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THE FAIR GOD.

meok SEVEN. CHAPTER IV. MONTEZUMA A PROPUET—UMIS PROPHECY.

Scarce five wee ks before Cor tes sailed from the palace with seventy soldiers, ragged, yet eariously bedight with gold and silver; now he returned full-handed, at his back thirteen hundred infantry, a hundred horse, addition al guns and Clascalans. Surely he could hold what he had gained.

Che garrison stood in the court-yard to re ceive him. Trumpet re plied to trumpet, and the reverberation of the drums shook the an cient house. When all were assigned to quarters, the ranks were broken and the vet erans—those who had remained and those whe had followed their chief—rushed clamor ously into each other's arms. Comradeship, with its strange love, born of toil and danger, and nursed by red-handed battle, asserted it self. The men of Narvaez look on indiffer- ently, or clomb the palace, and from the roof surveyed the vicinage, especially the great temple, apparently as forsaken as the city. |

And in the court-yard Cortes met Alvarado, saluting him coldly. The latter excused his conduct as best he could; but °the palliations were unsatisfactory. The general turned from him with bitter denunciations, and as he did 80, a procession approached; four nobles, carrying silver wands; then a train in double files: then Montezuma, in the roya! regalia, splendid from head to feet. The shade of the canopy borne above him w rapped his person in purple softness, but did not hide that other shadow discernible in the slow, uncertain step, the bent form, the wistful eyes, the

shadow of the coming fate. Such of his family as shared his captivity brought up the cortege.

At the sight, Cortes waited ; his blood was hot and his head filled with the fumes of vic tory ; from a great height, as it were, he look- ed upon the retinue and its sorrowful master ; and his eyes wandered fitfully from the Chris tians, worn by watching and hunger, to the sumptuousness of the infidels ; so that when the monarch drew nigh him the temper of his heart was as the temper of his corselet.

‘*IT salute you, OQ Malinche, and welcome your return,” said Montezuma, according to the interpretation of Marina,

The Spaniard heard him without a sign of recognition

* The good lady of your trust has had you in care ; she has given you the victory. I con- gratulate you, Malinche.”

Still the Spaniard was obstinate.

The king hesitated, dropped his eye under the cold stare, and was frozen into silence. I'he Cortes turned upon his heel, and, without a word, sought his chamber.

The insult was plain, and the witnesses, Christian and infidel, were shocked; and while they stood surprised, Tula _rush- ed up and threw her arms around the victim’s neck, and laid her head upon his breast. The retinue closed around them, as if to hide the shame; and thus the unhappy monarch went back to his quarters —back to his captivity, to his remorse, and the keener pangs of pride savagely lacerated.

For a time he was like one dazed; but, half waking, he wrung his hands, and said feebly, ** It cannot be, it cannot be! Maxtla, take the couneillors and go the Malinche, and say that I wish to see him. Tell him the business is urgent and will not wait. Bring me his answer, omitting nothing.”

The young chief and the four nobles de- parted, and the king relapsed into his dazement, muttering, ‘‘ It cannot be, it can- not be !”

The commissioners delivered the message. Olid, Leon, and others who were present begged Cortes to be considerate.

‘*No,” he replied; ‘“‘the dog of a king would have betrayed us to Narvaez; before his eyes we are allowed to hunger. Why are the markets closed? I have nothing to do with him.”

lo the commissioners he said:

** Tell your master te open the markets, or we will for him. Begone !”

And they went back and reported, omitting nothing, not even the insulting epithet. Phe king heard them silently, as they pro-

love him. In dying there is no honor like lingering long amidst enemies.”

His voice trembled, and he paused. She raised her eyes to his face, which was placid but rapt, as if his spirit had been caught by 4 sudden \ ision,

“To the world,” he said, in a little while, ‘*T have bid farewell. I see its vanities go from me one by one; last im the train, ani most glitt ring, most loved, Power—and in its hands is my heart. me, darkening all without, ! within ; and in the brightness, lo, ™) People and their Future!”

He stopped again, then resumed ; :

‘The long, long eycles—two— four eight newly risen

ut brightuting all

pass away, and I see the tril 8 like the trodden grass, and in their midst a p iesthoed and a cross. An age ot battle more, and, lo,! the eross but not the priest ; in their stead Freedom and God,’

And with the last word, as if to indicate the Christian God, the report of a gun with- out broke the spell of the seer ; the two start- ed and looked at each other, listening for what might follow; but there nothing more, and he went on quietly talking to her.

(To be continued.)

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