New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-08
A Gentleman of De,Oor.
H. CHATEAU" ETC
N TWO PARTs-PART L.

long sheath brushed the roses in a pink shOwes
Master sh.lnzford is in haste he called after
me. The Lady ~ Buzacote hath 2 swift lover.
was the hrSt zine our names had oeen coupled
together I'm my hearing. and there was insOlence
I swung round and was beside him almost before
ne could clap srasp 70 sword hut -
way nav i f5f pass "a lest without question:
NO, since 1t seems THAI q gentleman OK Devon
Comment and was all in a moment wondrOus
"Crow-yes. but carron have not yet IN your
lansuaFe,' ne said doubtfuliy raising his eyebrows
'F1ite. tlen. or parrot or growing cock. II you
Ike L eetter, said T. setting back my right leg
ria maiedc,ion, ta Se YOU 70 utter an INSULT
There was uaucht very wondrous I'm what I did
save that ono must Judge truly and be sudden. yet
the Rascal Hsh, on the h.sh Eedge t6p and sink
with every struggle deeper and deeper into the
The hedeerow was thicker than the Iength %
a tall man. and never was rogue more helpless
than the Spluiard as the thorus caught his padded
en- IN yellow Ike some strdnse tropic flower OF
into The feid most IkeIbut IT was no affair Of
mine. save that had been unarmed. even % my
dagger. which had left In the place you wot OF!
'Gf mo- Samaritan should pass To your assistance"
said T. sravely enough. though it was hard matter
hour or more, TIN then. adios. senior. and God be
I heard not his reply. for he was wellnis5 voice
can seem to curse and pray at the same time. and
Hair q mile along the elf and was at the
minded little that my hose Of fine Totnss had
taken some slight hurt. or that my thumb was
torn by a hrambie. for I'm the garden was sweet
Ress and az sight Of her had almost forgot my
twas al said I'm breath. and she white as
ashes. with her hands cl5sDed upon my arm closer
90 me ll ST. - - T,I - 49,, --f.-.4-.,.
she said hotIv. her brown Devon eyes ablaza.
sr.-ary horasf man viii sb1ln him and i am glad
nat You have come Eitber to find true friends
Sf,s.s :, esi5 and 'tis marvel how a strong man
vr-f' rrHrNI "a a IN -
find the best oc an friends sweetheart: II. indeed.
he not overboId 10 speak thus?"
on a sudden she grew. crimson. and again marols
white. but her eyes made reply a. took the httIs
face in both my great hands and kissed y. -.
And. indeed. Il was % be y day OF shadows. Tor
fs~4re of Master Fvui the woolstapler and tho
hands Of the shadow were lifted IN great amaze.
strange times when au the world comes on the
same Gay 70 the W9oinS or my sweet bess- MA
walter has brought us a sad story which he viii
sirrgie maid used to obev your every behsst.
yet I say before him that Walter shillingford Is
She had gone flying through the trailing arbor,
and know not which Of US had most surprise az
After chat We took turn and turn along the ter
which was not so much news as had thought. and
In the END ne aaqf 58 Ws gad Se ssrokinx
his beard AMI Weighing his ebony walking stan
IN his hand; yet have YOU done two things n ne
haste OF youth that are 70 your future disad-
vantage First none can prove your Is,ns ssS ~,
str0yed. and. secondly, you have raised Up pow
For. that part" said I hotly. I care not a
s.Stav. but he stands IN good reputs among US
all for n courteous gentleman and one IN present.
M c9-- mon he same errand as yourself waItsri
he has asked for Bess IN marriage, and he is OF
I felt my veins throb at tho words; they placed
the WOOlstapler IN q new IiIIlL , . r,--t-.,. =
But the man IS q foreigner ana Fapl5C
cried &C., ~. -,-,.... -,
yol-e lou 80 10 ~ lF nv 4,rI-rtsr's DOVER IL
rn
indeed. for her 70 wive with n poor man.
81 have br+ CIV pieces Of gold" said bitterly.
'and We, my father has LETT tho worth Of as many
..r6s Whole Of which your brother. laid at my
daughters feet this morning" said Master Pym
hsd no answer. save to fan to e.. egrs dT5 my
checked me with @ hand on ny sleeve -.
an CTR OF great confidence and motloning Us TO
continue our walk. you Know the love h1vs
tazs you- purse and invest It IN the common stock
Win yo26e,r s sogv pound d the aood@fort9ns
o Won 9 The In4s p and sss SAY s5a yp 5
twas willy scheme and IN thu mood 20 seize
a. 7 knew well what had been accomplishsd ~
Sir Walter Raleigh. by Drake. by his grace q
,r-1 arI NV heart was ever for adventurs
treq-he-y in lt all '1This night will seek Roger
,,5ts P P24 T lp-s o out his Fat hands ana lo0
ing grave as a bishop.
Twas eight OF the clock a. reached the Dolphin
door and % my surprise the whole company VIZ
coming forth - ~, -
av7 v-aa-fU- women waiting on the quay.
a0f7 not saw would come to bid Us rare-
v-eI2' cried Roger Carew. claDplng nc nearby On
'sN-av but what OF this?' exclaimed " rs yss
some days % the full Of the moon ana mad
mind nj ter OH to go with your - - -.
~ which they cried "Hurrah!'' unul Roger puE
mn hts hand for silence saving:
~.syy71fer n YOU would SAIL with US it must De as
-orr strand. even they are heavtng ancnors 1or
o-1r plans are altered; to the Manor. BOY AlG
g7r7s 81 Won with him. and help him carry al ne
o-4- --t-f.b nav 30 ANYTHING he lay hands on.
eo,-e onIy his brother JasDer-We shall have rats
enough. 7 trOw, I'm the Rose Mary WiIhoul mo
greatest rat IN DevonF
And so n came about thar I presently 5000
~ [1,+ - breath on the deck OF the good ship.
vrifb such OK my clothes as could load INTO a
r.o~r-r,ar+Ie and IN my hand the chart OK Sr
TVro--fs brakes which indeed proved OF no little
service to Us IN our voyagtng-
CTo be contnuedO