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.Cd But Godwin, who would not yield, answered: “When I am deadâ€"not before.” Thereupon Saladin spoke a word, Meanwhile W111! had fared other- wise, 101- it was his horse Smoke, a!- ready stabbed to the Vitals, that fell as he plunged on prince Hassan. Yet he also arose but little hurt, and cried “that: “m W’s ulna. Thus, Hassan. old foe and friend, we meet at last in war. Come. I would my the debt I owe you for that drug- ged wine, man to man and sword to “Indeed, it is due, Sir Wulf,” an- swered the prince, laughing. “Guards, touch not this brave knighe who has dared so much to reach me. Sultan, I ask a. boon. Between Sir Wait and me there is an ancient quarrel that an only be washed away in blood. Let it be decided here and now, and let this be your decreeâ€"that if I fall in fair 'fight, none shall set upon my conquer- or, and no vengeance shall be taken tor my blood." out man “(I are custom uni-Gise- with the Death's-head D’Arcy crest'i‘hronghitnllthey wentun- mthedmdwhnethenrmyotthe Wamhtthei’oototthe or riding down a toe at every stride. 0n. still on. slthough Flame end Smoke bled from a score of wounds. The van- mu the Munchki- where their line wn's thin; by Heaven! they were through them, and riding straight at the well-known figure of the Sultan. mounted on his white horse with his young son and his emir, the prince Hum. at his side. "Sniadin tor you. Hanan for me." shouted Wulf. . Then they met. and all the host of him cried out in dismay as they saw the Commander of the Faithful and his horse borne to the earth before the last despairing chem at these mad Christian knights. Another in; stant, and the Sultan was on his feet again, and a score or scimitnrs were striking at Godwin. His horse Flame sank down dying. but he sprang from the saddle, swinging the long sword. New Saledin recognized the crest upon his buckler, and cried out: sword.” -7733; 73:61::â€" éif Gédwln! You have done well-yield you!” So they gnve Wait a cup of which he check, and when he had done it was handed to Godwin. For even the lameiukn knew and ioved the” brethren who had been their oflcers. and praised the fierce charge that they had dared to make alone. _ Hanan sprang to the ground, nay- ”Goon,“ 3m ~ :58me ”i‘flen‘ 811' Watt shall be my prisoner and no more. as his brother is already. I owe it to the men who saved my life when we were friends. GlVe the Frank to drink that the fight may be fair." 7 7 7 Keys Morrison, Sole Agents "Your horse is dead. Sir Wuii, so ~ ory of ine. Long, long and happy be We must fight afoot." I your days." "Generous as ever," laughed Wulf. l Then. while Wulf held him in his ”Even the pomoned 171118 was a gitt!“ arms. Salaam came up and spoke to "it so, for the last time, I fear me," him, till he fell back and '3! dead- answered Hassan with a. smile. Then theriaced each other, and oh! ’ Thus died Hassan, and thus ended the scene was strange. Up on the the battle of Hattin, which broke the slopes of Hattin the fight still raged. power of the Christians in the East. There amidst the smoke and tires at i the burning grass little companies of I CHAPTER XIX. sbldiers stood back to back while the Saracens wheeled round them, thrust- When Hansen was dead. at a sign in: and cutting at them till they fell. tram sustain a captain at the .Monte- Here and there knights charged singly Inks named Abdnllah nntastened the °' 111 maps, and so came to death or Jewel from the emir’sturhen and hand- thme. About the plain hundreds oi! ed it to Walt. It was s glorious star- foot soldiers were being slaughtered, shaped thing. madeoi.’ great emeralds “110 their omcers were taken pris- set round with diamonds, and the cap- Oners. Towards the camp of Saladin tain Abdullah, who like an Easterns 3 ”Emily advanced with sounds of loved such omen: ts, looked at it Em“, Gil-min: aloft a black stumn many. and muttered: _. “Own By___l_iIDER HAGGARD ,, ----...._9. III-‘- N “I ‘l‘nkeLgxa twe Bromo Quinim'raueu. hmmwhmlzm without waste of coal. The best way to cook a good steak is to broil it. and the best way to broil it is on a Pandora range. n. B. murd- :l‘o_Cm-e g 901d in One qu “A good stroke," Hasaan said faint- ly. “that could shear the double link! of Damascus steel as though it were silk. Well, as I told you long ago, I knew that the hour of our meeting in war would be an ill hour for me, and my debt is paid. Farewell, brave knight. Would I could hope that we should meet in Paradise! Take that star-jewel, the badge of my House, from my turban and wear it in mem- ory of me. Long, long and happy be your days." 7 For now, throwing aside his buck- ler and grasping the great sword in both hands, with a shout of “A D’Arcy! A D’Arcy!” Walt leapt at Hassan as a wounded lion leaps. The sword wheeled and fell, and lo! the shield of the Saracen was severed in two. Again it fell, and his turbaned helm was cloven. A third time, and the right arm and shoulder with the scimitar that grasped it seemed to spring from his body, and Hassan sank dying to the ground. Wm: stood and looked at him, while a murmur of grief went up from those who watched, for they loved this emir. Hassan beckoned to the victor with his leit hand, and throwing down his sword to show that he feared no treachery, Wait came to him and knelt beside him. “Your brother is sped,” said the Saracen captain to Godwin but God- win only answered: “Wait.” As he spoke Wult twisted his body out or reach of a third blow, and while Hassan staggered forward with the weight of the missed stroke, placed his hand upon the ground, and spring- ing to his feet, ran backwards six or eight paces: men was me noxy noon, wane omers drove or led mobs of prisoners. among them the king and hisc hoses knights. The wilderness was red with blood. the air was rent with shouts of victory and cries of agony or despair. And there, in the midst of it all. ringed round with grave, courteous Saracens. stood the emir, clad above his mail in his white robe and jeweled turban. facing the great Christian knight, with harness hacked and reddened, the light of battle shining 'in his fierce eyes, and a smile upon his stained features. “names?" cried the Saracens; but again Godwin said, “Wait.” Nor was there long to wait. causing the Mk to stagger. Agfln he struck, this 6 upon the shield, and so heavily. 1: Wu]! came to his knees. 1050.111". rot mono wno watcnea me" male was forgottenâ€"or. rather, its interest was centred on this point. __ -_n- “A "â€"- vvâ€"â€"'_ -_ -7 “It will be e good- fight," all one of them to Godwin, whom they hnd suffered to rise. "1C though your brother 1‘ the younger ad the heavier men. he ls hurt and weary, whereas blow went home. Falllnx upon the point of Wulf's steel helm. the heavy razor-edged sclmltar glanced from it and shore away the llnln from the no.» which hung upon his shoulder. The Pandora Broiler The biggest steak is not too big for the Pandora Broiler door. Successful broiling must bedone quickly over{ hottest fire you want in 17am sank 61151:! to tie grand. NOV. 23rd. i’06 Now the lips or Reginald turned palet and for a moment he swayed upon his seat. Then his courage came backtohim,gndhaanswered in a strong voice: , "No need to explain, Sir Knight. those words are my death-warrant. Well, I never expected lean." Then Baledin spoke again. “Prince Arnat, you strove to take the holy city of Mecca and to dese- crate the tomb of the Prophet, and then I swore to kill you. Again, when in a time of peace a caravan came from Egypt and passed by Eeh-Shobek. where you were. forgetting your oath, you tell upon them and slew them. They asked for mercy in the name of Allah, saying that there was truce be- tween Saracen and Frank. But you mocked them. telling them to seek aid from Mahomet, in whom they trusted. Then for the second time! swore to kill you. Yet I "give you one more chance. Will you subscribe the Koranendembraeethe hit): et le- im? 01' will You die?" A 7 ._ _ (VIEWS. wthe'éamp with ' curses. blows and mockery by the victorious Saracens. Among them the brethren rejoiced to see Egbert, the gentle and holy bishop of Nazareth, whom they had thought dead. Also. wounded in many places, hie hacked harness hanging about him like 3 beggar’e rage, there was the black-brewed Master of the Templars, who even now could be fierce and lnsolent.