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He raised her gently, and earried her through the entrance. The rough men look- ing on saw apon his cheek what, if the cheek had been a woman's, they would have sworn was a tear.

** Ho, Marina !” he cried to the wondering interpreter. ‘“‘I bring thee a bird dropped too soon from the nest. The hunter hath chased the poor thing, and here is a bolt in its wing. Give place in thy cot, while 1 go fora doctor, and room with thee, that malice hurt not a good name.”

And at the sight the Indian woman was touched; she ran to the cot, smoothed the pillow of feathers, and said, ‘‘ Here, rest her here, and run quickly. I willcare for her.”

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Soearnestly did she speak, that the captain changed his mind. ‘‘ Very well. What is spoken in pain.should be spoken quickly. I will stay.”

Nenetzin caught the assent end went on rapidly. ‘‘ Let him know that to-morrow at noon the drum in the great temple will be beaten, and the bridges taken up, aud then there will be a war.”

“By the saints} she bringeth doughty news,” said Alvarado, ia his voice of soldier. ** Ask her where she got it; ask her, as you love us, Marina.”

‘*From my father—from the king him: self.”

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** The princess Nenetzin,” said the cavalier. ** But stay not so. Ask her when and where she heard the news.”

** To-day, at Chapultepec.”

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“The Lord Cuitlahua is to take up the bridges. Maize and meat will be furnished tu-morrow only. About the great temple now there are ten thousand warriors for an attack, ind elsewhere in the city there are seventy thousand more,”

‘** Enough,” said Alvarado, kissing the lit- tie hand. ‘* Look now to the hurt, Marina. bring the light; mayhap we can take the bolt away ourselves,”

Marina knelt and examined the wounded arm, and shortly held up the arrow.

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