The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-13
CHAPTER XIII
VITA ruin u.oa rum. roui on tout
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PARADISE lhsf
Five hundred, they saw. p,--ei IN with
Wyatt and went IN % l.udgat" and th"
city when tL. cayal,ad. IN ~ Jamr-s
fields cut III" multI'ud" asund"r n
aware ~ that deadly blow, intent uiH'h
a." -r,n, hafur- hIm. the rrO.l leader drew
NJ rem nor waited Tor the messengers
The Tower wa- has journeys end. IN"
palac, hI- citLd-i lie knew no, that a
thousand had turned from linn a. Hay
hin and the f-.is Tie knew not that
Row Of ,alv"r'un pr.--'d oln-a upon him.
and sunkr 4 victory IN that pursuit.
Nv Iepfi uf peubrus" waits f3t them
~ Charing. thr OUTLAW ~nd Hrning ~
ward 10 ~" gate. "" shall not Wtss thdt
pluy tq.uralD-' Nav. INV hear j. heavy
iur these ppur devils and their cory Inas-
uu.rad- such l. ia" gulf that hes b"-
tween tho -ud ami the ambition Many
uay when "a Traitor iuv- God knows
iacv shall IT, charged a good account
Or. HaUt'N
n, had -hra'hrd his sword al this time
and none tla' rod. with him remembered
hi aru.- Thu-r poui lewis 10y III" road
.lI. SON. trmbliug viii their fears,
som" fallen tur very weakness. som" tS-
Loving death to- L. their n~eiglhor. What
Iuigr par should ~Sh"twOOds men play
IN such a Iuu~t
u.n,l..s .uic,.t.. What conspiracy
C,u|I 'h.~. l.gg,r- cuutuVc' Ave. death
would ,ltIm them -uun enough death
and %. ufI-uu tYi 'h" gihlr' l|' them
rhrrr-h What grao- the day should give
'u"m. R.y said at 'harins he should $3.50
a finer light
If my Lord Il Pembroke he vet uut
,f u.ttI,sIat-. he hath 'hI- Wyatt. surely
\avrr'h-rs-. | wi-trIst him, c~ulnrad"-
rn.r- D.. o. mans work 20 do ia London.
t-liar uuf htud- shall H. ue.Si~i Then.
n" pr'---d uu AZ - caft"r upon ilr" man
higl r.ii ~ 'luUgh ih" echo 81 ~" dis
TN .I. tFLt zen .fafHss =llflNl ft nm. ann.
being com" to ,htriug u" a-he"I NainIy
for tIiiuy- = my lords men.
TIE Tin 4 NOT WaS not here such
r,t... a. Jagged. h gg-i hluudN wound
OF law manning ~ 10" gate. ~ NE nohi"s
Lul-.- The Village itself ~ak'd with
gu--Ipvr-
You had counted n hundred about the
cross who todd M cone" their story 4
"a. march 10 th'-' ever and anon "a
single hur-mBu. living ~ from pursuit.
sal" a--urauyv - WAITS Ntct"Ty, OF was
raurl a buss,-r by one that followed
him. ,
Mails watched from The windows 81
"a, I.u..- ct ,arrisl water 10 the wr-tciei
laggari- who cray,-i for O'.d : sake Bells
WDr. -'ill telling IN he Minister 'hurch,
cannon were heard from Inuduu bridg"
Ru, e. a hundred Tso'- y" he held- and
all = n he ,pmmou dav again Men work
r.rf.ut-tiv iu pleasant gardens wagons
c,eak aud rumble With ihIeif market bur
den. frtrud -I-Ak- go TREND 81 sale ana
barter. the children rlu 90 the s"huulhuus-
uufoartnglV
m ua-,.d through Chlnng With a sure
hand ,iunn hi birdie and b+Ins assured
hat th. u.--I 81 ham lay eastward. h" sei
Li- men fpr Luigotc and N" hili a. Pa,is
-G,d knows what shall t-tall " Tear
Of 'hi- WAT hath up.u.sl ih" sate-.
