WEDNESDAY.

Exit Tony Blount

CHAPTER XXII

AI he stood stricken into immo- bility by this prompt confirma- tion of his fears, the drumming ceased abruptly. and in the sud- den silence which followed he thought he heard a faint confused murmur of distant shouts and

cries.

After I few mtimeiif. he started to move forward again - but walking slowly now and listening intently for any further smind that might be borne on the sultryi night air The knowledge that he was now powerless to influence.

and he lifted his voice and shouted the girl's name.

"M'fani," he called. And again. ”M'fani!"

He heard a snapping of twigs in the thicket ahead of him and a mo- ment later she emerged out of the darkness and came atralglit to- wards him. He cc " hear her panting, as though she had I3C(Il running and as she came up to him he reached out and grasping her roughly by the shoulder, held her at. arms length.

In the gloom he could see that she was looking up at him with her head flung back. but she made no further movement, though he could feel her body taut and vi- brant imder his touch.

lng a little. "What is this you have done?"

She laughed, - a laugh.

”1 have done much. T'urlc!” she answered. "Very much! Did you

little fierce

wants had induced a kind of en- Ihear the. shooting?"

forced cairn which completely took

"I heard!" he told her grimly.

the place of his iortucr apprehen- .”And I want tn know , , .

live excitement: and when he found l himself faced a minute later by a,

widc pandanus thicket, he stop- tied almgetber. It was from somewhere about

here that the drumming had come,

"Listen!" she intcrruptui

They both stood in absolute sil- ence for a few scctuids. A distant clamour came faintly to their cars

so-

"There is more said and her voice was vihrniit with triumph. "And that is lie- cause he is dead! Men were in his house ready! More men were unit- lng round the Samoan's 'faie'l Tlicy had spears and war clubs and axes and knives. and when they licrirrl the drum -- the great war ditiiii that T'sembso hid away from Por- son and Btango - it was the sign

to kill! They were the orders of M'fanil"

He stared at her through the darkness.

"Do you know what done?" he said slowly.

"I know - and it is it good thing!" she returned. still in the same joyously exalted tone. ”'l"iicy are all dead - Stango, who it as cruel to us and the Samoaiis. who were hated by all men! It iias voiir word, T'urlo, that this would he it

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she climbed a tree faster. Prowler was on a branch just. below the where . those helpless little squirrels were. more and he iwould have been putting his head lin at that doorway. Mother was

entrance to the nursery A minute or two

ljust in time. The big snake was just reaching up to look into that when Mrs. Happy Jack appeared just below him. Instantly yiie drew back, and turned to face hissed. It was an ugly sounding hiss. It was a threatening hiss. Mrs. Happy Jack paid no at- ptentinn to it. She came on like a . . . ”M'fani!" he Mild, his voice shak- i

doorway

i her. He

good place to fight. He struck

lher once, bitt he didn't hurt her. yvmi sec his teeth are very small, .lfc doesn't have fangs, as the big tneth of the poison people are cal- ,icd Then it seemed as if he threw himself down in a branch below. He ,w'ns getting away from t.he.re, as ltm as ll? cmild. He iiiici fnlmd out know hole." away. back when she limit

what he had wanted to "Tliere are babies in that i fllmlzlll. he, as he glided

I ”f'i' come

shooting." Ell?i

Irirniiiid."

Meniiwliile, Mrs. Happy Jack had I hurried sure that those babzes were there. l:EiI:rI(iVi'Il'v-fight. It was a good

,thought, but when we heard that

Stango and the Samoans had hcatcii you and locked you in the storehouse, we knew that

no good any more, because

St.-irigo uoiiiti be strong attain. But

Tsciiibao showed me this other way. We would kill Stango before. the people became afraid of him again and than you would he niasicr and all men would be. free. And now it. is done!" she conclud- ycd triumphantly.

i He, stared down at her dumbly.

'HRIL'iSL at the thought of what this

iti-year-old girl had made him re- Ispoiisihie for. It was obvious now that she had brought him here in 0l(Itl' to iiuike certain of his safety find to ciisui-e that he should not he. in a position to interfere with Itiie grim work she and T'sembao lhad planned.

i He it as about to say something wheii his attciitioii was caught by a faint ruddy glow which had ap- lpearcd above the black sea of fpalm-tops below them. It was igrnwiiln in strength every moment, laud even as he stared at it, it be- .L'flll to sprcad up into the night sky.

M'faiii swung round, and a cry of pure. pleasure escaped her.

I ”They're. burning the copra sheds!" she exclaimed. ”Snon there l'.lII be nothing left of Staiigo or his store or his copra!” She turn- led and fnccd him again. "Do not the and. T'urio! He was your enemy land he is dead! And now all men iwill be your fricnds and will do fuliat you say. and I will live with lyoii always! Bcfore, I was foolish and thought a great chief would conic for me from Tonga. But now If know that you are my chief. i'l”urln, and we live together with imuch happiness!"

I He stared doivn at her eager lyouiig face. uplifted to his. In the faint rosy light reflected from the pskv. he could see her slightly part- ed lips and her lustrous brown it-yes lit up wiiii sheer joy.

”Ynii'rc mad! he told her. with soinctliirig like a groan. "Clcaii uiacil What do you think is going to hrippcii when the Govcriiinciyt finds out about this?"

To be continued

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