Easterlings, ii. Ebranck.

Besides, there were other matters to consider, for at this time Easterlings came up from Piaja (which they had sacked) into the territories of King Theodoret, and besieged Megaris, and the harried King had sent messengers to Dom Manuel.

" "Yes, you had better go, for these Easterlings are notorious pagans" "Now other persons have been pagans once upon a time, dear snip" "A great many things are much worse, Manuel," says Niafer, with that dark implication before which Dom Manuel always fidgeted, because there was no telling what it might mean.

"Yes, these Easterlings are quite notorious pagans, and King Theodoret has at least the grace to call himself a Christian, and, besides, it will give me a chance to get your rooms turned out and thoroughly cleaned.

Manuel summoned his vassals, and brought together his nine lords of the Fellowship of the Silver Stallion, and, without making any stir with horns and clarions, came so swiftly and secretly under cover of night upon the heathen Easterlings that never was seen such slaughter and sorrow and destruction as Dom Manuel wrought upon those tall pagans before he sat down to breakfast.

SEE Easterling, Marion W. BRUNER, ESTHER.

EASTERLING, MARION W. Looking beyond.

Music by Marion W. Easterling.

Words by Mrs. J. M. Hunter & Marion W. Easterling.

Words by Marion W. Easterling & Albert E. Brumley.

Music by Marion W. Easterling.

SEE Easterling, Marion W. HUNTINGTON, HARRY L., JR.

SEE Easterling, Marion W. When they ring the bells of heaven.

SEE Easterling, Marion W. STANCOURT, LOUIS.

SEE Easterling, Marion W. BRUNER, ESTHER.

EASTERLING, MARION W. Looking beyond.

Music by Marion W. Easterling.

Words by Mrs. J. M. Hunter & Marion W. Easterling.

Words by Marion W. Easterling & Albert E. Brumley.

Music by Marion W. Easterling.

SEE Easterling, Marion W. HUNTINGTON, HARRY L., JR.

SEE Easterling, Marion W. When they ring the bells of heaven.

SEE Easterling, Marion W. STANCOURT, LOUIS.

Then the queen caused a proclamation to be published that the easterlings or merchants of the Hans should be entreated and used as all other strangers were, within her dominations, without any mark of difference in point of commerce.

And after, the queen growing more redoubtable and famous, by the overthrow of the fleet of eighty-eight, the easterlings fell to despair of doing any good.