The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1899-12-06

w lidt - NJ inc rate OF DV CfoNUs wear
for each man We could enlist hall Rome
for that.
Probably, bu, it isn't half Rome. only
half dozen men want
Every true. Your worship. and Will
iouh, less be able to lind them, hut, excel.
lCncy
What is ~"
"StN mon At five crowns each makes 20
crowns. and
Did not say more viii be furthccmnc'
You need not pay them in alvan.". Two
crowns each on cnlis;ng. and the rem 'r Ter
on completion OF the task. vii that do"
1T is enough. surely"
Very well, then you may set about this
at once. aud remember that the, should lc
lodged clos, at hand. and he ready to go any.
where at a moments noUoc.'
"Eyccllcucy.
Whilst ihls conversation was going on I
had effected such change IN my attire a.
was possible. resolving to take the first on.
portuultv the following day to summon
tailor and give Inn orders for things for
which ! stood IN need .la,opo wis lust
about to- depart when DCiaurc. the page
Appeared. soaring with HIM a note and a
ruulCdu. winch Ec sand was from his Cml-
uoncc these he LETT with me and retired,
savlu. there was no answer. The note Wa
lrct, merely hoping ] was IN comfort. and
sending me ~ the roulcau a hundred crowns
with the animation that IT | needed thCn
another hundred vas ready for M. The
SUM, hous' ?. wa r2orc than ample. and,
giving lt,.N further directions to ,-rIL,
couple ut l.,kc,s, ! sent HIM away, r,-
ro.pIuL ~ .1N GOOD fortune. with prr..lt uf
ten crowns ior himself which tho honest TEL.
low at first refused t. take. and uul, nc.
c,Itcl on t.l pressing the sum on Inn.
THIS bc,u,, done there WIS nothing LETT
for Iuc hU; ~ await the dinner hour and
strullCd down To- the stables To- look 40 the
horses. which were in truth IN such luxury
~ perhaps the poor beasts had never en-.
Joycd. y Groom ct the cardinals establish
mcut had attended To them, and | slipped
piece ct silver INTO la, hand for his trouble.
lie bit tins to test whether 1t was genuine
or not. and then settled himself on a heap OF
hay g. mend some sdddlcrv.
| LETT him to las occupation. and. with a
parting cares, 20 my beasts. moved further
Ga to loo, at the other animals Md here.
u,ctIug the head groom. had some CONVEX.
sJ;Iou with HIM. admirug the cardinals
stud.
y cs cNccllcncy." he sand. the are COOL
horses, notably the two hdrh- which the
>oldan Diem presented To hl- cmncr,r, Tut
there ar, other two now ~ our stables. 10
longing to- the SIcur dc BIygrI. the u.r OBJ.
which | have never seen. They sgr tins
way. cxcolcucy, ii you Will but accompany
ne
readily d,~,utcl. and. passing hy ~.
harb>. whose slight. delicate frames hc.frI
their powers oi speed and endurance. w.
came to couple Cd stalls. Iu which there
were Il p.lr oi war horses that FULLY justified
the head -ruUm's praise. lhcy were both
English. and recognized the breed. ,-
Il1whwpoI had brought three or four with
HIM from Britain, saying, and with truth,
that they were tie only animals thai could
ever carry HIM when IN lull I.a.. Nu, tl'
two before me IN the stables w'r" as "a
perIor 20 HARDWOOD : as a bar. = toa r'U.C
Onc was the great bay BgyarI w.s riding
On the dag OF my trial. when he acComVanlc
the duh' and his staff back to Arczzo. Tho
other was blue roam. whose color did not
show off his size to advantage. but whose
broad chest, slopnG shoulders and lean
TANKS marked his power. HIS eyes wcr"
mild and soft, vet full Of fire, and his SINAI,
head was set like that OF a stag upon his
strong neck. Two grooms, bearing on their
lNcIlt- tNc arms tl the house 81 ltIldl, 81
which the Seigncur de Rayard was chief,
were IN attendance, and set to work with Il
somewhat unnecessary zeal on our appear
ance to polish the coats OF their charges,
which already shone like satin. Whilst en-
gagged in admrng these splendid animals !
| heard the deep nav of the hound behind |
me. and turning saw Bayari himself, who |
had como to visit his favortcs ! compl- |
= h
steeds. a. who would not have done, and |
layard said
Yes, they are fine animals, truly the finest |
| have ever seen, except perhaps the one. |
eyed Sagoy, who vas also OF the sane |
breed; and Yet am not sure, and he ran
lls ewes over the horses. They were given |
to me. along with Bran here he touched !
the head OF the hound-'by his majesty. /
Henry Of England, when was taken prs
oner in the English war"
A noble git"
Yes iron noble prince. And You |
really admire them cavalicre?'
YES and knew Savoy, too, and doubt
i he was better"
What can knight want more? y good
hor,c, a good hound and his face sad
tened little IA true love. Pardieu' bat
must see 10 lNil last. NY castle or lIt
I,aroune needs a chdtelainc.
sand nothing, knowing OF the one great
sorrow Of his liic. which he bore so hrave!y,
and which knew had bitten TO his heart,
lon all his CAV words.
Castor and PoluN call them" ne said,
Indicating the horses with slight gesture
10 Not that they are alike, except IA speed
md courage, but that they are both sup
posed to have been born the same day, and
nave never been separated. The best oi
trends must, however, part, and knight
wants 10 more than one horse; SO, cavalIcrc,
1 You VIII accept Idstor, the blue roam there,
on will iud that he VIII never iall YOU
! could hardly speak for IA" romou., and
i first ,toutly refused to take :, valuable
p.it; bat Blyarl would have no denial,
nd tuc short OF It was that Castor was tel
nto one ui the stalls reserved tor me.
10 -, tlnt wa, grateful would bee 20 SAY
cry hl,lr; but | wIll merely add her" that
hc git ITSELF was only cqualcd hy the man
icr Il ia, -ncr. accompanied RgJrd into
he ..dDu, which lay 10 the west Oh the
,ulaco. and m ouurs" OF conversation told
ilm that | had received the sum s,ut hv
} Amhol,c, and OF the steps had taken To-
Il together IL" men, and assured him
hat, whatever the task was that was 10 be-
at To perform, nothing but death t-clI
could cat short my ,udcdNor. rur talk then
lu,;cd 10 other matters, and hc gave ur
Du.t. informal IDu 1I interest conc. TFIluu