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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06

Don't let the professional politician
work you. He is working for \ liyinr
you are working for good government
for lower taxes and for honesty and
efficiency in public affairs. His inter.
ests are not yours; pay no attention
to his talk.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06

II suppose there is such person as
the foolk;ller." mused Uncle Allen
Sparks. but he has either retired from
business or he's hopelessly behind on his
orders"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06
TEN YEARS OF PAIN.

Unable To Do Even Housework Be-
cause of Kidney Troubles.
Mrs. Margaret Emmerich, Of Clinton
st., Napoleon, o., says: "For fifteen
years | was great sufferer from kidney
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06
Hoods SaYsanariIIa

"hich neutralizes the acidity of the blood
ana builds up the whole system.
In usual liquid form or in chocoated
tablets known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses 81.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06

Ninety per cent of the wealth of the
United States is held by 10 per cent OF
the people
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06

TITO s.. Ntus' Dance ana all Nervous Diseases
III y permanently cured by DR.. klne's Great
Nerve Restorer. Send for FREE S2triai bottle and
treatise. DR. IL kim, Id. sSI Arch St, Pha.. Pa
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06

Mothers will find Mrs. WinE1ow's Soothing
syrup the best remedy to use for their childrol
during the tee thing period.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06

Humble pie Is not so hard to eat
when it gets You your own way.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06

The HUNGARIAN House of Representa-.
Gives is the largest in the world. Ii has
1J1 members.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-12-06
Rheun7 n7atisno

Is one OF the constitutional diseases. II
phahifests itself in local aches and palms.
inflamed joints and stiff MUSCLES -
cannot be cured by local applications.
1t requires constitutional treatment and
the pest Is course of the great blood puri-
Tying and tonic medicine
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

Don't take scoop coffee when YOU wan
Arbuckles' ARloSA Coffee, which Is
soll only in sealed packages and never
bose Out Il " scoop"
y gruCcr may recommend hose cof-
e., a - much n puund. He i al right.
llcroans wei. II he handled the coffee
himself. from the tree % you, yOa uaight
vel rust him implicitly.
Bot be Dies net
lie may knOw something aitnus coFee.
a., may think he DIES. bot let that pass.
lie buys il lousc From whOml You
don't knOw-if YOU Did Il would not
mean anything. lie trusts the man be
bay, u irum--maybe n salesman, maybe
q " holcsalcr. maybe a little heal rooster.
Il DIS not matter. What do they know
about coftccl More than the grOgeT? ?
Perhaps.
Where do they get their cofcei
Nhsrv dOcs u Cume froml
Whose hands touched IL lastl
Nhcrc had they been9
1h,y can't tel Java from Brasilian BY
The l.oAs after !; Is roasted. and q takes
4 uan, expert by years q practical ss-
pCrcucc, 90 sClCCi sound, sweet green
cuiiCc II high cup mcTIt and another
man with the knowledge and experience
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

