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..»’l=‘l='l-2 l~°\i`l=w~l~l»' vw-'llli-1 l -"THE LATEST News cHARLo'1"1‘E'1‘oWN CANADA, SATURDAY, JUNE r., 1914 msn or .l._i.~~ l-=gf>,.,P15ll,.,ifl¢,_li

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THE D RES OF KATHLY - By HAROLD MacGRATI-I

b`YN()l'SlS ' OF PRD\`IOL'S

rHAs'rEI¢S '

Kathlyn I-lure 'believes her father,

(jul Hare, to be in dire peril in Al- |,,ll_ ii principal-ity of lndln, The lglng of Allnha hns recently_dlled,nnd ligfluise the Colonel had once saved llia life he names him as his success- Ur, Umballah, pretender to the throne ol Allahu' loves Kathlyn and line (urged a message summoning her lo her father, whom he has thrown into prison. She lcnves her home in Unllfornia to go to him. lin her arrival lin Alisha she is in-

lorlncll by l'|i:ballal1 that her father.

is dead and that she is the quecin _tn elaborate durbar is arranged,tbe mitral llgu-ro of which is l{athiyn_ pi~i~lesting and grief stricken, when the crown is placed upon her head Umballab announces that she is to ln; married to him forwith. Her re. lusal inflll`li\f.€B hilll, hill as Kilthn lyn`s hcauty and spirit have made ll strong appeal to t,hc people li.- _vlelds the point for the tri-me being. _\ prilsl aniiluinccs that no wonn-in ni.-ly ruln unmarried with tim lllwn nl the _state she will be g'l\'en seven days to drcidc. When Kn.tl\lyn ri>iterutes at the ex-

lliratlon of the week of grace, ber rl- lilsnl to marry l'mh:\llali she receives _-1-i~tl»ln'r from' the supreme tribunal flint _che in tn undergo ~two ordrals nith wild licnsts. If she survives, shi- is in he permitted to rule with- nrt hindrance. 'l`In'un»gli lin' pluck and resourceful- nl-<s of -lohu llriicc, an American and lnlluw i‘:.,-.sl-liner on the boat which lirulllllll. l\':|tlllyrl to .'\llhllll~, :lull who has .'oln': tu llcr assistance, idle fsrn~~rs unllarincd from two orrlenls, \l`ill. I’»ru<‘.» :-lu-_ flees- from -\l1ahn_ 'lhr rlenhnlit which curries her be- ruiufl l'|‘I-flitmn-d and runs .'lvv»1y,sep- iir:-ir-d he-‘ fron: Bruce nnd_ the rest ll *hc uartv_ After n ride filled with vlrlll <l|'\ l‘0it(‘lll‘S what Bl`l|‘ lii!ll0V0s is ii haven.

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rin; 'l'|<;.\l1»i.l-; or THE l.ioN

In thc hluc of night the temple lunllcd as though it had been sculp- tural out of mist, Here and there the heiivy news, 'touched hy the moon l:li1Ct'>. num; back llames of sapphire. n.i.i .inn slain.. 'ro llathlyn the tem- ple was of marvelous beauty. She tryed liajah toward the Crlllllbling llol'tlr|i, tt was n tl-mple in ruins, like many

il. Hind. llroken pillars, exquisitely lun.-veil, lay about, and some of 'the l.-dl windows of marble lace were pun(-tinlcd, as if the list ol -some eng- .'v -_mil had besten through. l'nder thc decayed portiro stood an iron nrnziclx Near this reposed li cracked stonn uarcophagus; an unusual sight in this part ol the world. It was witliout its lid. But ons god now hroullcrl herenhouts-Silence. Not nl sound anywhere, not even from the iumr hy trees. She snw n uolseless li- /nrll slide jerklly nero!! A patch of lllrvlisliiue and dissolve into tho pur- llle slmfiow 'heyoi.d_ What was this temple? What gods hall been worsliilwpvd hers? And why was it deserted? She had heard her

father tell of the ruined city 0| Vhltor. Plague? . . _ Kathlyn shud- dered. .\‘ometimes villages to the last. soul in them, were brushed from existence and known no more lo mam .\nd this ntlglit be one of them. Yet lIlllil'llilOnS of 3, Village were fnowhel-e to be seen. lt was merely n temple, perhaps miles from thn nearest vlll Inge, deserted save by_prowling~ wild beasts, the winds. the sunshine, and the "“‘0ll5lllll€~ She looked far and wide for any signs nf huinan habita- tion.

