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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-04-01
PERSONAL.

Victor $. Taylor. of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with HRS parents in Elk
ton.
Miss Mary lamar has returned from a
visir to friends in Philadelphia and vie
nifty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jane, Davis, of Will
ativcs.
Mrs. l.. II. Bennett spent several days
in Philadelphia this week buying spring
millinery.
The Misses RirS. Of Blue Ball. are
visiting Mrs John II. Watson, Oh Pine
street. Oxford. Pa.
Nh. Harry McMa<tcr and sister. of
Fair Hill, We're Mrs Edward W. Tay-
lori> guests this week.
Mrs. l.. Maria Avery. of New York,
WAS 1hc guest Of her sister, MIS- How
ard Rratton. this week.
Mrs. George NJ. Reese and daughter.
of Baltimore, We're the guests of Mrs.
y. T.. bremen this week.
Mrs. Charles O<mond and daughter.
Marie. of Newark. spent Sunday with
Mr. and MIS-. William i. Dean.
William Pepper Constable. of the
University of Maryland Law School
Baltimore was in Elkton this week.
David Cooper E~,l.. of Dover. Re
cordrr of Deeds for Kent county. Del.
was the guest this week nf his brother.
DR.. J. w. Cooper.
Mr.. Frank C~ridran and Miss Annie
Reed. both of Elkton. We're married at
Trinity Rectory no Wednesday evening
by Rev. William Schouler.
Mr.. Jnlian Biddle. of San Jose. Cal.
son Of the late Noble Biddlr. of this
town. WAS this week an Elkton visitor.
Mr.. Biddle is Il successful lawyer in
California.
Rev. DR.. T. f. Martntlalc and Mrs.
Martndalc have returned from Sails
bury. Md. and were rendered rccrp-
ton at the parsonage on Thursday even
ing by the ladies of the NJ. f Church.
Mr.. Elmer Short and Miss Christie
IIanigan were married at Leeds NJ. p.
Par>onag on the 23d ult. by Rev. J.
Il. lasSrll in the presence of a number
of friends. They will reside near Pleas
ant Hill.
Alva II. Tyson. formerly of this c"un-
ty. haas resigned from the police force
of Baltimore and begins practice of the
law under the firm name of Lee. Hatton
4 Tyson. The Wing wishes him nbund-
ant success.
The sons, daughters and grand child
rem of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel KrauSS. of
Pleasant Hill. in all numbering sixteen.
with Il number of neighborS. treated
them to much enjoyed observance of
the Both anniversary of their wedding on
Saturday evening. Prof. CoSlrtt. of
North East with pupils of the neighbour
hood entertained the company with mu-
sic. Many tasteful and useful mcmcn-
toS of the happy occasion We're rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. KlauSS. Rcfrt~hmcnt in
abundance We're served.
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Washington College. ChcSteItown, is
to have II new building to cost $3O. 900
No finer shad and herring were ever
seen in Elkton's market than it now af-
fordS.
-Govcmor Warhcld has designated
April II as Arhor Day throughout the
State.
The Baltimore Wrccking Company
is raising the coal laden harge~ sunk in
Elk river.
The Port Deposit, Havrc de Grace,
Baltimore Steamship Line has resumed
trips after the ice embargo.
Prof. Milton Melvin. of Cht>tcrtown
has been elected Superintendent of the
Schools for Kent county, at salary of
$12G0.
has given st. Johns College. Annapolis,
SlI.Wo fnr Il new physical and chrmi-
cal laboratory.
Fannie Crosby night was observed
y, the Elkton NJ. T.. Church Oh Sunday
night All hymns sung were her COM
position. and It sketch of her life WAS
read.
Capt. +. l.. Gilligan, of Broad ST.,
oxford. Pa. is recovering and expects
t2 resume hi duties is conductor of the
OXford-Haltimort. express about the mid
die Of April.
Daniel Pierce. Formerly Of Elkton.
who has been Il Resident of lIopcwrll
fu- II years, moves to Edwin WullaS-
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Mother And Children Seriously
Burned

Mary Clark, wife of Thomas Clark,
colored. of Cokcshury, three miles from
Port Deposit. and their three children.
Alice, aged II, Roy, I, and Thomas l
year. We're rescued with their clothing
in flames from their home. which caught
on fire from the kitchen stove last Fri
day night. The husband had kindled the
fire and gone to work ut perryville.
leaving the occupants asleep. They were
dragged out by ncighbors, and all were
seriously, and the mother perhaps IA
tally burned. The house and contents
We're totally destroyed. Loss probably
So, 500.
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ORDER NISI.

