New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08
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ground, and made the wildcats bow IN
the air. and he came down the other SIDE
of the wall, but the Kings son fell on
the ground But he rose up again aud
got up on the little horse. we WIN
make start now" he says. You WIZ
never get to the place where Beswarragal
is" says the old man, for there Is
place between this and II, and the oirds
that ny high in the air fall down III
ashes passing over that place, with an
the fire that is blazing up mile from H.
and that Is thrown up out of it,
The pony set out then. and the King
son on his back. and away with them ull
they came in sight OF the fiery place
Put your hand In my ear says the
pony. and take out a bottle that Is IN H.
and you will find food for yourself ana
white water for myself in it, So he
took the bottle and he gave white water
10 the horse. and he rubbed what was in
the bottle to its hoofs, and it made
great leap into the air and over the fiery
place and pitched five miles on the other
side. and nothing harmed but that the
hair was burned off its belly.
And where they pitched there was
little house and an old woman in IT, and
she gave them shelter tor the night. And
In ;he night seven men came in, and some
having but half a head and some with
their hands and their arms cut off them.
WHO are those ana what happened
thcm?" said the Kings son. They are
my own sons" says the old woman, and
every night through seven years there are
mon coming I'm boats and lighting them,
and that leaves them that way. And all
they KIN Of them are alive again in the
morning" she said. "and they themselves
viii be healed again In the morning as
well as before Il will go and kill
them" SAYS the Kings son. so he went
down TO the boats and drove away the
men
Then he went on to house that was
within a quarter Of mile OF the mousse
where Bcsvarragal was and he asked
lodging. why would you come in here,
saws the man Of the house, and why
wouldn't YOU go where every one is gong
io that big house beyond, where the wed
ding Is going to be-" so he asked Tor
cooks suit. and he put it on him, and pc
went on to Basvarra gals house, ana
there we're hundreds and hundreds goinS
INTO II FOR her wedding. Are you want
ing a cook" says the Kings son AT the
Goor. "IIo was never more wanted sah
they and II there were ten OF them they
would be welcome"
So they sent him to the kitchen. ana
me asked the head cook for -four ana
things to mix cake. and he mixed H.
and when he had it made ready to bake
IA. put tho print Of his five fingers on
the TOP Of Il, and put II IN the oven.
Aud when II was baked he put a COZ,
over il. and gave II 10 the servants that
were bringing up the dinner ana Ht
s,iJ. "Ciya that cake 10 BcsWarraGdl
ana no other one. a.. ,obto
and she took IL TO eat a ont OF II; aI tu
whom she tasted a.. and that she broke
II and saw the i've drops OF honey in IT,
She said: where IS the man thdt mdus
that cakc2 And wherever he Is sehd
him up to me-" sine said. For she had
found the five drops of honey inside inc
So thcy sent for him. and he asked
leave To change his cooks suit. ans they
gave him that And he came up aHu
BDswarragal knew him, ana shc put llrl
arms about him. And the man that was
10 be her husband he jumped out OF inc
WINDOW. and broke his skull on the pave
m,Gt. ,,....,,,....,,,.t
So the Kings son and BeSwarragal
went away back to the garden: nut IL
wasn't long till d man came tnat mao
wings and could fly. and he stopped GOWN
and took bcswarraEal as II she was
child, and brought her away. The hlns
son went following her then, ana ne went
ON tin he came TO the man tNt haa
wings, and he asked her of MIN mere
vas "A man came that could not ny, out
that was a better man thaI HSsel,.,
sass he. "and he took her from me.
So the Kings son went on till he tound
that rnau and he asked her OF him.
There was a man came" he said, that
had seven coors In his eyes, and that
took her from me-" he said.
So he went on till he came to the man
that had seven colors in his eyes. ana
asked her of him She was brought
AWAY from me-" says he, "by the Queen
of the Black Wood And there is no
one viii be able to take her out or her
hands, he said.
Lad no knowledge what way to go 10
the Black Wood And he was passlnS
through a field. and a white gdrran mat
was i'm the field spoke 10 him and sald:
Get up now on my back, and VIII
bring YOU as far as the stile that leads
into the Black Wood. But there - no
one can 20 into it, DE aid. because II ~
as dark as night and there is no one can
face the strength OF the Queen that Is in
that wood.
So the Kings son got up on the garran
and they won't on till they came 10 the
road that was outside the Black Wood,
and there was an old man there building
A castle on a very large hagstone, and he
asked the Kings son where was he go
Ing and he said he was going 10 brinS
away his wife from the Queen OF the
Black Wood. There is no one can do