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AN AGONY OI‘ WAITING It was u gasping and disheveled pair than stlxxered into the settle- ment ‘rwo hours later. Apparently tlie

' women had seen no sign of the 898--

plune, for they were B01118 Pllcl-“Y about their work and showed nﬂlf-hl!‘ excitement nor curicsiiy ut the Ip- pearance of the two whi‘e people. BlLl yelled, and pointed to the sky and they politely followed his gestures with their eyes, but seeing nothing. turned back to their work. '

He ran to ilhe little beach. Canoes still gone. Even if they were there he and Katherine could hardly set out alone for Broken Wings. ‘Nor

ilhe tallmt tree he couuld climb, any

Sign of the plane. It had vanished

could not even find the tiny speck he knew to be the island they ha] landed on and left only the day br- fore.

Katherine waiteﬁd in silence for

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him as he descended from the tree “Perhaps it wasrrt a plane at all," she ventured. “Maybe it really was a big bird of some kind, 11‘. was pretty fa;- away." you?" l "I heard something, surely, but it might have been the wind Bill." He sank to the sandy beach and buried his head in his arms. Despair

carelessness in leaving no message behind to guide any one who might land there.

“Surely? Katherine tried to com- fort him, "surely if some one did laud there they would also come here

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Don't give lip, Bill. We may see the plans coming this way any minute."

"It's our only hope." he said dull].

Any effort: in rouse the wonicn left in cazrup were vainwfrhey paid no further attention to his gestures and entreavies. He realized finally

he insisted on climbing the tree again, and there he watched through the long afternoon, watching in vain for any reappearance of who‘. he was sure was a rescue plane.

As the sun began to sink one o! the navlv ewomen came down to tho beach and took Katherine's hand

gently in hers. "Come," she said. Katherine did not understand the word, but ilhe meaning of her pres- ence und her gesture were under- standable.

"I must go, Bill." she called up to

the man perched like some giant bird in the palm tree. "The men mus‘, be returning and the women want me to 10in them. ‘rhehabu has begun for us." -

As she had hoped, this distracted his attention from the vigil he was keeping amine slid down tolloin the two women, brown and white, who waited at the foot of the tree For one long minute he held Kathrihe close, kissed her, whispered broken words of courage, then saw her diz- appear with her guide in the Rees. along the path that led to the set- tlement. '

Lef alone he tried to collect his thoughts. Had he really seen s ship. an airplane flying away from Aru- man‘: island toward Broken Wings? Or had his ardent hope for ranue deceived him? Was it wise for them to remain here, separated from all but brief glimpses o! each other, for a momﬂi? Katherine had taken til.- arrangement in good part, as she lit-i taken everything since his fall from the tree at Cocoanut Pain-t. The

voices of i'he men returning from,

their hunt-in! ieached his ears. Weary and discouraged he went to 30in them. ‘rhey were nm in sight when he reached the camp, and he tumedhis steps toward the houses they occu- pied. Hls guide of the day before stepped out as he reached the men: quarters and beckoned him to enter. Bill stepped through the low doorway and found himself in s house that was much better mods than the On! in which he and Katherine had spent the previous night. It contained only oe room. but that room was covered with u rude flour, and there were candles of u sort stuck in the wail to give u dim and smoky illumination. Wur- other men were standing .'n- side, divesting themselves of meats.

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could he see, even from the top of.

“But I heard the engines, didn't‘.

shook him despair and agony ut his’

bows sud arrows, and weapons that looked like boauerungs. They raised

their hands in u gesture of lreetins uudlilllvnlledtoltuslugtiisssms gesture. ‘nan he pointed to himself Ind said loudly. “Bill. My name.

"noel." they reputed frvlns to imlhh hb pronunciation.

‘than the nhn who had invited him to emu pointed to himself and Mid. "Ahiweys, Aluwuys."

Bill repeated the won! and the uisa "I 0"“! pleased. cram." am "will" one. naming hiullf. "root/i.

