The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-20

walls.' cried another what sort Of
talk Is this fag a public inn!
"ShaIl Il D. a Itany. ms e"Od
cierkY' shouted n third "oT would q
hymn b. goDd enough 10 ~sTvef'
The jonglrur had put down hls harp
In high dudgeon. Am To ~
preached o. 10y a chiidi" b. cried.
staring acru~s at Allryue with an In
damned and angry cOunteuancc. Is a
hairless infant % raise tongue
against me. when I have sung In every
fair from Tweed Co Trent. and have
twice been named aloud by the lIigh
Court 90 the Ministries al BeveTlyg I
shall sing no moro tonight"
"Nay. hut you win SO" said one 81
the lnborers "TIi' Dame Eliza. hiring
a stOup 81 your hest o. VIII. % clear
his thrnat. ESQ forward with thy song.
aud u our giTlfaCed clerk does not
love II BE- can take 60 the road and 80
whence be- caIRe"
NAY. but not too fast" broke In
Horde John. There arr words
in this matter. II may D. that my
little C0mrade has bcen Oycr-quick In
reproof. De- having gone early into che
ciolStcrs and seen little 81 the rough
ways aud words 81 the world Yet
there i truth IN what D. SAYS. for a.
you know well. the song was rot -
the cieauest I shall stand by him.
Therefore aud b. shall neither d. put
ont on the rad. nor shall his ears D.
offended indoors"
Indeed your high and mighty
grace" sncered one 90 the ycomcn.
have you In sOoth ~ Ordalned:'
by the Virgin said a second. Il
think that YOU may both chance 60
find yourselves UPON the rUad before
long
And ~ belabOred as O. b. scarce
able o. crawl along H." cried a third
Nay. I shall 81! I shah CO." said
Alleyne hurriedly. as Horde John 10
Kan 10 roll up his sleeves. AMI hare
an arm like a beg q mutton. 4 would
not have you hrawl about me-"
Hush. lad b. whispered. 4
count them not n ny. They may End
they have NOR tow on their diStan
than they know how o. spin Stand
thou clear and give me space"
Both the foreStcrs and th" llhO-crs
lad risen from their bench. and Dame
Eliza and the travelling Doctor had
flung themselves between the two
parties with soft words AMI soothing
gestures. when thu dear 20 the Pie,i
Merlin was lung Violently Ojrn and
the attention 80 the company was
drawn from their own quarrrl o. thr
newcomer who had hurst - unccrc-
mOnlOusly upon them.
CHAPTER ".
He was n mil,.l,-slzed man. - m Il
massive and robust build, with an
archiug chest and extraordinary
breadth ~ shoulder Ills shavcn face
was a. brown a. n hazcl-nuf. tanned
nnd dried 10y the weather. with haF-h
well marked features. which wcrr not
improved hy luus white scar which
strrichc' FROM t'e corner of 10, BIT
noStril - the angie 80 tie law. His
eyes were hrish; and searching with
something 10 menace and 10 authority
On their quick glitter. and his mouth
was firm-S~t and hard. a. hefitted one
who was wont o. 81 his face AGAINST
danger A straight sword by his side
and a painted lnng-bow juttins over
his shoulder prorlaime,l his profession
while his Scarrpd brigandine 81 chain
mall and his dlnted steel cap showed
that De- was no holiday soldier hut one
who was even now fresh from the
wars A white surcOat. with the Lion
80 -. George In red uTson the ccutFr.
covered his lgoad breast. while n
sprig of new-plucked broom NJ thu
side VI his head-gcar gave u touch Of