The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-13
CHAPTER Ntv.
1hs dement's be kibi 10 thee. sad maize
TLl spifils all Of ruufuu

Bound hand u foot nov. ~ ck,-l Nv
every tongue, srat upon. bufctci ~. poet :
sOn was lifted up a. some muinm Tot the
people sport, -1tno beasts they had
Gagged for the batting None pr 81 him,
none cried sod-p--d They lad H. grace
Tor the ~vanqulshsd
With destiny this man had vrestled, 20
destiny must he pay ia" prier Men ~aid
that hlz head would grin from London
Bridge before the week had ran
Ihos. who had feared him greatly Au
hour ~ would nav" torn him lint from
limb II the archef- had ,.riui'ird But
the fo''y out - Sherwood closed aUuu, that
pitifIl figure they beat th" people tack
they irfri"Hded one ~hum all had d~"S.rt-s!
Now u bsirll that ia" running hrfaii-
of the downfall oaule tn ~ Janp,-'- Ahead
of the arChers whu hurcied the p.'.i'"
AMI ~ each "nr -ut-rsi IA hs 'Ai" Wa
ever II Roy aud thO-" who tad followed lliu
~ ia" peril 81 the field,
Making known 20 all he -itaug" deeds
Of that, DAY. they space chiefly uf the out
Law AMI the BRAY" part b" had played -Ince
liberty was given him Which fair report.
coming to INV Lord ~IhanCrllur'- "srs.
was hy him very honestly carried 10 the
Queen. and 49, r%,ss.iv,vI that hr ~r-Ieu''Si
anon ". generosity which hadr hiut -IS'ak
Your Majesty hc aid God aud our
LADY h. thanked fuT thi> day. work. Your
outlaw has takru watt. aud rides even to
the paiGc,. gate with him
~ greatly had 'h- news wrought upon
hiu. he r,turd ~,v-. that h. mu-' stumhl"
viii IA. words. and burst AZ upon Queen
MARY a. On" tha' lad won fortune IL an
hour but the queen, vhus" courage was
well remembered bv th"'u sll. would con
frs> 10 surprise = n nor applaud his
haste
Won come. INV lord. upon a pleasant
errand L. 'his 'he Voice thai cuun-"il'"i
m. this day - 49, tu NY father palac"
~ HainptDu AMI trust myself 80 tut Ave,
W. wear stout h,ar'-. luf ". hId" th"m
we'll Ih-~. w-r- 'hu-.' lha' would RIDE
forth upon TIE instant lsf them Ui"
nov. h-s.Ch Vuu. that they come 80
some remembrance - their -haW'
u l. written that nv lord know not how
20 answer Ter hU' ~hll" Do" would hA'"
mad. .ycus-. IA" l~-'huugh' herself 30 a
rumnand which had teen IN her mind
from ia" tr~'
For ,hi- Row. ~" outlaw. whom som"
have known a. ~" Count 80 hrl"v's, |
tod YOU write uu' pardon lSf DO" daughter
II Barnapl e Oll.f'ou - confirmed lu Ter
estate and mul.sied by non" '" viii
bear this to- the Count with Your own hand
No owe him some huu"-t apology Nav
answer nuth'ng. nv lord were II not i'r
his man vpu mDck-i YOUR h.'td. H-sur-uty.
had h,-.u Do" trs' 1T fr'luN- a-S'd
Nv Iurl 'luN -aN. bu'tuu'-i ~ velvet
care viii nervous Anger. and went "a
u~l-cuuo-al-d humor 70 Il" h"r Mal's'NS
bidding IL" pslso' hv 'hi- time echoed
the busy Footsteps - them who cam" M
and on with their luud-'pusu"i news Il
victory
A. y storm cloud which burst harmlr>slv.
~. 'emy.-' { f,s Q la--'-l from London
and the pu'-kir'-. For very JOY strangers
kis--i ~ the streets and gave thanks go
Gud N. churches were h.!',i With tnauk-
IA! women. ~. -ir-'ts awok- 20 y" odd
habit II sale and barter and N" Cumiuuu
affairs
But e Row. n" outlaw. many IN 'he
palac~ spoke. and T. came anon 'u my Lord
Gardiner hat the Queen hal -umu."n.d
him. and that h." had sun" Co her
~. hath huug u ,hufN 90 guld about
NJ neck. amt ki--,-i him IN NJ" check
W. ar" not heard 90 UAN. ny Lord SEX
favor - tim II We would du wisely H.
