ttle ullagomed to pray, or bend over many s, er  togettle er, Brotrick, Brottern, Brotoo young to  battle, sat about to lay in ting in a large book, and one so  t lay t ender years t fire o leap and flicker. One of t or nine years, called Olioll, lay upon , and cars appearing and disappearing in t of turned presently to te in ty o teaco ars fastened? to see so mucy in tupidest of alline sp tened, on t Mercury, on t Venus, on t Mars, on t Jupiter, on t Saturn; tars; and on tened tars; but tance on whe beginning.

    is beyond t? said t; there is God.

    And trayed to t ruby  of ter put a great ruby on the box?

    the love of God.

    he love of God?

    Because it is red, like fire, and fire burns up everythere is God.

    to silence, but presently sat up and said, tside.

    No, replied t is only t in time.

    t ter drives tains. to a fold last nig careful thing.

    No, it is tstep of a man, for it is  I can steps of the wolves also.

    imes, but  loudness.

    I will go and open, for  be very cold.

    Do not open, for it may be a man?wolf, and he may devour us all.

    But t, and all t of ttle pale, turned tohe slowly?opening door.

    be a man?ted  fell over o , and dropping from tattered cloak t but o face atic eyes. Standing some  ed at last upon t Malat, O blessed abbot, let me come to t I may not die of tains, and anger tyrdom.

    Come to t, and  t is sad indeed t any for w has died should be as poor as you.