Capital journal., March 22, 1952, Image 21

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the 'ke imaRiS .fori KSrewJuT 8 e R'VER and lake in a leisurely g
ACCIDENT PAN'C PANIC 70 f BPASSINGW PANGE B"r REAPy T 6NJ
'eUT THEIR ! GIOE HURRIES. BELIEVING HIS PRINCE' BE AT LAST HE WINS TO THE CASTLE HIS WORDS
DROWNED, HE HASTENS TO BRING THE TRAGIC NEWS TO THE ARE AS A CLOTH THAT WIPES THE DOLOR FROM
KING. HE TAKES NO TIME TO BUILD A SHELTER AGAINST ALETA'S CHEEK AND THE KING'S FACE BECOMES
THE CHILL OP NIGHT; TO HUNT OR FISH. LIVING ONLY ON A WHITE MASK. WHEN T HE FINISHFD S FTA
ROOTS AND BERRIES, HE STUMBLES WEARILY ONWARD AND SMILES AND BIDS A SERVANT 'SEE THAT 4 K
EACH DAYS TRAVEL COVERS LESS AND LESS DISTANCE. FED AND CARED FOR
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have faith, sre! dd not your
sonsuryye the sege of andel
crag and steal me from two score
warror suwrs ? oo he not
stand alone before thf gates of
saramand and yow to conquer
t?. anddd! do h not fol
low me to strange lands across,
unknown sas ano srvg me home?
havefath!" , ,..
"NOW SMLE, ARM .... NAUGHT CAN
HARM YOUR FATHER IN THE FULL
SPLENDOR OFHS YOUTH! NO MERE
RYER CAN QUENCH HS UNCONQUER
ABLE GRN OR DROWN HS MERRY"
SONG.' HE WOULDN'T PERMTIT!
NOW RUN OFF TO BED.
ALETA GAVE COURAGE TO OTHERS, BUT
IN THE LONELY HOURS OF THE NIGHT
SHE HAS LITTLE LEFT FOR HERSELF. ON
THE MORROW SHE WILL ONCE AGAIN BE
THE CALM AND CONFIDENT QUEEN AND
ONLY HER TEAR-WET PILLOW WILL TELL
OF HER BITTER ANGUISH.
next week:-The Hero's Kgturn.
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