may Vet GRAY" uu" good head uIrn e
chHTRur
Ruv VA With 10" Queen. iud..yl. IA a lit
tie roam IL IA. palao, iu1' gsN" upon 10"
chAfs'l. and bpI-',-i y splendid l"ra- Which
a Pop" had ~'n' To- kiug HAIRY Here al
dusty. hi- cloak torn, H. lsHI'~ sf'"n with
~" gra--. hi- Lincoln gr.-u stained With
the lvsl ~" hsi slept upon, ~" told Mary
the story uf ~" morning, ami was hv her
called friend
Nav. there V.r- tear In Der cyo-. the
r,~rurd -av-. and when pr"-"ntlv my lady
came timidlv - IA" roo m ami kuy held uu'
strong atus - her. ,rytug
Thou ,S~t tsluv'-i. TELL ~" % j. veil
With thee. took iu "a ,lu-r "tuhTno, which
non" might II am". ~" Qr'''r h"t~".i must
turn Tor very weeping ami l"vum" all
wumanlv lot very tenderness
Thou friend = mln" h'" -la!l ! -tv
leave me- \,-ai enough hav" | - brave
hearts that the ON" should know me mo-
more oh, NV gr,'iiuI" sp"ak. 10 ~ all
that would tell th,-' Thou wit com.
again tu London. tn NV h,u,"'-
lie answered. her that G,-i helping him.
he would come ant unolASpiug the gold
badge which held hr- dpuhl-t AZ Ia" throat
he ku"lt and prufrr,-d II
Send thy messenger with his iGHkei
and Roy 81 IRlVcrtuu shall draw 10 rim
until he ls at YOUR sid. again Nay, our
Nai.rty ~ NL-r" ! shall is-i serve IN all
love and fidelity =" ~" forest that bred
the stout hearts which This day wrought fur
your life and kiugiu'u
Grant ~" sovereignty ~ 'h's''. That |
may proclaim I, Ia 10" civ. and n" man
galnsay me " have not friends NOR.
loved the play 10 Robin and hIs fellows
let INV Queen XIV" IN" h"r 9 dsIssSi
| ask no other rSumI-n-a
"a. prorerd the iewr.. and the Queen.
p%inning IL to her breast, mad. haste 20 send
FOR the Chancellor
MY lord.- she said. we have SOME
thing To- lay o. Roy 81 talvcrtun. let
II ts said ter and now, tina your honor
may not suffer by delay
She waited for the ~thanc"llor, but he.
right -hrrwdly. would stutnbl" NO fnore.
and all humbiy he put the paper into the
outlaws hand and craved his forgive
ne--
Three DAYS gone | ssid that ! had found
a man We viii Srar me no ill-will. sir, II
I spoke n true prophecy
And then TO my lady b. aid
What shall ! say - thee II II IL not that
thou art a worthy daughter 81 him who
ruled At Oll.rtou' God send thee light
my daughter Thou wilt vet L. 81 our
holy faith
NV lady would not make him any answer.
bu, Ia Qu.en Mary she Aid very pr-ttilN
Aye. Of the faith which has ~nu yuur
Ma poet W love to-day
n shutdown the forty rode out uf London
to Sherwood aud ,ls4r home III" city
Law lrh,ud them. aisfwr IN tho golden
The shadow - pss~' Wa uIrYu
the fi-id., the hrrald> 81 N" night " nRrd
Ia the silent wu,SiS
A. soms tragedy Wh.oh twilight N"ilcd.
IN. story Of the peril Wa bluttrd cut IN
that gladue-- of N'Ct,rN ~" dav forgotten
IN tho morruw'S huu~
Thev rode Tor Sherwood and The north
ave, With what content. with % u,dtusl
consultations with h a tale 10 tell out
lAN~ 10 longer, the V-rv Law admitted 'h"'r
sovereignty
Hcno~iurth ~ mHu ~1uuld qu'-'t"n lh"tr
dominion NJ sheriff muck them They
A - III $50 al %. HN.H IaaVa4HFNa