Young Briton, No. 422 — page 1: what you’re looking at

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NAA \ WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, i tre | Nw = ] Pai i [ONE PENNY. ee £877. ‘BEWARE HOW YOU,DEAL WITH THAT MAN,’’ SAID MR. FREELO THE LAKE OF LIGHT: OR THE SHAROCH FORTHE DIAMOND MOUNT. et CHAPTER XI. SAM SMALL’S -WEDDING. pt signal from the king, the band started afresh, blowing their trumpets and beat. Sr = eo > ing their drams with such violence that Sam Small wasnearly deafened. ‘“‘We make very grand weddivg,’’ said King Bungerloo; ‘* have big feast after this.’’ As he spoke he turned round and leered at the fat husband in a Very nasty way. ‘‘ Here, PaupukKeewissnutmee! I want intro- duce you to gentleman.”’ The fat husband, who did not seem to have the slightest suspicion aa to the cruel designs that : ENS OE Fee oe - SS ? : <> we VE, EXTENDING WiS HAND IN WARNING, were being made against him, waddled up to the king and, having made a salute to the king, louked with a smiling face at Sam. ‘‘ Ain’t he plump,” ssid the king. ‘He was a good husband, a man of taste. I know we shall enjoy him. He will Jast about two days. Perhaps wemay get supper off of him.”’ ‘‘ Dear me. don’t speak in that awful manner.” ‘¢ You better after dinner. Paupukkeewissaut- mee very good company at dinner.’’ (C CORNICE OOO SS (GO)