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The worst feature of the new scheme was the increased risk ot being brought in contact with the friends of the warrior of the red-hand—of being accosted by them, and uf course expected to make | reply. How could I avoid meeting them | —ove or more ofthem? If interrogated how shun makiug answer? I knew a few words of the Comanche tongue, but not enough to hold a conversation in it. Either my false accent or my voice would betray me! True, I might answer in Spanish. Many of the Comanches speak

this languaye; but my using it would

There was another source of appre- hension. 1 could not confide Ww the} Indiau horse. He had endeavored to} fling Siavfield all along the way, kicking | violently, and biting at his rider while seated upon his back. Should he behave iu a similar mauver with me while enteriug the camp. it would attract the attention of the indians. It would lead to scrutiny aud suspicion.

S ill another fear. even should I suc- ceel in the main points. in entering the camp, findiug the captive, and wresiiug her trom the hands of her jailers—how after? I could never depend upon this capricious mustang to carry us clear of the pursuit—there would be others as swift, perhaps swifter than he, and we should ouly be carried back to die. Oh! | thet 1 could have taken my own steed | near to the lines of yonder guard—oh ! that | ce uld have ridden him there.

It might not be; I saw that it could not be, aud I was forced to abaudon all thought of it. |

| had well-vigh made up my mind to} ri-k all the chances of my assumed ch vracter, by mougtiug the Indian horse. To my comrades | imparted the idea, aod asked their counsel

All regarded it as fraught with danger. Que or two advised me against it. They were those who did not understand my motives—who could not comprehend the seutimeut of love—who knew not the courage which that noble passion may | impart. Liitle under-tood they how its emo‘ions inspire to deeds of daring—how love absorbs all selfishness, even life becomiug a secondary consideration, when weighed agaiust the happiness or safety of its object. These men had | never loved as I. I gave no ear to their too prudent counsels.

Others acknowledged the danger, but saw not how | could act differently. Oue or two of them had, in their lives’ course experienced a touch of the tender feeliug akin to miue. These could appreciate ; | and counselled me in consonance wi'h my half-formed resolution. I liked cheir couvsel best.

Que had not yet spoken—one upon whose advice I placed a higher value than upou the combined wisdom of all the others. I had uot yet had the opin- iou of the earless trapper.

Oh, how I longed to hear him speak —reflective—tacitura—brave and saga- cious Rube! I felt as if his assent or dixsent woud decide my wavering —for his judgment was ever clear, cool, and calculating all the chauces of success, or dauger of defeat,

CUAPTER LXXXVIIL. RUBE CONSULTING HIS ORACLE.

Ue was stauding apart from the rest —leaning I should rather say, for his body was vot erect but diagonal. In this attitude it was propped by his rifle, the butt of which was steadied agaiust the stump of a tree, while the muzzle appeared to rest upon the bridge of Rule's own nose.

As the man and the piece were about of a length, the two thns placed in juxta- position presented the exact figure of ar inverted V, and the small close-capped skull of the trapper formed a snfliciertly tapering apex to the angle. Both hands were claxped round the barrel pear its muzzle his fingers interlocking while the thumbs lay flat,oue upon each side of his nose

At the first glance it was difficult to | tell whether he was gazing into the barrel of the piece, or beyond it upon the Indian camp.

The attitude was not new to him, nor tome. It was not the first time I had observed him in a posture precisely sim- ilar, Iknew it was his favorite pose, whea any question of upusual difficulty required all the energy of his “instinets.’ He was now, as often of yore, consulting his “divivity,” presumed to dwell far down within the dark tube of * Tar- guts.”

After a time all the others ceased to speak, aud stood watching him. They | knew that no step would be taken hefore | Rube’s advice had been received, and | they waited with more or less patience for him to speak. |

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So true ix it, that among no class of | mez 18 such deference paid to sagacity aud courage as amoug the trappers and | hunters, who are compelled to rely so | much upon their * gifts” or + instinets,” as they term them—which jis certainly a misnomer, as they are not attained save by years of experience and study io the school of woodcraft.

Fuli ten minutes passed. and still the old (rapper neither stirred nor spoke Nor lip nor. muscle of him was seen to move. The ey@itouecould be detected 12 motion, and these small orbs. seintil- lating ta thei deep sockets, were the ouly sigus of life which he showed. Standing rigid aud still, he appeared not % statue Duta scuretrow propped up by

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