The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-19
CHAPTER VII.

NMnrth. south. east ana weSS-ne m.Hnnt
turn y1I where and ND cheerless. The Abbot
y 'roiied ten silver crowns IN iet-
tMce- nau leaf and hid them away IN Ihe %, po,a
tom tom oi isppport MP for twelve long months;
sofri The darkness there was put Sne e
One On bright spot Of the stsyay ne
could aTa He pushed sns On. therefore. now
wwssiik;ng and nov mow,r runnns ~ asred out into
ThS T,,sraS sS'tsi belts Of trees, with CLEAN Of
scaa,eii.dI scaa,,;sid and stretch of pastvre-land
between. Her, Here ana Mrots ,nef Of wattie-and-
side suits huts. with shock haired lnborers
lSunsng nSny by the doors Or ha ana ronSwaY reeeAeo
ch,i9rfthh hid these se' Aileyne knew that he was vas
on b the fringe Of the sro% a0.est Ghrist nna
church; ,,ar 1o see M,sh the high tower OF Christ
ebvrch e,,Sr h Prory cleaning In the The, msliow
ss4enns light and fsdeen ssms stun npom Mhsh ri:
rromrades rou,ds Of the morning seated sstrad..
S'e 9H1", upon a fallen tree. They had nat
sspprnstely space gv threw little square pieces OF
hnrs and were so intent upon their oc-
sSpaton that 1t they ,hsm neYes Ms obaer1ed With
nnset"nishment. ne as he drew near, that the
asef' aseher's bow was on Johns back; h the
archers sword By by J9hns 3ha trneNfrunH s.ast @ hee
'TSSo Mort se yie sa AyiwasSs SsHs2 shouted ted
looking oaTssa aGwa 4, acR she l murrain on the
since Since left Navarro. I am Ike to reach eS
der't der Of heaven. here is our cher petit!
Now, BY my ten fngsr,.ooHnss; H .nranI snin y un
and threw his arms round Aleyne.es
neck, while John. nc less pleased; ss: ns;bItn Gnt
rip
wayside with his newly-won steel cap
stuck wrong side foremost upon MS
''9His Hast q come 5ra to- to stop, cried the bow
light. Shall not get away from Us
ASl'" 4 wish no better" said he. With = .
pringling in the eyes AZ tnis nearly
well said. lad" cried big John. I'VE
the devil may fy away with the Abbot
az are Sshui,eai al besmudsed. @ Hast been in the
water?"
II have in good socth." Allsyns ans. =,
their way. he told them the many
things that. had befallen him
been st change. 'sa With sn' sSa ..o wnsrs
so warike. John?"
hath been a-teaching OF me-"
"And found him an over-ept pupil:
grumbled the bowman. He hath
as Dss ssndes %s them an back SS %y e ms a
mission: and ! viii pay you for them
heed the pay said John: II did but
Tsh G learn bsSs the fesi q uns
come" ., . 80. cou.
panon!" a "'t' cried ed Aylward. M He hath the
thought / take them back then, and and
my yew-stave tapping against my !eS.
1t CHANGED on that very evening that that
SIR Nigel Loring; having suppeda 1e1ore ,ksn
russet-clad varlets. with loud helloo
smd snd dGraHkng is whips walled
himself With With lady Lady Lorins upon Els
datey s as pe,a sef,tsed ikns BOTH si tReif age and
Their condition. They paused at the
sir Nigel was a slight man of poor
gentle ways. So snort wss no that his
,hs whS Setssa of p1 HIM Ysrg sgy tn the
,,h,,nrcd ~, in his early wars by basket.
Gys5 nor him when he led the EaIi Of
pSlxs pnernxs stormers up the breach at
ne'serhc' ne mad contracted BOfneIn!h3
expression of face. His age was six.
and, forty but the constant practice Of
preserved his activity and endurance
unlmpaired, so that from 4 distance he
Sea @f rrsss 5S haye a, the slight limbs boT and
ers ever wa was tanned of a dull yellow tint.
and and the little pointed beard which he
HIS feassres Wess sna Small ihes delicate. and
ana and ,syes Witch ,e5ti jutted forwara from
" spruce 's 4 drsss Reia embroiaered mas p BELT
SI knighthood encircled his loins. with
arseat ars arms, ave roses gules on a neld
,5lssP ,5s So s.eoaf Sir Hseq Sissi her,nS sesa
Wiz vHs bridge rts Of Avon. and talked lightly
And. certes, had the two visages alone
10 shiSh ,ha were the more likely to belong
Ions Loved by the toughest soldiery. Of Fu-
iiope: he had assurediy selected the
wt,b sfF a, Her face was large and square:
=, 7, one one who was accustomed to rule.
was the age of martial women. The
sa.sury al sask ans nsns' 81 tSe e 81
nafn nmfGn,fort were still fresh in the public
,hd m,nd: With such examples before them;
oe,ome a. warlike as their mates. and
,hsaered the castle in their absence with
sereerhine prhSdsnee and discipline OF veseran sntn
smsutes of their Castle Of Twynham. and
x.,,e x.ue had they to dread from rowing
M.ey M..ey or French squadron while Lady
,,r1 tel YOU. my lord" she was say.
seSm sS that It is not At training for Z
snT%o,ssel,e: ana nsle: hawks and hounds. rotes
er en,s ,rseadlng the Gestes dc Doom dc May.
.s .1rs;raas as ! found her yester:niEht. pre-
.T the .sroII tSrassinw ss,,i fn fortn the from
chr,r. her pillow. Lent her bv Father
'sa,t't,opher ~, Of the Priory. sorsoothcI;
mis- help her when she has casti.
mouth, owwn nv to keep. with hnndr.!
True al, nv asape for beef and drink,
"s,,kk kn'sht s,t "The maid IL like Tn,
time 4, Tor vcrv lust Of life. Give no,
''wsn,,1 sn,,1wTe; give her fimer'
have given know that NV father wouit
Snzel-st,cr me. not time. but eoos
whsM not not what the world II comin. 70