The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06

no, Wyatt prunu-.d 'h-m oil schievem~n,
~h-n Land canpe 10 ,hsir vtes'
Wa their faith gum coki t~~au-- ~.
end appeared 70 - ~ hand' ~" thew
wsz tsindoh. fair anil gpasilv to 80" q. %
shAp-l Tor them In ". morning hsht.
and op'n"i - mighty wing 20 wonder
ing ~ .,o, %, III. .-,,r.,.,l Who.
palar, "r" rhat dav had ts-'n = prie-' .
huu-a uho-" clth~iral Gas a village church
There. uIun lth" river hank lot him gao,
utrn The nubl" fabric ~ Paul'.. the guasily
spiv.- 81 ~. CttV- CHURCHES. ~" tr1wutug
iampari- of Ravuariis CAs'ls, tbs distant
'sNsr~ - West minister. tho white walls ~
~, palsc,.-. the f%orhidding hulNatk- II
Us, Tower. ave. upon th~~s and up ~ the
h"r-,I~ !b.. .ii"d larss" %" futl"t
iuR %-'uuUr- tu" dancing wt"rri"~, al
Appearing. ~ the touch q dRy'- magic
wand. 80 delight tirr -y'- and cspttya'-
the s"us"-
For 'hi- the swincherd has uvrsi aud
suffered FOR this n" will VT lav down hi~
life lattl" Wuui"f II "" shall stand ou-
thralled and Nuic,'lrss. Tor getting Ia : watch
word wurShipping a. This altar - white
walls IIttlc wonder II the lannon's voicr
c,IIpim A. quickly - r~-memhrancr
Thev had brought the news 60 WYATT
while vet he rode soin" little wnv fnm
the bridge. and he received u with that
ynnd cuuntenauce h. bravely Shove IA
all advrrstiV
Endowed with IN" faculty ~ winning
mems allegiance N" poets son had hat
rar. resource and ready VII which never
f,ll,sl' To- delight Nh" multitude For 'h..
lester a jest. for the Curat" u text. for IN"
%innlcuntrn' "a promi-" ~ his vengeance.
fbr the women ~ J%s,e''- grace. 90 f%attery.
h- PLAYED upon N" minds % hi- fellows
a. others upon an instrument
Let them harbor f~prpbOdlng, his merry
laughter turned their fears 20 acorn. let
any complain. he heard him patiently
L. anv charge him that be was n traitor.
he answered. i serve the Queen AZ lac
other IN this realm.
And !" had. says the chronicle. all thar
brav. appearance which men ask from
him that leads them Wearing still the
mantle 20 youth. viii fair. curly hair and
avon hlu" eyes. and "A voice In which "a
not. ~ music fingered. he was such a on"
a. men loved for himself rather than Tor
hi- teaching
Nor would he Enjoy that which revolt
denied To those who followed him. Ind
they sleep Ia she'd or ~tahir2 Then should
shed OF stable find him sleeping
We're they hungry. then li him hunger,
too Did fa,igu" lie heavy upon them.
the peril 81 IA. way non. the less should
fatigue be his ami the place where peril
lay
ENJOYING victory since n" beginning
% ~. endesvur. the master 81 good iuielli-
g-ncr always II was no folly for such "A on"
iu l-l.N". al Southwark. that the day was
won, "a" end NJ hand
They clos. the bridge. YOU saw he
answered them that brought The news,
then surely. INV masters. VI shall H. quick
tu uI-u u What has 'h. night, then,
brought a miracle that a man must PASS
in N,m'hwark's gat" or he forever a. th"
walls y, tell me "A MD tale! Riie on
hu' a leasu" YET and ! will show you what a
-,ra,ag.m l. This In very truth ye shall
sup AZ Nary- palac,' thi-n night
They cried to him. A Wyatt WYATT
and. warmed nov with win" ana ais nom
the iun~ '~d hv IA" bounty 81 Va" hainl"t'
MANY - hem pressed even 20 ihe riNef
hank and uuidlv clamurSl that Sir Thomas
Rrvisr- should open 90 them III" al
rwriiug cty 81 Traitors. got you gone,
,ruyuk-i their merry laughter
" are no traitors th"Ir tongues pro
tested. -bu' honest men that ha'" come w.
save our Queen Let her hraih"h ana al
viii L. w"I
IN. 1,,.rius replied 20 them. the balls
from ~. trJuehJ-s-. IA" singing arrows
uf ~" arpl-r- This m"s~ag" ui Death.
-Wir and sudden. Wa- Size tf~' reh'l'N -
Ma, N,,k 20 wonders
Wonder ru ih, muddy hanks men Law
grutning 49, CRYING io 'leir tod. blood
w-lIpt ~" d"Wv gIa-S, plil'Nl cries ""r"
hoard IN" means 81 hem ipat ""f" ~liik-
Ing down 20 darkness \"' '"f el'Ll an
end a. iht- had me shepherd l"i' hu- tu~k,
rhc ,Niushrrd h. -,ahl" Ir thvir agony and
frsr' men Eel, from sheer iwagMing-
-lori Cod they cri'd, mus Thy I-'or'"
! perish
H.. 2 no surprise that the river lHrk
.s..m,.i 80 Nvat''s fellows a. in" very
uuyrh 81 he i'-e'f l"f non" marvel
thai 'hay r-c,ei back ih" men drunken
With Win.
Nu-' victory 10 won a. such a rns'' Al
had seen lost. indeed, al. und"u" m mat
firr,,r assault hu' Tor ~" c'lirag" - hin
uho cd 'h.m. and he peal - -" few Who.
tn r"a"- ~akr. had paved ~" ira-'''
! -tTuk"
PLAN 10 ha seen IN ~. 'hruug, upon a.
! Win. hnt-.. well ~cBUHr.'nei, wat. ami
! ,v Iu Rr.'' that wa IN" famous Captain
r,.!,. II. and r. among that ar shf,Vi com
nan, ard drove 't"m from ~" PEN
st,o vr 'hu. A. sheep 'o tn" slaughter
rtN would v. breach 4 river Win NHlr
,......' Ri,e. sir hack IT, ~" huil-''-
give Won shelter .u'il = way h" found Would
" .u-., all a. a o%tuuuu'- tark' lhis night
". shall -vp ~ Mary palac" upon 'trl-' :
eros. -w.ar ~
Io hrm Nov hardened tho r"'ord sav~.
and taiug drawn tack from I"rl|, hey
| pressed IN m iumui'uuu- DISORDER 'v 'i-
In g,S r.mc'" amt hiug-'un- tridg" %
CITY it-nIf VA nos Hut q forrest ui ~pIr'-
ut.Yr rh"fr HORIZON: ne bridge hv which
they would hay" na~-"t ia WEI" hr'N'n
and cast dawn
They were sore. weary laggards N hop,
hI' ~'ill they pr,sl. \ Wyatt \ wyatt
And s'Ill 'hcra were thu-' who believed
that the night would make them masters
| 90 London and IT, eva tel