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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
WIDOW WANTS
BIG DAMAGES

Mrs Melvina +. Dixon, widow Of
Frank Dixon, who was killed In a rail-
rad accident near Black Diamond Mo-
vcmber last, flied suit IN the supe-
rior court this morning against the
Pacific Coast company. the Puget
Sound Railway company and Pat CO.
Earty. a section foreman. TO recover
s25ooo damages for her husbands
death
Dixon was brakeman. The aeei-
don't by which he met his death &C
CURED while the train was going over
an alleged defective section Of TRACK
built by Gogarty. The ballast gavs
way and the engine tipped over. Dix
on's body was horribly crushed ant
mBHrled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
RAY SAMSON
HAS A HON Z

Andrew sauaome. the fathei 81 Ray
SAMSON the child acrobat. recently
taken by the court from people who
abused him, has consented to allow
Humane officer clark and his wife to
adopt the boy.
SAMSON recently brought suit in the
superior court against tho Washing
ton ehildreu'a Home society 60 secure
the custody of hts son. bat IN vtuw IT
the arrangement he has made with
Mr.. Clark has agreed that the case
be dismissed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
AFTER THE
BEEF TRUST
GOVERNMENT AGENTS ARE INVESTIGATING THE BUSINESS
METHODS OF YHE sle PACKING COMPANIES

stituted Inquiries regarding the busi-
ness methods q the big packing CON-
p1tnisaz
The Investigation viii continue sev-
erai days. after which other beef CEN
ters will Be visited fnr the same par-
posc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
He KISSED
THE NURSE

Because her husband. George Bod.
mcr. kissed the nurse who Was waiting
upon her when she was IN, Mrs Lima
Bodmcr was granted a divorce from
him In the superior court this morn.
ing
Mrs. Bodmer in her divorce com
plalnt alleged cruelty. which consisted
Of n0dmer's caroHslng her nurse IN
her presence and when she was too III
to stop him. Bodmer drives an ice
wagon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States civil service COM
mission will hold an examination on
the iath Of this month TO fill tho fal-
lowing positions: Civil and electrical
engineer. civil and electrical engineer
for Philippine service. civil engineer
aud craftsman, architectural cumpnt-
er. computer IN nautical almanac Of
flee, computcr In naval observatory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
DIVORCE MILL

Divorces we're granted In the supe-
rior court this morning 70 the follow
ing persons: Margaret Sloan from
Buchanan Sloan ON grounds Of cruelty
and uonsupport! Asa Palmer from
Lulu Palmer. on ground Of descrtion:
Flora Ham from Wiley Ham. on
ground Of drunkenness Mrs. Bertha
Dnberger against Fred c. Dilberger.
on ground " nonsupporL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02

William MeGregor was arrested by
Patrolman Ryan this morning on
charge OF attempting to pass coun-
terfeit money. Ryan had a number
of bogus t0-eent pieces in his possess
sion and tried. 1t is said. 20 convert
one OF them into liquid refreshments
In saloon. The prisoner was turned
over to Captain Bell, the local Unit
"a StataG saerat aaryina affiosr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
DANGER FROM
FLOODS
cRy scrinns Newa Ass.n.N

NY HCrfppa NeWa AS nj
CINCINNATI, April 2.-The flood
conditions In Ohio and Indiana are
much improved today. The big reser-
weir AT So. MRTys. Ohio. remains in
tact, but there is a possibility OF its
bursting at any time.
All residents have been warned OF
the danger.
Hundreds OF men worked all night
banking up the big body OF water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
VAILED
AGAW
LOVE MAD OFFICER TRIES TO
STEAL HIS TITLED MISTRESS
FROM AN ASYLUM
ny sorlpps News Assn,

