The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-05

oenosn velvet with twelve els o
purple silk Thou rasc !. there 1,
dirt on the hem, Thou hast brushe<
It against some wall. coquini-
NOT 1. most worthy SIR" cried ths
carrier. shrinking away from the fierce
eyes OF the bowman.
i say yes. dog, BY the three kings.
! have seen a man gasp out his
breath for less Had you gone
through the pain and unease that i
have done TO earn these things YOU
! would be at more care. / swear by nv
ten finger bones that there is not one OF
them that hath not cost its weight in
French blood Four-a incense-boat.
ever or silver. a gold buckle. and
cope worked in pearls I found them.
camarades. at the Church OF ST. Denis
In the marrying of Narbonne. and i
took them away with me lest they
rali into the hands ( the wicked
Five-a cloak OF fur turned up with
minever. a gold goblet with stand and
cover. and box Of rose-eoiored sugar
See that you lay them together. Six
oox or moneys. three pounds Of IL
mousine gold-work. a pair OF boots.
silver tagged. ard. lastly. a store OF
naping linen So. the tally Is COM
piete' Here is great apiece. and you |
may 60"
60 whittier. worthy sire- asked one
Of the carriers.
Whither7 To the devil. II ye win.
What Is II TO me7 Now. ma belle. 70
supper. A pair OF cold capons. a NOR /
tress OF Drawn. OF what you will. with
a flask or two OF the right Gascony. /
have crowns In my pouch. my sweet.
and ! mean to spend them. Bring In
vine while the food Is dressing. Blu
Tons. my brave lads, You shall each
.mpty a stoup with me-"
Here was an ofrer which the COM
'any In an English inn. at that or
my other date. are slow TO refuse. The I
'agons were regathered. and came
'ack with the white foam dripping
yer their edges. Two OF the wood I
nen and three OF the laborers drank
heir portions on hurriediy and troop :
d on together. for their homes were I
istant and the hour late. The Others. {
owever, drew closer leaving the :
lace OF honor to the right OF the glee- :
ian TO the free-handed newcomer. He 4
ad thrown on his steel cap and his a
rigandine. and had placed them with a
: sword. his culver. and his painted !
ng-oow. on the top OF his varied n
zap OF plumber in the corner Now. s.
18th his thick and somewhat bowed
gs stretched In front OF the blaze. his v
zen Jerkin thrown open. and a great "
TART pot In his corded fist he looked 81
e picture or comfort and goo6-fel- m
wship- His HARDEST face had soft e,
ed. and the thick crop OF crisp brown a.
ris which had been hidden by his n
irnet grew low upon his massive
OK He might have bee- forty years
age. though hard toll and harder NJ
sasure had left their grim marks m
on his features Alleyne sat. star tr
with open eyes at type Of man m
strange and so unlike any whom sh
had met Men had been good OF tn
q been bad In his catalogue. but | co
re was man who was fierce one tn
tant and gentle the next. with n vo
-se on his lips and a smile in his So
: What was to be made OF such a II
n as that "a,
CHANGED that the soldier looked ply
and saw the questioning glance 7
ich the young clerk threw upon ON,
l. He raised his ffaron ard drank We,
him. with a merry fash # his white The
n 40
A toi- mon garcon," he cried. Hast fur
ely never seen a man-at-arrns that ers
u shouldst stare so7s- an
never have" said AfIevne frank- ma
though / have Oft heard talk Of ane
n deeds" ~.
By my hilti" cried the other. If WI,
were to cross the narrow sea you mi,
Id find them as thick as bees at a bow
ole Couldst not shoot a bolt down tina
street OF Bordeaux. I warrant. but | W.T.
would pink archer. squire or Not
hit ,ce
no where got you all those pretty ngh
ss asked Horde John pointing are
e neap IN sEe corner be q
There there Is as much more wait M