She commanded Rujnh to kneel, S0

held by the enchanting picture wns Katlilyn that the elnphnnt’s renewed restlessness (and he' had reason, ng will ll" 9915") passed unobserved by her. lic came to kneel however, and she not out of the howdnh. Her lens lrenrblcd for a space, for her nerves “'l‘l"‘ ‘lll a Ditable condition. Sudden- ly |lainl\’< ears went. forward, he rofe. and his trunk curled ancrilv. With a \\'hufl` he wlienled and sh\If¥‘pll ull to\\':\rd the jungle out nf which he had so recently emerged. _ “H-'illl" cried Kathlyn. What had ne licard? What had lu- seen? "1-l.all,!" Ylul even as she called the tall gra>‘s <-los-ed in behind the ele- iiliant. What watcr and food she had tlisallnearvrl with him_ Slle pallsffd hy the brnzier, catch-

ing hold of it for ,.n,pn0,t_ _che laul;ll0(l hysterically; it was so inn. lly; it nas all so out ol joint with’ l‘l‘=\l tlllnivs, with e_;qyd..y life as sh., had known its Weird lniiglltel- rc. t|i|‘ni~.'l -tu nmol; her n.~'t(7ni.~'lie4l eats it sinister echo. .\ud then she lauglll (lil "li fllfl 00110, lining: in the grip of ii spl-cies of niadness. ln tho mir. ple cavern of the tclnpli, Elm s,,dden_ ly hcrame conscious of another pres- rncr-. A flash of moonli\_flit f»-t1'il:~ing lw" CllrVSUl"“l`Yls took tllc nlliilliesg Ollt ‘lf l\f‘\' mind. This forsalf.on t@ni_ nie was the haunt of a leopnnl ,_,,.a tiger. ' She “Wi lU"l 'That inagrtetisin

iflesh of ‘hers and now directed its physical manifestations, while her own spirit stood gratefully and pas- sively ulcof. Nothing could happen DOW; the world had grown stil, nn-ll calm, The spirit drew the sleeves of the robe snugly about her arirs and laid KaLhlyn’s head upon them and

llrew her down into ,, profound slum- ler. Half 3 mile to the north of the

fllllllfil Uilllllle there lny, all unsus- llected by Kathlyn, a village-n vil- lage belonging solely to the noni-_ mostly ryots or tillers of tho soil. lhc poor in Asia know hut two par. iods of time, for rarely do they pos- sess such n thing an ,, watcii ni- 8, elockl; sunset and sunrise. Perhaps the man of the family may git awliiln at dusk on his mud donrsill, wth his Iiuhliling water pipe (if he has one),

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across the arch. _-\ pinch of very bfad tobacco is slowly consumed; then he enters the hilt, flings himself upon his matting (perhaps pl cotton rug, more likely nvbul‘_,~le ofwvovon reeds), and sleeps. No one wakes him; llnpil rouses him at da\vn. He scrubs his teeth with ii fibrous stick. It isa Dart of his religious belief to keep his teeth clean. ’l‘hc East Indian (Hindll of Mohnminednn) has clip, l"'l‘ltf-’Sl5. Sollndest teeth in the world If the betctnut is but tempcratel

huts came a lenn man, his naked torso streaked with wet ashes, his lllattlid hai1'liangin;; in knots ling illlliilcu on his enacintcd -sbogldcrs His aspect was exceedingly filthy; he lives n lloly .\lau_ which in his mild country sig-nilies physical clclmsciueiit ment, patience, abd fortitude such as 'would have adorned any other use. :\ human lamprey, ` sticking himself always at the thin and meager ilonrd of tb 1 or vile i r site l t/li ly

