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Full Title	The New York Ledger, v. XXVIII, no. 11, May 4, 1872.
Contributor	Cobb, Sylvanus, Jr.
Date Added	22 June 2021
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1872-05-04
Publisher	New York : Robert Bonner, Cor. of William and Spruce Sts.
Source	Dime Novel and Popular Literature
Alternate Title	The New-York Ledger The Granadan duel; or, The Castilian and the Moor : a romance of the court of the Alhambra / by Sylvanus Cobb, Jr. Castilian and the Moor
Topic	Dime novels > Specimens. Popular literature > Specimens. Story papers > Specimens. New York County (N.Y.) > Newspapers. New York (N.Y.) > Newspapers.
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OCR ae . Lt. Lake Ses, 7 mS oa => : Xe THE OLD LIBERTY POLE. The Liberty Pole from the village square Pointe ity baunered top tothe sky NE nearly a cantury It has ee there, ‘tehod the Fears go Mangas theris Tine accembled aromnd tes banat Aad muny a volley of Patriot gus echoed about the a procession haa a 8 “On the Nation's natal day And cheered that banner rH "the sky, Ina heartke,dubilant way. Tales of the oldtime day’ could be told ‘By this aentinel standing there sonia koe aud lege of gold and of re os may ning, ally und the Sune ghia ete, dea oats tg, sia oer ies heat Its bro rene see » ok Spreng Aaancy Ban tili'with tis brow id the bright Sunlight, ‘he laberty Fol stanes the THE GRANADAN DUEL; Castilian and. the Moor. AROMANCE OF THE COURT OF THE ALHAMBRA. By SYLVANUS Coup, Jr. c HAPTER E iNT. © dwellin ising alarm, for a y the Mn Dad abe not heen cated fea ania consolation to the wildly weep- meas of St. bed apace sim fall eure that, ‘her ear lov fstina twice drawn he kt tly gword could only chafa an ae in his utter inahilit; assistance, and. he called Jonaly te thon Ben Abmed to demand the roy: in In thes ‘midstof the Babel of grief ola fafed a sd'upon the scous, Iie Urow Morutan aside and spoke with her privately. He aid ot reflect upon her disregard of bis Famine, nor did he even let fail @ aint Bhat the danger which aspen de herself. He told her win ‘be iad found the lace of Manfred’s dita and that he had set oF and re was bes Herel with ‘erro and. she ne ay ourself, dear lady,” he said, “ ey urge that oo awit Ireinain quiet, Leave this mat- ter catraly bands; or. ast, for the lov Heaven, and. for ove vou bear yo ar Son, do not make Souneit nepiouous.” In that place. and at that time, Ty gould not ask the questions which her y dict nitied to her friend it. when med was by a messenger from the King. g to the King,” said the Aleaide, and jbe sure to, called away “Tam gone out to turn away, eat for our frie Manfred is, Lean sara to ‘Suset a nd Morgiaua, wit wit where Soak eee bi im ’38 I Bra ‘ay sod the raion “dl dalla and the King of Granada are one Zpahe xame person.” * Mow! ARDALLA' . afte a ha tarning to a au ide. “Our ie fond of hat name when ae ay from hie patace, witli the roval robes Cqat anide, Hast thow ever met hinn in that | fated st iat had fallen fare Shon] pale: and ti *by'a terrible plianto ssald cant res Lie arn. g sates Hated!” she whispered. “What an S ih” he enjoined. itis but. a wild phi Syd" tinun mpeakines tho old toxn led her tood like one upon whom a thunder. was ouly recalled to “things. by Morgiana, like one frightened im, had tottered forward it cani be nothing. cried Guy, after they had athe miter y deepens” nud,” aided Michnel. wi ae ed, ile; wenn bis med, meanwhile, the Athgmbra, He found ‘the ‘ing with uly arch. the deat mu tie dem toncdionens aud thot focuticn'to ie alae osiiyon Anmed,” io esi his ook, aed 1 tone i on hig riving ioken to one who eon that he had a great e “ et it, well pot am if. © Aunotinee ‘that I'bave, resolv fo thy ae if he ign of surprise, it was Teleht op ive thee I would have VOL. XXVIII. ROBERT BONNER, bof the ‘Aeaide there, was ht who has | re food harily confens 0 | 3 ing of Granada?” cried | ko v*: rot fromthe mm leaving those bebiud in deop COR. OF WILLIAM AND SPRUCE STS. SATURD AY, MAY 4, 1872, TERMS. 