BERLIN. April 2.--Bieut. Mattisch
kesliFitch today made another un-
Eaeceasful attempt 60 rescue his mis-
tfsss. Princess Louise II CoburK. from
TIE madh0age near CpsWig. saxony.
where she has been iBcarcerated Tor
some time, although perfectly sane.
The princess n held IN the asylum
under tie orders u her husband.
Prince Philip. and with the cannlvance
OF her father. King Leopold. Of Bel
gium, and the kings ~ AuHtfia and
haxony. The iieuicunntn scheme vas
betrayed 70 The police IN q similar
MINER 70 the betrayal OF the attsmpt
made IN 1902
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
MASSACRED
FIVE VILLAGES IN ARMENIA oEvAsTED BY OF
THE SULTAN.

toned NJ Mush. have devastated five
Armenian villages and maasacred
the inha hitanta.
Further maasaerea are expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
PILES MANAGERS WAKE
UP FROM PIPE DREAM

survey. topographic dfauRhtsman Tor
Land office service. library Assistant
manual training teacher aud trained
nurse for Philippine service
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MRkMKD

SEOUL. April At n reported tina,
900 Russian troops. including Cos
sacks infantrymcu. are entrenehed
about the gate on the south side Of
Wiiu. Tho Russians arc Utilizing
trained dogs 70 act as messengers aud
order bearers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
EMBEzzLEMENT
M ecrIpns News An

Cry scripns News ASSN
CLEVELAND. April A warrant
has been issued for George +.
Clewell, the missing secretary of the
Federal Trust Company here under
specific allegations OF the embezzle-
ment Of $40. coo.
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$4,000
ROBBERY
BANK PRESIDENTS HOUSE is
LOOTED OF DIAMONDS.
eny serlpns Nerr Asnn.1

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April a-The
residence Of Medfond Wilson. presi-
dent 81 the Columbia National bank.
vas robbed last night while the fam.
us was at dinner. The robbers se-
cured slasea worth % diamonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02

ST. LOUIS. April 1-Wht Il believed
wilI result In = searching iuvcstiEa-
ton into the methods q tha sa-caiiad
beef trust was begun here today, when
several agents q the department q
commerce arrived In this city and in-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
BRYAN IS GAME

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April a.
VIM j. nryan's attorneys today
filed n notice of appeal to- the SUI
preme court in the Bennett Will
case.
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BERLIN. April 2.-Tha Frankfur-
ter zeitunE asserts that the Turkish
lrrsguiars dispatched TO reinforce
the regulars under Seek PaAha. sta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
BURNED TO DEATH
cny serIpp. Nsws Aaanl

ST. PETERSBURG. April 2.-sey
eral persons lost their lives here TO
dag IN a big fire IN the market dis
tflet. Property loss will be great.
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The steamer Rainier arrived from
San Francisco this afternoon with
81 raaaeugcrs and a large cargo Of
freight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES DIS
trict Of Columbia, Washington, October 81, 1901
Taxpayers Of the District Of Columbia will take
notice that the undersigned has received the state
ment Of assessment Of realty taxes for the Dis
trict Of Columbia for the year ending June 30.
1905 and will be ready to receive payment III
taxes at this ONCE on and after NOVEMBER
FIRST, 1904. The act Of Congress approved Feb
ruary IL, 1909, provides: That on and after the
paid in TWO equal instalments, the FIRST In Novem-
Der and the second In May. but no penalty shall
AZ hereafter provided; II the whole or any part
Of said tax -lpon real and personal property shall
NOT be paid before the LIST day OF June IN each
wear the same shall thereafter be In arrears ana
delinquent, and there shall then be added to lie
ccntum per month upon the amount thereof, and a
like penalty on the drst day of each succeeding
month until payment OF said tax and penalty, and
the whole together shall constitute the delinquent
TAX to be dealt with In the manner now prcscrfb-
cd By law" Attest: r q. DAVIS. Collector of
Taxes, D. @ nos-et
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HANDSOME NEW WELDON.
structed house Washington Heights
$4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-FOR SUBURBAN
PR0PERTY-AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
Corner, Groom bay-window brick house, In
frst-elass condition; hot-water heat; large park
ing; close to cars; convenient to Capitol, Ma
tonal Library and navy yard; of the most
desirable locations in East Washington See
me as to price and terms. P. J. WALSHE. 1886
New York ave-; phone NJ 1897. 1t
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FARMS.

