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Exit Tony Blount -

by Sydney Parkman l CHAPTER XVI l Continued

'lBut that's nonsensel" he ex- claimed. "The woman's crasy! Slango can't do that -- and you might to know it' But what did SITP want. you in do about it, any- i av?"

"She asked me to in strains. an that he I)(-' angry with Losaki any more." she returned ill the same dull. mice. "But that is no good, for Stango niii not listen to me when .I speak ag.-mist the Samoans."

speak soitly would not

site: only a. day."

Thurlow stopped dead. They were within a dozen yards of the top of the slope now and outside the big Isle where the Samoans lived. The street was completely deserted here, but they could hear the crackling of the fire which lit up the plateau above them. and the low murmur of many voices.

"When did that happen?” he demanded grimly. "Was it after Poraon died?”

"No; he was here answered. "lie was . with gin and he came into my room and cried. But Strong and Cappie Sorensen watched the Ga- moans beating Etra. and all the men of the village watched too. It was 8trang's order." She looked up at him. her young face sullen and wretched. ”And now hc will do the same with Losaki - and I. M'fani, can do nothing!" she add- ed.

then." she very drunk

its focal point the front of the store-house. Here. upon a strip of matting, stood two chairs from Btrang's living-room; and stand- ing midway between this point and the tire. facing the empty chairs were three men.

Two of them were Bamosnli clad in khaki shorts and shirts: and the third man. who was na- ked save for s. ”lsva-lava," stood between them. His wrists had been bound behind' his back. and his drooping shoulders and dejected attitude bespoke the prisoner awaiting judgment. standing slightly in front of the semi-cir- cle of spectators, four more of the samoans were spaced at equal distances. and the remaining pair were waiting at the foot of the steps leading up to the trader's bungalow.

Of Strang himself there was no sign at the moment, but it would seem that he was momently ex- pected to put in an appearance,

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She pausrrl for a moment, and ithen went on with sudden bitter- ncss: tnancl he can do it! He did ,ir when Etra dropped the big stone through Cappie Sorensen's whale- liuat, aftrr Cnppie Sorensen had taken his WOmi1ll. And Etrs died

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It was evident that she expected no help from him. and his face hardened as he realised that even in her eyes the representative of the Government was no more than it cipher compared with the all-powerful trader. It was all that was needed to tip the scales of his resolution.

"We'll see about thatl" he said shortly; and he urned and set off

for all faces were turned in the direction of the house.

A buzz of low-voiced talk filled the air, but this ceased abruptly as Thurlow thrust his way through the nearer line of Kanakas and strode into the firelit area with M'fani at his heels. All eyes were instantly turned upon him, and even the two Samoans who were guarding the prisoner craned

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He took no notice of any of them, but made straight for the verandah steps, and as he drew near them he received final con- tirmation of M'fani's fears, for he saw that one of the two Waiting Samoan: was holding a. short, thick stick, from which depended

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