THE KNIGHTS CELLAR IN THE KYLE.


HAUSEN.
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There was poor but very honest, con-
tented, and merry kind of a man, in the vii
lage of rilleda, who happened to be giving
christening treat, for about the eighth
time to some OF his neighbours. DESTROYS
of showing all respect to the party OF chris
tening he set before them the best wine he
possessed. which being quick dispatched,
his guests seemed to be looking for little
more. Go them said the father to the eld-
est daughter, a young girl about sixteen
years old, 'go and bring us some better
wine from the cellar From what cellar.
father p enquired his daughter What cell
lar, child replied the father, merely IN
Jest; why, the great wine cellar belonging
to the Knights upon the kytf Hausen.'
With perfect simplicity the young maiden
took frkin in her hand and proceeded to-
wards the mountain. About middle way,
seated in an old deserted path leading down,
towards the spot, she found an aged house
keeper, dressed III singular quaint fashion.
with large bunch of keys hanging at her
side. The young woman paused, not lit
tile surprised at the sight; but the old lady
cnquired of her very kindly, whether she
had not come to fetch wine from the knights
cellarl' Yes, am replied the timid girl.
but have got no money Come with me-
SalN LIE oiu HpuoC-heSPSi, goa S'"' - -
for nothing; and better wine than your Ia
ther ever bought in his life They both
proceeded along an old deserted road, the OLD
lady enquiring very particularly, by tine
way, what the appearance OF things theh


was in Tlleda-who was alive, and who was
,lead' Once said she i was as young and


pretty as thou art, before ! was kidnapped


and carried under ground by the knights OF


rather night riders, who stole me away from
the very house that now belongs 10 thy IA
ther,-Short!y after this they mao selZed
tour vounp ladies' of those parts who were


often seen about here OIL their tour richly


canar;soned steeds.--They were entrapped


ami c,rr;ed off in open day BY these noun


tain knights. as they were Coming from


cbnrch At Kelbra. They made me. as


prew older, into the housckeeFer, and en-


trusted me with the keys of the cellar,


which YOU see still wear BY this time


thev had reached the cellar door, which the
old hon,e-keeper unlocked. 1t was spa
cious cellar. and on both sides it was we'll
| laid out with a row of watts and butts. Most
of them were quite nr more than half iu!l,
and broaching one of them with great deX-
terity, she took the little hrkin and filled it
to the brim. There said she, take that
to YOUR father, and whenever he may hap
pen to be giving a treat, you may come a.
gain; onl% see that you tell no one beslues
your father, where you have it from. And
moreover, take heed that you sell none OF 1t.
nor give it away, for in either case will 1t be


worth any thing at all. Ii any one venture
hither to obtain wine for sale, let him TIC


warned, his las. bread has been traSeu~-noN