of the sarcopha-gus rose languidly ia the lloly .\lan built the tire, handing

lorm shrouded in white. The form stretched its lovely arms, white ws

a lighted torch to Kathlyn and Sign- ify'in~g._ lor 'her to touch the tincler_

alabaster, and presently the hands The spirit in l\athlyn told her that

rubbed a pair of sleepy eyes. ‘l`lien the form sat down within the Bar-

lhese people _meant her no inimediate harm, so she stepped out of the sar-

coprugus. laid its arms nn the rinl. cophagus and applied the torch, The

and wearily,hid its lace in them. i

moment the flames began to crackle

The watcher \vaS the _most dlllll- the villaiglers prostratd themselves

founded Holy Mar. in all lndifi. For the first time in his hypocritical life he found faith in himself. in his Duer-|

again, and the lluly Man hesnieared his bony chest with more ashes.

A -second Holy Ninn appeared upon

il rites. He had conjured nl\,_yomler the scene, want ng in rreath. His spirit. l1I1'Hllll‘-fl. ’1l0ll€’~ ll? l">S0;- t“l`fl‘ law dropped nnd his eycs started to

gd ,mll never ,l Holy llnn ran faster.

leave their sockets. l\n0-wing his ilk

\\“hen'be nrr ved. Dantinr and voice- so thoroughly well, he dung niimeil

l(.Bs_ ng the village well, where na- tives were coming and going Wlth water in goatskins ._-ui _iars and cep-

down before the hrazier and beat his forehead upon the ground not in any rhustcncd spirit, but h-ccausc

per vessels, he fell upon his lace. MP0 he had over slept that morning, This

to his kners. null poured hanilfuls Ol dust upon his head. l

glory might have been his! Ai, ni!

Later the two conferred. During

and watch the stars slow! swin I “A` h called. “Itlisnlmost tn l ln - h ll uard th icst

l. .il e e lay cy s out gg e pr -

done, my children. The nrst sign has eng, liecnuse, having' human form, she

come from the gods. I have lrou_l,;lit you in human form the ancient

striped our have forsaken their lnu‘Fl. one hullurk .i month is better than

ul Holv Nan. '|`hey wanted to be- lieve him. but for rears nothing had himpened hilt the advent of thi- lion.

nearness to the rod \\l=\\n\l- ' .

might son'c day tire of this,pnrticu- lar temple. At night she would he

length Kathlyn became keenly alive. lt entered ei mind clearl that these

““‘l~ line toizetlier with the kills will ill” pnol~foollsil.li..<,i.1e realiylaltiinvaa hifi _Beyond this village luv it ruined children. Ai!" More dust. la cclestlnl helng and so lung _‘Q Hwy llllly. HOW inliabitcd by colirns antll Naturally the vi1lal;ers Set down " ' Bllllklnti lll’~'k'lllS- ltheir water skins and jars and cup-

Dalvn. A few, dung tires smoldnred_ lpnl- vnnnein nm] jnrs and copper ves-

Frmn the llnorn-,,y nf one of the :until nln ,,n,l.finckn~l ,,i-..,ni, this exception-

lnid no hand upon hcl' she was not alarmed. She had recently pnssrzl through too many terrors to ho dis- turbed by n bit nl kindness, even if

lyn' had not been seen upon it. He _ eosD0l`ltY- Shi? lllill l’l"0lf°ll l-hall' 'll' ound where Hajah lind veered ofiin- orite idol. Damnation wuuld come ‘to the jungle again, und followqll the a devil's wind that night.

rtvail tirelessly. But it was to be

'l`he holy man who had missed the

his misfortune always to arrive too hance of claiming thu miraculous ap- late. pearance of Kathlyn as u work ol

