Medford mail tribune., January 06, 1963, Image 33

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VOYAGE TO CAMELOT BEGINS. THE SHIP IS
CROWDED WITH THE GUARD FOR THE TREAS
URE CHESTS, THE HORSES, PRINCE VALIANT, HIS
FAMILY AND THE GUESTS.
ETHWALD PROVES TO BIT A VERY ENTERTAIN
ING &UEST AND REGALES THEM WITH TALES
OF HUNT1N6 ADVENTURES IN THE WEALD, THAT
GREAT FOREST REGION NEAR HIS FIEF.
THE SHIP IS WALLOWlfiS UP THE CHANNEL
WHEN THE WATER CASKS SPRIN3 A
MYSTERIOUS LEAK, " J KNOW A SHELTERED,
COVE WHERE THE CASKS CAN BE FILLED EMM
A SmRKUm BROOK,' OFFESS ETHWALD.
rr is just as we said, and the casks are -iowed ashore to be
FILLED, ETHWALD AND HIS FRIENDS PROPOSE A f-W HOURS OF
HUNTINS TO PASS THE TIME Mm?, MP INVITE ARN TO JOIN THSW,
THE PARTY REACHES THE TOP OF THE DOWNS AND SEES THE GREAT
FOREST OF THE WEALD STRETCHING INTO THE DISTANCE. "LOOf'
THERE ISA STRONGHOLD ON YONOERHILL, SAYS ARN, POINTING,
"WHOSE IS IT?'
1VUNE, " ANSWERS ETHWALD SLYLY, AND, AT HIS SISNAL,ARN IS SEIZED.
THE CASKS HVE BEEN FILLED AND STOW.?) .
( LONS SINCE. THE DAY IS ENDING, AXO YET
I HO SfoN OF THE HUhTftS PARTY. VAL AND
' AUTA API WORRIED.
A SKIFF PUTS OUT FROM SHORE ; A NOTE
IS DELIVERED A)D THE BOATMAN PULLS
AWAY IN THE BARKSE5S, A RANSOM NOTEi
AND ARN, LOCKED IN A DUSTY ROOM;
WGMPFRS If HE WILL EVER 8 A8LE TO
TRUST fltirONi ANY WORE.
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