Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-10
CHAPTER XIv-tContlnued)

" AND the Lord Ragnall, who came here
n apaInst our will is as II chances, our
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Tor MS IRE NOW l"'e"'" '''
since you who are still sick and weak,
.ba,, ,ol,od anoryb oulv before GO AS
-. -, go, ,no, -, ,nosa with Won.
'o"' H''"" ""u '"'
VIII add one Woru' II you "oulu
tinue to LOOK upon 'he sun H' @ mo' ,,
you try TO set FOOT IN 'he forest upCu H'o
Holy Mount. Wander where you WI. upon i,'
its southern slopes, but strive no, 'o paSs
the wall OF rock WHICH Il"sH '"'
round i,
Then he arose p"Weu s'a'rS "''
parted leaving me luli oI Ie'ee' a.
Shortly afterwaru HaNagc "hu li"uH ,
turned, bringing me some Hlea' "n'r w
former had cooked IN an adthltRolt idHl'"'''
| ate OF ii heartily ana JUST us uIeE W.
carrying OH Tue ftildlhS VI ''S "'1' 'o
nall himselr arrived 'ur s've,,"H n,,
very warm, as ih.sh' p' cNP,I,tu -, ,o
case OF TWO coiiraueS N"o Nv, ,,,t, 80 ~
speak to each other again on ,l'S ''u' VI
the grave. AS ] had supposed ne "nS '''
tain that Hans and had Deeh cu' Oh an"
killed by the BLACK heuu"i as 60
were missed, some oil 'he 'aihel"le" -
serted that they hau aV'Hat'f '''" % -
SO he went on OF rather "aS @ I".' ''I - w
by the rush of the CameIS' BrleNlhs' sl'''S'
II being Impossible to attempt 10 recover
our bodies or even TO return tnat wa Wv
only thing to do, ana III que course ,'o'"'u
| the Town OF the 'hlu Wl'hou' l"' ~
cdent. Here they res'eu anu il,"'', ,,'I ~,
| US TIL some days Ialer Il"'u. '""uS''S
announced that we sun lNeu' '"pus" nv"
| he knew this they eouiu no, "s'e' 'r,',, ','.,
! Then they sailed out ana louhu uS' "S ""9
| been told in great danger from tle ls''O' an .
/ villagers, who, until we appeareu' "'u "o'
! even heard of our existence ,
| / askeh what they had done ana Wh"l
| information they had "ptalhen SIhce u@'e'' @
arrival at this place HIS answer We ,r
| Nothing and none worth mentioning lhe
| town appeared to be Il small one OF nor
much over two thousand Inhabitants an
of whom We're ehGaseu ~ as M, ,,, ~,
! suits and in Communicating Ihe heTu" %
! camels, however. they gathered ,o' Ws
most part were kept AT ou'lE'"s Se'''o,lv'',
| on the further side OF the 'ohe-9m'
mountain As they were unaole 10 'alN Wv
| language the only person from Wholh 'heS
| could gain knowledge was liarut, VINO spoht
| To them in his broken EnShSh ana p'o
| them much what he had told me- hah,e'E
| that the upper mountain was a sacred p'a.'
that might only pc visited pE '"e p'
since an Uninitlated person VINO SCI ~"
there came TO bad end. They had III"
seen my OF these priests in the town
where no form Of worship appeared 10 p'
praCticed, nut theN hhu "'S'' ''" ~ " -,
ing small numbers OF sheep or goats u? th'
aanks of the mountain toward the toFeS''
OF what went on upon th.S mountain a'!'
who lived there they renamed III 'oihp'eV
Ignorance II was Il case OF saleha'e
uarut would not tell them awning no
! could they learn anything Tor themselves
| lie added IN depressed way that the whoI
business seemed very hopeless ana 'hat IL
! had begun to doubt whether there was an
tidings OF his lost wife to be s"'heu """"