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 The M091.. lu olden -fr1es glori. ous and Eacred place for royal pilgrim sges. Hbere kings came 10 pray and seek absolu'lou, seemed now more mart 'tar holy spot Bu. 'hos@ whom The pAt,y traders sought 10 enticN-- ullen-lookiHg p@asants. or poorly clad Gaherrneu and their fan illes-for he most part listened lndlEHrenty. or aith stupid derlsion.
 @Bah,@ scored one Of them. Q won 1 an dressed in worn-out costume of in- ! h4r!ted holiday hDery Where think l yon we can get sous for gewgaws?"
 "Or toll stomachs with empty pockHts7" said another The foul aend take you- Por'ugals'"
 The nomadic merchants replied and rough alteration seemed impend ing. uheu. pushing through the crowd. he girl hurried on
 Down. down. she continued. 70 the baBe Of the rock where the sands Ebin- ing surface had attracted and ye, held many Of the people Thitb4v they stlu continued 70 corne-su bands; processions. I'Ie streams that. tr.ckling iH mingled with and augmented the rabble An encar r Irent for Inc hOur-uutI The petite" tide should break i' up, and drive f. .sfx. aides of ,ho Moun,-it spread ou. and almost around tle foundations of he great rock Only he shadows it avoided the chilling outlines of pin naeles and towers, the cold impress of the Eain;. holding close 10 the sun .lt strand and baKk,ng ln it's warmth
 Some. following the example Of their seafaring fellows. dug halt,hear' edly in he sands in th" hope Of eking out he meager evening meal with a course. saltfavored, others. abandon ing themselves to lighter employment. made merry in heavy or riotous fash ion but Inc e1ect of these holiday efforts was only depressing and in- c9nguous.
 Wont you ioiu7" Some ones arm abruptly seized uy lady.
 No mo-"
 ] TucereIaor iously be etl1l would have drawn her Into lhe rins. but with a sudden tRif. movement. she escaped from h.s grasp
 My child" Tbe voice was that of wolhsh false fuar who, seeing ner pass quickly near by. broke oT in threat, solicitation and appeal for sous. 10 intercept her Aren't you in a hur- ry'. my child2"
 'lt may be- she answered steadily. with no effort 10 conceal her aversion at sight of the gl.aming eyes and teeth. Too much so. to speak with you. who are no frlar,"
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