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to each mun Is he named him. The! laughed at his efforts good-nuturedly and repeated his name allln. Th0" was something very lossunt about their friendliness and Bill hoped Kaiiherine was meeting with as cor- dial s welcome.

He pointed then to the weapons they canled, and with childish cage:- ness they told him the name of each object. He learned, too, thawordr for light, water floor and the straw mats that were applrellﬁli’ 50 b9 "593 as beds. In u short time the rolling of the drums was heard and the men stepped out to have their supper. Every woman had disappeared out in vessels around the cuinfire there was food cooked and left for the men to eat.

Ahiwaya selected a number of ‘lie

campletely and “Wm the h , r he pots and bowls and carried them into

Ammo-it's dwelling. Evidently the chief did not eat with his subjecs. Bill found that. he was hungry ‘and that thefood was very good. He eon- tinued to ask the names of things and found his companions very will- ing lo teach him. flattered probably that he should wish to know.

When the meal was finished he was offered a roll of tobacco and l! clay pipe. As he prepared to smoke wivh them he turned over the post - biiity of speech with Aruman. i-le wanted to talk to ilhe chief at once, to tell him oi‘ the seaplane and to ask his help, but how to reach the chief was u problem. When his pipe was going he said to Ahiwaya who sat at his side, "Aruman? Chief? I talk with him?” and pointed to the chief's house. ‘

Ahiwayu seemed -‘o understand for he rose at once and went to Arumans dwelling. He cams back in u few minutes and motioned Bill to follow. They walked across the open space and stoodiwaiting for permission to enter before the door of Arumans house. At the sound of some huilive words Ahiwayu pu-hed aside u soft

that until Amman! return in the eve- I lather ‘kin ma" mien“ m’ “or ning there was nothing he could ca; “d h’ “d 5m ware n but. wailch, Deaf to Katherine's pleas‘ °‘ ‘he “"1”-

the presence

Bill. gasped wivh surprise at the primitive splendor that me‘. his eyes. Oil lumps took the place of vile candles in Bill's own hut. 'I'he v/Rll! werehung with skins, stuffed birds and wood carvings. Futocns of flowers hung in the corners and the floor was covered with sof‘. reed mats At one end of the room was a pile of mam, finely woven, and withskiiis thrown over them 1o make a divun

relief of unemployed miners and g°°m g“ ' kmd “:1 ‘ltualsumsfouvitel? their families. As the Government‘ afterwards gave it to Mrs. Batten, ya atstone un, .u ng . -

the figure of the same god that. was carved in the totem pole outside.

Ahiways made a low obeissucc and Bill also bowed. Amman motioned them to mstsneur him and they squatted down for their talk, Alai- ways. watching Bill with great curi- osity. __

"You are welcome, white mun." Arumun said.

“I come to make talk, Bill an- swered.

"Good talk is between friends" Arumun said gravely.

"This, then, is good talk," Bil] re- plied. “Thir afternoon Chief Aru- man I suw from the hill on your island u ship of the air such u 1 told you of this morning."

Arumun wore a puzzled look "The hill," he repeated, "What is be-tne hill?" '

Bill laid the ends of two manta to- gether io form ‘u miniature hill incl Arumsn nodded, then touched his forehead and his breast in a sign 0i fear. . 1 . "Ne," he said forcefully, "No go hill Bad spirits there. No go again."

"All mini," slid Bill cheerfully. ds- '

termined to humor him, _"I won't gs scam but umn well. rrdm that. mu I saw u ship of the ulr, flying toward my islan ."

Arumun shook his head. "No," he said again‘, "Ne. Evil upiri ."

"But I tell you it ‘was u ship of the air. I wish you in give ma. canoe ‘tn- morrow, take me buck to my island, me sud the white woman." _ ‘

The chiofsmoked thoughtfully for u long time, then, "Yes. You go your island, leave white woman here."

Nor could Bill move hlmlfrom the‘. decision. 'I‘hvy had agreed to keep the tubu. It must be kept or the spirits would be very angry. He would ‘ska Bill, bu‘. Katherine must be left se- hind.

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