“ The Sultan bade his captains be seated, and seeing their terrible thirst. commanded slaves to bring a. great bowl of sherbet made of rose-water cooled with snow, and with his own hand gave it to king Guy. He drank in great gulps, then passed the bowl to Reginald de Chatilion. wherem Sale» din cried out to Godwin: 7 Godwin insulated, sorrowtuny enough. and Reginald, who knew the habits or the Saracens, anger-991 “So I was rightfhe mocked in a husky voice, “and here you no, safe with your friends the SW. Sir Knights of the visions and the water- akinaâ€"” - - ~â€"A__A‘. “Say to the king It 1. he and not I who gives this man to drink. There is no bond or salt between me and the prince Amt.” "From which you were glad enough to drink just now," said Godwin. “Also,” he added sadly, "all the via- ion is not done." And turninz. he look- ed towards a. binsoned tent which with the Sultan's great pavilion, and not far behind it, was being pitched by the Arab camp-setters. The Master saw and remembered Godwin's vision or the dead frempinrs. , . A- _.__ ”Whéi ihey had translated this. the king said that he acceptedlthem, add- ing to Godwin: _ “Would that I had 3190 accepted you two night gone as an interpreter of the will of Heaven!” “Is it there that you mean to mur- ggr me, traitor and 171de he ask- Then rage took hold of Godwin and he answered him: “Were it not for your plight. here and now I would thrust those words down your throat. as, should we both live, I yet shall hope to do. You call us traitors. 13 i". the work of traitors to have charged alone through all this host until our horses died beneath us?"â€"he pointed to where Smoke and Flame In with gluing eyesâ€"“to here We sauna and to haw. skin this pnnce in single combat?” me he turned to the body ottheemirnauan. which his servants were cumin; away. “You speak of no es wissrd snd murderer." he went on. “becsuse some angel brought me a vision which, hsd you believed it, To isr, would hsve saved tens of thou!" s tron s bloody death. the Christiav Mom from de- struction, and yonder holy thing from mockery," and with s shudder he glanced at the Rood which its cap- tors had set up upon s rock not in away with a. dead knight tied to its black arms. “You. Sir Templsr. are the murderer who by your madness and ambition have brought ruin on the cause of Christ, ss was foretold by the count Raynmnd." â€"â€"L- _I_; k-- “King and nobles, be not mistaken. These knights are my prisoners, as you are, and none have shown them- selves braver today, or done me and mine more damage. Indeed, had it not been for my guards, within the hour I should have fallen beneath the sword of Sir Godwin. But as they know Ara- bic, I have asked them to render my words into your tongue. Do you accept them as interpreters? It not, other: must be found.” .V‘n‘ .- wâ€"_- The; dismiishig the mm with 3 wave or his hand, he turned to re- ceive a. great body of Christian pris- oners that. panting and stumbling like oven-driven speep, were 133px trams}. “m mt an mm m wear the enchanted Star. the “dent Luck of the House of mason!" n ny- ing that. Walt renumbered. He took thoflswsi, then turned to Salsdin and said. pointing to the dead body or Hssssn: “Have I your peace, Sultan. otter such a deed?” "Did I not give you and your brother to drink?” asked Balsam with mean- ing. “Whoever dies, you are safe. There is but one sin which I will not pardon youâ€"yon know what it is,” and he looked at them. “As for Ens- ssn, he» was my beloved trisnd and servant, but you slew him in fair right, and his soul is now in Paradise. None in my army will raise a blood tend againstyou on_ that score.” A._.IL‘_ - v..- vvâ€"â€"v _.77, ”What other traitoi' who also has escaped.” snarled the player. _- Ll... v-w â€"â€".._ - _ _ Th'e'n-ISaracen simian drum him any, and they weft} ,,; _‘j So the brethren followed him into the tent, where presently were brought the wretched king and the grey-hair- ed Reginald de Chatillon, and with them a few other great knights who, even in the midst of their misery, staredatGodwinandeltinwon- derment. Saladin read the look, and explained lest their presence should» be misunderstood: -wv). “a w J wvuâ€" ,m--- By now tn; pavilion vain» and Salaam entered it. nylngi -.L, ”‘E‘m" -333}; 3161310 'klnx of the Franks and prince Amnt, he who is called Reginald