The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-19
rood! shall drive him into the earth
like a nall into d door, rather than see
YOU do scath tn ZACH other"

Rood! shall drive him into the earth
you do scath to each other"
Fore God, this Is strange way OF
"You may find the scath yourself. my
lusty friend. II you raise your great.
cudgel to me. l had as lief have the
ms arSP upSa saa Assne Rss
earnestly. with hands outstretched to
keep the pair asunder, what is the
"ss whether p' ho%norabls % settiement @ M may may not not
be arrived at?"
The bowman looked down at his
feet and then up at the moon. Par
bleau" he cried. "the. cause Of guar
in Limousin. and how can. ! bear In
mind what was the cause of it? Simon
there hath 1T at the end OF his tongue"
II have had other things to think Of
There was some sort OF pickering over
dice, or wine. or was 1t woman. coz?
IT." cried Ayiward. s1t was indeed
about woman: and the quarrel must
go forward. for am still of the same
mind as before"
What Of the woman. then?" asked
1 can cali to mind aught about her"
TT was La Blanche Rose, maid at
oges. Bless her pretty heart! Why.
mon gar. loved her. -.
so did many" quoth Simon. Il
sa say hss sat to we mna fcuFn ovs2 On hs the
hussy. she went on with Evan ap Rice,
a long-legged Welsh dagsman. They
Where M = on O the banks of Garonne. where
the landlord drinks SO much of the
liquor that there is little left for the
customers"
Aylward. sheathing his sword. "A
Welsh dagsman. T. faith! c. etait mau-
vais gout. .camarade. and the more. sc
when she had Jolly ,bnna. arsher fram and
The old soldiers and Horde ,Johr
strobe Of, together in all good-feli9w,
AbeD Asyne he sed fe tossb to 1pao
shoulder. and found a young page b!
his side.
THE Lord Loring commands" sait
there"
Up the broad steps Alleyne went
foans oak hiS doors ash thu atter
and ushered him into the main hall o
the castle.
= ed round; but. seeing no one. he con
! tnued to stand, his cap In his hant
q examining with the greatest interes
chamber which was SOD so different dn.aS
Most interesting of all to Alleyne wa
j a small ebony table at his very, sid
t on which. by the side OF chess s-boar
n and the scattered chessmen. there Ia
2 clerkfy hand. and set forth with bra'
fiourishes and devices along the ma
h Of where he was and of those laws
t. good breeding and decorum whie
It should restrain him; those oolored ca
= draws the needle, until, almost befo
ID he knew It, he was standins I W WIN ha,o .
81 his eyes. so absorbed In its contents
was and why he had come there;
however, by. sudden little ripple
quick feminine laughter, Aghast,
dropped the, manuscript among t
az still as ever. Again he stretch
his hand out to the romance. and aga
He looked up at the ceiling, back
folds of motioniess tapestry. OF 8,
aen %ss fTom .he ee eerner asaef n m
bancal in front of him. and, shifttnt
pace of two to the side. saw a VIII
polished silver in such a way that
Concealed observer could see. with'
being seen. He stood irresolute. ,
ne''nta no notice: Saeb but. even @ as he hesitat
the mirror was whipped in, and a t
and stately young lady swept out fr
\ behind the oaken screen, with daI
\ ing light of mischief in her ey
Alleyne started with astonishment
he recognized the very maiden "
\ had suffered from his brothers v
lence in the forest. She no Ions
wore her gay riding-dress howev
but was attired in a long sweepi
! robe OF black velvet of Bruges. vi
delicate tracery OF white lace at ne
and at wrist, scarce to be seen agar
the ivory skin. Beautiful as she h
! seemed to him before, the 1.-THE chal
of her figure and the proud. free gra
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