The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-20

Tns or sns
The Kings ssn. isis GOOD health with, the
nas WIN %hsn h.y had t gone Gss and
Rlnss SON. look AROUND. Tsii s me what
oy.y S Dc sss , .sis .ho Kings son. but
Ss%sen ssf ears and saw
m!f%N sSs said the Kings son. "1.eo broad.
We'll said tn. mare. III .yoq are the right n
i kinE,s son we can cross that sea without
They came soon to. the sea: the marc ran
over on the water ms though It were land and
they reached the other side without danger
~ am sitting near your tail. almost falling"
nj, you'd rather you were In some other
They travelled on and on.
. Look between my ears" said the marc.
"A broader sea by far than the one We
~, - II YOU are the right Kings son we'll cross
this sea as well as the Other ,,.,o, nm
They crossed tho second sea, ana wnen on
the opposite shore the mare sno5ksi;
II would you were in some other place"
She went forward nov with great swittness.
went far and then :, said; :. = third TINA"
There is u broad and terrible sea before
tAss essPs xS %Ty s5os
Tie The s Es Srss h very IS sfsns hese
l can rest and in this way PASS PAS over % t,o
The mare rushed ahead TIL she came 20 the
sped on again over tho water til she came to
tho second island and rested. then to the third.
and sst rsae HS ' s inSf asked the
I'm the middle OF your back on the saddle"
adventure. till at length and At last they saw
in tie Ershs s son lives
In that splendid place"
That is tho castle Of tho King Of the Golden
looking for is in that castle. Now Will tell
you what to do. Behind the castle are thirteen
sabss hG s I. eq Som to ss
mare you are sitting on. to comb her and care
for her, Drive them away and tell them that
Without viii o. stopping or paying attention 70 the
hostlers till you leave twelve stables oehlnd
you. Dismoupt at the thirteenth and lead me
Tho Kings son rode to the first stable. Ten
hostlers ran out to take his horse.
stand aside said the Kings son. l take
At eaci! stable the hostlers ran out end at
tine k d aT"y the hs%
his mare and tied her in a manger That mo-
ment the King came out raging with anger
"How ,laro you take your beast into this
stablet Are my hostlers not good enough TO
care for your horse Besides. why come to
~: Any place will do me-" said the Kings son:
II care for my own horse. surely. the King of
OF sta tiles nor deny me the pleasure of caring
for the horse that brought mo over sucha long
II know said the King. why you have
COLLEEN Land
III You You are rev. said the King. you must work
for her, Come with me now to tho castle"
The Mugs son went With !, MIN MIN ~, v,,u .1
sunset sun i'y You viii lose your head '
Th tds the M nak *
asked he. The King will hide. i cannot lind
him. ana he will take the head off meg" .,
said tho mare. ltaising her right leg she gave
him a tip Of her hoof. He was asleep in II
%sn Se a did NOT maxi hex hoof ani
Where shall find the King9" asked tho
into the "a nrds,nin .,s spd the mare
each one viii 11 81 ,1 yo show ySI beautiful
Give no heed to the, maidens. look not at one
Of them; go straight to the end Of the garden
apple: Pluck that apple, make two OF II. Tho
The Kings son did all as the mare had com
manded. Every maiden in the garden was
showing him beautiful flowers. but lie never
maIdeps; liz hurried iorHsEd, to ths trss and y:
%sst pssHti5s rpslis that / h E.; seen in my
Indeed. then. You Will mott said the Kings
DAUGHTER. THAT Is my fathers apple, and
a.
take only half OF 1t with me: Twill give you
With that he drew his knife and made two
Oh, cried the King. that is one cut on
- am sorry" said the Kings son from Erin
"hut how was l to know that such a great
mighty King as you would 10 inside in an
:. Thsy beth vent to the snst Il that day.
the %oynnE a. yon do find me before
evening and told tho marc ali. She put him ia
manger in front Of her. and he slept there til
sunrise, Then the mare struck him tip Of
her RGs and Ell him tho t" r knr
'"s Go Ans straiehtway from this to tho castle
boors YOU ncy NH ug at you
YOU push; and slap you with towels but never
At them soa Or w t.sm M to the
broth with no spoon in It. You will say.
must find a spoon. Walk then TO the cup
board. There you will see three-healcd pin
Take the pin. cut It open with your knife. You
wi find tho King
The Kings son from Erin did as the mar
had commanded: went to the kitchen avoided
the muidens. took the howl Of broth. and 3 ~.
ing. Il must have spoon for my SOUP" wen
to the cupboard, found three-hendeI hin anc
This" said he. is the host pin have seer
ever in amy place, will take i, home with mt
Indeed. then you will not" said the King.
daughter; that pin belongs to my father. ant
you are not to take it."
For your sake sail he i will take only
half of ii. will give You the other half"
Hc drew out his knife then and cut the pin
the King spranE forth.
"Oh!" cried he =" ! nave two cuts in my heat
now. one yesterday and one to day"
II am sorry" said the Kings son from Erin
but how WAS l t. think that such grpa
mighty King as yoI could DO in IL three -heade,
Tho King took him to the castle that day ant
said: will hide to -morrow nj sunrise.
You fail I'll have your head
The King S son Went to h is mare and told all
She put him to sleep as before and reused hin
WI St am Ito find the King to-day aske,
the young man.
1T will be harder work to- day. but you viii
find him. Take some grains Of barley and "
to that pond near tho garden: you will sec
duck swimming around by herself in the wa
ter: throw the hurley to her on the bank. sbe n
come toward you: while she Is picking th,