The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
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laughed at my own fears, when the morn
ing came. and showed no change except that
cheerful one which CUR guests presence had
what It was In him. but something there was
which carried us all the way he wished US to
go. Did he laugh at the thought Of danger
straightyay we laughed. too. and this though
knew Heritzburg and he did not; Did he
He dared even to scoli my lady. saying that
she had e0sseted the toynsiolk and brought
aud she. who seemed to US the proudsst OF ths
proud. took 1t meekly, Laughing In his face II
mired her and would fain shine, in her pres
ence. That was to be expected. But about
Pste as,hns .s s Sa nt an sit s
mediate excursion to the White Maiden. the
great gray spirs which stands on the summit
Il In her mind to make the best figure she
could; for though she talked OF showing
hi. sraha ID R%ado akSs dass
all the world Knows that the other
:. .h as. s Int %s wa.
chosen because all the HsritZburg land can be
seen from it's foot, and not corn and woodland.
t a town Hn nesting babe lke in the lap Of tho
VALLEY, with the gray towers rising Ike the
My lord Jumped at the plan. Doubtless he
liked the prospect OF ride through the forest
Sometimes doubt II my lady ever had such
a frolic again. Happier days she saw. think.
and many and many OF them. hope but such
s1y ss 81 with 10Y ana You'll riding ' By
her. with old servants at her heels, and all the
In light and shadow. she never again enjoyed.
why. there is tho Werra" ne exclaimed
large Nu.1 live, o. r FfR saa sf1
crossing like silver streak the distant mouth
Yes. NY lady answered. That is the
Vera. and heyond 1t L. suppose the world"
said. between signing aud smiling. Then,
hey for the south and Nqgsmberg the good
cause. aud the great King"
And is he SO great a fghtsr." my lady asked.
nRht and dan pray aits S the waidsrays
eanp. ard swsds thinks death the same as
Where Is he nowf"
At Munich. in Bavaria"
Il. died As lie would have wished e dis."
ie ss.S "a Ris ssa. :1 ;s e.: King 81 3:
llsvsd In his /; and he died for Il What more
can man aSkl But here is Franz With all
Of beauty, however perfect does not prevent =
man getting hungry. "
bprE." my lady ssld, laughing, a.. -
Ssain ana called to me to come and name the
hills aud tell my lord what land went with
each Of the three .Lsmlsts between watch the
stiil We had plenty Of daylight before US
whsn my lady mounted snd turned her face
lie after 5. but Il wanted little Of sunset when
We eAms at last In sight, OF the. bridge which
spans the raylns at the back OF the castle.
.aw In the distance = lad had Jumped down
from the wall and was running toward US HAY-
Ing his can trOtted forward along the side u
the Path until came within call. Then cried
70 the lad 10 know what IL WAS
The town" he answered, painting up 20 my
stlTrup. There 10 fiEhttnE golh9 on. Master
Martin. Thsy are pulling down Klink's house"
Then ny lady came up. And had 10 break
the news TO her OF course the young WAld-
grave heard also And saw hls sJss sparkle
with pleasure -.
"a the rsSeals r he exclaimed Nov We
teach these Doors such Lessen Z. fhsJ shall
Hnusd turning 70 my LADY who had not spoken-
The Queen 81 HsritZbuEg Is not afraid Of her
Isbslio1s subjects I"
Ny lady's eyes flashed.
No. / am not afraid" she said with con-
tempt. But klink's hOass2 Do y0a mean
tbs ksd Hayt Martha"
sGs siSsEsd hsE horse b. ths had ana