To Katlilyn- the lluy passed with his o\vn"saw an opportunity to re- othlng more than the curiosity of nbilitate himself in the eyes of the natives to disturb her. They those who had niad'e his holiness a. _'brought her cotton blankets which mmfortable existence. With B. piece she arranged in the snr.-opll._lgus_ of the idol in his hand. lm T0*-‘Bed There were) worse lads in the world Kiilllllyll llllll Slloflll l-he clay ll€f0l`B than this; at least it shielded her her face, jubbering violently. Kath- il-om the hitter .iight wind. llfn llnderstcoll readily enough- Slw

She nte again at .sundown and ad unwittingly committed a Sac-

builded hip-h the sn.-red tire and tried ilef_'e_ to pikn some manner of wraps; for Tbt natives gathered about and she did not propose to he n demi- l ena'-'rd her. Katlilyn rose, stand- goddess any longer than was neces- lg inlthe Sal‘COI1hal.'llB. f-lfld ¢Xt€l1d¢ll ary. From`l°undita she had learned er hands for silence. She was mnny words and .a lcw pln'n_.=-es in frightened, but it would never do to Hindustani, and she \cnlurcd to tthem S0" it. Wllllt l'lill<ll1SU-‘ml Hl\0 Bp,_,,k lnemlto the Holy Mon, who knew would in this vase he of _ no seemed quite delighted. They could manner of use. But we human beings nderstand her, but she on her part. an, by lacial expressions and ges- art could make little or nothing lure, make known our messages with heir juhhering. Nevcrtlivlcss, she udzrstandablc Clcarness, From her

- . _ _ - than the holy men gather-

prwstess! ' And he really h€lle"“ll“‘» wil n- rl rl l th i _ "l”l“l°‘l- natures’ '

had. ~"ll, my children, my little rn\cs‘ léevi,.;,ll(;“.,,)l;tri§kel1unw0,,,,,n camel Finally the Holy Mun departcll,uf- léllh- that _Sl;*3dC0\lld l`C"_31l`ea_t_;3 U10 gulli my kids! I have brou-,;lit her who lO,.\v,,,.,l with howls of Cooked rim, lter_ having indicated the sac_rc_d tire 9 D01" 9 0W€ll` e Hllll 811( Wlll HOW llttellll ffl the 5ll°"Cd lll`°Si'and fruits and n new copper drink- lm” the wllml l’°s."l". lt' 'lllls ‘llc ountcd on hgr Engels' _

. _ ~ t fn ll, - -- leased Knthlyn nulrhtily. While it The l’l`elll~l9l` ll0lY lflillli Safllldell

ful H1090 lllwlllf Wlll FP-5 Om 'c C Y ing vessel. llirse they revcrently ~»‘. - `. _ tl t h ,d -std l Kathl » _ as nl old the lat corn, the plcnitllde A C 1 t K ul . K t | llfllllll llflglllly tlle llflll “’0Ul'l “Ut la 0 ul el 0' , yns gas ' - ' - ' . I "_ 8( R " ly" S ec ' 'owl in hi-r imni diate vicinit . She ¢lll`¢B. turned to ‘lille Jll5tlY lingered of fruit. Since the coming of tne ll0n., uradunlly the spirit which had l0,,,lerc,| where ting huge ml; had villagers an-d explained thnt with his t“'0 mllls alll) the l”"l’“"l “nfl ,the Con-.forted Knthlyn withdrew. and nt. Ome f,_0m_ Since she knew ner n,,_ aid their priestess would, in five

ural history well enough to know uns, rc-create Vishnu in all hiB l..~ Ari-man lions alll not i..l...i>it this beauty. instantly the villagers art of the globe. Doulitless it had l`f-l5llllf»€ll fll€l1'lS0lV€S~ -caped from some private nlcniip. “Poor things!" murmured Kath- rie. lyn. The tire, then, giving her cond- The holy men _sent the natives ence, .she did not get ir-to the snr- away, for it was not meet that they _f»l>l\_ai_»`l1s, but wandered about, lhuild- `_ould witness magic in the making.

