The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1899-12-28

gyeu' N groom OF the cardinals establis
'nent had attended 10 them. and 4 sjinn,
piece OF silver into his ha nd for bis tronhl
Ito bit this to test whether II was genui,
or not, and then sctticd himself ON a beon
hay TO mend some saddlery,
| left him TO his OCCUPATION. and yv;,h
parting caress 20 my beasts, moved iurtb,
on TO lcol, at the other animaIs. And her,
meeting the head groom. 4 Ind some 90, ,a,
sstion with him. admiring the cardinal
stud
Yes, exccllency," he aid, "tbey are o,o
horses, notably the two barbs ,vLich ,,,
Soldan Diem presented 10 h;. er,;nam.a ~. -,
there are other two now In o,,r s,ahIo. A.,
longing to the Sieur de Bnyard, the like a
which ] have never seen. They an. mi
way, cxccllency, II You will hut aecar,,.n, a.
me-
| I readily asscp,eJ .,5 ,
barbs, whose sliqht. ,loIic,,a ,r.,.' IL
| their powers of spccJ snJ onJ,,n.s Js oe',e' ".
came To n couplc nj =, liz T., .'hi. Wy
were pair Of war borse. ,,,, c,,,i,, ,,.,;nn' ,
the bcnJ ,rnon,'. ai '"a. "a, 'u'Iy justine,
English. and I recognized the breed. n,
iihwkwood had brought three or four will
nun from Britain. saying. and with truth
that they were the only animals ,hn, co,I,
cvcs carry him when in fuIl mai, i,,, ,I,,
two before inc in the stables wcro A.. .,
pcrior to lIawkwood's as a borb /. IN n r,,a
One was the great bay Bsyard wa, r;J;no
on the day Of my trial. when he oceomnanic
the duke and his staff back 20 Irc,nnp p"1,I., n.y..
other wns a blue roam. whose color al, ,a,
show Off his size 20 ADVANTAGE. I'm, wbos,
broad chest. slopipe shoulders nnJ loa.
tanks marked his power. m. oycs w.,
mild and soft. yet full of Gre. and his small
head was set like that of a s,ag mo, ~
strong neck. Two erooms. bearing on Their
livcrics the arms of the house of Tc,r,I -,
which the Scigneur dc Haynrd wos chios
were in attendance, and sci IN ,vo,k with
somewhat unnecessary zeal on our ,pncar'
ancc to polish the coats Of their ,Lnrccs
which already shone like satin. Mills, .,'
snscd ~ admiiing these splendid animals
"e"ru 'ne dccp nay OF the hound behind
% anu. turning. saw Bayard himself. who
n"u com" 10 VISIT his iavoritcs. conpli.
'ncntcd him on the possession Of two such
,,, eeus, ~ VINO would not have done, aud
'".uro sa'd!
les, they nrc fine animals. truly the finest
] have ever seen, except pcrhnps the ono.
eyed SAVOY, who was also of ;bc san,
breed; and yet I am not sure" and he ra,,
49, N''' WV hbINtr. nCy were gwen
To- me. along with Bran hcrc'-hc touched
'',ne 'ne hcau OF the hound-"by his majesty,
Henry Of England. when I was taken pris,
oner in the English war"
noble gift"
Yes from a noble prince. And vou
'cnlly admire them. cavaiicrcy"
fts-and knew Savoy, too. and doubt |
ne was better
What can knight want more, A good
iorsc, n good hound"-and his face sad.
Icned littlc--"a true love. Pardicu, bu,
must see to that last. My castle on the
'aronnc needs chatclaine."
SAID nothing, knowing Of the one grcnt
orrow OF his life, which he bore 40 brnyclv
hd winch l knew had bitten to his heart,
Or all his gay words.
castor and Pollux call tbcn " h, anil
the horses with n slicb, gcs,,,r.
Not that they ARE alike, cxccpt in snccd
nd courage, but that they are both ann.
oscd to have been born the same lny. nnd
ave never been separated. Tho Ecst -,
lends must, however. part. and k,;,L,
ants no more than one horse; 20. coynlicrc
you will accept Castor. the blue ro,n thor.
ou will find that he will never fail Won"
l could hardly speak for the ,no,ncn, md
first stoutly refused TO take 40 ynI,,IIo ,
gift; but Bayard would have no denial
ID the short OF II was that Castor was Ic.i
to one OF the stalls reserved for me.
To say that was grateful would bc IN s,y
ry little; but I will merely add here that
e gift itself was only eauaied by The ,nnn.
n Of the giver. ACCOMPANIED Bayard into .
C garden, which lay TO the west NJ ,h.,
lace, and in course of conversation told
m that ! had received the sum semi he 1
Ambolse, and Of the steps bpd tpkcp ,o
together few men, and assured him 1
at, whatever the task was that I was IN hc =
TO perform, nothing but death i,scIf p
'uld cut short my cndeasor. Our talk then 5
Iitcd to other matters mud Lo ,r,.,, 49,, N
ne information of interest concerning q
ne. Ehtrangues' II appeared that L
tntrangnes, who had a friend at court in "
k,hs'nah' Etiennc DC Nesci. the sen. II
nn, o' neaucairc, had forwarded a strong o
.,t'on nsainst ircmouillc's decision re-. o
uhs n,ihsei,' ana prayer that the king al
'Iu restore MN TO his position. and com. o.
- nine; y En'rangues to return to him. "
he himseii Ind not abandoned her! ct
'"s 70 nus influence with Ccsarc hc had,
'eo,er, oolained an order from ..lcNan, u
denying madame the refuge Of n con. Il
,or, ,..;,h -ra rau. however, declined to in. a'
II u iie'nou'''e decision, but had 70
!, ., e hau 70 'ea's tue court md re. ~
ia T.. W. = nus"m mu rearing that force W W
o,,,,. su =, W. 20 IN order 10 compel her 3, :,
nrn,a.,; nn'rnhsues she had fled from y -
III. ,,t,s " ."e Ducnesse uc Ia Ire ~
..n,,,. atu .r "n hho"icdge OF her
his ,;r,. 81. 4, "e "a,'cr htood there, W y"
nor h,nr al ~. aos' 'apPr"aehshg the ww ww
cd close at his heels by B,an' ro;n, :. ca
the cardinal, and 1 returning ,o rv Ia,
nber, where found ,Jacono whn III tu
come back, lie Ind bccn 10 n. 49, irr
,is way up, and was loud in nj, nro;s. .S tul
.or. ia,
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