Like the Nazarite mothers, Hannah and Elizabeth, the Countess of Grueyere could not borne an heir. After she was blessed by a beggar named Jean, she give birth to a son she named Jean, or John. I believe I carry on the bloodline of the Grueyere, as will my grandson, Tyler Hunt. Here is Sleeping Beauty Castle. Arise yea Knights of Rose Mountain! A child will lead you.
Jon the Nanzarite
Copyright 2013
Countess Marguerite of Gruyère, so runs the story, was so sadly afflicted that she had borne no heir, that she had no longer any joy in her fair castle, no comfort with her beloved lord. Vainly journeying to distant shrines, as vainly invoking the aid of sorcerers and magicians, she went one day, clad as one of her poor subjects, to pray in the chapel at the foot of the Gruyère hill. There, as the November day…
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