_-.., d . t ,__ _ _ _,_ _ ._ _ :ing in _hi-r_ fancy the temple as it had 'Tney then sqiiatted in the clay court itff__E,,, ln O 'P ug ly ‘1 mi’ mm lm tooll in its pruiic. 'l‘lic ceilings had Mld °Ufl0ll-“ly Wlilf-ed l0I` h0'l` t0 be'

KaLh,'yn _“___ l en nmgnllicently cn.~v@.l_ no two in. There was a well in the

__ , _ M, k _ th , h _ ‘ " _ _ _ _ , .iblects alike; and the walls were of inner shrine. To this she went with

tllll:enll"lPr~lllGllll1rl' llllllfllildt llileerlllx llllcllf- Elly palm the vl_ll`l§c_lF'__‘l_°l""t{“ll marbh- and jasper and pmphgl-y_ A antion. The lion was evidently for-

‘ ‘ ' "ll 50”" “One "°m‘*‘“~‘ *"‘ 9 ""1 aglc continent this Asia in its hey- Bglhaf in the jungle Kathlyn Blletl

HOW lll0ll- Klllllllll lclt ll llcslle ll’ rude barli.arian.-, sailing the north tuened. Next, she gathered up what

_Wiirll lll Clfilmllll-I ll- “'_"" ‘l“e V’ “ls self-appointed lgunrdi-ans, the tWC‘ av. When ber furefatllers had been he copper vessel with water and re-

'Dhey lollowml him eagerly to the temple. Vlliat they beheld translixed them. ll. \vo|unn with skin like the petals oi the lotus and lmir like corn

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(which ordinarily was 11 - 1; ` B la ' B' 5 ` sat in the sacred sarcopharus and

els was a l The Holy Man directed his steps t0_ _ d h I ___ __zm,_ th whim

its nadir_ She liesitated for ‘ _ ‘ _- ._ , - _ hraile er iai , g ._ c then. climed into the empty” silllxqiilpqllfllf tl,l,al£l`,(;_vvl;enilpll‘¢;'bevllrht‘II?lll toward the bright sun. = hagmll 'lmuclllnk' l°“" Stmllgfly ing he performed ce1‘tsiii rites whichl The lntllkc (lf many lirclltlls Dm' enough. as she did so a ¢'el'l`» fill “D‘lthe’ poor helnilzhted ryots belis\'edldU'5°d fl S°““'l' lmtlllyn tl"`"°‘l ln' on her; all the terrors of hor positionlwould Ronge day ,.,,_Bt0,.e the mined stantly toward this sound, for n dropped away from her as mists _mm,_ city _md the proéperlty “mich L,ttendH,'|l_roment expecting the return of the tha mnuntniii peaks. She had, how- fn; harvests. The Holy Man had lion. Immediately Holy Man and

ever, gotten into the hiding place

solemnly declared that it would take

"°f‘°_ too 5"-lon- _ lm) loss ihnfn ten years to brim: n}‘~lf>ut blle ll‘9»li'l`d the ll’-l`llll'l21l` llllll-Illlfl. th# this miracle. Arid the villagers fell

whlli-wlllll of ,. ing cnt. Immediately

down with their fnrehcads in the

into the moonlight came an Africsudust. He was a Brahmin; the caste lion, as out of Place here ns l\€l1ll"strin~- hung about his neck; be Wa-S lyn herselfa, his tail slashed, there »vnalin,de€,,] how hp who could have dwell, a long, black streak from his rnanellyn -thi, ful nf the Lalnd‘ in maharn- to his tail Where the half had flee” abs' courts. The les-st that can be liathlyn cruched even lower. The min is lllst he pei-formed his duties

lici__;_ trctt;;_d round the snrcophagus, _Sc,.,,pu1m,s~lv_

sni ing. resentl he lifted his head _ ` __ _ und r0__red_ The yechoes piuyed __gt_ .\o, then, ,the red iim_cf the Maxell

