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CHAPTER LX CXVI.—(Conrozp.)

Had they dove so? This first object of inquiry. It was almost too probable to edmit of adoubt; but we desired to be certain about a matter of such primary importance, and we looked for the hoof with the piece chipped from its ed; ge—easily to be identified by all of us. Inthe muddy margin of the stream we could not find it; but the steed may have been led or ridden in front of the rest, and his tracks trampled out by the thick drove that followed.

At this moment Stanfield came up

was our

and jeined us in the examination. The ranger had scarcely beut his eyes on | the trail when a_ significant excla-| mation escaped him. He stood pointing downward to the track of a shod hors

** My horse!” cried he; ‘* my hores ildhery, by Gosh!”

* Your horse?”

‘“MayI never see Kaintuck if it

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“tur sure

it’s yuro ?

* Sure as shootin’; [ shod him myself.

] could tell that ere mark on a dry sand- | bar. I know every nail thar, | druy | ‘em wi’ my own hand—it’s him sartin.” |

* Wheeo-o!” whistled Rube, in bis significant way, ‘‘ thet makes things a leetle plainer, T reck’n; an’ so I thort all along—an’ so | thort—ye- e8-—80 [ thort. The durned rennygade niggur!” he ad- ded, with angry emphasis, “7 know'd we dud wrong to let ‘im 60; we oughter | served ‘im as | perposed ; e oughter cut his durvation throat, an’ igen’ im the minout we tuk ’im; cuss the luck thet wedidn't! Wagh!”

Rube’s words needed no interpretation. We knew whose throat he would have cut—that of the Indianized Mexican taken at the mesa; and I remembered that at the time of his capture such had been Rube’s advice—overruled, of course, by the more merciful of his com- rades. The trapper has assigned some reason: he knew something of the man’s history.

He new repeated his reasons:

“He ura true renuygade,” said he; *“*an’ thur aint on all the parairies a wusser enemy to whites than thet ur— more partikiurly to Texan whites. He wur at the massacre o’ Wilson’s family on the clur fork o’ the Brazos, an’ wur conspik’us in the skrimmage; a’ more too—it ur thought he toated off one o’ Wilson’s gurls, an’ made a squaw o’ her, for he’s mighty given thet way, I’ve heern. Wagh! he ur wuss than a Injun, for the reezun thet he unerstans the ways o’ the whites. I never know’d sich a foolish thing as ter let ‘im get clur. “Ee may thavk yur Juck, Mister Stannafeel, thet he didu’t take yur har at the same time when he wur a-takin’ o’ yur hoss. Wagh ! thet ye may !”

It was Stanfield’s horse that had been stolen by the renegade, and the tracks now identified by the ranger were those of that avimal—po doubt with the free- booter upon his back.

This new discovery let in a flood of light. Beyond a doubt the war-party was the same we had met by the mound, with perhaps a reinforcement ; the same that had just plundered the Mexican town; the same who had paid their

o’ it, ole hoss? yure sure

horrid visit to the hacienda, and this renegade Ha! Strange remembrances were

crowding iato my brain. 1 remembered meeting this semi-savage skulking about the road, after we had granted him his parole; I remembered, upon one occa- sion, seeing him while riding out with her; I remembered the rude expression with which he had regarded my com- panion—the glance half fierce, half lust- ful; I remembered that it made me angry; that I rebuked and threatened him—I now remember all.

Wild thoughts came rushing into my mind—worse thoughts than ever.

I sprang to my saddle, aud calling out some half-coherent. orders, rode rapidly along the trail.

CHAPTER LXXVII. THE WRITING ON THE MAGUEY.

The skill of the trackers was no longer called in need. The war-trail was as easily followed as a toll-road. A blind man could have guided himself along such a well-tredden highway.

Our rate of speed was now ruled by the capacity of our horses. Alas! their power was nearly at anend, They had been two days and nights under the saddle, with but a few hours to refresh themselves by food or rest—they could | not hold out much longer.

One by one, they began to lag, until the greater number of them followed with tottering step hundreds of yards in the rear. It was in vain to contend against nature. The men were stili willing, though they, too, were wearied to death; but their horses were qnite done op—eren whip and spur could force them no farther. Oaly my own match- less steed could have continued the journey. Alone, I micht have advanced, but that would have been madness. What could I have accomplished alone?

Night was fast coming down—it was already twilight. 1 saw by the clouded sky we should have no moon, We might follow the trail with our waxen torches—not yet burned out—but that would no longer be safe. For myself, I was reckless enough to have risked life in any way, but the lives of my comrades were not mine. J] could not give them—I should not waste- fully fling them away.

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