18 aDYANcE ' sx ‘Thou knowest, °8 Auah? | be sri bis 5 clasped ‘leeds His Meare thy servant, Dieancth that win Tight. Guide him, and defend the just against the nnju: "Pie tothe messenger he said,— , tetarn, 0, Ben Abbas, and be nesr to our ye7ns, mate er. I wi it et fort) for Court of ‘the Grand Charente ‘Warike He seas informed that as engaged with the Kiug upon Dust nes ot te ution imper to him,” urged Hated tohim hat one aveite bor bere bons ke knoe fone years, and that the matter is of life an it Seas ah order of the Ki ng that » message ef lifeor death no matter Low poor oF li ite dle the messenger, shond alvwaya be, quickly ded. 8 as Sithoue rehor Sreminnnt raves x age waa Uiepatchod to the Graad Chanivar- jain. Hafed had not much longer to wait. forpres- ently Tarik appeared, He was ao old man a mau of about Hafed’s own age—and of be- ent ass neyolet Flow et he demanded, aching 8 visitor. “Who art tow that calleth my Hiei at ‘ae hour Pap . Tat and Mothe Vistar face “he start, sand his. whole frame red aa he pi forth his band, Haren he wbiepe red.“ Tsit thou tt Boek thonght thee dead. It was so given ont in Granada? ni forth as those that’s “Aye, Hufed, Ldid bi hows whhory thou diet bent from thyerlt I eapected otter report Anan, then, O, Tarik, that Itovk the conrse hich a8 mate THE HAPPY MEETING OF ABDALLA AND MORGIANA MIS LONG-LOST WIFE, * tae . ’ prpear, vio ie that, ‘mortal d ‘aa ould ’ ; ¥ Bh te pon Ts inthe if it it were nore a sit thou allndest to the’ Prince Haroun, 1] bibit pect of thennntiats, buthehad | the 12 wan palo-and eheericea, bat, he gig ved, eb, gan give thee solemiu agsnrance thaé sho both | pot loo ae Fenule.” Atel retlect Pease a ta meer Ki woul ite rite tied oo oe eis Shereky thou ‘ars him.” ry Ie iat more like # father tha on it allude ta the Pringe. I allude to fi Jon, ad never before manifested tach | rpuicer ae one sekhergtnan, ke & lover: ei cf sanehineea it Sndserishtty. . tho Christian knight, ray of St; Mal tion in view of & possibie union with Ju-| Bret alfus mm to the wrork of the hour ho sig. | “1 Not only me pe dhe her Bon Aimed arte and caught lis breath, | Sets a8 convinced tI love a zonnner that) | “Tue” onunis fark, ke te oy f Castile Ts beneath thy | for ramothes con vial caus her thn’ to faint rege Tio dont, and admitted of noapewen. | yuo Lae, CUNFRST aed Tarik. shake roof? said remble. ~ Who the Lov pram he ea at the door of the fe | Uae ward: oat aiter™ Aocuilheulty in deanninies Sisutt heen | malt! factment hating oti bee band | Ur 1d, xood Tarik. Cian. age hath rendered great service to Mir- | dered how the ivg bad guetaad the truth; (and Yooking down into her face, thon art feyond iy ‘pewer to coitrol hate ‘no Ahmed’¢ st impulse was P7e of dis, | be and y'sultana Ti Tebait Haven froma he na Iichers Know that the infant eyes, Sire—but—as Heaven is my ultimate | appointment ‘and ‘wrath and had he given other wife but thes.) return Task thes a eatt oy aria when Left ‘Grenade pay to the fecling he en | be true aod faithial, We may lear aca tolovein mee hon mtobe anand gallant Suongh, Ben Alméd,” interrupted the | harsl: words {ehiatlita ad be woul aloo | Hanes jeart if L Korat flair of honor led bine fo esele King, wil vo of the hand, | “T believe Have ented the Christan re wnt be —_— this realy an the lawe of Castile wonid eon the matter; and if (restrained, bimeelf; and ato ig more “ER X} allow the single combat there to transpire, fifal daughter, dele oaart el rape irae the of the hneinces whee had Paka pease tills very day: make the Princess ‘Miriam my pease pe Tefen the aavore vinnie | ands in ber Freat alarm for, the safote of ber Wife. T wand, have no parade—no The said, advancin and_ takin) placed before ilies vevented Bee ak Leola eee eh ould have ceremony. fis not it ond, Thou | her hand, “ thou knowest this thing is Bred | arcention, Te had sea tthe t | Baten” fed her if I could, but she would not Kuoweat beyond the power of eat i Die when the door of iiisapartment was \o]dl'st have prevented her: bara arm of be nF fleet, part tort i tie glore an and fi opened. och = “hse “Did'st thow ube rae to ae that ine and the wicked som of my w set a} hee—and for thee alone of all | nized aa one o er must n 7 the Women ti aula; The people have mar- | comer carefully ek fee al ‘opld be ever mortal danger to ber in . fleevent of = |v sie ath a vat d thee ity to Granada, Miriam ig of our line. Her | a wif erie a tie sulyer away