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

borrow his hound. but he would give him TO
dog. With the Ssrnins to keep him ai late Il
me ann day y.,I Tss o htp ts m wsn tho to k RIGn.i s ssnr SSse
%AA pWsr Ts eyeniD os' the he m King was si returnins. and
Gold Apple was outside waiting to talk VIII
You saw the Kings daughter 2" asked the
do" said Gold Apple; 'she wa pleasant
well. Twill go to the garden, said the dog.
rTinsess has 3 sSitor. and I will try to xiii
The Kings daughter won't to walk with her
Which Is the bettor man p asked the maid.
oh, Gold Apple" said the, Princess. Il
could love that man and spare him."
he esm ,s 1 irHm a CT s.rs sbsee he nc is one ae, kaoT sa Mh t6e
Iknow him" answered the Princess.
Tin tho evening you'll take me- to the castle to
s g i%Te me e to al : iSe f. f1'ifts It. 9TSSS l fii tssss 'Nou HG
soe. b ySp the Sn sui hss Pw df f sTins The tSs e dSR n ssa
to tSt the up Pr inc su',ff s' dog S', cam '4 make Ike HI Himself sell
big or little and will let him iump to the floor
before she can stop him.. and the suitor will
from Erin The II dog will lie going arc around til
he comes up IN front OF you to cut your throat
VIII b q ! R,te; you aH to s masd y KssR GIs se SSsf ss DOG.
eyer dSg Is better Il. Ist HI. him win, ! will seize
That was done. The dogs. fought till they
made bits of everything In the castle. Tho
iion. The, logs lett the castle and fought for
three nights and three days on the field out
s .IS., 1h 1es. they b III made I'd. .t tgG ao hawks Sksv q aeh them
On the seventh day Gold Apple went out.
lamenting and weeping for the loss Of his dog:
coming in his own shape and the head OF the
eight-legged dog IN his mouth. :,
st oNST c;ne sAi Mi III S aSsn sie uyo gs sFs sS''i be T9:
s soS' H Fl ha will, ask sGi RaT Il E Een tA sh ss viii 81. 1Sa th Mi1l
before you go nut me in u coffin and bury me
IN this place; for am dying now after the
The hound died. Gold Apple buried him. and
Ssad Of ff sSs e iS sls eGG%ao os. she ssr weIeem ass
him greatly. Have you the head p "Thave."
answered he,
Ap pes i ]pSHsSsd i4 her in tho he S Scdv w sRR hfs thu SalS
s sba s arc neil l, dss an e SoId An bnE t 2, ws5 b naPe t.
bis i S srandiather's house now now. ''f He and 1%it the
foster daughter were talking in the evening,
a aTSiD herd ~ th !, s s1d IN, ma me, ms saTd bs. and no Go SsP n,
away under epehantment. tearing each other
means OF salvation near me-"
What is that ?, asked Gold Apple.
Theirs is" said the old man." a horn Under
o stone there behind. and with 1t q branch.
world will come. and when the branch is placed
on n dead. sick. or wounded man 1t Will cure
MIN, tn ph rin Uu os 1o OF ion iss nos G ~ hc AK from rom
the rod OF enchantment: while had them
was able to live as well as anytman ever could.
Queen came with great forces and fought long
against me and my. sons; and never stopped
t t,'r ssf t fSSs Of tn @y! so ,nsf into tn DOGS. . onS into "s t the
t siGtt; diisTs5 dog IaS, aR We the hia ether ths bd lnt0 s shs dog tSs
could not find them We arc waiting and ex-
recting this long time Tor q man to come and
some Glen through the use Of the branch and
the, horn and bring back the three things to
Next morning Gold Apple went to the stone.
turned it over. found the horn and branch. and
brought them in to Crusty White Gray. ..,.
branch Poh vow %e te'G rne ebed You ON y YOU !" 's asked Ts,l II d foli
Apple;
.n Soid ! A SspE,d ru n1ss !" ih ring SD g % sS%'ni With the
Sns PlSniia Me o Ens Fl Th s'f Kins! sn som nG SisR the Is f Scrn
now, and one-third Of what birds were in tho
TGpls fp Ga snilis to linn. They .yw fnas cd y Sna w sSSss d
Us. and why do you trouble us?' asked the
We do not. and cannot tell you. We are
ii sfsIy fnS for x taas slses ourselves more an1'
He blow the horn a second time. and the
second third Of all the birds in the world came.
They gave the same answer. He blew the
th hird thru til"I H He blew blew the f SaMi ' blast. and h
biggest and strongest bird. the eagle. came.
What do you want of mo and why have you
~ want d hjnow ssS e. from you; Where is
the castle Of lonesome Glen. and /: ! had =.
plenty OF food would bear you on my back to
YIN get food for yop.% sHid, Geld Apple:
tb ne 81 iSp u damn q me T nu,i9 sisr kilIs % him. ns and a. gave gave
ing and were rising till the eagle went high.
He began to go down. at. nightfall. and was
dropping lower till daylight. when he was over
Well II. sal! said I'll the s sai s:o III IN must lssye you
Kings son. He gave the eagle one apple. The
eagle ate it and said: II am stronger now than
He was rising and travelling till nightfalL
then descending till daylight. whom he said:
:" must leave you on u rock and go to find
" Wait" said the Kings son. Eat this
Nt'The apple is very good and wholesome"
yesterday."T lie travelled in the same way til
! have another apple: 1t may serve YOU.
III yon have ,ano!her apple. that will do"
tssd gSys s shs sa 1ha sapIe AN aW ssI s 3 bs than h hS yes.
tVAooSs ohlo W We Ato 10 III AohC
some Glen tomorrow"
The following morning they were in Lone
some Glen. and the eagle said to Gold Apple:
When you are walking along In front Of, the
castle open your breast and expose the love
spot that Is on it The Queen Will see the spot
and fall in love with yolI. aud send out u mos.
s;enger to bring YOU. When you go in YOU will
striving to get tho ring Of youth. and II you get
that you will get every other thing"
The eagle went about his own business. and
everything happened as he said. The Queen
give You the ring" said she. "if you will bring
1t back to me and stay here yourself. and do
you give, your word OF honor on that"
u do" said Gold Apple, When he got the
ring. he said: II want the rod Of enchant-
ment and the pot OF health"
She gave him these nlso. Now said she.
=" when you are in Erin you'll need another
thing, Here is u cloth for you. When you
spread, the cloth you'll have everything to
eat and drink that You can wish for. Hero is
a mirror. too. and il you are u hundred and
twenty years old you'll be, young when. YOU
fore you there will DO a firm road over the
go In safety. When you have passed, the road
will close behind you and vanish in the water"
He took the things and went his way. He
kept the rod before him and never stopped till
no .t,nNN ~ tLa Il do -, 80 - Il.