e. taxi o. my heart. Alas. that
should still d. 80 weak"
weak she exclaimed. raising h,r
black eyebrows. Il d. uut th.uk that
even my father himself. Mn b. hard
Judge - manhood. would call you that.
But u b., a. yOu map think. sir. e very
pleasant thing Tor M g. hear that you
are Eriev.d "a what you hay. done.
and l can but rcde that wc should 70
back together. and you should make
your peace with tn SOcman - hand
INK back your prisoner. II u a sad
thing that 80 small thing as a woman
should come between two Who are %
one blood"
Simple Aleync oT. nd his eyes al
this little squirt % {, minnie bitterness.
Nay. LADY, said a. that we're worst
- an. What man would be - Caitin
and thrall a. o. fail you az your needg
have turned nay brother against me.
and now. alas. ! APPEAR o. have given
you offence also with my clumsy
tongue. But. indeed. lady. ! am torn
both ways. and can scarce grasp in my
mind what u b. that has b-fallen."
Nor can ] marvel az that" said she.
With little tinkiing laugh. You
came In as the knight dos On the
tongleGrs TUmances. between dragon
and damscL with small time Tor the
asking &c questions. Come" she went
en-. Swinging 30 her feet. and smooth
ina down her rumpled froCk. s'let ~
walk through thu shaw togeth-r. and
" may Cume upun BERTRAND with the
horses. II pOor Troubadour had MT
cast shpe. we should not have had
this trouble. Nay. I must have your
arm.
'You have M wish. then. so hear NV
storyy said she at last.
sNuW" EnlI ~ snrarIss ~ ,.-.s.tN l.t-
hsar a."
You have a right o. know n. n you
have lost n hrother's favor through u.
This man has been q saitor for nv
hand. les a. think for my own sweet
ssks than because ~ hath ambition.
and had u On his mlnd that he might
tmprove his fortunes by dipping into
Virgin knows that he would have
found little enough therein
~But. % b. brief over the matter.
mp father would have none 90 his woo-
ing. nor In soOsh would T. On that he
sWore q vow against IA. and AZ he 10
known % he q perilous maa. with
many outlaws and others AZ hts lsack.
my father forhade that Z should hawk
90 hunt IN any part of the wood % the
Shanced. however. this morning my
little falcoa was looaed "a a strong
winecd heron. ana page BERTRAND ana
] ride %. with m thoughts hut for The
sport. until Ne founa Ourselves IN Min
stsna woods Small haFm thrn hut
that my hcrss TruuhaAour trod with a
tender foot upon q sharp stick. rear
lng and thrO1ing me % the ground
Then away ran Trouba1our. Cor H.silke
EpuTred him On falling. anA RertrnsA
Fode after him as hard az h0ofa ooula
bar him When I rase thew waa TIE
neus that I Wa en- Ms lard. bot with
- many caureeouB WordE bextaaa, an1
such gallant beartng. that ~ prsvnfie6
upoa Ne 20 Gems 90 Ms houna -
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13
Music
Lessons Free
IN YOUR OWN HOME.

a wonderfui oscr % every lover q music.
whether beginner 90 an advanced flay~r.
Fincty-six lessons tuf q less nufnbxr u va
DESIRE Ter either Piaso. Organ. Viola, Guitar.
Banjo, Comet 80 Mandolin viii Be- given free
% rnahe orr home study courses for thssc in-
s;rumsnis known IN your iooaiiiy. You will re
ons lcssoa weekly, ard your ouiy expense DER
ing TIE time yuu take the lcsscns viii b. ere
cost q pos,age ard the music ECU vii uss
Uhich i snail Write a. once O. viii rnsan.
mach % you 10 gSt cur free bookist. Il Will
phase you undcr no obiigatioa whatever 60 us
d YEA neves wits again. YOu and year friends
should kzow q this work. Huadrcds e or
putiis write "Nah I had knOwu a yuur
sckoCi before Have learned riure N ons
term IN my kosns with your weekly less0as
than IN three terms with private tsae hefs. ard
% 4 great deal lCzs eNpSnse." .EverythIng -
sothuruurh and cumpicte." - The lessons are
fnarvels q simplicity and NY u wear o. b.
has ma hzd TIRE bad trUubie 20 learn ore
niuistcr writes +" AZ each srcceed.rR less n
conies an mere ard. mcrU fully persraseSl
made % mistake IN bCcuming your papil."
We have been established seycn ycars--have
hunfrVtls q puriis fr"ua eight wears ~ are %
SEVENTY. Dunt say you cannot learn uIzslc
I'll va ssud lor cur free booklet and tuitioo
ofCf. Z vii - scrt 81 return mai fr0e al
drcss L. - SCHOOL OF MUSIC, IsA Cnfoa
square. Neu loIk CITY.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

o. proportion and blend for uniform re-
suits IN the cup First they must have
the supply "a preserve uniform quality.
Arbucklcs buy more Cnffee than any
four other concerns in the world com
bined. and thsir coffee i the most uni
form. Then the roasting.
The Brazilian Amba~sadOr tells me
that embarrassing Is an art" was the
court testimony II a world famous Chcri-
ist. Where are artists murc likely "a ind
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. little roast
CO OF in the Arbuckle mills. where the
yearly roast amounts 10 the hundred
million p0undss
Don't take scoop coffee, but buy a
package ~ ArbuCkics' ARIOSA. Take
u home and keep the bean intact until
ready o. use. We Theoretically seal each
bean after wasting with a coating 81
fresh eggs and granulated sugar 20 close
the pores and preserve the flavor. A lit
lie warming makes Il easy 90 grind and
develops the flavor. Coffee deteriOratts
II exposed 60 the ART also collects
dust and absOTbs impurities. That j.
Why you should BEWARE OF THE
SCOOP"
II your grocer will not sell You the
genuine ATbuckles' ARlOSA Coffee Il
val b greatly To your advantage to buy
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