FOR SALE OR RENT-DESIRABLE FARM OF 100
in high state Of cultivation; good orchard
large house and barn: wagon house; other out
buildings; with without farming implements
team of horses and stock; hour from city.
JOHN l.. DETWILER, Clifton Station, Va.
nn,l-3tt
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BUY YOUR FARM NOW.

BUY YOUR FARM NOW.
Now is the time to buy farm in order to get
everything ready for next years crops We have
over fifteen hundred properties TO select from and
suit the requirements of the most fastidfous.
Every farm list Is cheap. In many in
stances sell farms for less than the cost
of the buildings and improvements, and those
who secure homes now are the ones who
select from the largest list and can be hest
suited. Prices will advance. Take advice
and buy while you get bargains. THE
SOULE CO., Inc, $50 La 1t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
New, semi-detached house, 20 feet wide,
large lot. First floor has hail. parlor, library,
dining room. Kitchen buffers pantry; finished
In hardwood. Four large sleeping rooms ana
bath second floor. Servants room and
packing room third floor. House is hand
somely decorated throughout; magnificent man
tells and china closet: gas fixtures. expensive
and Of latest design; servants stairway;
steam heat; double floors; wide front veranda;
elegant location. Price exceptionally low for
this magnificent property.
TERRELL & LITTLE.
Colorado building,
1t 14th and G SITS. NV
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY BARGAIN.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY BARGAIN
Eight 81 miles from the White House.
About 100 acres: Four Corners; for sale
at $50 rer acre. Adjoining land has sold for
$50 and $50 per This property is worth
$4,000. See us at once II you want TO speculate.
Must be sold. owner Is leaving for California.
ATKINSON BALLARD co. Qnc),
ocA-tf 1411 G. st. NV.
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$4,0O0-NEAR DIST AND G.
A ten broom and bath brick on lot 19x121 good
stable in rear.
1t H. r. HOwENSrEIN CO., 1914 st.
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$5 SCOT STREET NEAR 10TH ST
A very pretty little home in delightful sec
non; rooms on two floors side lights; very
bright house and a good one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SAILOR EXCHANGE-CORNER ON X
St near 14th st. NV, large fine house. "a
rooms, baths steam heat; well rented; will
exchange for small apartment house two-story
apartments good ground in the northwest
r. s. DONALDSON,
it, $40 10th st. NV.
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81 900 cash and easy monthly payments.
1891. 1893. 1885. 1897. 1899 Mintwood place.
Near Columbia road.
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Handsome house, with colonial style OF
finish throughout; white enamel painted wood
work; four rooms ON LIST floor. with reception hail
plan; sleeping rooms, tiled bath rooms hot
water heat; y feet front; fine location, with
choice surroundings. OPEN.
Ii MOORE 4 HILL. Unc }. III Nth ST .. W.
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No. 25l2 10th street.
A select location, between Baltimore and Gin
cnnatt streets

A substantial appearing front of brown stone
and Roman brick; rooms LIST floor; Z sleep
ing rooms: handsome tiled bath rooms; hot
water heat; servants sleeping room and bath
room. store room.
THIS HOUSE Is % FEET WIDE; paved alley
In Purchaser take their choice be
tween this house and the one adjoining (No-
2j1O) and owner will occupy the remaining one
for his residence.
An unusual opportunity to secure a WELDON
structed house-as good you would build 1t
yourself for a home and % feet wide.
Elegant surroundings and convenient to botn
lines % cars.
Purchaser TO select papering, etc.
OPEN
1t MOORE HILL Unc), III 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-1s4: MINTWOOD PLACE. WASH.
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FOR SALE
B.OOMINGDALE.
Corner south of st. lists rms, bath;
anxious to sell: $4,000.
st near 1st-0 rms. bath. furnace, back
stairway: $4,000.
S ST. near lists rms, bath wide house: -, 400.
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Price REASONABLE.

