The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-08

op,niop. grew restiye under his silence aud
unViseiy gave way to my ieslinas' =, nv aoo,-
.Iop sG n. ~ Fr aSs SSe'ft ss az ''
q You're 70 eo%nand,d sir AZ snsyer"d'
IL WG ISe 70 on say what would do" he
answered, with flash OF anger aim.
What gGsT gslaisH s
his tiny moustache haughtily. I'VE look at
thing from tSSaR sppeSs to &c he
rescuing OF ladies who are, may venture to
SO Saf.Sc ann more
deeply intefested. More. deeply interested"
he repeated. " ], in word am prepared: sir
sNw otSs ss:ts S Ss Ga eas
whom asked CURLY. stane By this repe-
Gn q @ IE Sar SSfp and bitterly why
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seS '4 fSst %Re sn na nsee to
The full prics". I muttsred nna.rstand-
4S.ssss :his l! tsss rs sSs And
q he spoke be looked at me with IN express;
% S:, .s g s.sor shf Rim
in some degree TO himself fpr. without giving
me meat. a. opnoEtunity Of s99,Nering. he turned r.
@ S ost %' ss ssS d. si5sss aWA, was
| MY frat business on .rising next morning
meal ior J, n Is III R'3 as 9sS s%p;y Vent
round also and saw that all had their arms
@ and 'SSn esiSa d4a ns
| 10 az appearance until this work was done.
ssn Sss land so snd
with. the first streak Of daylight We .started in
single q. me and g snails pace Up he valley
co.'s and ! riding in the rear; is, the time the
ing frames we were over the worst OF the
ground, and were able to advance. at some
speed along a track cut through q dense for
h ssd aps ss 4 .Ss at
bado the men dismount in haste. that the
Va, Vas pes great night es e 4 further issssnsd:
thsskiansss has 10 hsa no. I %stsmps s
certanly, with the. result OF Informing the
SsH Tsf nnS a
ffHH IIMeseste !v, 6y walls: The nearer tower.
II. , inner one: WHICH agpsaTsd to Ss perfect in
The oosed and y sanee at
"H %ss as. sS' &C ' s
S Esen a % had
IL hfs 10
a ne fo as the stout gray walls
1fndispi Msshsn mu.tersd; cd, With " 4! ten
tut man: t there f Is more than hanoi one way to
% from feeling q as thsn
t yS9r teeth 1..I Come let us descend and view
the path leading us for while out Of sight Of
the castle, wo were able to proceed with less
and Whou. the 81 the
between which and the ruin lay good hall
% es on ss
" a. sas a Ss
and escaping from him with an setivisy won.
derful IN . woman Of her age; for she was bent
man who LAY at The, loot Of q tree hall
fore seen Snatchine up an axe. she put her
self In posture Of deience before him. with
sea IN w or e.
M Mali that he had met his match at last
called ii to II him to let her be. and advanced
bed Of leaves and seemed unable to rise. .Ap-
pealing to me With face OF agony not to hurt
hs o e
That ny men Should modest neither The one one
.oniy tell me this" said. speaking slowly.
IN fear lest my LANGUAGE should be little more
-, are dozen ho a in the old cas-
mop and NOV S 81 us. and answered eagerly that
there we're; SddinG with s trembling oath that
Of his small store o. meal and c When Hi he
would have protested. thrown him out, break
ing his leg. ,, -
She brought me down on her back" he an
STe ieok isiO az the old womans rra form with
wonder, Doubtless there Were, men 10 my
othsrs whe done all that
the party. took out some black bread and gave
stances he would not have H Resitated to roE
MaiRhan. who knew al arts appertaning to
1 there ss re wSa Phelr
s snfss as 81.
shaking violently.
sd hs s ssss n,s
Only one" she plped,
shs sae FnSns sSst al.
wretchsd appearance had led me to EXPECT
sos 70 s s s'f T q ssy st
learned that II was I'm possible to enter or leave
the ruin except through the nearer tower;
that a rickety modern gate barred the en-
mere shell OF four walls. n marrow square
headed doorway without door led into the
court. beyond which rose the habitable tower
DO you know II they intend to stay thsre9 P"
~ they iSS,l bads me bring them 50 many
should have . handful OF my own meal bsctlh
ofimpotent rage, shaking both her cienohed
hands IL the direction Of the castle. and
saresming frenzied Inalediettons In her
pondsred awhile over what she had said,
liking very little the sound OF that narrow
appeared We must pass before We could eject
anything; And the gate troubled me- It
powder nor Runs nor any siege implem ents,
and could not pull down stone walls with our
naked hands BY seiZing the horses Indeed,