house. blowing the while upon a
shfiii whistle.
COME gaspei the woman. Ply.
/ friend. ere D. ,uuH back.
They ran together o. tn cove 81 the
woods. As thsy gained tn edge of tn
hrushwoud. Alleyne. looking back. saw
his bruthrr come running out OF the
house again. With the sun gieaming
uran his hair and his beard. lie hcld
something which flashed In his u ~
hand, and h. STOPPED 90 unlOose the
black hound.
.lThIs vav'" the woman Whispered
in a low eager voice. Through tn
bushes a. that frrk'd ash IN not
Nod me: I can run as fast as yuu.
trpW. Now into The strram-Tight in.
over aukl.-. o. throw the dog "a. A.
-hs strk. -hr spriuE herself into tn
shallow strram and ran swiftly up thg
q, ntrr % ~. with the brown water
bul.Illrr over hrr frtt. aud htr hand
O. MAID n the clinging
bfanghss 20 Iramhir or slpitng Al
1, we followed close a. her heels. with
his mind in vhirl 80 this black wei
come and sudden shifting Of all his
plans and hops. W. Erav" as werr
ils thoughts. thy would still turn g.
wonder a. u. luuk,i "a the twinkling
feet 81 his guide and slw her 1.-THE
fEurr bend this way and Unit. DIPPING
under lnurhs. -TTuEirg over stun-s.
with a urhtr.sz Erl ems" which mad
Il no small task fIr him 10 KEEP up
with her. ~ last. when h. WAS al
most cut e breath. she suddenly
threw herself down upuu missy bank,
ctw,.n two huliy-hushes. aud booked
ruefully az h,r own dripping feet ard
skirt.
AIIeyne. sim standing IN the stream.
glanced dtwn "a the graceful pink
midwife fgurr. the ,uTv" 20 raven
black hair, gud thr q Ord. sensitive
lace. whi,hiouk.i upfrlf'' and conf
= ntly NJ his own.
why all you not Kin himg'
xiii HIM nv bfuthaTg'
sAnd why Mt with a quick CLEAN
4 her whit tr,th. "llc would havg
Oiled you. / know him. and I read u
n hls eyes H1i 7 had your staff
would have trisd-lye. ana done u. I
Co" Shs shuuk hnr c'snched Whit !
,and % she spoke. and her llPs tight
ned ominously.
n am ALREADY sal in hart for what /
have done" said n. sitting down On /
b. hank. and sinking his face into his |
lands cod hip me- ail that T. ]
worst IN me- seemed o. Cuue upper
post. Another instant. and had
milton him. IN. S'n - my own
mother. IA, man whom l have lOnged /
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

