Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-06-28

Genoan velvet with twelve ellis OF
purple silk. Thou rasc i, there IS
dit on the heml Thou hast brushed
IL against some wall. coquin!'
Not /. most worthy sir" cried the
carrier, shrinking away from the fierce
eyes OF the bowman.
Il say yes. dogl BY The thrce KINGS
I have seen a man gasp Out ms
breath for less. Had you gone
through tn pain and unease that l
have done 10 earn these things you
would be al more care swear py my
ten finger bones that there Is NOT vne oI
them that hath not cost its Ntls ~ ih
French blood Four-a incense poa''
n ever OF silver. "a gold buckle. uhu
cone worked in pearls. ! found tneii,
camarades. ut the Church OF St'
I'm the marrying Of Naroohne' ~,
took them away win me- rs, ,t,ci
fall into the hands y 'ne Oh
FIve-a cloak Of fur turned up w.,
..t,,,,.e, a -old goblet with stand ana
~ - a hoy ~ rose-Colorcd sugar |
c. tbot you law Oh N together. SlN-
n ~ ~ MONEYS three pounds OF "A
,,a,,sI,s rold-v-r-k. a pair or boots.
sti,.cr f,rred rri lastly. storf OF
,a,ir- linen the tally Is COM
plct. Here IS groat apiece and you
may go" .,..-,.,.. ..,,,, an.
Go whittier, worthy slI z "ShON ""'
o. tho curriers' D., 49,. lin |
What g. II q. me9 Now. ma belle. 10 |
s,,rr,- ra.r 81 cold capons, NOR |
- = h-rvn. or what YOU viii, with |
, a..k mp Two Of the richt Gascony. i
han. crowns i'm my pouch. my sweet
,-4 moan a. spend Thorn. Bring In
l .-e Will. the food Is dressing. Blu
y.re. my l-Ive l3ds' You shall each
.nrtv o s'.up with me-
TT.re was an offer which the COM
-anv m IN English inn. at that or
my oth.- late. are slow 20 refuse. The
rar0ns we're regathered. and came
.rlk with the white foam dripping
.ver a. edges Two u the wood
non ana three % the lahorcrs drank
hoir PORTIONS OF hurr.tdly and troop
q on Their. FOR their homes were
Istant add the hour late. The others,
Uwcvtr drew closer. leaving the
lace ~ honor 70 the right Of The glee-
nan % the free-handcd newcomer. He
li thrown N his steel cap and his
r'rlulire and had placed them with
Is sword. his culver. and his painted
)nC-N.w. on the top ~ his varied
cap 2 plumber I'm the corner. Now,
18th his thick and somewhat bowed
'gs str. tchel In front Il the blaze. his
reen jtrkin thrown open, and great
uart pot in his corded fist. he looked
he picture ~ comfort and good-fel-
lwship. His D rd-set face had soft
re1 and the thick crop ~ crisp brown
urls which had been hidden by his |
eluet grew low upon his massive /
eek He might have been forty years !
Z age. though hard toll and harder !
lea-ure had left their grim marks /
non his features. Alleyue sat. star /
ng IN open eyes al a type . man |
q strange and so unlike any whom |
10 had met Men had been good ~ |
ad been bad IN his cataloCue hut |
ere was a man who was fierce one
Instant ara gentle the next. with n
urse on his lips and a smile I'm his
We What vas 20 be made OF such
nan as that
II CHANGED hat the soldier looked
~ and saw the questioning glance
which the young clerk threw upon
him He RAISED his fiaEon and drank
10 him. with a merry fash Of his white
teeth
a tri mon garcon'" ne cried. Hast
surely ever seen man-at-arms, that
thou sh11ldst stare soG''
II never have" said Alleyne frank
". "th7urh I have Oft heard talk Of
their deeds"
by my hllt," cried the other. "1f
YOU were o. cross the narrow sea you
would find them as thick a. bees a.
hole Cou'1sC not shoot a bolt down
any street % bordeaux. 7 warrant. but
you would pink archer, squire or
knlght
And where rot you al those pretty
thinFs'" asked Horde John. pointing
at tn heap IN the corner.
"Whcre there Is as much more walt