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

bat before me" ma
stop idnse or resting. then STRIKER called for a
fss osisd aR Sfm sshr II Il Ks Ks e Mfds mt q h osr caste ate
enough. slept. and was es fresh as ever next
niShts IN co lnsy a sRspt that sal Without S%tI re stu WV
Striker called for cessation 2 second tine tme
ans s p.r re- { Sn opposite sn . s,s CANA and nGt said: 7" s0'a-
Bad luck to you for O foolish Young man to
Be 5sin fFly anS c yGsr h 1ns%y a ssst' yt tim fyi no out snt.
side at the foot Of the wall In hunger and cold.
Keep him working till he Yields; Give him no
Witch i,' he y Sss IN the LETT iFG Side mi u it e'"sA'' 'hs pin
They were struggling four III da ;Ss and and nights
Ing. when. Canal snatched the pin from the
0! aoR 81 spare Sssi my iife" Dried Striker. "Ill be
III want nothing oiyou," said Cahal. but
t tfdm hs s' IstS Snt ny f Eins S s9 H BAL SSs t ssd s sss
was, to b, my wife soon when you took her.
ssnS o her Us to willie III Ws are p" on p he 'S %sS 81 h sRssHHnt-
stri fsa 70: Hss VET Rsri NANCE ssss .hs sa Set s,S COX s sR'S
she put him under bonds not to modest her for
tw !W%SSss s s ssp tYS Sn ySSWys et Mantiep"
nose before You and follow til
your lie for three straws on account Of It, but
III let SONG other man have his chanceto take
.Gahai mounted his mare then. and was trav-
cling over seas and dry land: travelling q long
t snstIe. TIL Hs ne strS Ssp The at eo last Q, f som Mst Maht ous
Who are You and what do you vant,T"
hup sSysn at n my Islt; s q NJ hundred aas9s ? SsHin sS me-.
and seven hundred before my face.".,
place." s i Rof ths "I messenger ssaa ses Wet Mantis
lives here in his own way. without forces or
ssnp %.}i ;sn ni keeps no man but mo- and is
"Go then" said Cahal. and toll him to
eo Wet q Msn nl% s s to d ms'| and the two fought
seven days and six nights. Wet Mantle called
for a truce then and got il. The hero went to
fight and the struggle continued z, three days
and received it the second time. On tho
eleventh morning he was wellagain and ready
"!Oh. then. II, is foolish and simple you are
and small 2 an, gS 60 Il IL ~ yS SaF travsslIWin hy the W0ri ont
t but iE Simt till H yGH1 tire na n him wss and d. take = so ths mantle mas
then. for it is in the mantle his strength is"
On the eleventh morning they began for the
NO" said Cahal. you'll get no rest; There
Is no rest for either OF us. You must fight till
They fought on. till the following. evening.
Wet Sao 1ess iii fr' Ills fG Sst Eas' Is s s snded. !i daied Ca
They held on all that night venomously. and
Then CahaI closed on his enemy and tore the
The hero without his mantle had no more
strength than q com on man..
You arr ths pest hamP.i!q}n L thpt I have ever
that you sai ask nt but IT, d onif XIII me wv give you Oil
.,.i have No wish to XII or to hurt YOU.
s ss9v. fre sso a er'a fon Caused Is dG mt T Fr.at y trou DE
and hardship searching and travelling; not
P rsse III E eE m IN ssais sa Us or marin US un'' ~e
why SO p asked cahal
maideenn ff From mo. ana ao1S she Ssi put him r10t un sdsr
bonds not to polest her. or come near her for
'h@!s &6 days cam and 1 th hns I ,sns' siw.ep.r~
Man tie the WORT World i is Vide eS You hay have free free p mss
high castle he is a tall man himself; he has
sweeps tho sky with that broom three times in
the morning, and tho day that no sweeps
- e9 9hs wen. went TIa dm II, KS a pony 4 ,rf ON the he. north nth
W west sa to s east th Ie@ YEARS !ne eI and 70 tw sne days. Tss. ah At
daylight Of the third day he saw a tai castle
t IL .h1 he ees could Sef Soe GIT Eli the be tai hair Has 81 ih r. s astl 9
man on the summit twice as tall as the castle
itself end sa h T 9Th, E b brq SIms sTsee ~ : the sky ::
last" He RODE forward then to the castle and
struck the pole OF combat.
want mon to meet me n combat" -.
n, aMeli rt that IL Is W what ma yop 9iIir not IT, g tt,i IN this ns
But Long Sweeper and myself The 'BIaef
Horseman came from the, Western World
f hn1s S %onshs a gTeat eb bar kl.Isd s snd yr6 man; gave awe
after terrible fighting got the upper hand Of
-" Well. If he. has no men lot him como out
himself. for. I'll never leaye the. spot till
knock satisfaction out OF Long Sweeper for
the trouble he gave mo before l could find
Long sweeper came out and they began to
n niahfs. thTf Sw iSqs ssen aIp ss sF The ds sSsen nna d S,y
Went into his high fha asst ate drank NIX healed zeal d hime
soundIy while Canal had to rest as best he
was able on the ground beyond the wall. The
times and, got such strength that no man on
They fought three days and two, nights. and
fought all the time without rest. Long Sweep
s sG saIlSa 1sf ssis ths ss S Sns got N 4; ana aU wns
ing he, mounted, the castle. swept the sky
three times with his broom. and was ready for
perghed in front % Of Cal amt sald; cono. :.
i hiEsR; lose los e It, q and Sfa is P'tf is fS son in n YOU Git % give siSs
to IIo e on but the he's sa TIt'S and spI notIinr r1 70 n1 put ia
your mouth but cold air2 Give neither rest
nor truce to your enemy. He will be losing
strength till three days from now. II he gets
no chance to sweep the sky. he'll be no better
than u common man."
That evening Long Sweeper called for rest.
mo" said Canal. you'll get no rest from
me; We v must fight till either one or the other
THAT'S not fair fighting"
1T is not. indeed. ] am ten days and nights
without food. drink. or rest, while you have
had them twice. We have not fought fairly SO
far. but We will hereafter. You must remain
as you are now till one Of us is conquered"
They. were fighting till noon. the thirteenth
day - am beaten" said Long sweeper.
but spare my life. for 4 there is a good hero in
tho world You are he"
u want nothing of YOU" said Cahal: but
daughter of the King of Hathony, tho maiden
you took from Wet Mantle. You have caused
me great hardship and trouble. but I'll let
some one else take your life. or you may live
as you are"
II cannot send out your BRIDE" said Long
Sweeper. for she 10 not In my castle. The