0purred cock ana new-hatchcd chicken.
Any nghting days may som D. over. .
"Hadst asked me On tn name q
charity I would have given freely
cried Alleyne. AS Il stands. rot one
faTthing shall you have with my fire.
evil. and when l see my broth r, the
Eocman % Minstead. ~ will raise hue
and cry from win % ytll. frum hundred
O. hundred. until you are taken as a
ccmmon robber and q scourEc O. the
county"
The outlaw sank his club. The
Socman's brother" n Easp.d Now,
by the keys q Peter, | had rather
that hand Witheryd and tongue was
palsied ere l had stTu,k ur mIs,allyd
ysu. n you arc the SuCmIu's lrHther
you gre one q the right side. l war
rant. for all your Cierkly dress
Ills brother I am" replied Alieyne.
'Iiut even u were not. b. that 2, asun
Why you should modest me on the
klng's gTOundg"
Il give not the pip q an apple Tor
king or for noble" cried the serf
passionately. "Iu have I had frum
them. aud ili shall rcpay them. ! am
q good friend Co my friends. aud. by
The Virgin. an evil foeman o. my foes"
and therefore the worst q foeman
% myself" said Alleyne. "Iiul I pray
point cut % me the shortest path 10
my brothers house"
He was following the track. his mis-
glvings Increasing with every step
which took him nearer O. that home
which h. had never seen, when a
sudden the trees began O. thin and the
Eward 90 spread out into n broad green
lev. where i've cows lay GA the sun
shine aud droves % black swine wan
dered unchecked. A brown forest
stream swirled down the centre % this
clearing. with a rude bridge flung
across u. and on the ether sid, Was a
second Geld sioping up 10 long, low
Is ing wooden house, with matched roof
and open squares for windows Al
leyue gazed across az IL with flushed
checks and sparkling Cyes-fOr this.
h knew. must be the home q his
fathers.
Aiieyne was reused. however. from !
his pleasant rcvSry by the sound q
voices and two people emerged from /
the forest some little way % his right |
and moved across the field In the de
rcction 20 the lridgc. The one was a 1
man with yellow flowing beard and /
very long hair - the same tint druOp- /
inE over his shoulders. BY his side 1
walked n woman. tall and slight ard |
dark. with 1.-the graceful figure and !
ciear-Cut. composed fcatureA Her jst- j
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-07-13