sun sbouldereo up some the rolling

tledore and slillttlecock wi'th_ tli'e‘______ le as he mme into un bm‘te__

- . , H sound. The llon roared again this 1 ,_ h fronted the temple

few m'n t the is w s il -fenin

Ihe llon stalked only at night, rare-

'/illagers threw themselves upon the ground, striking their forcheads

ing to his feet. "Ai! She`is out an-

0Xl>l0rc this W0lll'l0l`llll temple. She seas or sacrificing in In-nilllcnl rites pieces of the idol she could ilnd sud discovercll what must have been tne hero had been nrt and culture lipid ieced them together. Here was her inner shrine. The chamber was filled uch as luis never been surpassed. ln- model. She then approached one of with itllils; here and th:-rc a ia, of splendid pug-eants, or brave. e fnkirs and signitied that she had bit gold leaf. centuries old, Ivl'nrriors and gallant; kings! Ala.<,l eed of his knife. He dsmurred at

glistcncd upon the bronze, one

clay, the wood. The caste mark the largest ido|'s head was n polish

ed ruby, overlooked doubtless during

ow the mighty hnll falleni, Aliniil i rst, but at length consented to part

ln, cr, lieliury, iiiennness, hypi‘ocricy.l i’.h it. She dug up a square of

ncleanlineSS. tlll<‘V0l”y. and u;1brilll.-ll lay. In fine, she felt more like the

assions. _ _ What was that? I-lcr Kathlyn of old than she had since

the wot She swept the dust from li_cart missed n_beat. That pad-pad; ompleting the leopard in her out- tne jewel wltn the tip Ol- her llngel-_ lg; Slllfllllls H0180! _ | oor studio, it occupied ln~r thoughts _md the dull me nent a shiver of l e _whuled about, kno_~-king over] t least part of them, for she realiz- delignt Over noni Slle wi” Still 8 all 1110: lt came down with n crnsh d that mayhnp her life depended up-

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wO,,,a,,_ - illgrl __;l_l_l?.’ 0(fUCl_t1i/._ luytiii _tshnrdsnt n hell] skill in reproducing the hid-

_ _ _ f- 'norlln D'1 it ' _ _

l1K_ln_st _the_ dhmp Clay. The :_s.l1enl_o‘l_ih5ellde w*1nd9;_`_‘;‘il___f“rlher ll" f‘_:0t oly of holies_in this atel11llile.)wul-Iolir? milf; tht; two old hypocrites saw the smut still ruled the substance Kath- d wn It some 5;)’:_"‘l _l’ll_¢ ltootsll she gained the shelter of the surcoh- lay take form and shape and the - ' i-~» ~ o _ \ s e; , . _ _ _ alll ci;_0<1__the;1_'lnl_i_iedY“lld uSlL‘ll-Sl-ll-int. Honr was s;’_f_le“__: “Zth __0l_l_ESa° Q; Zgdps _~he_nevel knew, hilt gain it she ockm-g lace gradually appear they of n_ a a ._ _ .___ _ __ _____r___v dmcprn d __ t ___ - 1 _and coweled down within. She were assured that Kathlyn was in- 'A1 snrlued the P0 v ~ an. wlmir- ______r___________ f' Us __-___n_-llc o__ er relc.. coli-and hear the liaast ti-oct-ng_ron...i deed the ancient priesteas; had deep

_ _ _ _TMS W S o _hed hiones sssdhuliiani E? I_;0l1l1'd, Shilling and runibiinnf in own in their souls they experienced

glfcninlgifigissllirlslllllg (gmtllli liliertirililrlilg th lin: "lil-llereaivasepnl tlzerlid en uii rgcelllilhcgtni lllillen vilhe rom-ntgd of e iometllsldni otfhlhmmwe lheyi had often C< 1 . . a. . 0 "1 - ~' su _ - ' , lr _ as rc-pea e . e nspir n e poor, trustn rot.

