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CHAPTER X.

(Continued. )

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Seven days the assault went on—a week of fighting, intermitted only at night, under | cover of which the Aztecs carried off their |

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grand wars; some had even served under the my6 eod tf

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dreds of them were killed ; hundreds more lay wounded in the chambers of the palace.

The evening of the seventh day, the ‘tzin, standing on the western verg? of the teocallis from which he had ccastartly directed the assault, saw coming the resuits which could alone console him for the awful sacrifice of his countrymen. The yells of the Tlascalans were not so defiant as formerly, the men of iron, the Christians, were seen to sink wearily down at their posts, and sleep, despite the tumult of the battle; the guns were more slowly and carefully served, and whereas, before Cortes’ departure there had been three meals a day, now there were but two; the supply of provisions was failing, The ancient house, where constructed of wood, showed signs of demolition ; fuel was becoming scant. Where the garrison obtained its supply of water was a marvel. He had not then heard ef what Father Bartolome afterwards brated as a miracle of Christ- accidestal aunding of a spring in the middle of the gar den.

Then the assault was discontinued, and a blockade established. Another week, during which nothing entered the gates of the palace to sustain man or beast. Then there was but vue meal a day, and the sentinels on the walls began to show the effect.

Une day the main gate opened, and a woman andamancame out. The ‘tzin descended from his perch to meet them. At the foot of the steps they knelt to him—the princess Tula and the prince Io’.

** See, O 'tzin,”’ said the princess, ‘“‘ see the king's signet. We bring you a message from him. He has not wherewith to supply his table. Yesterday he washungry. He bids you re-open the market, and send of the tributes of the provinces without stint—all that is his kingly right.”

** And if I fail?” answered Guatamozsn.

** He said not what, for no one has éver failed his order.”

And the ’tzin looked at Io’.

** What shail I do, O son of the king?”

In all the fighting, Io’ had stayed in the palace with his father. Through the long days he had heard the voices of the battle calling to him. Many times he walked to the merlons of the azoteas, and saw the ‘tzin on the temple, or listened to his familiar cry in the street. And where—so ran his thought the while—where is Hualpa? Happy fellow ? What glory hemust have won—true warrior- glory to flourish in song forever! A heroic jealousy would creep upon him, and he would go back miserable to his chamber.

** One day more, O 'tzin, and all there is in the palace—king and stranger alike—is yours,” Io’ made answer. ‘* More I need not say.”

** Then you go not back ?”

** No,” said Tula.

No,” said In’. ‘*I came out to fight. Anahuac is our mother. Let us save her, O tzin.”

And the 'tzin looked to the sun; his eyes withstood its piercing splendors awhile, then he said calmly:

““Go with the Princess ®ula where she chooses, Io’; then come back. The gods shall have one day more, though it be my last. Farewell.”

They arose and went away. He returned to the azoteas.

Next day there was not one meal in ihe palace. Starvation had come. And now the final battle, or surrender! Morning passed; noon came; later, the sun began to go down the sky. In the streets stood the thousands —ou all the housetops, on the temple they stooi—waiting and looking, now at the leagured house, now at the ‘tzin seated at the verge of the teocatlis, also waiting.

Suddenly a procession appeared on the cen- tral tarret of the palace, and in its midst, Montezuma.

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Down from his perch rushed the ’tzin. He put himself in the midst of the retiring war- riors. He appealed to them in vain. The chiefa gathered around him, knelt and kissed his hands, and bathed his feet with their tears ; they acknowledged his heroism; they would die with him ; but while the king lived, under the gods, he was master, and to dis- obey him was sacrilege.

Then the ‘tzin saw, as if it was a god's decree, that Anahuac and Montezuma could not both live. ON OR THE OTHER MUST DIE! And never so wise asin his patience, he sub- mitted, and told them:

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