golden hair. his nerCc blue eyes. and
hlh large. wcli-markrd features. h.
vas tn most Comely man whom Al
i yne had ever seen. and ~ there Was
sumsthing ~ sinister and - fell On his
expression that child or beast mlgh;
well have shrunk from him. iiis hruW
vtre drawn, his cheek flushed. aud
there was "A mad sparkle On his EYES
which spoke Of a Wild. untamable
nature.
Young fool" he cried. holding the
woman still Co his side. though every
line q hCr shrinking nguFe spike her
way. list worse befall you This httls
wench has come with M. and with M
she shall hide"
Liar" cried thu woman; and. stU"p-
ing hcr head she suddenly bit h,rCrIy
Into the broad brown hand which held
ker. ne whipped u hack with an oath.
W lille shc tore herself free and slipped
hshind Alleyne. covering up against
him.
stand OF my land" the man
said florcely, heedless n the blood
which trlCkled freely from his fngera
What have you 90 do here liy your
dress you should h. one ~ thOse cured
clerks who overrun the land like vile
rats. pokinE and prying into other
mems concerns. too caitifT to fight aud
too lazy 90 WORK"
els this your land, them gasPed
Alleyne.
would you dispute g. dog. Would
you wish by trick oT quibhle O. tusEle |
me oct % these last acres Know.
knave. that you have dared |
this day 90 stand In the path ~ one !
y hose race have been the advisers 20
Kings and the leaders % hosts. ere ever |
his vile crew % Norman robbers came |
INTO the land. Or such half-hloni /
hounds az you were let Loose 60 preach /
hat the thief should have his b1oty
md the honest man should sin II he
Itroye 20 win back his own"
You are the Socman 81 Minstead'
THAT I am: and the son q EdTlc
he Socman. - the pure blood - God
hey the thane. by the only daughter
= the house % AluTic. whose FORE
sthers held the white-hurse banner 81
he fatal fght where our shield was
,roken and our sword shlvered Ny
olk held this land from Bramshaw
Wood "a the Haywood road Begune,
say. and NEEDLE not with my AFFAIR"
IF VOC leave me now" whispered the
goman, shame forever upon your
surely. sir" said Aneyne. speaklnc
n as persuasive and soothing a way
. be could, IL your birth Il gentle.
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there BE- the more rcasOn that your
manners should ~ gentle IoO. I ara
we'll Persuaded that YOU did bot test
With this lady, and that you viii nov
Trrmit her % leave your land eth 2
alone OF With nae as a guide. II she
should need one. through the wood
A. o. birth. u dos not become me %
last. and Their h sOUth In what you
say as o. tbs unwOrthiness ot CLERKS.
but II u none tbs less true that I am
as veil barn az yOu."
Dog" cried the furious Socman,
there h NJ man In the south who can
say az much"
Yet can l." said Alleyne. smiling:
for indeed ! also am tn sun of Edrfc
the SBCman. Of tn pure 53O0d % Cod
frey the thane. b. the only daughter %
Aiuric 20 BFOCkenhurst surely, dear
hrOthsT." he continued. holding OuI his
hand. You have a warmer Eneeslng
than this f0F me. There are but two
boughs lcft upon this old saxon trunk"
His elder brother dashed his hand
&c malignant hatred passed over his
I'assion-drawn featureA You are the
young cub q Beaulieu. theng-' said ~.
might have known u ~ the sleek
fHce and Hlavish manner. too monk
ridden and craven In spirit 20 answer
back a rough wora Thy father.
Shaveling. with an hls faults. had a
mans heart: and there we're few Who
could look him In the eyes IN the day
- his anrer; But you Look there.
rat. 90 yu1der Md Where tn cows
graae. and On that other beyond, ana
On the orchard hard by ths church.
Do yea know that an these were
squeeaed cut of your dying father hy
gTeedy prtestn. Co pay Cor your uD-
bringing In the eloisteFs. I. the Soc
man. am shorn 81 my lands that yea
may snivel Latin and eat Trad foT
which you never yrt did a haad'a turn.
knavs. my dogs shall ~ 81 upon
yea: bot meanwhile. stand cut q my
~ h spoke n Fuahsa forwasi. and.
thr0wing The iaA - enc alAs, caught
the wosaan's wrist Aiieyns. however.
- active a. = young deer-hound.
sprang 10 her AID and seined her hy
the ether arm. raiaing his irun-ahod
stan an Ne did -.
'rou may say What you wiu On ne"
- aaid betwsen his cienched teeth-
II nay - NJ bstier than I asssETs:
but. oFother OF No. ! swear ~ nv
-. ,.! an q yOu % nos 'sASs ho'd q
Thers was a rinE IN HIS voice ana a
Hash IN his eyes which promised that
tha blow would follow quick az the
heels q the word For a uloFnent the
hiood q the long une 81 hSs-heaAed
thanes was too strong for the sofi
whiHperings q the doctrine q meek
nees ana mercy. Ne was co-pcious II
q aerre Wild thrill THROUGH Ms nerves
and = thrub ~ mad glaan~sn a Ms
heart. az his rial human self burst e.
an instant the bonds a custom ana Il
Tracking which had heid u ~ long
The eocmRu spranE hark. iooklng q
I'm ami O. right fer auFns stick q
afoBe which mlEht serve him foi
weapon; hgl 0n6ing nous. ~ turnet
an8 m g tke to 6 ~ Gpeo1 for IN
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black hair vas rathered back under n
hght pink Golf. heF head pnised proudly
uIon her nc1k. and her step long and
sIfingy. hke that % spne Wild tirciess
woodland creature. Alleyue stOud o.
the shadow u an oak staring az h,r
With parted lips. Cor this woman
feemed Co him 10 b the most beauti-
