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CHAPTER XVIII Continued

She was eyeing him in I puzzled way, evidentw trying to readjust her ideas to meet the argument.

”None would go hungry or thirsty," she agreed slowly. iiBut the store is here. and it is the law that all must buy things there."

"That is the law that was made by "Person and Staiigo," he told her. "But Porson is dead and Stsngo is only a trader who is not allowed to make laws. Now I will tell you what I plan to do. To- night, when all the people are back in their houses. I will come down Ind make 8. new law. I will say that all old laws are dead and no one need go to the store at all. Also, no one need work for Stango

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Iny longer. They llllll tish ta themselves Ind grow their yarns and taro i0i- themselves Ind it. will be like it was before Strango came at all."

She stared at him with open mouth, overawod It the immensity oi the idea. It was plain that she had never oontemplsted the pos- sibility oi such sweeping reforms. Ind the bare notion of them wss almost shocking to her at first.

"But - but Stsngo would be too cross." she stammered It lsst.

Thurlow laughed grimly. "I-In oertainly won't be pleased." he said. "But Stango has had his own way long enough on Araiui. The only thing is - can you Hi: it up for me to sprnk to all the people to-night? 1 want them to know about it as soon as they ooms bsck from work so that they will ex- pect me, but I don't want the news to reach Stango. I will come down about an hour after sunset, but until I (mine I don't want any signs oi excitement. Now do you think you can arrange that?"

She was still staring at him with dilated eyes, but it seemed that she had grasped something of the stgiiiiicuiico or his proposed action for she nodded slowly.

”I win do tliitt." she said hesit- atiiigiy. "But it will be hard to keep it from Stango. This is s I'0:'y his: thing that you are going in do. 'I"ttrlo, and I think it would

bu l)P'll'i' ii I talked to Tlsembao .'llmll' it first."

”l'soiiIliati'.'” llC repeated in some FIIIDIXEP. "What's he got to do ill'll it?”

"He is very wise. and all good intin listen to him.” she explain- vti "He will know it you can do this thing.”

But I know we can do it already,”

he pointed out. ”I don't need '1"seniban to tell me that. Besides, if he's an old the idea lwcatise its new. Old mnn are like that.

she shook her head emphatic.

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"'1”seinbao is different." shs said, "Many years ago, before there was no white man on Arsitii, Tlsembao was my When she died the child who was my mother lived in T'sembao's tale, and lie was chief man till my mo. their was old enough to take I man herself. Then T'seinbao was inaster oi the drums - which is next to the chart man. But then P(1I':'0ll and Stziiigo came, and all things were changed. The man who was my father was killed; my mu. ther died of B. sickness, and Stango took me into his house so that he was chief maii W because of me. Also, they l)ill'liP(l I.llP drums; and, with no drums, Tscnibao was no- thinr at nil.

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his existence till Misni hsd spoken or him on the previous Evsnralsowum who toppled sits:-noon. armor-plated' '; Imgincourt

"Well. in that one, perhaps. I'd better go down and see him my- self." he ssid rather doubttully.

M'isni shook her head decidedly.

(To be Continued)

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