from fhe prs that fini Fomptey. AndItold ¢ Inthe was ny fathers sister. Thou knowest | shoul “te opie of life, who might | Sir M Rnpely thon dia caat onl ital have a score ‘End | listen toma. dead ne that jad been 9 fri St ence Tinow.” said Ben Abm purest of onr ‘mavens, He the fea ‘of a ool: | against the a te a thats price had ot “And what thinkest thon of my plan? fem recla ad more; "still—the peuple | abd henceforeh eh all to mind | thin the ye bean ‘Of atl hie ene is with my ow are offended. They love siusef, and regret to an old man nam eon gen aid’ Fark flonchititt, E “Then. pring thy 0 rughtor bither at noon. I iho i Hive has ike Butsbap- | Hated ried remember that T told thes thine will send a fitting escort. She bath. lon ada “What of him the time Twas deine Known my ‘thous fn thig, matter, and cau- “mnrmred Miran a day for me ‘acai carefully.—Laat Siucle L'told the teat rable!” a ‘hou hast directed. hild ” cried the Alcaide, sternly, «dost cot Ste and | Per child een known iy And now may I bring to tly royal notice an nipon. the ‘wisch must “follow | hired mre to by services T astepeed ie eae ern the moment of, pressing importance? pit the King fiscover thy faititewmenet | and swore that at T'would be true. And thi 1 | Sf thi odded assent, and the Aleai speak to thee this once which | wh Abbas, am thy servant, | * eat,” Folate ihe circumstances of Sir pars my lips agains ft bad re-| avd ana pled fe tosave thee if I can. Wi ti ates Oh lie ar dats anyrered solved that I would never breathe it to thee, | thon ‘he mA | ean ae at mate mee is Was now a prisone Jusef was deepl: hee, wih imperative. I want from hee no answei i hear and consi “leis known more widely than thon think- rin the Pri use. ‘Hroubled, ty y this. “that Haronn no response. Task thes only another Manfre desis nen villain, who would Paes Ry vi iaihon a8 sn bbe trae to Ido not think, set tat thy love i fixed upon the Christian | wort nw oa; Serigcighainaseard hon ditatos personal. hgrim.'t9 tho Tputhatal | Kui Wert thou to turn from | oralley? ‘rewrote J Ben Abbas, night. If T thought he did, I would sen ing to thie stranger dea | with a show of w Boren fo the resens on the tostants for have | tion would befall me eed mane Should tio | “The knight looked into ‘hs face and saw conceived » strong, love for the bia we Chris- | people of Granada know througit thy | that it was frank and clear tian; nC that the only object treachery to the Tealin th heir King weut ™ ites n Abbas, I trust thee. ofthe Ph tise the ejectmentaf butt | lean and hese an, they Rould enrye thee “Thom ko J my master, that the Prince there Castilian knights from theeity. Never- ne to their dying breat childs at olved npon thy death, | From less, Haron hath tranecended Ii at and TEnide thee not for th ie past: | eau wn to me he fears thee.” fr a's once, and command that the knight be not otf but if ‘rough fault of thine rain cometh in fond With a low moan Miriam gegen her hand harmed. So rest thee easy on that score, Bon | and (topped her father's wneech. Alimed. And prepare. thy | 1 thou wor the dauuhtor for the nuptials, Sho all sharon mo and joy mast be eH of ‘forever throne, and be queen of hur | el me ahbmnit' 4 best Te no evil rstand this’ home my ‘ater, and. i" i inde relia is With thie great honor suspended over bis | right, th break in the doing.” head it i that tho Alcalde for- Ahmet drew hie cond es ie km, ‘to pI gnu ined her npon the brow, aud thea bads nor is it a wor that’ ‘Jusef, In iow of the | her pre Fo ato momentous: iy sarl ve The omprehension it nly sought. to to ba ba tians from the t business that sould ot well be consuminated wit of his danghter, with her maid ‘iriam, sree to ie sopat aye Brine’ come ” deudiy thi death ¢ that Haroun meditated pernot to the Chi tian, "Within thelmundeat mind ‘irae palas Ho next procoesod. to fhe apartments my father, why is thie beantifal an whe eke Well (ine the Fate If the monarch hnd al on hee Bae it iwtboweed to the ation ave i | cold jot loan—it ther had ou oe fatal, andate Ww feb eh © conld not net aaide, and dno seaain tn eae faith that Hien he repah r tiring. anish the obnoxions Chris: there to. prepare for the entice She ld consider mimiteed ike one, m, pale and pas: thine. “The