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There was one rest. From its termed a bonfire, such as is made by the flattering and fiunkeyish peasantry oi Old World they welcome home the squire and the connt. It was placed directly in front of the solitary ent, and not a dozen paces from its entrance. Its blazing pile gave forth a flood of red light that reached even to the spot where I stood, and flickered in my face. 1 even fancied I could feel its warmth upon my cheeks.

Around this fire were many forms of men, all of them standing up. I could see the faces of those who were upon ils farther side, but only the figures of those on the nearer. The former | could see with almost as much distinctness as if I had been beside them. I could trace the lineaments of their features— the painted devices on their breasts and faces—the style of their habilimeats.

The sight of these last somewhat astonished me. I had expected to see red-skinned warriors iu leggings, mocca- sips, and breech-cloth—with heeds naked or plumed, aud shoulders draped under browu robes of buffalo-skin. Some such there were, but uot all of them were so costumed. On the I beheld savages shrouded’ in serapes and cloaks ef broadcloth, with calzoneros on their legs, and upow their heads huge bats of black glaze— regular Mexican sombreros !

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Others egain were dressed somewhat | in a militery fashion, with belmets or | siiff shakos, ill-fitting uniform coats of | red or blue cloth, oddly contrasting with the brown buckskin that covered their | legs and feet.

With some astonishment | beheld | these” * fancy dresses,’’ but my surprise | passed away whens E£. reflected as. to who | were the.men before me. and wheree | they had lately come—where they had been, aud on what errand. It was no travesty, but a scene of actual life. The) savages were clad in the spoils they bad | captured from civilization.

I veed not have been at sach pains with my toilette. Uvder any guise I} could. searce have looked odd in the} midst of such a motley crew, Even my own uniform might have passed rr —all except the color of my skin.

Fortunately, a few of the band still} preserved their native costume—a few | appeared iu full paint and plumes, else [| should have been too Indian for sucha

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company ! It» cost not a minute to aote| these pecularities, nor did I stay | to obserte them minutely. My eyes!

were in search of Isoliua.

I cat inquiring glances on all sides. | I serutinized the groups around the different fires. I saw other women, whom | kuew to be captives, but I saw not her."

I scanned their forms, and the faces of those who were turved towards me. A glance would have beet enough. | could eas‘ly have recoguized her face under the fire light—under any light. It was not before me.

“Jn the tent—in the tent. be there.”

I hastened to move away from the spot where I had hitherto been standing. My eye, quickened by the necessity of action, had fallen upon the copse that covered the entire background of the camp. At a glance I detected the advantage offered by its shadowy cover.

‘The tent was placed close to the edge of the timber; and in front of the tent, as already stated, was the great fire. Plaiuly, this was the gravitating point— the centre of motive and moticu.

If aught of interest was to be enacted. there would lie the scene. In the lodge, or near it,would she be found. Certainly she must be there; and there I resolved to seek her.

She must

CHAPTER XCIII.

A FRIENDLY ENCOUNTER,

Just then the shrill voice of a crier pealed through the camp, aud I observed ap unusual movement. I could sot make out what the man said, but the peculiar intovation told that he was uttering some signal or summons, Something of in- terest was about to transpire,

The Indians now commenced cireliag around the blazing pile, meeting and passing each other, as if threading the mazes of rome silent, and solemn dance. Others were seen hastening from distaut | parts of the camp, as if to observe the | act'ons of those around the fire; or joia | with them in ‘the movement.

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attention thus occupied gave me an MADE s

Opportunity of reaching the copse un-| 3 “SSR = observed, and without further ado, 1} 3 a 3 started towards it. | s 3 _I walked slowly, and with an assumed ‘2 - air of careless indifference. [ counter-| # 3 feited the Comanche walk—not that bold " P

free port, the magnificent and inimitable stride, so characteristie of Chippewa and Shawano, Huron, and Iraquois—but the shuffling, gingery step of an English jockey,"for such if reality is the gait of the Comanche Indian, when a-foot.

I mast have played my part well A Savage crossing from the horse-guards towards the preat fire passed near me sud hailéd me by name,

“ Wdkono !” cried he. Que cosa? Well—what matter?”

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