The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-01-15

across the race that drove the life half way
out OF him.
You'll get more than that whom the giant
comes said she.
The giant came quickly. IT find the smell
OF a stranger" said he. "and I know not who
he is or what he wants"
II am here" said Gold Apple. whatever
you wish to do to me. do It."
When the giant looked at the Kings son he
was delighted and began to embrace him and
kiss him.. saying:
You are Gold Apple. only son OF my sister
and the King OF Erin. What brought you this
way to US"
Gold Apple told the whole story.
All. then God help you." said the uncle.
= 1t would be every bit as we'll for you to be
striving to count all the stars in the sky as to
60 looking for that head. for the daughter Of
ri Fohin king Under the wavel has the dog.
and thcre are seventy-seven poles behind her
fathers castle. and the head OF a Kings son.
born Of nm honorable Queen. on each pole OF
them but ono. and that pole Is for your head.
il you 60 there. I'll give you q new bed and
table evory day II you will stay with me-"
Il will go on" said Gold Apple. while alive
to do"
Are you going7' asked tho uncle. next
morning.
lam" said the Kings son.
Tho uncle brought out one apple and said:
Put this In your pocket. and never use 1t till
you arc in great need. You will reach my
brothers house tonight. but be careful not to
pass it"
Gold Apple was making his way that day.
walking as fast as he could until twilight,
when he saw q small. poor hut at ono side OF
tho road in the corner of q wood. He did not
think much Of the hut. at first hardly noticed
n hpt wban ha wapt In ha @ w tha a., not ooe<lo
and richest that he had seen or that any man
could find. On each side OF the fire was a
chair. one OF gold. one OF silver. He sat Town
in the gold chair. In the middle OF tho room.
sitting on the floor. was a woman with her
hair down over her face and she combing 1t.
The woman rose when Gold Apple sat In the
chair. and struck him a much harder blow
than the woman in the first castle.
You'll be treated still worse when tho giant
comes" said she.
III the giant is harder on me than what You
are he'll not leave much life in me-"
The giant came soon. Its the smell OF a
stranger that's in the ~castlo!' cried he. and
1 cannot tell who he is till I see him."
Whatever is to be done to me. I am hero"
said the Kings son.
The giant shook hands with his sisters son.
kissed and embraced him in the same way as
tho first uncle. Tel me what brought you
and where you are going. tell all"
Gold Apple told the whole story.
oh. then. my poor sisters son you might as
f Ss' that SS lh" ssi. ny f'f t%o t az II, t 'sS ana + I lost se' al
to get that dog and here we are now poor and
weak. The daughter of Ri Fohin has that dog.
fathers a castle flet and the head e Of a kings Ps:su SON " on
viii slSs you q fresh table and bed syery day:..
I came for or be killed while Pm getting it."
need neetV is on YOU. YYou'li be ia my Brothers
house tonight however you'll pass from that
The Kings son walked of. keeping tho two
apples, carefully; Between light and dark he
s sSw r e hut 1 In e tot tsis Ct hut sP hs io dlssdn a Woman imam
combing her hair. When she put her hair
aside she began to cry.
are s cry!ng si !" asked T9"ia Gold T App pH1 ''n why 70"
" will" said she. 4 rity such a fine young
painful death that will meet you when the
lind the smell, Of a stranger" shouted he.
land cannot tel whether # Is better to put
bis for Sns ose p bite ,s and f too % small snsIIG iOr two two. mes too
am here for whatever is waiting for me-"
II emo momsnt the giant saw the son Of his
ssi EasSd FRI Kim 1h and a. asfs d t a@h az t s4oash sn YOU s@ or
Gold Apple told his whole story.
bro uUa se aPd {9 Z LOST fG What s we had i sos stri VIZ y eT TO
get what you are looking Tor; Stay with me:
!ySouli have u pleasant life here. Go no fur
while ], live I will live like a man when am
dead 1 shall not meet death a second time"
They made three parts Of that night, and
yyou: but spare II! ilI great need comes; You'll
wife .Ishes had made = cake. Epsadedd With
the door. but takes the lie from n ever S' stsan NJ
s Gsri SONIA pnst n doS n rs sIsr come ON the he tS Est hous for ub fsbr
cake to TIE dog. II he smells It there's no fear
how Old, he is; his name is Crusty White Graz
hurried on till he faced the house Of the old
man; 0ut came the dog. The Kings son
The dog saw tho cake. did not stop at first. but
ran back in a moment smelled a. lit e. ran
forward. turned back again; this time he ate
When the dog had the cake eaten he was SO
glad ind had such welcome for Gold Apple
that thtat the Kings son had to keep him of with
Gold Apple entered the house. and the dog
the TEsnt d ss.0re . WEI; l the s som man her Fiss Up iRt % k m9
house to take the life from met" cried he to
"oh." said Gold Apple. don't kill the dog. !
am not n shepherd. nor am | some herder. but
the son of your daughter from Erin"
Tits easily known that h friend came and
the dog to let him in. oh. but l am glad to see
They made three parts OF that night. and
during the evening a foster daughter OF the
pleased him. lie told her his story.
1T is useless for you to 60 alone" said she.
fast stick your fork in the meat and don't
taste It. Tho old man will ask you why you
you give me the asking Of a gift Anything l
have to give l will give you. save one thing.
do you, say. then. THAT Is the only, git
%Ssnt, Il He y viii say; I eSnnot part IT. with With the the
up boldly and in anger. throw down the table.
refused for a dog by my grandfather!".
Ncxt morning Gold Apple did all as the girI
Gold Apple, walked out the girl rose pp and
said; IL will walk away from you and leave
this house forever II you refuse the dog to Gold
Apple" Tho old man gave the dog then. The
young woman wont out and said to Gold Apple
In parting: 49,
Take care not to speak to the dog till he