The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

"Prettily said. mon GarcOn! Touch-
ms that same staying % the RedeemeY.
u Was a tad business A good padre
In France read 10 us frOm a scroll the
whole truth % the matter. The
soldiers came upon Him IN the Garden.
IN truth. these Ap0stlesuf Hissnay have
been holy men. but they were % no
great account as men-at-armx. Thare
was one. Indeed, Sir Peter. who smufs
out like a true man: but. unless he 10
belled. ~ did but clip a variet's car.
which was no very knightiy iced.
| BY these ten flngeT-bonss! had I hem
there. with Black Simon 20 NoFwtrh.
and hut one score % picked men - the
Company. We had held them Ia play.
Could We do no more. We had al least
flled the false knight. Sir Judas. -
full % English arrows that ~ would
curse the day that ever he came on
such an Grand"
The young clerk smiled az his
companions earnestness. Had lie
summoned leEiuns 20 arr hangles from
heaven. - what need had He % your
TuOr bow and arrow Besides. bethlnk
you % His own woTds-shat those whe
live by thu sword shall perish by the
sword"
Now. youngster. let things b. plaa
and plain between US. I am a man
w6 shoots straight az his MARI.
You saw the things I had with me a
yunder hostel: name which you VII.
save the box 20 rnse-CoiOred sugar
hich ! take Co the Lady L0ring. ana
you shall have them ~ you viii but
come With me- 90 Franc"
Nay" said Alleyne. Il would gladly
come with - TO France or where else
ye Will just 90 list 60 your talk ana
J. cause ye are the only two frien5s
49, \ A. ~
outside 20 thu cloisters: but indeed 70
may not he. for my duty u toward my
brother. seeing that father and mother
are dead. and he my elder. Heanles.
when ~ talk 20 taking me O. France,
y do not conceive how uaelesa Z
should ~ 90 you. seeing that neither
~ training nor by nature am I atted
for The wars. and there seems % b
/ TCught but strife In those parts"
'Bethink you again, mon ami"
quOth AyiWRrd. that you might %
much good yonter. since there are
three hundr~d men IN the Company.
and none who has ever a word a
grace for them. and yet the Virgin
knows that there was never a sst q
men who were In more need 70 a..
SiCkerly the one duty may balance the
other. Your brother hath done wieh-
cut you this many q year. aud. 40 I
gather. be hath never walked as far
as Beauli~u 90 Sc you during all that
time. - h cannot De- IA any great need
] q you"
"iisSides." said John. the socnan q
Iinstead ts q bywOrd through the
forest, from Bramnhaw Hill O. Hoimss-
icy Walk he is a drunken. braWllHR.
- rilous ehuri. a. yOu may mi 10 yOUR
c,,st"
The more reason that I should
strive O. mend him" qu0th Aiisyne.
There u no need Go urge me. frtsnda.
Tor my own wishes would draw me %
Frame. and % would b. . Soy 90 me
could ] - with you. But Indeed and
indeed u cannot b. 80 here I take my
i'sNe 20 you. Tor yonder square tower
amongst tn trees upon the right must
surely b. the church 20 Minstead and
may reach u ny this path through
the woods"
We'll. God - with thee. lad cried
the archer. pressing Allsyns % his
heart. i am quick O. love. and quick
O. hate, and fore God I am loath %
part Yet u may b. as well that you
should know whittier We 90 We shan
now journey south through the woo4s
until We come out upon the Christ
church rad. and - onward. hoping
tonight % reach the castle q SIR
William Montacute. Earl % Salisbury,
% Which SIR Nigel f.oFing - constable.
There w shall bide ana Il e. IKE
enough that for a month - more you
may md us there. ere we are ready
for our voyage back o. Franc"
n was hard INDEED Tor Alisyne 60
break away frum these two new bat
h arty friends. and - strong was the
O. mbat between his conscience and his
ineiinatioua that ~ dared not look
round. lest his resolution should clip
away from him.
now o. follow lay through \ maEnih-
cent forest % the very heaviest timber,
where the giant boles q oak ana Of
beech formed long aisles On every AZ
rcctioue shooting up their huge
branches 90 build the majestic arches
% Natures own cathedral. II was
very stil there In the heart % the
woodiands. The gcutie rustic % the
branches aad the distant cooing q
broke IN upon the silence. save that
once Aileyne heard afar OF q merry
call upon a hunting bugle ana the
shriiI yapping % the hounds he
pushed on the quicker. tWtriiuw Ms
stan merrily. and hooking out az every
turn % the path for some sign Of the
cd saxOn residence. he was sadE1eniy
ARRESTED. however. BY the avpearanes
% Ntid-lockinz fellow armed with q
NANts ~ alFAuE NNN TWIN DfutL8 -
tree ana barred hts passage. ne was
a rouEh. powerful PEASANT. WITH cap
and tunic 20 untanned sheepnkfn.
heather breeches. and gnlilgasAiue
round hts lees and feet
'-Geand.- Ne shouted. raising his
heavy endeei 20 enforce the order.
who are you Who waia - treely
throu~h the wondY- WhitheF would
you %. and What r. your errandS-
why should Z answer yogr dues-
tioaa. nv fFiendH% said AIlsyne. stand
Ina On HIS guard
~Becaues your tongue may save
ycur rate. what hast IN ths scFfpf-
Wrought a. any price~
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