ful and graceful creature that mind
could conceive Of Such had he mag
ined the angels. but here there was
SomethinE human. which sent a tingie
and thrill through his nerves such as
no dream Il radiant and stainless
spirit had ever yet been able 10 oonjure
~.
The two walked swiftly across the
meadow 60 thu narrow bridge. h. In
frgnt and she a pace or two behind.
There they paused. and stood for a
few minutes face o. face. taking
earnestly. Alleyuc had rad ard
heard &C love and q lovers. such were
these. douhtless-this golden-i,ear,led
man and the fair damsel with thu cold
proud faCe. Why else should they
wander together On the woods. OF b. -
lpst In talk ~ rustic Etreamsf And
Jet az h. watched. uncertain whether
O. advance from the cyver 90 90 choose
sOfne other path 60 the houEe. Ne soon
came 90 doubt the truth Of hts CON-
NANA N1Al 9INL
square. blocking the entrance o. the
bridee. and throwing out his hands as
~ spoke IN q Wild. eager fashion.
while the deep tones % his stormy
voice rose az times into accents %
menace and % anger. she ato1.d FEAR
1eanly On front % him. hut twtce she
threw q swim questioning glance over
her shoulder. as % one Who r. IN
search % aid 80 moved was the
yeung clerk ~ these mute appeals.
that ~ came forth from she trees ami
crossed thr meadow, UNCERTAIN What O.
a.. and yet loath % bold back fEssm
one Who mlEht ned his aid 50 Intent
were they gpon each other that neither
took note ~ his approach: until. when
~ was clOse anon them. tn man threw
his arm roughly round the damsel's
waist and drew her toward him. she
sisaininx her 1.-THE supple flEure away
ana ssriklnG serceiy az hluA- TIE
maid. however. had but tlttla chance
aesfnat her asnailant. Who. LAUGHING
lou6ly. caught her wrist On one hand
while he drew her toward him with tn
ether.
me best rose has ever the longest
thcrnA" sald he. ',ouiet little one. OF
you may 10 yourself hurti Must ray
enNon ton on Saxon land. my proud
Nauas, Cor an your airs and gracoA."
Yes hoor.- siIs hlssed.. You base,
uu1~Fbred ciod! n this your care and
Sour hospitality, would rather wed
\ hrRnded serf from my fathers nelds.
Lave 10. aay-Ah. god youth.
Heaven has sat pea. Make him loose
me-, by tn honor 20 your uoth~F, ]
Pray yoB O. stand ~ ne and % make
n = knave loose me-
NRtand BY you VIII and that
sald Aleyne -aurely, str
yon should take shame 90 bold ehe
dnFnsel against her vii"
Tue man tuTued . face uDon hlm
uhlch uas iIon-like IN ~ Strength on1
~ ~ wrath. VITA - tenGl8 q
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shelter. there % walt until the pages
return. by the grace Of the Virgin
and the help % my patron 81. Magda-
"a. ! stopp'-d shurt ere I reached his
do"r. though. a. you saw. he strive TO
hale me up t. a."
But your father?'
"N"t one word shall I tell him.
You d. not know him: but ! can tel
you h. b. not a man O. dlsol,ey as
hav, dis1b, yed him. He would avcnge
U,. u h true. hut is H. not o. him that
shall look for vengeance. some day.
D. reliance, In goust OF Ia tourney.
some knight may wish o. wear my
CUiors. and then shall tell him that Il
b. DIES indeed crave my favor there o.
wrong unredressed, and the wrOnger
til SOCman u Minstead- 50 my
Knight shall ind a venture such as
bOld knights love. and my debt shall
D. paid and my father none the wiser.
and one rOgue the less In the world"
Then down the glade there came a
little grvsn-Ciad page with laughing
eyes. and long curls floating behind
him. He sat pcrChcd ON a high hay
horse. and held ON % the bride % a
- irited black paifrey. the hides % both
Eiigtening from a long run.
have sought you everyWhere. dear
Lady Maude." said ne, In a pipinR
voice. springing down from his horse
and holding the stirrup. -'Troabadoug
galloped a. far IN HolmhiIi ere coaid
catch him ] trust that yol have had
Questioning glance at AIlcyne as he
stoke.
No. Bertrand" said she. thanks 90
this COURTEOUS stranger. And now
SIR" she continued. Swinging Into her
saddle. II r. not NJ that I should
lSave you without a word ul1re. You
have acted this day a. becomes a true
knight. King Arthur and an his
Table could not have done more. IL
may h. that. as some small return.
my father or his hin may have power
O. advance your Interest. He Il not
rich. but ~ O. hOnored and hath great
fri ndA Tell M what e. your purpose.
and sc II b. may not aid a.
Alas. LADY, / have now M purpJse.
have but two friends IN thc world.
and they have EUne O. Christchurch.
where u T. likely shall juin theFn."
And where Ia Christchurch D
AT the castle which IL hcld By the
brave knight. Sir NiEel L0ring. con
stable o. the Earl of Salisbury"
To his surprise she burst out n
laughing. and squirting her palfrey.
dashed on down thu glade. with her
page riding behind her. Not one word
Did she say. but az she vanished amid
the trees shs half turned In her saddle
and waved a last greeting. Long time
h stood. half hoping that she might
again come back Go him: but the thud
q the hoofs had died away. and there
was no sound In all the woods bat the
gentle rustic and dropping Of the
ieaves AZ last h turned away and
made his way back O. the highrOad-
another person from tbs nght-hsartel
boy who had len q q short three
hours before.
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