children. to doubt my \\'0l‘d! Beboldi pleasant odor. so she hurried hack to ld fe_ll0W evidently could not find » Kathlyn had talent borderingy on Henceforth she_sl1all share the temple the brazier. Vacnely she comprehend- 11080 119118 who roared back at him genius. The :idol was an exactf re- witli the lion, and later she will give cd that she must keep the_l1re replen- 0 _ VBllHhfly._ Evidently Dre had no l|cnP.of the original one; more. there us prosperity and my name shall even ishcd from time in time in order fn 9l"Dl`? for him. For an hour or was .a subtle beauty now, where ie in your households." ,nncifv fin two How mn. A.t_nii;i.i.u ___<;fl;__;e__l_>_H_l_trol_le<l__§llf- n<__r_;:ico._ utils begofe them had been 3 frank re-

. __ _ __ -C C nrt wnc _ ll vin, secured nrleStegn_ he wnn wniild fend nfl nny npproac fi the 7 H Yu < Do' s r ' usveness. It satisne the holy time at th“ msultmg echoes' lor ll "ay 0 ' ` nowa deiltriwiined that he should not lion. 1 hardly d“"“5 t0 breathe f0l` f€l1l: eu. and 'the unveiling was greeted

might llndértalle to Ever into the ‘ y the villager.. with such ,io that

l ll BB l`lO 8 H- Ed Q-` _ _ ,~ ~ _ _

A rumble as of distant thunden and ly allhvaruig In the day-tline._£)nce_ u._lose her. |_lie luturte \Y{nl;__rcsl;i;te 1_1; Whurc was Brucez, would he ever s_“_cohaguS_ qthlyn forgave _hem and? could

the storm died away. lmontll he was given “ llulloc ' ”r.d9"'d ‘md Wm" ll” 0° ls n D ' ml her? That philosophy which she Sil<'llC0 a low roar from the inncrl v w t th Sh lh d

_ _ _ ‘ _ th . ld _ __ _ _ » a c ep over em. e ad mn e

By and by she peered out Cnlltlous- hs kegil' t‘li'_erd‘:_l‘e(lt1§°pl:fl_;gc;‘wu" ,‘F_l_(__»{'irl'_r‘r‘;'_`:__e t‘;___;l°ly___l_?te:_i_l;cS _‘Ffh “issue ad inherited from her fathei, _ that shliue, told her that for the present; god for. them,_and they, fell down

ly She saw the lion crossing thelt_ 0 "1 “H9 _B di ll _:__ __' wh __ _;"'“‘ ‘y ulet. acceptance of _the ineritahlc, he was safe._ 'ronmrrow she must nd worshipped lt. - _

‘hun mid eww krotm 'u hi<1'tioiil.i llllllmi t tart the smell iirfsr' *“‘ ‘"0 0"” ‘.l"“l< Wm" °“""1°‘l l_‘@"‘ Y'.Wl"tl"" “ld "Pt "‘““°’- 'l"‘W’""l l l"ivl= more 'lays Passed- ‘"1 lllv the sl>1C&S_ Wele BD 89 _fin ul l ____ 00( _odl-l l ' rough her trials snnely. .fin onlin- l o clock she fell into n dose and was I lternoon of the fifth day Kathlyn SDI-iff. llnllc he had til--vll up ls lie_c0mmulllH - _ y woman would have dxcd from _ nally _awalllened by the sound ot as feeding the fire. The holy men abode in the temple there had been 'lhe villagers flew to obey his _o_rd- x|i.niStl0n_ _ mcen in anger. _ ng in thc win-t nt their devotions, fewer thefts from the cattle sheds. crs. Hs was indeed it lloly Man_ll\0l1 llruce, indeed! _lit that very mo-_ Poor slieep!_ They had dis.-overed hlch consisted in merely remaining;

1 er n thin to ,ln Wm, incl The 1-loly Man wus n-hput to assume in the memory of the oldest had ll cnt he wasmuslunlg out of -the he shattered idol. It dnl not mat- __ ___ _

open space between the temple and the jungle. She saw him pause, bend his head, then lope away in the di. rection taken by Rajnh.

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[lon mm K ilnl Ili _ Tn 1 nl his snunttinl; posture in the center of miracle such as this haplwllell. Ullnll Ininul-'.< presence, wild to be on to.' er at all that the return of their,

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