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Sancho would not try. the little Don Quixote and, his good squire in the race of monsters gave them room that had shot him up, so down all over. “liver sleeping, dullard.| “Watch your step."' shouted the As the door opened a blond young though centuries passed over the, blue clad one as he clutched the man seated at a desk closed his book atitt wouldst thou lack on idea." As,‘mule's bridle. "Now, what is it?" with a trieh--it was "The Delightr indeed, centuries has passed Over Ho-stera huh I.“ (iii History of the lost lugenuous both, and little did either know. Sancho could not tind words, for Knight, Don Quixote of the Man, "Sir, Don Quixote," guoth Sancho, the monsters had shot forward again cha.’ He stared at the intruder and “Lead on, I follow." and he found himself between two rubbed his eyes "and pinched himsel! With greatest dimculty the valor-‘3Wifuy moving streams. The next and stared again. It was the Squire, oua knight atimbed into III! M pause, he trnaped-- ly Ie-nd this was Manhattan in He guided the good Rosinaute along; "Hr Master would succor those December. a gravelly path into a wide avenue.'ill diateeaai" I “You are Sancho Panza. as I live on the one side of which strange “What?" ---Hot, Mackerel! How come you monsters need madly in one dine-I “My Easter would help those in here'." _ tion and on the other of which they diam-9!" _ l "Btmnge thou shouldst know new med‘equllly as My in the other! "Oh, I thought you were advertis- though I have not the honor of direction, snorting and grunting .tiing something. It's the Good Fellows knowing thee," said Sancho. ie) each other. Of a sudden a red lightIyou want, I guess. here, take this doubt my master's fame reached flnatted on. Thereupon all the mon-pert to that number. They will thine ears. The valorous Don! stern ceased to speed madly and " you up." ' lQuixote of the Maneha---it is he drew up in group. on either side of. Sancho returned to his master in who has sent me here to relieve the tower n the foot of which stood the next pause of the monsters. those in distress. a stout htrure clothed in blue, with a "We are to so to I number," laid Food g... cm“... 9a.... good oaken M at " belt. . he, "on this street." "To he sure. to be "re-let us They Observe a Marvel Study the Buildings go to him " once. Mas he many For a long moment Don Quixote After stud ing the buildings op- ducats do you think? For with these and .Sancho ‘Pansa observed this posite for soie time, they discover we can buy food at this pleasant marvel and then another marvel.for"ed that each bore a number in a Christmas season for those who the red light disappeared and above sequence, and that their number would otherwise want for it and re- it the, In”! ewe-red. ,.tynerelmiht, be close by. move their distress.' 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At last they went to {and Young a stable to find a place to Meep. cloud the Here in I manger the Saviour of _ ___ _ the World we; horn. ;' Now, you wonder how the people heard of his birth, in those long, long :30 day when there were no telegraph: or telephones? \Perhape you think so important news as this would be announced publicly by the highest officials or the richest people in town and a holiday de-, elated. - ‘ iontetrand way. Some thought he would make the king; leave their thrones and himself be the ruler. But he came as a sweet. den little babe. " _ _ This was a very lowly place in; deed for the Prince of Peace to be born. Prophets had been foretelling his coming for many years. People were expecting him to come, but in I At this time the ruler of the Ro- man Emperor, Augustus Caesar, re- quired ell penan- to pay toxe- lot the upkeep of the kingdom. Joueph mu u descendant of King David. 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