baie iahment | 8 ihe aha i eat ber heart id Ms | Penal ve ata Mitendant margelled not ie fare wif fate at the wont of the deur Of ranks bad thus curbed hivit of her miners Ohne time Nlitiaie waa prepared. and with an eacort of honor she waa conducted to the conrt, and heated in 6 pala ian d the whom he found eens hon nett in b ine petite a varted as fe spring of | rend aie ete t dow! a he lace. uchs and took hs sara font the ue ae ‘King. himself, con: rary rmer enstom, handed t har fo the pavoment, and ‘conducted ward t] ase un «ip hun poree ef fear conmacted with this Jalna acked Manfred.drawingthe gleam= hit. m sure; and he has resolved that die, The man who accompanied he. ae i tha ronvineed that the jroditated death, ue oa Ive. c micchiet ie the wind, and T ama Tk fhe food they have bro BAS rug sian nl te tempt: inne drut ave all iF pened! ‘Touch them nok Keep thy fast nntil T eam he wit h thee again, ezording to promise, 1 will pee old Hafed, mal 2 to hima. thy sitanton i tihng’ be hath & “power not yet te ached. gan do nomore xt this time. aa str rong Fuard is set over this part of the ean only leave th nd bid thee hide ie pa ties Thine shall come when ie ghneesa "Filan apeaking the Moor drew a brigh koen sword frombeneath bisaayaand havcled Ito the knight, whe took ie witha glad emo. tion, feeling something pike self again with a trusty mea his grasp. wanth far tect Fine gnarl ans, but ne ita other ee bariniens, mn a © guard sarge geet a My ag Jet hit know the evil that impends. not tonch the sped. and this excellent, sword aha serve me it As Ben done, Kbbae watch for th and ae ani rad toe ene Ta ‘et thon mast, in this, prove false to} halts Tas | we to ra indie great enone ney, 0 da red, ii aid. Thou rememberest, the Wondrous tallensen of. Brecions stones whic! Abrtalle Fave to Morgi a “The mot 35 cr hath fiven it 10 her son, nnd her son, a worn it upon his neek. ich seems almont the work ofan b discovered the meni Tarn falieman, and pow bath Mantred re deranee® cMlaNwioen! repeated the chamberlain, “Asecand have arsurance that aronn bath already taken mneawurce for the * opie death rik ws he moment like whom “ehnnderbote had fallen true effort tes bee brea Tecovered himself, and qnicke if his epecch, be Erasped Hated kame yonth wan with Mark inthe fmsett np gneneak Ob7 Of St ain "answer soa . as wounded in kaving tho Tife of “Or the King. att fe been credibl: yy tone Padded ‘an the other si nd. thoaggh he slow tol ietiees te fet Cong that ng aoa fe were set on by the Er A can phere to itr” ed wie Mantred's enguire was set apo ot atk aroun in perma “And this Mautred is now in the Prince's In asp ‘8 own. acess ‘not an arrow’s cried Tarik, in great citement, I mit ‘ngeelt commmind the reval wards. ‘Delay nay be dangerous: T eaovee Row atop to expats to the King, iknow the femper of our roldiers, and. they, will Joy | match against the palace of awa EAVMent tere! n officer was qnickly in attendance, and onlers were given for 40 nig muasering ofthe royal guard ‘The Grand Cham and bis authority nove thought to question. *« the work speedily done.” “thon haat | “Tho shonidat kaow ‘ile messing, "ey face, he fennd no difientty in leaving of oak the si A is already goin for eanrely the the prospect bath been open rohan of the Seraaio, meee a score tof Tale thot served em once anesthe pei tates ect dary od. ongendu i. laste to the grow- jo marry with tho King 1* ad Jneef neen the mmden took more | develin cake ey on 0 1 gp 82 a ae * prea lose asian hor aid the | i Rive. ‘Thon cet to becomes tire day, Sal beara and thongh he looked kindly, ‘and | eained sadionre Aicete sire digas tna Pl ime te ver pls ‘ fe ead of . D tiie tad Reon Will erheartbemsined® tanaZene monnees Bree and ity wife pon hee, Fe i i pa thander-greck: when be heard he ane | looked in. ‘The done wae rina aud felted pS En A a Hear aa ees tte he Toate PHS | nate heating Se noel eel pen: acing arpedected fora bn _ftadly peril, and | aud the man went away. By aud, by auother : mitiekest: thon, je i Snpoable that eho! Fiuher und uot expected that she would/es: | etrated by the erotic dact. Ife observed tise a brief epell, mit “Thi time i we ho 8 com =i ig) Ze rans ¥ She

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