In the Matter of the Mortgaged Real Estate
of Emma II. Ceilings
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County, In
Equity, No 257l.
Ordered. This 2nd day of March in the year
1905 that the sale OF the Real Estate of
Emma +, Ceilings mentioned in these pro-
ceedings, made aud reported by George a.
Blake the attorney therein named he rati-
fled and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the 18th
day of May next: provided a copy OF this
order he inserted i'll some newspaper printed
and published in Cecil County once week
Tor one month before the 18th day of April
next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
s7,500.00,
MANLY DRENNEN,
True Copy-Test: Clerk.
MANLY DRENNEN,
Mar lot. Clerk.
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ORDER NlSI.

In Re: The Mortgaged Real Estate of James
Warner and wife.
In the Circuit Court Tor Cecil County, In
Equity, No. 1913.
Ordered, This 18th day of February 1905,
that the sale of property mentioned In these
proceedings, made and reported by l.. Mar
shall Hanes administrator of Mary r. Cool
ing, deceased be ratified and con frmed, un-
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 18th day of May next; pro-
vided copy OF this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed and published in Cecil
County once week for one month before
the 4th day of a pril next.
The report states the amount of sale to
be SIPS
MANLY DRENNEN.
True Copy-TeSt Clerk.
MANLY DRENNEN,
Mar 4-5t. Clerk.
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William II. Sprinkle was reelected
superintendent of Crouch Chapel at its
reorganization on Sunday.
a fine new gasoline lauuch built for
John Futty WIS launched by Stanley
Bros. of Elk Neck last week
John +. Wilson, Esq. of C"ntrevile
formerly Of Elkton. will, il is reported,
lucatr in Oklahoma and practice law.
-ThcLrntcn sermon at Trinity p. Il.
Church on Tuesday evening will he
preached by Rt. Rev. William Forbes
Adams. Bishop of Easton.
-Rev. W. T. Hammond. who has quit
The regular ministry. is now conducting
Il grocery store ut Locust street and VAN
drver avenue, Wilmington
A dance with Music by II full or
chcStra will be given ncXl Friday even
ing by the ladies Of Baldwin in Carriers
Hall. \ good time open to all.
Rev. w. w. Hcherton. formerly of
EIlI1on now of West Philadelphia. oc-
cuped the pulpit in Forest Presbyterian
Church, Middletown. on Sunday.
Just alrived-a cargo of Salt Water
Oysters, at tue bridge. For sale by
Capt. r. Segelllin. Jr., shuckcd or in
the she'll Family trade a speciality.
The new studio of +. S. Waller the
skilled photographer, who has returned
here. located i'll the building just west
of Goncc'$. will likely be opened today.
Reliance Castle. NO. %. Knights Of
the Golden Eagle. will hold their fft-
ccnth anniversary on April To- in hall
III Jackson. Md. All members are in
vitcd.
An attempt was made to loot the
National Bank of Newark on FRIDAY
night but the burglars who had forced
an entrance took fright before trying to
crack The safe.
District Elder A. G. Miller is in
charge of Quarterly Meeting services at
Pleasant Hill NJ. =. Church which open
ed last evening. There will be preaching
this evening and all DIZZY services tom"r-
row.
The merits of the Tome Institute
students Ministries should have won
louder recognition on Saturday evening
at Elkton Opera House. Their bill was
attractive. and on the whole, we'll rem
dcTcd.
The remains of Richard Hutchinson,
who died OF old age mt the AlmShouSe
hast Friday were inferred in the Elkton
cololed cemetery on Monday. He was
formerly IL well-known cook on river and
bay craft.
RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS FOR
SALE-Selected from my best pen ut
$50 per setting Of II. or $3.50 per 100.
Pen No. >. S1.OO per setting. or Sl.0o
per 100
p. COCHRAN.
Apr Ii w Middletown' Del
-G,orgr \. NJ johnson has opened n
machinery and implement warehouse i'll
iIlktun. and begins advertising i'll this
issue Of the Cecil Wing. He also con-
duets business. ut Leslie. Mr.. Johnson
is Il successful and popular dealer and
enjoys the confidence of Il large list of
customers.
-Rev. DIR. II. T.. Martndale. who
figured prominently ut the recent VIII
mington NJ. II. Conference, was given
hearty greeting on Sunday upon his re-
turn here for another year as pastor OF
the Elkton Church. \ leading Whining
ton congregation wished to secure his
services, but happily failed.
AT Mrs. N0ye$'s sale. near Port De-
post, on March 20, old horses brought
ST. $40 and $40. IL cows only two
fresh. averaged $40 head, selling from
$50 TO a52. Bull, = years old. $3.50.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank Corridcan ANA Annie Reed
both of Elliton-
Elmer Short, Of Eiktnu. and Christie
Harri@Hn, Of Pleasant Hill.
Price Arran1s and Hattie \. Lock
ard. both of Elk Neck.
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Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Count y
Commissioners of Cecil county will close the
public road known as the Port Deposit road,
at a point where the Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road crosses said road. This road will only
be closed during the time that the Railroad
Company is constructing a new bridge at
this point. LEVI +. PATTERSON,
GEORGE r. SPENCE,
w. b. DAVIS.
Dec26tf Commissioners.
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NOTICE TO DISTRIBUTES
In the Matter of the Estate of Joel Scotch
deceased.
In the Orphans Court of Cecil County

