The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-03-12

for you to hide under q leaf Than to stand be-
The giant s ZANE, gH. Z, o.. Arthur thur a And d. The S,t two
rags. T Htss n sier the softsst "n places hardest Gts
and the hardest places ,%soitest; they brought
great TUFTS Of green PUSHES through their own
snoe strings. The wounds that they made on
each Other wore s. great that little birds llsT
+ was dark and the end OF tho day when
it Is a bad thing for me-, filthy giant. to
have y fine. day spent on you ~.
necks and sent tho 1--WE heads, flying through
the air. Aiter a while the heads were coming
S SSush fr9 9Pams a IsIps sfias ,R0 tho SSrG sIsSs.s f Sranst
with them: the body and heads fell dead on the
Tr cshIin r The o wife 90, of the mo, s0n 81 the hrs, Kline Iit a
Kisses. washed him with tears. and dried him
With 2 cloak Of ine silk she put her hind J, 9 n.
SSissnntty; t. ae eat. ,% aSd p" a$ t liza dry; Tssy mad;
%sation. one for tales. and ono for soft sleep.
When they rose in the morning the woman
said: 1T is q poor thing f9r US to 90 and
a cure for that" said Arthur.
to the giant. and filled them with gold: When
the three e,s sh II y T ere or LADEN Amin Af fo ", t sss.
Iosshiin | : ! m ! = sRs s, was W som,ns: tp ~ Tsn the ee
yo uTS WI,s ss %;tS bib hoy is coming ana bringing
That will never believe" said the Kings
son; IN she puts her hand in my hss n A..
without H'r rising from tho hearth ali Inc time
that Arthur was away, When, tho wife came
seSsn s ssTen sS Of rust Us a'Aes from himself win
There was great Gladness in the castle. and
Hrth Minfhe he was s so thankful fs n Y to him. hrt6u nGs
siTo s yoa se to h }Ur the Ind se asfss; WIN" Whss w am . DO 10
mo more than is Just. I hope that you will
find out for me who is the birth that has mover
said the Kings son. 'A'nS y m' ou''''''f'
There was 4 hollow place in the wall OF the
tfhl e Kin ms'pr so one kant srtp his own W4i fa ~ sna and ho gays
him food. He Opened q secret door and
pt .SoW t NII t me. Ola faathhts@re3; sa,d bs. "vbo IA T.
that has never been born and never viii be-"
been given or ever will SSea.'"' REPLIED the King
When the father wasn't Giving him the an.
sMer he wanted The son PVT tie old King
It's fried and roasted You'll be till Won An.
swer my question and tell who lie the birth
oe fhs sac ojd t Rfn son Stood on the er,ddle t,n tn.
TssT9 tUo TG S,m me nfr fh In the sn S9n rs 81 soh his ss Feet
him a second time. ~ -NN AeO
r.. That td az z question nI not to DO nswered by
" He w Sa,a n M shfaandinp .pain m tbe r.d.bot
p. d tb and S1 kept % on IT, it 81 n the marrow was melt
*Rhelease me- out Of this now" cried the
King: snS, Wi tell xhe5s that S,Tthf Is. 'n.
do aHs' th seoA and "i4 told 18th this s" story Hl11 to Ills s son. sh IN
Han 1 o WAS d Wai Khsn OUT so geso nn t = be, IN ths gar
which I cnt and took with ma. + discovereI
soon after that that was a rod Of enchantment.
with me. In. the night 1 slept with it under
i1 Started ted t a%a l9a to ~ 90 10y iow Sha@D Sft Spf I i had s 5nas
ana S1R Rur PIeddG home on st 5han ! to s%e IT the r0d'
When | came to the, castle l found q dark.
TIL Hbe man saw inside msl on in my t Shn% per ir with The the Que Queen p
let them slip out and think that j had not seen
not noeente two feet from the shr res sLInI She s snslee
me right there with the rod and made o wild
pack, Of hounds after me. for every hands
tear me- and hunt me- to death. Ths hounds is
chased me. and toll9%Med tn | ran to the far;
swsy ny p s%iitness and uhs stee l 1 ssSa tRst t to- fr mt
life with mo.
After that I came back to injure the Queen.
grain and her crops and her gardens
One day she sprang up from behind q stone
wall. when l thought no ono near. struck me
with the rod and made q wolf OF me. She
called a hunt, then. Hounds and men chased
me fiercely till evening. At nightfall l escaped
to IN island In a lake where no man was liv:
ing; Next day ! went, around, each perch OF
only q she wolf;
hefore-enchanted when she was within one
week Of her tine to give birth to "a a hero. There
she received her own form again.
"Tbere was little to eat on the island for tho
she wolf and still less after I cana What
suffered from hunger in that pIaca no r, N n can
know. Tor I had a VOLTS craving. and oniv
ecant food to give il. One Say above anofhar
was Wing half asleep. nall fnmisehssddo' . annI
dreaming, I thought that a Kid was there |
near mo. snappei at it and WOKE lad
torn open the side Of the She wolf. Before me- N
was an infant. which grew to the size Of man
has never been born. and never viii be-; that
man ia the Half Slim Champion. ~
when / snapped at the She wolf I hit ber
80 deeply that took a pisce from behind Tho
ear Of the child and killed the mother. When
Won % hnck tn fha Half Slin Chm m ninD md hn |