"a. said 4 would "a leav" count upon You.
old wumAu'- piattlr NJ uIon nav i~ru OF
p~.ubr.k.'s wisdom let WYATT pa-- Ia,
and all NAV vet H.. undun" Their" II magl'
If name which sh-aths ~" s'ou''s' sword.
pr.-- un. friends. 'or' ~" play h- don" ere
s'' m" groundlihs~
u- gavc a ready example - Them, ana
tbs. Tint rode after him would draw again
and ~ with Iakrd words IN their hand-
Fv"rV .'.p nov L. toward ~" hear oi th"
riot. 'p that descendant music they play
by Paul = and IN" hill
G-n,ms aud -cfying men At ia" doors
- the great HOUSES Ia ~" strand cry, hs--
hasten. Tor Gud'r sake . Mer, showing
Luft-, -tumhl" and fall hv wall and
,rrhway they leave bluOdy tracks lsllhd
ilem Apprentices who hawi, The Rat" IN
down The ga'" j. down swarm htput We
and J,-.r their tardine~-
A. 'hc -,'ur l. approached, IA" bAf hN
T.urL. and tlerts. to Fleet -trs-', the
i.-sirue uturn di-Curiant. III" riot
NOR. distinctly 20 - heard. IN" fortunes
~" dav mur truly To l~ read t"t
her. j. a gr'nf ir'-- ~ i"hih'' f"p'"s So
cnut-ndiug. thai they may not mis- ~"
-~IS,'acl'
Ey,ry lattice shows i's arrav Of anNious
faces IA. N"Tv roofs ar" I-op'd bv Va"
citizens Lend ear. and al"ve
brawling upruar YOU shall NOV mistake
M" voice NOR, r%''-"nar'. 81 w" angry in"p
mt cri.- ~ vnliautly. a WYATT 4 Wyatt
Ratil. ras..- IN truth. the din 81 conflict.
IA. ultimate. encounter. Monstrou- hIud-
v,nns l-at upon the iron 81 the gat.s' Every
aruu.hu- islch"- it, vomit ~ lingering
smoke.
stones hurled .cvthr- waved a. tenner'
nike. shlvcrsl gains the Wnyi"lding Jar
ri.rs The chief r.hol himself, beaiing at
hc pnr,al. calls loudly
lam Wyatt the Qu~"n has granted all
NV ts'tion-.
J,up his nrtp-. unna Ci'~ a welcome.
Ina "A lull IL the storm mark III" VOICE ~
nv Lori Howard Who answers 10 ~" re'-I'
-Avaunt. traitor thou shalt have no
here
nh,cb charged tn. ~arluehusc- again. and
,U,,u drove tho arcler- 10 the rampart-.
I,un,,n, uo more than forty of his com
WYATT. m truth. knew that tis' end
Nas h.rr. here IA" lust decree written,
Enr this. ~" death about hlnl', WI" iron
,,rri.r. tho r-pruach 'Trsitor'- the mock
40 ri,lyrns. ~" shadow ~ ~" gibls''. h"
In1 t.,rsuai,Sl thee. men II Kent who now
1,r.d hi mans. and IA" daN hi- mother
AR, him Ave-. h aNhil'd INA giant
mirage which s,ill could wear a smiling
.,Nr nni throw lack al nv ord 'h" answer
~ ut aud chall"uS"
Nav. thou shalt oIEn willingly enough
pr. M. huur H. dor" my lord and ""
-, Who l. traitor then. MACH com
r,d... ia find thu-' VITO shall compel 'his
.sasisr'"
n. turned h- hur-', and Tossing We
Would have IA I fh,'t Str't
mur.. and - riu'n"d '" tha' mnI-
n ,bariug prr. hancr. even then, could
his fellows bui Lave rome In Ia oN"rase
h. gapiug c~i'iy"n- and 90 ihr"ai"n, the
.k.,t-r- ~ the gate. the day would have
I.ssn bf-. tho goal ,taine