In the Orphans Court of Cecil County
Upon the PETITION of Minerva A. Dean
EXecutriX OF Joel scotch, deceased, 1t is this
18th day of March. 1905. by the Orphans
Court OF Cecil county ordered that Tuesda' :,
the 30th day of May. 1905, he appointed day
for meeting OF the persons entitled to
dlStribuiiNe share of the residue OF the
estate of joel ~cntten. deceased. in this
Court, IN pursuance OF Article NJ. section li3
OF the code OF Public General | avs OF Mary
land, as amended Ivy Chapter 22j of the Acts
OF Assembly of 1895. of lhe la lance tor dis
tribution as shown by the first and final ac-
count OF said ENec"trix. 80 Wit one hun.
dred ard eighty do lars. to the end that pay
ment and distribution thereof may lie then
and there made under the Courts direction
and control.
And 1t is further ~ dpreG that notice of the
said meeting be given NV the said ENecutrlX
by pub icati"n OF this order in n news
paper printed ana published ir Ceci' County,
state Of MARYLAND, once n week Tor four sue
Ct ssive weeks prior to the time fixed for
said meeting.
=: X. BLAKE.
". i CLARK.
Tl!O>. - MILLER.
True copy-ToSt:
r. T. MILLER.
April l-iw Register.
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No. 3-All that Lot { f Land

situated Immediately in the rear OF No 9,
but separated from Il by an alley. which
was conveyed 10 the said John $. Wiri, de-
ceased. by the deed of ]. Harvey Groves and
~ile. dated Nav 18th. 1901. and recorded in
1.lber j. q. W. No. s. folio 5I3. Nc., another
0i the land record books ol SAID county. The
iot Is unimproVcd. and has been used as a
garden for the residence.
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W. T. Lyon AuctiOneer
Port Deposit, Md.

