Eugene register-guard., May 21, 1961, Image 41

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EUGENEQREGONr SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1961
'' Out StOtJJ'. HERE ON'THE SHORES OF THE ... ,
DEAD SEA THE SUN CAN BE AN EVIL.THIN.G. ' '
I A?N SWAVSJ FAINTING IN HIS SADDLE AND WOULD ;.' ',
I RAVETALLEN HAD NOf 'PRINCE VALIANT '' .,
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. HE HAD BEEN SO PROUD Of HIS NEW SWORD) ' .
'SHiSLD, COIF OF CHAIN MAIL AND HELMET " "
.: '. THAT HE HADJNSISTED ON WEARING THEM,"
THE HELMET BURNS VAL FINGERS' AS.HE ' '
, REMOVES -IT.
1 IT IS BUT A SHORT DISTANCE TO THE RIVER
'JORDAN AND THERE THEV PUT; THE LAD JO
IMJIIirF VAI14NT tTUIAHT' MnW ;F;MAM FMTFRTA THP MER-1
: .-CHANT AND CONVINCES' HIM THAT HE SHOULD TRADE THROUGH ALETAS
i V AGENTS-IN JAFFA,; Dl)RlN3 THIS TIME VAL BECOMES, INTERESTED
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- - TOWARD EVENING A fAR1 AVAR APPROAOIES. A RICH MERCHANT 15 :
i. TAKING RUGS, INCENSE. AND SLAVES TO THE MARKET. THEV.SET i
r ;.. . .UP THEIR TENTS IN THE GROVE NEARBV. ,
...A SLAVE UNSHACKLED BUT WEARIN&A
SLAVE COLLAR. HE IS KEEPING ACCOUNTS"
FOR THE MERCHANT AND HIS DARK EYES
. -ARE FILLED WITH DESPAIR. . '
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THE MERCHANT VyOULD SELL ANYTHING ! '
: FOR A PRICE, BUJ IT 15 NEAR.WIPNIOHT
- WHEN THE HAGGLING END5 AND .THE
,;. PRICE IS PAID. j .'.Ji'MJ
VAL AWAKES LATE . THE NEW SLAVf! IS "
APPLYING A COpLXQMPRESS.TO.ARN'S
"FOREHEAD. . '
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