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From creeping man the monarch looked to crouching beast, and comprehended the situation.
Forward went Hualpa, now the chief ob- ject of attraction to the monster. At last he was directly in front of it.
** Call the guard and fly! now.
And through the garden rang the call. Verily, the hunter had become the king!
A moment after the ocelot lowered its head, and leaped. The Tihuancan had barely time to put himself in posture to re- ceive the attack, his left arm serving as shield; upon his knee, he struck with the knife. The blood flew, and there was a howl so loud that the shouts of the mon- arch were drowned. The mantle was rent to ribbons; and through the feathers, cloth and flesb, the long fangs craunched to the bone—but not without return. This time the knife, better directed, was driven to the heart; where it snapped short off, and remained. The clinched jaws were relaxed. Rushing suddenly in, Hualpa contrived to push the fainting brute into her tank. He saw it sink, saw the pool subside to its calm, then turned to Monte- zuma, who though calling lustily for the guard, had stayed to the end. Kneeling upon the stained shells, he laid the broken
_knife at the monarch’s feet, and waited for him to speak
it is coming
**Arise |!’ the king said kindly.
The hunter stood up, splashed with blood, the fragments of his fi/mat!i clinging in threads to his arm, his tunic torn, the
hair fallen over his face—a most wicvurtier- like figure
** You are hurt,” said the king directly. ‘*lwas once thought skillful with medi- cines. Let me see.”
He found the wounds, and own sash, rich with embroidery, it in many folds around the bleeding arm.
Meantime there was commotion in many qu irter
** Evil takes the careless watchers!” he said sternly, noticing the rising clamour. ** Had I trusted them—but are you not of the guard?”
**f am the great king’s slave—his poorest slave, but none of his guard.
Montezuma regarded him attentively.
‘It caunot an assassin would not have interfered with the ocelot. Take up the knife, and follow me.”
** Hualpa obeyed. On the way they met + snumber the guard running in great
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perplexity but without a word to hem, tne monarch walked on, and into the palace. lu a reom were there
were tables and seats, books and writing uiaterials, maps on the walls and piles of them on the floor, he stopped and seated himself.
‘You know what truth is, and how the gods punish falsehood,” he began; then wbraptly, ‘* How came you in the garden ?”
Hualpa fell on his knees, and laid his paim on the floor, and answered without jooking up, for such he knew to be a court- :¥ custom.
‘“Who may deceive the wise king, Montezuma? I will answer as to the gods; the gardens are famous in song and story, and I was tempted to see them, and climb- ed the wall. ‘hen you came to the fount- ain, 1 was close by; and while waiting for # chance to escape, 1 saw the ocelot creep- ing upon you; and—and—and the great king is too generous to deny his slave the pardoo he risked his iife for,”
‘** Who are you?”
‘fam from the province of Tihuanco. My name is Hualpa;”
_** Haalpa, Hualpa,” repeated the king slowly. ** You serve Guatamozin.”
‘* He is my friend and master, O king.”
Montezuma started, * Holy gods, what iacdness! My people have sought you far and wide to feed you to the tiger in the tank.”
Hualpa faltered not.
“0 king, I know I am charged with the murder of Iztlil’, ‘the Tezcucan. Will it please you to hear my story ?”
_ And (akiog the assent, he gave the par- ticulars of the combat, not omitting the ‘i did not murder him,” he con- ‘lu ‘* Lf he is dead, I slew him in fair ught, shield to shield, as a warrior may, with honor, slay a foeman.”
: And you carried him to Tecuba ?”
Before the judges, if you choose, I will make the account good.”
cause.
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** Be i so!" the monarch said emphati- cally. two days hence, in the court, will ac use you. Have there your wit- esses ; 1018 4 matter of life and death.
» enhe ° ~ s ”? Now, what of your master. the ’tzin /
The qu sation was dangerous, and Haalpa trembied, but resolved to be bold.
“a at he not too presumptuous, most inighty king—if a slave may seem to judge fs tnaster's judgment by the offer of a word ——.”’
** Speak !
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I give you liberty.”
to say,” continued Hualpa, ** that in the court there are many noble courtiers who would die for you, O king ; but, of them all, there is not one who so loves you, or whose love could be made 80 profitable, being backed by skill, cour- wisdom, as the generous prince whom vou call my master. In his banish- ment he has chosen to serve you; for the night the Strangers landed in Cempoalla he lett his palace in Iztapalapan and entered their camp in the train of the governor of Cotaslan. Yesterday a courier, whom you rewarded richly for his speed in coming, brought you portraits of the strangers and pictures of their arms and camp; that courier was Guatamozin, and his was the hand that wrought the artist’s work. O, much as your faculties become a king, you have been deceived; he is not a traitor.”
**Who told you such a fine minstrel’s tale ?”
** The gods judge me, O kiug, if, without your leave, | had so much as dared kiss the dust at your feet. What you have gracious- ly permitte1 me to tell I heard from the ‘tzin himself.”
Montezuma sat a loug time silent, then asked:
‘* Did your master speak of the strangers or of the things he saw ?”’
“ The noble 'tzin regards me kindly, and therefore spoke with freedom. He said, muurnaing much that he could nvt be at
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your last council to declare his opinion, that you were mistaken.”
The speaker's face was cast down, so that he could not see the frown with which the plain words were received, and he con- tinued :
‘“*They are not fewles,’ (gods) 80 the ‘tzin said, ‘but men, as you and | are; they eat, sleep, drink like’us; nor is that all— they die like us; for in the night,’ he said, ‘I was in their camp, and saw them, by torchlight, bury the body of one that day died.’ And then he asked, ‘Is that a prac- tice among the gods? Your slave, VU king, is not learned as a paba, and therefore be- lieved him.”
Montezuma stood up.
‘Not teudes! How should be dealt with ?”’
‘‘ He says that, as they are men, they are also invaders, with whom an Aztec cannot Nothing for them but war.”
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‘*Go home, now. ‘To-morrow i will
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And from that night he thought more than ever of glory and Nenetzin. {T'o be continued, )
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