The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-05
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=, ..... puN'uott~ IN hts quit" wonder
,.-.. H.. story II "Th" FLINT Heart
p g. ICON and 'ompanyl tells Va how
,, . Is Fhu't who lived on pUr,
n r1,. Stone Ayr. obtained from
3d.. mau of mystery, i charm which
r.. .-. .aurrnu-,v as naturally great
.,. ...y i-r.lrhmr powers fum was
..... ..aU =, h.nbug. hut n" produced
o., .- 49, ~ say. ON mis- occasion.
v.. -.rs'r blow of his hammer he
-.....t ..4r the terrible talisman that is
,.. ..-d 100 the r,rr OF the tale. Phntt
E..-. ......' Ng- neck. ~h-r,'upnn hts own
,... ., tur tl.nt He was not even
.,.... ~ ..,. Handler Splr,r wh"n thnt
,r u.s. r,vN"r ~ ny one uf hts " ildcr'
.., - - .,. .,.I"rrlriun Of the occasion.
.r..- u r.Aui. Thunder spirit" said
w.r Mar, mo- deaf The story
.,,-... .I.~ puUr The Thunder Spirit
Die. rr... -..rs-. of hunor and the idea Of
.t- .u.irl atom talking Ia him sn cheek
.,r mi. IL amused h'. great being 80 he
tr,,.,. - luIr rafting peal Of laughter
~. -r1uA IIartmoor tn the roots and
Lr...,.i '..- upper stories OIL seven OF the
t-.-.-. '.r,. 'uru h" gat hrr-d has garment
If -..,y rIr..i about him and drew the
,.vI ~ f',, ram over his glIttertnH hair
and -vat,f away IN tempest and darkn-ss
pbgr, mad. himself chief OF his tribe and
r..,r..i with great cruelty and when he
he'd ,l" hint heart was buried with HIM.
I, Las ,i the earth for 100 years. or until
ar ,wu times when IL was found by MIR
Ri.y lago "a farmer. who became iInmedi
nt.,v a most undesirable person. "A harsh
husband and father, "A grasplng and cruel
ne ghhor "A warlke spirit who hammered
ros.,- and hlaCk.ned eyes on the slightest
rroyocarIon. II would be perhaps in
to..rahl. tu read merely about the nal.vo-
I.n: manifestations OF Billy Jago. who had
ba.n previously IN" kindesi and most
genial II men; hut happily the story con
ta.nS much else. including the Very ,.lr-
rrslng account of the fairy people and OF
IN. ho' water bottle made in Germany
The water bottle had had the misfortune
Ia leak while 1t was warm IN bed and had
been hunG ont angrily into the cold OF a
January night Its case was for a long
time prNIl: pneumonia might well have
followed upon acute an experience. but
We are E.ad 20 say that the bottle came out
hapuy Al last. Tn. children " II miss some
OF the amusing Ironies in this story: still
". cons der IT certain that they will he "A
good deal enter aimed.
IN. adventures related in Roland
Qu1's generous narrative entitled Mon
s,ar Land" 81. r Putnams Son-D seem
~ H. to ne entirely fulfilling Onward
came IA. dreadful beast. bowling more
d-nallv at every -t.p-onward until II
reached within twenty PAGES OF its in
tended victim; then IL came to a stand.
rruuch-d it, head and prepared 10 spring
our hero knew it, motive. Gripping
firmly h- tr,Isty hlad. he put spurs To- his
hnr~.. and dashed forward to IN" fray.
shouting at the top Of his voice. Victory
or DEATH IL did not look much like
victory There IL a pictur" showing very
well the size and terrible aspect of 'hs
griffin King Pippin's horse bolt"d, hut
the griffin overlook il and seized II and
began To hy away with it Demon.
cried King Pippiu. come down and do
battle with me- He laid hold If IA.
griffin's tail, hut on finding that the griffin
wa, CARRYING him of a. well a. the horse
ha cut Of two yards Of the monsters tail
with his tr,I-ty hlai" and afterward.
the griffin having returned TO the fray.
blinded thu. CREATURE with arrows and
d-capitated il after dsprivinG 1t OF one
~ It's wings SO that II could no longer ~
NOR even hop with accuracy King
Pippin Was more than a match for the
monsters Old Barebones. Old Body
>0atch"r and the giant with the club foot
found this out to their cost The giant
Big Ears the giant Long Nose and all
tie u,h-r giants and queer and formidable
.-na'lra- were bowled over by Pippin.
who showed time and again tine advantage
that II = 20 have a trusty blade and the
.piu 20 lash into the fray The portraits
Of the monsters are in colors. They make
. gorgeous a. well as fearful picture
gallery
Mr. Fisher Ames, Jr. =. story BY Reef
and Trail Bob Leach's Adventures in
Florida Charles Scribner's Sons relates
much hat j. stirring from the time when
'ta nam her and he black boar have their
battle IN the frs, chapter. The boar
Won he blew challenging blast and
rharg~d His bIg slabsid-d body shot
uyer -na ground and a. IN. pant Ter half
-" 20 meet u the wedge shaped head
made powerful upwari and outward
thrust thai brought squall from IN"
at For a moment the two wer. locked;
ne pant her wrapped about tho boar =
mead IA" claws rasping among the den-"
n.doA hrl-'lee Then It shot upward
.tdeuv H. tail crooked. II fell upon
- i"er but the black boar was upon 1t
a.aIn with -,,u.Uis Of rage. and the staineri
.-ne- -iashed again and again Here
b"n nried 10 his companion Nan that RI.
bar was winning but Nan hid her face
10 h"r hands feeling some shock AT so
savage Hpec'acl" with tn. vitality
No - hlnd he PANTHER fought fer its
70 nj neither teeth nor claws made
-.r9..- impression uron the leathery
D. Sc. II ito opponent There ~ no more
".rsd or dangerous fighter IN the ami
"a world than an snraged boar. froih-
= NIfh fury and 1uIck a. the big cat