have again located in Port Deposit
and will engage as an Auctioneer. A
share of the public patronage solicited.
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More or Less. and particularly describes in
deed from Henry {. MaCka'l trustee, 10
John W. Writ dated October md, 1852 and
recorded in the ! ana Records OF said Cecil
County, in IL. II. NJ. No /. folio 100, sc. The
farm is ON the road running from the Elkton
and teciIton road to the k.llltoi and War
wick road. rast st Francis Xavier Church.
and adioinS lands OF the heirs of the late
Judge David Davis, George Bidtle. ESD, and
the heirs OF Hamilton Morton. and Is now in
the tenure OF VIM j. Manlovc. There is n
fine Tract of Woodland on the farm, and
there are five fields avcragiu" 30 acres each
in nigh state OF cultivation. 1t Is believed
That the farm largely OVerruns the acreage
given in said decd.
The Improvements consist Of a comfort
abe DWELLING HOUSE, in rood .st;r1.
repair, Barns, stables. Large Gran. 'gn,MS
cry ana shedding. An Apple Or 's?RS
chard in FUN bearing Is near the .|aFN2
house. by general consent this is cop
Siderrd ON" on the finest aud most productive
'"rhS IN very fertile section OF country
There is IA landing ON the ,arm which
affords direct shipment Tor grain and the re.
&tlpt Of lime, Nc
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Mr.. |. ID. Miller, of Philadelphia, was
an Elkton visitor on Sunday.
Mrs. Wllletts, of Rowlandville, has
bought the property Of Lew Martindale
at Mt. Pleasant for 81 300. and will
open "a dry goods and grocery store there
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Feb25.tf.
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE

\ lot of prime state Of Maine seed pota-
toes. Apply to
A. BROWN
enc mile south OF Blue Ball.
Mar. 25 I'm Cecil county Md
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REWARD

$50 Reward will be paid for additional
evidence to insure the convlction OF the
parties who destroyed the plants, flowers,
and fruit trees al Shady Beach.
j. l.. MCDANIEL.
Mar. 25-tf
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The LOT is improved by a HANDSOME
sssAA FRAME DWELLING, containing Is
;s;@ rooms with bath room, and is
:.sW' equipped with all conVcnienccs.
This is one of the finest residences in
t.iEton, and is a highly desirab bic property.
The lawn is planted with ornamental
Shrubbery, and the house and surroundings
are in excellent order. \ trst-caSs furnace
is in the cellar and goes with the house
This was the residence OF Mr.. Writ at the
time OF his death.
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No. Ali that Lot or Par

Get OF Land on East Main Street. in the
town Of ElktOn, Maryland, described in II
derd from Mary \. Bratton. Daniel Bratton
and Howard Bratton. Executors of Dal lei
Bratton, deceased, to John :. Writ. dated
November 10Th. lSS", and recorded IN LIbcr
j. ~. ID No. III, toii0 i75, Nc. one OF the land
record books of said county.
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FOR RENT

"Green HILL, farm ut North East Nd
also Drown House Farm" near NORTH Ia ST
Md. Apply to {. W. SHIPPERS, or g. w
CoSDEN, North East Md. febli-twk
30 barrel Flour Mill, fun roller process ZOO
watei power; mechanical equipmen, hrs
class; good grist aud Hci chat trade con
Nehlent 10 markets. Terms reasonable
Possession March 18Th, 1850
NJ. Il. WHITAKkk.
ieDil'2wKS BlythedalC. Md
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READ THIS

| have inquiries for Farms, all sizes, from
people throughout Maryland Delaware,
New York. Pennsylvania, and as far South
as South Carolina. | advertise North and
South get buyers and sellers in touch
with each other. | Will soon circulate among
these people a list of the Farms and other
you want to sell your place advantage
ously? If you do, place 1t with me. work
day and night to get you the best purchaser.
ously advanced. Write me now for particu.
lars. j. WATERS RUSSELL.
Real Estate, Chestertown Md.
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NOTICE ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Home Euildin2
and Loan Association of cecil county. Mary
land, Will he held N It's room above the store
of {. l.. Cole PerryviIle, Md.
Mondny, April 17Ih, 1905
for the purpose OF elcctng clever Directors
Al the same time any on" wishing new
shares OF stock can take the same III series
r, which VIII open at that date. Any one
wishing to secure 81 ares on or before that
date can obtain the same by application to
G. l.. Cole. secretary: or Norris { Cameron
Nice-PreSidcnt
CLARENCE l.. COLE. Secretary
Mar. ls-iw. PerrSville, Md.
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Y Dung Men