FOR SALE-1s4: MINTWOOD PLACE. WASH.
ington Heights adjoining the residence Of Chief
Justice Clabaugh.
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$500.

FOR SALE-wASHINGTON HEIGHTS HOMES
popular prices.
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So. 20o-NEAR 9TH AND NV
You won't find a better one for the money
rooms. all very large; good closets. bath. etc. !;
lot 1S.6x92.
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steam heat; double floors; wide front veranda;
elegant location. Price exceptionally low for
this magnificent property.
TERRELL & LITTLE,
Colorado building,
1t 14th and SITS. NV
FOR SALE
On East Capitol street. beautiful l0-room
house; modern conveniences; lot 20 feet wide;
can be sold very cheap.
I0room house on st. bet. 10th and Goth
SITS; lot 25x11s; large rooms; house can be
bought very low.
1oroom house Binney street: southern
exposure; large grounds: price low; terms
FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE
Choice residence on Columbia Heights; nrst-
class condition. hot-water heat; southern e1-
FOR s saIE.
Groom house on Morgan srenue; in thor
ough repair; can be sold very cheap
9th st. bet ] and New York ave., two brick
houses; SO feet front to an alley; would make
good business prTPs,ty. Price very reason
Colorado building.
1t 14tb and sts NV
FOR SALOON 10TH ST NV, THE HAND
soonest street in Washington nice h"m me n G9n
days, $500 N l. Flo sA Ans 81
ONLY ONE OF THOSE ELEGANT HOUSES on
CINCINNATI ST. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
has many advantages over any other house In tnls
beautiful location.
Contains IL rooms and baths; hot water heat;
fine cellar.
PRICE, 50. 500 CAN MAKE TERMS
Let us tell you Of the fine points OF this ele-
gan. house.
1t LIEBERMANN HAWN, 1903 f ST.
FOR SALE-AT A LOW PRICE, 1904 PARK ST.
NV; cellar under entire house; steam heat
LIST floor: parlor. reception hall, dining room,
I'd floor: bed rooms and bath.
Sd floor: bed rooms.
This house is situated in rapidly growing sec
ton; one block from both car lines.
ELLERSON WEMPLE, 603 14th ST.
oc29-s, tn, th.6t
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For sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-yERY FINE HOUSTON BOULE-
ward to Soldiers Home: 3-story brick; rooms
BATH furnace heat; 20 by 30; attractive fea-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03
CHAPTER xxvI--continued.

When at last II dip Of the road hih II from
his view, he cooked his steel cap, shrugged
his broad shoulders, and rode on 9th
laughter In his eyes, and his weather
beaten face all ashne with pleasant mem
Dries. John also rode in silence. but his
eyes wandered slowly from one side Ot
the road TO the other and he stared
and pondcred and nodded his head Ike
a traveller who makes his notes and saves
them up for the re.tellins,
by the rood.'' he broke out suddenly,
plapping his thigh with his great red
hand Il knew that there was something
s-mising, but ! could not bring 10 my
mind what 1t was.
What was 1t then7" asked Aleync.
coming with start out OF his reyerie,
why, It Is the hedgerows,' roared
John, with n shout OF laughter. ""rhe
country Is all scraped as clear as rr!ars
poll. But indeed cannot think much
Of the folk In these parts. Why do they
not get To work and dig mp these long
rows 81 black and crooked stuinps which
! see on every hand? a franklin Of
Hampshire would think shame to have
such litter upon his soil"
{ Thou foolish old joint" Guoth Ayl
: ward. "You should know better, since
i have heard that the monks Of Bca,f-
leu could squeeze good cup OF wine
from their own grapes. Know then that
Il these rows were dug up, the wealth
81 the country would be gone, and may,
hap taere would. be dry throats and gaping
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-03

