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The man*pointed tothe scene of our) accidental reucoutre.

““ He was going yonder,” went among the trees—I more.”

This intelligence evidently iner the astonishment of all. They c comprehend why Wakono should be upon the ground, and yet not come forward to | assert his claim. Had he abaodosed it | altogether ? |

The father of the claimant appeared | as auch puzzled as any one. He made | no attempt to explain the absence of his son. He could not.. He stood silent,, and evidently in # state of mystification. |

Several — suggested that # search | be made for the absent warrior. It was} proposed to al messengers throughout | the camp—(o searc h the grove

My blood ran cold as I Kabeuwid to the| proposal, my knees trembled beneath me. | I knew that if the grove should be} searched, I would have no chance of re maining longer concealed. The of Wakono was eonspicuous—I saw th att there was none other like it—no other} wore a robe ot jagua ur s} <ins, pe this would betray me. Even the paint) could not avail, I should be led into (he firelight. The counterfeit Would be easily detected. I should bée'butehered upon the | spot—perhaps tortured for my treatment | of the true Wakono, which would soon | become known.

My appreheusious had reached the | climax of acuteness, when they were sud- | denly relieved by some wor ds from the Spanish Wolf.

-? wey search for’ Wakono? ”’ -criced | he, * Wakono knows his own name? it|

been called, and Joud | cnough. |

akona has ears — surely he can hear for

himself; if he is in the camp. Call him again, if you will! ”

This proposition appeared reason- able. It was adopted, and the erier ence mére summoued the young chief by | hame.

The voice, as all perceived, could have

heard to the farthest bounds otf the , and far beyond. ¢ " imerval was allowed, during which there reigned perfect silence, every ose bending his ear to listen. There came no answer—no Wakonwo appeared to the bs.

“ Now ” renegade, “is it not. as I said? riors! I demand your judgment.”

There was vo immediate reply. A long pause followed, during which no one spoke—either in the circle, or among the ors.

At length the oldest of the council rose —relit the calumet, and after takivg a whiff from the tube, handed it to the Indiati seated on his leit. Tis one in like manner passed it te the next, aud he to the next, uatil the pipe had made the circuit of the fire, and was returned: to the old warrior who had first smoked from it. The latter now laid aside the pipe, aud ip a formal manver, but in a voice inaudible to the spectators, pro- posed the questiou. The vote was taken An rotation; apd was; also. delivered sotto

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voce. The judgment only was_pro- nounced aloud.

The decision was singular, and somewnat wtexpected. The jury

had beem; moved by a strong bear- ing towards equity, and an amicable ad- justment, that might prove acceptable to all parties.

‘The horse was adjudged to Wakono— the maiden was declared the property of the Spanish Wolf!

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OHAPTER XCVIII,

A ROUGH COURTSHIP.

THE decision appeared to give satis- faction to all, A grim sraile upop his face testified that the renegade himself was pleased. How could it be other- wise? He had certainly the best of the

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Even the white haired chief seemed satisfied—perhaps, of the two the old savage jockey preferred the horse? It)

might have been different had Wakono#

been upon the ground. 3 was much | mistaken if he would so tamely have | acquiesced in the decision.

and exult he approached the spot where t e sat. |

As &3 the Sentence was pronounc- | ed the , who had beea seated, |

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