The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07


an vfsah hs is sst.iag forth. 20
- 80 ser c1nsoTt- Eudsl. however
- s1sssa a fair serving maid ~ J0cs-
$3.50 wa9 waa waited 70 the castIs Ia
1rws vsxzsl when az infant ard
80 sTr ths princess Ru6el end Eoiisa
-. tassr salfh 10 each other bsssr.
ssxv.s the princess being Ignorant OF
- tevs Rudsl gains the prosnss. o.
s..n from the princess II he meets
80 szccsss 10 MS venture meaning 80
49, IT, hand OK Sofia On ats re-
- tsuasl makes his request. Thu
.-.-.ss. Ioeellande Ia greatly shocked
~ ard maiden should De preferred
49, sas urges the unguitabllity q
Z. .eafeh. sBt Ruasi persasflsE. she gives
- soualaGs consent
PART IL
-. vert sor q great while until she
s..taa~ht her OF remedy. Then Sae
- S~y tears and gave orders mat Sir
srs~.nee should come 20 her 40 him
$3.50. .sroaigat al the high feast you
go make your prayer 10 TIE Lore hscei
- ravssH viii join with 7sH. - that
- become your leader and rule over
81 A. king"
= a.. sgoke. thinking that when the
So E,,dsl had departed she would prfviiy
- @olltz 60 dezth--opsnly she darsd not
= = far the great love the mobiles hofe
.~...s Rads- and when Sollta WAS dead.
- ga,;ls .hs send again for Rudei and
-. bar siege with him. Sir Broyafce,
80. nav believe, was right glad al aer
.nrix. and made hiIn ready for the fesst
us,,~- when sas company was assembled
.ss,s he stsur Rudel clad In green tunie
.1s,a wisA fur Of q white fox, ane eh@in
- rith ssuss< Of great virtue aeous his
a., ..x ard on nt. fee ne wors shoes
= 80. sosskin. and tie lasehes were %
- d. sa cams into TIE hall. aid see
- sa.s thus xaily sttired with all his aar-
~ nl,ca did al marvel ~ his knight
! .sew.ss For IN truth he booked more
~. acme tender minstrel than a gallant
xayrsor. Thsa Up rose Dir Broysnce ana
SD
..us creating 10 the SisuF Hudsl. ana
ara win that he set fcrch his errand
~ rsaaess; ia, tAe slsur Rud-l laughed
asa answered:
~sF Broyancs. great honor you do me.
saa 20. I pray. tell your country men OF
p,sx. guf never more viii / draw sword
: ssus.r spear. for this day hath the
yr,pee.r JseeliaaGs granted me her
nalAaa Sofia for wife. ana by her aide
oil hlie til death"
Tharn,pou roee a great muFmur or aston
,skusnt wt1aln ne haA. the men lament
s.s that s~ur Rudsi would lead them no
Nora 10 hatfls. and the women marSe4ing
i. asea Other that ne should choose -
-.sn a fling a. solita FOR wife. Bat Sir
p,gvaae. saId never a word. but got him
ron ;hs table and out of the hail, go tAst
a. company ularveied yet more for tAat
4 had no, sought 20 persuade the sieur
Ruaei Then said the Princess Joceilanar.
sollsA And Radal;
.r,s nav lord. shame on you: you forget
yoar knighthoodr' And he replied; MY
As.rhtAooa. your highness. had but one
uss AMI that 10 win my sweet Sofia
Wherefore was Joeelande's heart yet
As,;er against the twain. and she cried
saea:
-xay. but Il Is on Us that the shame of
year cowaraics VIII fall. Even now Sir
hoyancs left our hall fn anger and seorn.
4 -,sy not hs that our chiefest noble shall
. disgrace us."
Bat slaur Rudel laughed lightly. and an
,sefea her:
Madame. full oft have jeopardized my
he IA your good cause. and l fear no
charge Of cowardlce moro than ] fear
nstls-aown-"
His words did but increase the fury OF
iAs princess, and she brake cut in most
bitter speeehs
NAY. but it Is a kitchen kuave we have
been honoFlaE unswares. and bidding SIX
silh rs az tablet
Aaa straiKhtway she called 70 her serv-
abs ana bada them fetch the warden 81
De castle WITH the letters But the Sieur
kaasl laughed again. and said.
-TArs t. will be impossible that ! leave
~ dssF Sofia ana voyage poriiously 10
nr8ye"
Nar any effort or resistance did he make.
b. llgagsy suffered them 20 fetter him. tAe
tale the princess most fouily mis-satd
I'm With fetters they prisonea hts feet.
Asa manaclss they straitiy fastened about
- wrists, ard they bound him 20 pillar
y the han ~ a chain about his middle.
There shall yea blae." she said. in
shameful h.aads uHtli you make promise -
Voyage forth - Broys. Tor serelv there
, aetsing - vile 81 ar this world as
sevsa gentleman"
N5ta that she turned her again 20 ire
Pas though Nss7s heart she had thereto.
go re siear Rueel was we'll conteut for
aat tor an the honor in Chrisgerdom
you'd De break his Vrord ~ his dear Sofia.
HeSheit me mobiles were ever urgent thst
= princess should set him free. pleading
= wershinf3l 3ee3s be had accomplished
= ~ cagsc E1t fo 0oac - Thorn would
- harkea and the fair Weutls ladies' %
sae court greatly su0laadrS her for her
57fsislenee-ana especially those who had
s'st~Aie dropped their gauntlets that
VIE nlshf herH aud r}ck them Up. And
10y pleasant fratS thcy r2sses upon TIA
e.FaF Rude fiftiHs him dance wlth .hen.
'es ne was lsfh 90 sab Eut - pad