The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-21

OF the pipes ana smoked what he wished from
i1 Ihers We're W pots on tho lire. one on
I'll try to find out what's in the pots" said
covers. One was full Of beef md tho other OF
WwpSttop. shawn nte his Gll out Of both pots
All Mins around ns ana a sS'e str w" e 81 h T n he ne m i%Gks SO
III !. fali asleep here" thought he. some
l must hide myseif.".
There was q very large willow erect at one
the, night aiaid Shawn. wi With h'f nat lie ",' srept
leaving Just q little hole to see through.
After Q while what should walk in hut two
sat 81 a mem tnef th ssS faced s,Ns 81 M a L, ye n. I9e eS and '" mn,
Some one was here before us and alto a part
the meat OF the iirc md nte their supper.
After supper they took their rinesi ,,,.
smoked my Pipe" said one OF the eats, y.
When shawn, heard the talk that they had
Would Tfs see sHh'iy @ ani XII III i Tns SO riley /" d ,s%k . ,hsy
the pots and stretched themselves across tho
TEL mo some nows afterthe day. said ono
Ills the greatest news I have to tell" said
q %ysslf:. and n ,"y storPea ! Hit iii / ii Gss' into
The kings garden; When I was In the garden.
pa HiS window "s'' Tie i k ING has s%l,sIh% Int one a a. spe
ter. She was sitting " tho window at the
tim md It open, she h It took |. mDrs ssio Of d bread ID
the crumbs. and she stretched out her hand to
e "a Ri, me- end gaEo her u1 : clip r in the he hand TI,h
It VII be worse. and ,tisn't long after that till
What is to cure herr" asked the other.
.There & cu u well iie oata lnf:' in MN The kin sinc! 4r ssrd Sas.
three feet from the surface. md going under u
tiI Tint well f opened and he, hand i washed
Washing isn't done before nine days are OFT:
knows the cure. or can helpher." ,,
sS ;:s$? ?s III il 4 sssi Il; $$: ~ !" IF" FL ' Sa'S to s cure ' sss
The cata fell asleep. and at dawn on the fol-
lowing morning they rose up and went away.
any delay. Very glad was he when he stood on
! He rayelied on that day. travelled till he
came to the next town; and It's there the kings
and the shops were ali closed,
people idle p asked shawn Of a man who was
standing before his own door.
mann nnss E Ss9f iat Ssn sfhisEs I that xSEs yh s'i i dy is'e and ind
We. are in great grief for her,
give me a sui, Of clothes and I'll 60 to the castle
The man looked at Shawn. and took him to be
very foolish and silly to say that he'd think OF
1nteily you the reason why my clothes, are
roads in my haste to come to the castle"
he dressed himself grandIy. in the way that he
could pass for a gentleman or a doctor. There
castle. ' but not aG man Of them wa r %llo to ." cure are
the Kings danghter. shawn made out the
5 Giaae and was sent wan TGra to to s the lI kdnE III That Mn q I sfen 1t
to talk to the King and said:.
I'll cure your daughter before the end Of
shawn was taken to the chamber. where
there were eight or nine doctors. Can you
eo!S M !ss ea nr"s an a"Ssssf { tho ssk'' SHAWN
=" What brings you here II you cannot. cure
Serr d aSs fhs ehs sais shawn Ss S,s To the a RinF FL cure
to the young wom9n's bedside: She told him
must have the Key to the g Garden said spfiS Shawn.
v vnpd 1o HIss d an:r = s spsdss and three bottles that
These were al brought; Shawn took them.
ed i after him; then he went walking around
inside the garden to know could he make out
the t. e. tree 2 where re the vel! GSs; he T.lke% till he
Is" thought shawn. With that he dug down
and made put the water. He moved a broad
the three bottles. and covered the we'll care
fully SO that no one could know that the place
cat said. so shawn did. He washed the hand
until he had it washed nine times. The swell
ing was going down ever and always. and soon
the Kings daughter. asked for food.
How are you now ?" asked the 'king.,
Next iay, she rose un, Shawn stayed In the
the king, Pay me; 1t is line for me now to
The King gave three hundred gold pieces;
prommlsed three thousand" , .,
.Oh;n SAG tho King. y you are we'll paid for
That viii not dc" SAID Shawn. Il must
mors YOU arc not e sen'leman:s sai% the King.
"T The SinE yG %sSSs get tss d spGS' shs%n aside: II
am Very tRankiul.' said she. Leave the pay
ment to me: don't have any, quarrel with my
You reared where were you born. and is there
I'm leaye the payment to YOU" said Shawn.
ST hs "a and q rs Axe s shawn " , q gold Mi,b ri ms Wiz sIls. her
but would not acknowledge it that day. ;,
She .l. Asom lii Sos s4f pnd for a nb tws M;iI faIn.r said Al,
shawn left good health with tho Kings
stepped, tili he cam to. the shop where he got
the clothes The shopkeerer was glad. Tor he
Knew z. W.T. that he 81 had l sn Sf,d the tne Kings daughter.
"fT!taKe no paS," said the man. "and I
wouldn't III ! had given you MS much more. /
am well paid by the curing OF the Kings
daughter"
Shawn gave his thanks to the man. took his
evening It began to snow very hard: tho snow
was falling heavily on Shawn and the horse.
Not u house could he SEQ by the way. TIL at last
about n~iRht!all lie came to a castle and the
broad letters was written: Lodging here for
a man and his stood" Shawn was very glad
to get the like. and led In his horse. 1t was a
broken;down castle. but he made out q place
for his horse and u room for himself.
There was plenty OF food on u table before
hin. bpt no person In sight He snt down and
ate as IL ut homo, and the snow falling fast
and heavy outside. When he had eaten his
supper no went 10 the horse. and what did he
gee In front of tho beast but u rack fun Of hay.
he went back aud sat by tho fire. for he had
1t was near midnight when Shawn heard a
great rafting above on tho lott and u terrible
noise. He was greatly IN dread. and felt some
thing slipping down tho stone stairs. My
ddeatl! Is coming now" said shawn to himself.
TWO mon walked In to him Mt last and u coffin
between them: they put down the coffin. anil
took the lid from 1t. Out spran: u corpse, Tho
tNyn ma antnL tI,A .N.,. So ,rnr l.u inf