See where she digs by, the waysdo ala
Bon jour- ma bile dame! God have
you In his keeping! Said Sir Nigel
where he would await 49,?
"At Marmande or Aiguillon. lie said
that we could not pass him, seeing that
thera is but tho one, road
faye, and 1t is a road that ! know
as | know the Midhurst parish butts.
a,,oth the bowman. Thirty times have
[ journoyed IT. forward niyl backward,
and, by the tWang Of string! am
wont to como back this way more ladeh
than went. have carried all that
! had into France IN wallet, ana y
hath taken -four sumpter-mules to carry
II back again. Gods benson on the
man who first turned his hand to the
making Of war! But there. down III
Inc dIngle, is the church OF Cardillao,
and YOU may see the Inn where three
popars grow beyond tho village Let us
on, for a stoup OF wine would hearten us
ulon our way
rho highway had lain through the
swelling vineyard country which stretcil-
cd away q The north and , east ~ gen, ~
curves. with many pecplns splre ana
feu.lal tcwnr, aid cluster OF village
Il buses, all clear cut and hard In the
stretched tho blue GgrOnlle, runulng
swiftly seawards, with boats and barg :,
dotted over It's broad bosom on the
other side lay strip Of vineyard, and
beyond il tho deeolate and sandy rsslon 2,
OF tho Landes All tangled with raaea a
g gorse lnd heath and broom, stretching 4;
away in unbroken gloom TO the Dive h! .a
which Law low upon the furthest sky-
line. Behind them might sill be seen
the broad estuary Of the dlronde, With
the high towers OF Saint Andre and
eaInt Reml shooting up from the plan n
IN front, amid raaiatins l,hes ~ ~. Sar.
diilacr--gray walls white houses and 2
feather of blue smoke. III ~,
"Thls is the "Nloaton 'd,or,.'N So said
Aylward. ms they pulled IN Tier horses morse,
at whltewaHhed, struggling hostel,
what no thsre!' he continued, beating
upon the door with tho hit of MS .swo 9 q
"Tapster ostler yarlet, bark hither' ana
wannlou on your lazy llnlbs9 11a'
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GEO. ARENTS, JRR.,.SS
MIND is ALL RIGHT
Physicians Say That Victim Of
the Auto Crash Is Not
Hurt Mentally.