Young Men
Want the Latest. and they
know when they get it. We
want them to see our New
Suits. Top Coats, Trousers
and Fancy Vests for this
Spring. Single and Double
Breasted Coat Suits, Blacks,
Blues, Neat Worsteds and
Fancy Cheviots all the new
patterns. suits $40 to $40
Top Coats s. to$20; Trousers
$3.50 to Sc; Vests 81 to 81;
new hats, Stetsons and Dun
laps; New Shoes, Walkovers
and Boydens, New Shirts,
New Neckwear, New Hose.
The Latest, the Best and
Prices are not high.
B Bssssse MULLINS Flashing asts
Best. Wilmington. Shoes
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No 4 - Ali that Small Farm
or Tract Of Land, containing
IS J Acres more tr ! eSS
which is particularly described in Il deed
fromt John :. ~trahorn, assignee. dated Nov
cnh"r 3rd, 1902. and recorded as aforesaid in
Lihcr 81. W. No. IA. folio l36 II is situated
on the h. n q. Railroad. near Baldwin
pace.
1he Improvements consist OF a nearly
new FRAME DIV ELLING, neat .~--zss,
and comfortable and several out WlVa
buildings. The quarry of building ;nis
stone upon this place is an import &a&
ant feature.
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MONEY TO LOAN
W .AN'TEl)
iebll. Nv ks

WANTED
Entire. or part interest, In any business in
Cecil County, That with average ability and
capital can be made to Yield a fair income.
Replies confidential addressed to
HARRISON
Care ofCccilW Wing Onice
Feb25-tf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-31

