...II, Y 322 Philip Ronayne, if you wHl ; 'but, remember, I give but one choice." • '! ii.-..J! :".nu Robin was sadly perplexed ; for there were hundreds...battering on his anvil. They had nearly reached the end without speaking, when Robin seeing that the only means he had was to make friends with the giant,...

...of this table sat Mahon Mac Mahon himself. " What seek you?" he demanded in a voice of thunder. " I come," answered Robin, with as much boldness as he...friends with the giant, determined to try what effect i few soft words might have upon him. " "Tis a fine wholesome appearance the poor children carry,"...

...apparently seven years old, and none beyond that age, dressed in green, and every one dressed exactly alike. " Here," said Mahon, " you are free to take...battering on his anvil. They had nearly reached the end without speaking, when Robin, seeing that the only means he had was to make friends with the giant,...

...night." " And who sent you here ? " said" the giant. " 'Twas of my own accord I came," said Robin. " Then you must single him out from among my pages,"...battering on his anvil. They had nearly reached the end without speaking, when Robin, seeing that the only means he had was to make friends with the giant,...