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lated the story of ''The Skeleton in Ar
NOR. month of enjoyment and sight
seeing, and then these Birds of Passage
bade good-bve to England, and on boar(
the "Thora of Rimor' took their flight t.
the land of ''Raud the Strong;' Queen 81
grid the Naughty, '"Godrun," ""IronbearT
and 'Thangbrand the Priest" Looking
back upon the mist enshrouded shores oi
the receding land, they seemed to SEE
family outlined the tall form of 1.-The
Warden of Cinque Ports" The Rain in
summer" which often comes so unexpect
edly, overlook them one evening as they
were returning from a long days scram,
Bile over the rocks and they sought
shelter in The Wayside Inn which
nestled under the protecting branches of
huge 'Hemlock." Here they found tray
elers from many lands: far into the night
they fingered, and while the sparkling
"Catawba Win" passed from hand to hand
beguiled the hours away with strange tales
and many an ''Interlude" of song. 1.-The
Landlords Tale was The Saga of Kin 9
Olaf" The Skerry of Shrieks," and
The Wrath of Oding," ''The Theolo-
gian's Tale, The Legend of the Crossbilr'
and The Legend Beautiful" The Musi-
clans Tale was of "The Building of Long
Serpent, THE Crew of the Long Serpent" "
King Svend of the Forked Beard" king
Olafs Christmas" King Olaf and Earl
Sigvald." The Swede told of King Olaf s
War Horns king Olafs Death Drink
of 'Einar Tamberskelver" and Bishop
Sigurd at Salten Ford" "The Spanish
Jews Tale was ''Kambalu," THE Le-
gend of Rabbi Ben Levi "Scanderbeg,"
The Students Tale" 'The .Cobbler of
Hagenau" THE Rhymes of Sir Christie
pher' and The Wreck of the Hesperus,"
The American tourist recited "Palingen-
esis, "The March of Miles Standish" and
sung "Tegner's Drapa." THE Poets Tale"
was of the adventures of others. "The
Discoverer of the North Cape" and "The
Phantom Ship" Victor gave them paul
Revere's Ride" and The fiftieth Birth
day of Agassiz." The landlords daughter
told the story of Queen Thyri ard the
Angelica Stalks sang Il quaint ode ITO
an Old Danish Song Book" and The
Ballad of Carmilhan." Evangeline re-
peated Sin one of the Poetic Aphor-
isms'> of Frederick Won Logan, which she
deemed fitting to close the varied recitals
of the evening.
MAN like il is to fall into sin,
F.end-like it is to dwell therein,
Christ-like it is for sin to greve,
God like it is all sin to leave
From Norway our travellers went to
Belgium, where was pointed out to them
the spot on which, according to tradition,
was pitched the tent on which was built
The Emperor's Birdnest." There, too,
they hea' d The Carlton" peal out from
The Belfry of Bruges," built in the mark
et-place of that quaint old town.
Then their steps were wended south
ward, to Germany, through Switzerland
ITO Italy and led them to splendid cities,
famous Cathedrals, celebrated Baths and
many other places of interest.
They visited the Cloister under Wurtz-
bergs Minister, where lay the bones of
Walter Won Der Vogelweid," watched
the swallows fly in and out from their
nests built in the mantle of The Statue
over the Cathedral Door" Stood in the
court yard of the Castle of '.Nuremburg,"
where
''Bounl with many an iron b md
Stands the mighty Linden planted by Queen Cuni-
gunae's hand
How strange to them was the homage
paid ITO the Stork" by the superstitious
German peasants, and which built on the
cottage of many an Anne of Tharaw"
and her haxen haired Emma and Egin-
hard"
On they went to "Cadenabbia," and
fingered long by the ''loveliest of the
lakes rising at daybreak, that they might
witness the glorious view of the Lord of
day rising in all his majesty over the
mountains, from which The Bridge of
Clouds seemed to reach even unto hea-
ven, and was reflected with all the gor-
geous panoply of clouds in the clear wa
ter 5 OF lne Lake or Como.
In some far distant Alp they seemed to
see the Tower Prometheus on Mount Cau-
casus" with "Prometheus' chained and in
the eagles circling DER, vultures that at
his vitals tore
Now they climbed to where the convent
of Monte Casino reared Its proud
and venerable walls against the sky. and
while resting, were shown ''St. Theresa's
Book-mark," and listened to The Ser
mon of ST. Francis to the birds he daily
fed, to the stories of The Nun of Nida-
ros" and THE Ladder of ST. Augustine"
On through Italy they wondered linger-
ing long in beautiful Florence, where "The
Air was perfume laden. Again and again
they visited "Giotto's Tower" 1.-The Lily
of Florence hlossoming in stone," and un-
der "The Light of Stars" The Spirit of
Poetry filled their souls From THE
Old Bridge of Florence" they gazed by
daylight across the valley of the Arno,
where The Falcon of Ser FEDERICO" had
flown in years gone by, and by moonlight
stood and dreamed of the gallant throng
that had passed Ger the bridge in its five
centuries of years, The BLACK Knight
stalking in their midst unseen While
from afar off to their ears was borne The
Wanderers Night Song" and THE Drink
ing Song" of the students
For awhile in Rome they tarried be-
wjldered nv the heartieS of nicturad and
sculptured gems too numerous to mention