each trying to get the advantage Of
the other; On The seventh evening Gonal
wis your own skull that viii be on the pole
In place, Of mine. and I'll have the daugh-
The Yellow Kings daughter came down. and
;ssskkee VII you go with me now or will you
take mi shsi s KIN a nsversd conal.
You did not 60 to the battle ?" asked Conal
OF 1.-THE guard,
Conai to the princess. "whomever Of tic
t mhSiaS VIZ yGS care l,s9 o esss .n siSn safa TIN III We @s return nn"
ii, ma; sSsiss sos Fl .e Ssn sf9 Is m st fss 4 's,iSST ans
were riding along near the foot Of a mountain
s eSna' saFff fi x xSF DOVE s's' pow a and s saHe % : s iss s5'n.
The place was lonely. hardly two houses In
s sSsissd. % aonsl: I dfa fsi' %s TO some sfSS sbitsE
ton and sleep there. this place is too Wild"
after sa G an isn Msi ss, I'm s tSS f Il 9 + Sis ana sleep E:sr Z
l n'ssts | , Soald "tshht o t S|sS sSysn days sn ard Lie ssy ..t
he" lar. he feiI asleep and his steed went away
on tho mountain side grazing.
nights with his head in the lap OF the Yellow
Kings daughter. when on the evening Of the
, man s sHy sas a rFip's st s ssSs t@' w ls5sSss
towara her r. t through the s sss ny With E
tMssn his hs Is. W md the f skg; hi Th, s. was ,st the
t tRf9ef i!m r"s ' ahs q luck to sn nie.s said al i' the KI hss
50. to Ssr; Sos arc ta Is;rs an q Sstst sT iSs shs.S
e: %f' wa. . going "f for the the Ye o w " Kings dsueh:
ter. but viii not go a step further now that I
princess % on earth nth: ! am a simple woman. and
yond tits Without viii taking You with me- "e""s''
stop to you.S She was trying all this time to
t Is better for him to be as he is" said the
harm him, aHd that would veX you.
When she saw that he would take her surely
she bound him not to make her his wife for u
""'This is the worst promise have ever
made" said the High King. but I will
If this man here we're awake. he would stop
you" said the Princess. =.
The High kine Of the World thrust the tir
onh rs Sn ,pEsl'h nim u nnn uSe t miIs sS IN tbs S' air Of V Wban
Conal came down he let out three waves OF
blood from his mouth,
Il. y,t, thipl that la an0rrh p" aGka1 tina
Throw him a second time" said the Yellow
He threw him still higher. and ConaI nut out
higher this Ihts Tine, Conali put out three rroater
waves. but walked MT. =.
While the High King was throwing UP Conal
she had bound the High King OF the World not
said she. I'm sure that you will find me in
that time"
m King took her in his arms and away he
basket as he travelled through the water.
ni c2nsl a slsP woke a asE four s asse after at se hfs t afzs %na
had f9 9s4 Tl,s the and pQ snIS: NJ si1 won saw ns snas +
cannot see wife nor 10 horse when I'm so sleepy;
herding cows. The boys began to make sport
Q, Conal for sleeping seven days and niEhts;
l. 90 not Dlu1ile you lOT. ItushlnE, san 'oih
lever since, whom there is q great sleeper. PEG.
pie say that he sleeps like Conal on the side Of
VIE ~feH% and H1a my stes s1' where Were are ss' they SsS.1 Of has q. amy my
man taken them
\ boy older and wiser than the others said:
and every day he came hither and smiled YOU
and you sleeping. and then went away grazing
for himself Four days ago the greatest giant
ever seen by the eyeof man walked III through
air: Every time We Thought you'd be broken
and nut it under your belt
Gonai read the letter and knew that IN
been carried away. He then preferred battle
to peace, and asked tho boys was there a ship
that @r fS@ta is sa ns h rish to s sir in the place. but
there IS IN old vessel wrecked in a cove there
beyond" said tho Oldest boy. - ill.,.
Put your backs to her now and help NO."
The boys laughed. thinking that two hun
dred men could not move such, q vessel.
him. and with one shove they and Consi rut
the ship in the sea: but the water was going in
S wnat 9 ta doi ss mere hsr; was sG n" ti 1nsw near nes at bf lir st
he killed seven cows. fastened, the hides on
the ship nj and ,6s mad made i S.ttsrs tigh t6ov When the he
cry. saving; bow can we go home now. and
There is not n COW killed" said Conal,
but you will get two cows In place OF her"
He gave two prices for each, COW OF the seven
anu Salu 10 inc boys: 10 nome now ana Tell
what has happened"
Conul sailed away for himself. and when his
shin was in tho ocean no let her go with tho
wind. On the third afternoon be saw threo ISL
nnds. and on the middle island "a fine open
strand. with IL great crowd Of people. He threw
out three anchors. two mt the ocean side and
one at the shore side. So that the ship would
not stir. no matter what wind blew. and. plant;
ing his sword in the, deck, he gave one bound
and went out on the strand seven miles distant.
He saiuted a good-looking man and asked:
why are SO many people here; what is
their busincss2'
"Whero do you live; OF what nation are you,
that you ask such u question p
81 am a stranger" said Conal. Just como to
this is!and."'
The Islander showed Conal a man sitting on
the Island. DO YOU see him p
Il do" said ConRl.
"There are three brothers Of us on these
three islands: that man is our youngest
brother, and he has grown so IS, strE1g and ter
our share Of the islands. and that is why we
come with what men We have to this middle
island which belongs TO our Youngest brother.
We arc to play bal against all his forces: il We
| beat them we shall. think ourselves safe. Now
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