do not send you into battle IN your father $
stu, Tomorrow I must be back n ny booth
but today give TO YOU without lee anc 1o1 lhe
ssEe Of the goodwill winch ! bear 70 Eo1r house
VIII ride with YOU Is Tlhord. and before night YOU
snail see what Wat can Dc.
50 i came about th.t there was 4 busy evening
e TIE sd Tilford Manor-House. where rs Lazy
F--v-t-de banned and CT and hung the curtains
~ tie hall and stocked her cuP5oa-ds With the
god things which Nigel had brought from G1ildtord
Meanwhile the Squire and the arrnorer sat WITH
Their heads touching and the old suit q rai WITH
~ go-get 81 Overlapping plates laid o-- across
Their knees. Again and again old Va shrugged
lis shoulders, as one Who has been asked T. do
7-lore than can BE demanded from mortal man AZ
last Al suggestion from the Squire he leaned Dack
r FEE char and laughed long and loudly II bis bushy
fea-d While the Lady Er-nyntrlde glaTed her black
dlspleaslre a such Plebelan -rer-l-rer- hen
taking nls fine chisel and his hammer iron hs pouch
81 tools the arrnorer still chucklng At hls own
thoughts, began e drive hole through tbs center
of the steel turlc.
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crushed the power Of France and CrEcy had left this
stamp upon his features, but stern Is they were they
had not assumed that tlnge Of erceness which II atter
wears vas u make The Black Prince name ri
terror On the marches Of France Not YET had the
first shadow Of fell disease come 70 poison ms nature
ere i struck al his life he rode that sPrng day
I-- 80 64bo-a+r UPON the heath Of Crooksbury.
On the lett q the King, and s. neal p nm tnat
49, --,--a-,. yzss i-1-1,ed. -Jde Z man about his
S--- sg4 With the broad face The projecting jaw
- ~ r.,--sh nose which are often the outward
indications 81 Pugnaclous nature Hls com
pexion was crimson his large blue eyes so-rle nat
.-+ IA His whole ar-earance fu1l-h'ood=d
- rpo1e-ir He was short bit 1nasslve1y built,
~ e7l-+1z- -,rsseszed 0f immense strength. His
800 rrz-ez-er when h. spoke was gentle and lisp
r.1 IL manner vas C,1iet and courteous. IN
Ike he King Or the Prince he vas clad n hghr
a--1gr and carried sword by his side and mace
# bis saddIe-bJw for he was acting as Captain Of
the Kings Guard. and dozen other knights IN
steel followed ii the escort. No harder soldier
could Edward have al his SIDE #, as was always
1gss ii those lawless times, sudden danger was 70
threaten fo- this was the famous knight OF Hara1lt
rgw raturaLzed IS an Engllshrnan, Sr alter
Nanny who bore as high reputation for chlvalrous
valor and Tor gallant tenerlty Is Chandos himself
Behind the knights who we're forbidden TO scatter
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were with him and he had some hope n sport.
Edward at that time was wel-grown. vigorous
man ii the very prime 81 his Years keen SPOTS
man, an ardent gallant and chivalrO5s so1ier.
He was a scholar TOO, speaking LATIN french,
German Spanish and even q little English
So much had long been patent t. the "or-d 2at
onlv Of recent Years had he shown other ard r7gre
formidable characteristics restless ar1Htlon
which coveted his neighbCrs throne and Use
Foresight IL matters Of commerce, winch engaged
him now If transplanting Flemish weayers and 500
ing the seeds 81 what FL many years US tbs stafe
trade 81 England Each 81 these yarled q1ahtses
might have been read upon his face he Dro",
shaded 81 q crimson cap Of maintenance, Ns-s
broad and lofty The large brown eyes were ardent
close-cropped dark rustache did not conceal the
strong mouth firm, proud and kindly, Dut capable
ii setting tight ii mercess feroclty. lis co1i-
plexl0u was tanned to copper BY q lie spent u
field sports u II war and he rode his raagnt.ceIt
black horse carelessly and easily, one Hho has
grown ID il the saddle. His color was BLACK
aIso for his active sinewy figure was set o b close
fitting velvet of that hue, broken only by beIt
Of cold and by golden border Of open pods q the
broom plant.
With his high and noble bearing, his simple yet
rich attire and his splendid mount, he looked every
inch KING The picture Of gallant man On gallant
horse was completed BY the noble Falcon q the
Isles which futtered along some twelve feet above
his head waiting on as it was termed, for any
quarry which might arse. The second bird q
the cast was borne upon the gaunteted wrist 81
Kaoul the chief falcOner IN the
At the right side Of the monarch and little be
hind him rode a youth some twenty years Of age
tall slim and dark with noble aquiline features and
keen penetrating eyes which spanked with vlvaclty
and affection as he answered the remarks Of the
King He was clad in deep crimson dlapered with
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mounted archers having
beaten Of the more per
sistent Of the spectators,
thew rode at Their ease IN
. long struggling gltterlng
train over the dark undu-
lating plain of heather.
Ii the van Vas the
Kirg nir1Se1f- for bis hawks
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gold, and the traPpings Of
his white palfrey were Of
a magnificence which pro-
claimed the rank Of its
rider. On his face, still free
from mustache or beard,
there sat a certain gravity
and majesty of expression
which showed that young
as he was great affairs had
been in his keeping and
that his thoughts and in
terests were those of the
statesmanand the warrior.
That great day when, little
more than a school-boy he
had led the van of the VIC
torious army which had
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---------5 --- l--I and --a------1-e1 --a-1 -I-c1
ad 5i--e3 81 III. lou undulations Of the moor
No. y.rlgf5+v things were On the mind OF Ed
49, til - IT, uas ---1ce for the moment
.s,L E-.l %,,, ! yas 4--,ce broken bv MANY
s,4ll ge@ls II arms raids surprises and arIbushes
,,-9n ether SIDE and i was certain that It would
@-o- 5;ssglye again mo oren war. Money must
II. -s,,.4 md i was no light matter 10 raise H.
~ commons had once already voted the
+..t57..,f.-,d +l4. +47.r sreaf Besides the Black
NH nd mined The country. the arabic land was
& 5000 ~ -ae4,,-- The lafg-e- laughing at
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