Aot Chatting" .g, vâ€"i-‘i‘énâ€"thibfiâ€"gliti (truck him, and he called to Godwin and Walt, saying: “Sir Knights, you know our mum; give up your sword: to the Oscarâ€" they shall be returned to youâ€"3nd come, be my gnterpregem.” _ -- .,,A- ‘XfiEE’Ffim swift to Paradise, where he would be. at the hands of a gaJIant foe,‘ answered Mason“. “Nay, all his life this emu- was happy and beloved, by his sovereigny his when, m fellows and his servants. nut in“! mm: he 101M harder .chghnwutnupnnee who had stolen her tram her home, the loved Hansen. Yet when Walt said humbly: "The (suit is not mine: it we: no fated. Would that I had died instead of this Swen? ’Roeamund unwered: "No, no; I m proud thut you should have conquered.” . But Wult shook his head, and said: "I m not proud. Although weary with that awful battle, I was still the younger and stronger man, though at first he well-nigh mastered me by his skill and quickness. At least we part; ed friends. Look, he gave me this, and he showed her the great emerald badge which the dying prince hnd Maouda. who all this while bed at very quiet, come towed and looked at it. "Do you know." the naked. “that thieje'welievery amongnotonlytor itrnlue, but because it in hue belonged to one at the children ottheprophet. nndtobrinxguodtoo tune to its owner?" - Wult smiled; ' “It brought little were wet c1933? ._ . ...__ .._- "I bested you. tax are. ” shedlsthlalnwhichwedwen! Save me from it if you love meâ€"I beseech you save me!” “We will do our best.” they unver- ed: "but let us talk no more or these thingswhicharethedecreeotoodâ€" lestweshouldgomrenumr story." Then came a scene still more dread- ful. Saladin went to the door of his tent, and standing over the body of Reginald. bade them narade the mo- tive Templar- snd Hospitwers before him. They were brought to the number or over two hundred, for it was easy to distinguish them by the red and white crosses on their breasts. “These ulna are faith-breakers,” he shouted. “and at their unclean tribes will I rid the world. Ho! my emlrs and doctors of the law." and he turned to the great crowd of his contains shout him. “take each of you one of them vvyu In... UHV -" "' ’ Agd always kept by the person of sum, marchinz to and to an any. for he unwed the fulfilment his dmm concerning her Then they told her an an: hadghpoed tothem; Now ,the .emlrs hung back. for though tanatios they were brave. and loved not this slaughter of defence- less men. snd even the Mmeluks mur- mured aloud. But Solemn cried again: "They are worthy at death. end he who disobeys my command shell him- .elf be slain." “'siitaixi;“"sua Godwin, “we cannot witness men a. crime; we ask ant we an: die with then.” “Nay,” he answered; “you have men of my salt, and to kill you would be murder. Get you to the tent of the Macon of Bulboc yonder, for there mvluseenothlnzotthedeathot thou Franks, your fellow-worthw- So the brethren turned, ud led by n Imeluk. nod “hut {or the me time In their lives. put the long lines of 'l‘empltrs 1nd Hoaflullm, who in mmtmduzhtotthodymgday hdgnpon the and and played, wnm the 0mm cum. up to kill them. They entered the tent. none forbid- Mathemnndottheondotituw two women crouched together on none cushions. who rose. clinging to each other. Then the women nw nioo nnd 2mg torwnrd with a cry of joy. ay- 3: swan, 1. van ”'0 none 0! your mercy‘at’such 3- price, nor do I how the knee to your do: of a {use prophet, who perish in the faith of Christ. and. w ram-v at me warm. m m. m m fl‘l'ull' “VII“. lulu my Salaam mfto'hil toot, hi! very beard bristling with wrath. and drew- inx hie sabre. shouted aloud: “You acorn Wet! Behold! i gvonge‘ Emmet upon you! Tuke him “my!" And he struck him with the flat 0! hi: admirer. Then Mmelnkl leapt upon the prince. Druginz him to theentnnoe of the tent. they forced him to his knees and there beheaded him in sight of the soldiers and ot the nth)! prisoners. -__‘L ‘14 I n- _l__IAI Thus, bravely enough. died Raginud do Chatinon. vhom the Saracens called prince Aunt. In the hub that folio ‘- ed this terrible deed king Guy said 1‘ Godwin: ":65: riftsâ€"3835:,” sud Rosamund. n she staggered to h t 0.: length. “what then?! 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