Especial to The RTimes-Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK. My. smPnyssG ,ants VINO
IN the automobile race for the Wander
bit cup on October sth. At Wnich I'm
denied to-day a story to the effect that
young Mr. Arents's mind had been I'M 2,
paired by the ACCIDENT and tnat .G ne han
suffered a loss Of memory. According -
the report, Mr.. Arfnts,. who is nov n
the Garden City Hotel, IN Mineoia, - -, l.;
whence he was removed week ago t srsa
from a partial paralysis, which makes y
impossbie for him to move ly; t1 ABOUT 7'an3
rarely able 10. recognize re.ati.es, .Ano
Speaking OF Iii. Arcnts. Pr x. =; k 1nt
bali, who has been attending, him s4nSs
the accident. said this morning ~
ampa!rad Is ali rot. He Is now at inc
Garden City, walking about and nnxl ,,.;I1
to return to his business when ne WI
d. s Soga not Ills Ee nnd sdme the
tails Of the race in which he was IN
jured, but that is natural because OF Ills tme
shock he sustained az IN Inc sevare shock
Nave a lapse s OF memory regarding Incl 81.
dents that happened A. ne tme va he
~ only occasionally is also untrue.
Miss Peigo: the supslntena eaid % to-d law
Snau genn.y the story about MI
Arertss condition. !, ~
story. lie vas always able to recognize
tie i membey OF his family, and con-
varsed regularly A ae vas e had sa,
hrenS hero n week he was able to read
n re ", or book. and he did SO f2r
an hour or two every day.i 3 my mIys and
I certainly never noticed that he was
suffering from loss Of memory or any *
mental disturbance Or weakness lSr,. tho NJ -
cident happened-it would have been
most extraordInary thing II, he could nave
done so. He was rendered um innsShers
nothing except that there was crash
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mouths In England. for In three months
time these black roots Will blossom and
shoot and burgeOn and from them Will
como many good shp-load Of Mndoc
and CascDny which VIII cross Tho narrow
scaa. But see tho church In the hollow,
and tho folk who cluster In the church,
yard. BY my hit! 1t IN a burial, and
there In passing bell" He pulled
of his steel cap MS he spoke and crossed
himself. with muttered prayer for the
reposc Of the dead.
There too, remarked Aileyne, az they
rods on again, mat which seems to
the eye to be dead In still full Of tho
sap of NE even as the vines were, Thus
God hath written Himself and His laws
very broadly on all that Ia around us.
II our poor dull eyes and dulIer souls
could but read what He hath Not be-
fore ,a."
"Iia! mon petit" cried the bowman.
'yon take me back TO the days when you
were new hedged. ass sweet little chick
| az ever picked his way ont of o. monklsh
| eSg had feared that In gaining our
debonair young mansa.-arms We Ind lost
! our soft-sr0kep clerk. In truth, ns<a
! noted much change In you since wo cana
| from |wynham Castle"
Surely II would he strange else, seeing
| mat have lived In. q world NO new "a
| me. fet l. trust that there are many
things IN which ! have not changed.
! ~ ! have turned TO serve an fartnly
master and to carry arms for an earthly
King, II would be an III thing N | were
: "a 1axa ~ thought Of tho great high
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King and Master OF all whose humble
and unworthy servant! was ere ever
left BeauIieu You. John. are also from
the cloistcrs, but trow that you do not
feel that you have deserted the old SER
vice In taking on the new.
"I nm a .ow.wittcd man." said john
land, In sooth, when try to think ABOUT
such alters It casts q gloom upon me-
Yet do not look upon myself as worse
man In an archer's jerkln than was
In white cowl, II that pc what you
mean"
"You have but changed from one Whl.e
company to tho other. auoth AylWhrn.
Tut by these ten fnger-bones! " 70
pnssing strange thing 20 me 10 nuns.
that it was but in d. asst fall OF the
lear that We walked Il Lyndhurst to.
gether, he so gently and maidenly, and
you. John, Ike a great red climbed over
grown moon. calf and now hero you are
as sprack a squire and az lusty ahsarc
as ever pissed down the highway from
Bordcux. while am SIN the same OLD
samkin Aylward. Will, never cllanse,
kayo that hays a. few more Sins on
my soul and n few less crowns N my
pouch. But | have never yet heard.
John. what the reason was why you
should como out Of Rcaullcu'
ma fol! comrade, to the devil with
though,fully. "Ths first Of thom was
that they threw me out" !,
INA foil conrade, to .Ae dey'le WIN
tho other six! THAT Is enough foT me
and for thee also. can SEQ mat 'ney
are very wise and discreet folK az heau.
lieu An! mon ange. what nave you
In tho pipkin?' Z,
II Is milk. worthy STR" answered the
pcasant-maid, who stood py the door o.
cottage witty q Jug ~ her hahd =
"Won1d II please you. gent|es, lta \. q. =
should bring YOU out three horns of W.
"Nay. ma petite. put here 70 9 two 70
sous piece for thy kindly tongue an. an , t9r
tho sight Of Thy pretty face,. ma Ioi.
but sho has II bonnie mine have q
mind TO bIdc and speak with hen,"
may. nay. Aylward." cried Allnyne...
"sir Nigel VIII await us, and lie IN haste"
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chnrie!, mon occur est tou1ourns Q ,ol'
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