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CHAPTER LXYV.—(Contrxvep.)

Fer some moments he kept the ground, as if bewildered by the sudden scattering of his assailanis; but he too heard the shots,and perhaps alone div ined something of what had caused those singuler noises. In the loud concussion, | he recognized the voice of his greatest enemy ; and yet he stirred not from the

must have |

Bpot.

Was he going to aw ait our approach ¢

Had he become tamed ?—reconciled to | captivity? or was it that we had | rescued him from his angry rivals— fhat he was grateful, and no are feared us?

Such odd ideas rushed rapidly through

my mind as I burried forward. I hac

begun to deem it probable that he would stay our approach, and suffer us quietly io recapture him. Alas! { was soou uudeceived. I was still along way off —mwany hundred yards—when I saw

him rear upward, wheel round upon his

hind feet as on a pivot, and then bound

off in determined flight. His shril

scream, pealing back upon the breeze,

fell upon my ears like the taunt of some | deadiv foe. It seemed the ntterance

of moekery and revenge: mockery at the

impotence of my pursuit ; revenge that |

had once made him my captive.

I obeyed the ouly impulse I could have at such a moment, and galloped off, as fast as my horse could go. I stayed fer no cousultation with my companions ; I had already forged far abead of them. They were too distant for speech.

I needed not their wisdom to guide me. No plan required conception or deliberation ; the course was clear: by speed only could the horse be takes, and his rider saved from destruction—if yet safe.

Oh, the fearfulness of the last reflec- tion! the agony of the duubt!

It was not the hour to indulge in idle anguish; I repressed the emotion, and bent myself earnestly upon the pursuit. I spoke to my brave steed, addressing him by name; I urged him with hands and knees; only at intervals did [ inflict the cruel steel upon his ribs.

I soon perceived that he was flagging ; I perceived it with increased apprehen- sion for the result. He had worn his saddle too long cn the day before, and the wet weary night had jaded him. He had been over-wrought, and I felt his weariness, as he galloped with feebler stroke. The prairie-steed must have been fresh iu comparison.

But life and death were upon the issue. Her life—perhaps my ofn, I cared not to survive her. She must be saved. The spur must be plied without remorse: the steed must be overtuken, even if Moro should die!

It was a rolling prairie over which the chase led—a surface that undulated like the billows of the ocean. We gal- loped transversely to the direction of the ** swells,” that rose ove after the other in rapid succession. Perhaps the rapidity with which we were crossing them brought them nearer to each other. To me there appeared ro level ground be- tween these land-billows. Up hill and down bill in quick alternation was the manner of our progress—a severe trial upon the girths—a hard killing gallop for my poor horse. But life and death were upon the issue, and the spur must be plied without remorse.

A long cruel gallop—would it never come to an end? would the steed never tire? would he never step? Surely in time he must become weary? Surely Moro was his equal in strength as in speed ?—superior to him in beth?

Ah! the prairie horse possessed @ double advantage—he had started fresh —ine was on his native ground.

I kept my eyes fixed upon him; not for one moment did [ withdraw my glance. A mysterious apprehension was upon me, I teared to look around, lest he should disappear. The souvenirs of the former chase still haunted me; weird ~emembrances clung to my spirit. I was once more in the region of the supernatural.

I looked neither to the right nor left, but straight before me—straight at the object of my pursuit, and the distance that lay between us. This last I con- tinuously scanned, now with fresh hope, and now again with doubt. It seemed to vary with the ground. At one time, I was nearer, as the descending slope gave me the advantage ; but the moment after, the steep declivity retarded the speed of my horse, and increased the intervening distance,

It was with joy I crossed the Jast swell of the rolling prairie, and beheld a level plain stretching before us. It was with joy I perceived that upon the new _ ground I was rapidly gaining upon the steed !

_And rapidly I continged to gain upon him, until scarcely three hundred yards were between us, So near was I, that I could trace the outlines of her form— her prostrate limbs—stil lashed to the croup-—her garments loose and torn-—her ankles—her long dark hair, dishevelle3 aod trailing to the ground—even her

pailid cheek I could perceive, as at in- tervals the steed tossed back his head to utter his wild tauvting neigh.

1 was near enough to be heard. I shouted in my loudest voice ; IT called her by name. I kept my eyes upon her, aud with throbbing

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as though he was sinking into the boson | of the earth. I was hurled out of the| saddle, and flung head foremost upen the | plain. My hors had broke through the |

marmot, and the |

burrow of the prairie 1 ot, ene false step had brought him with violence | to the ground.

I was neither by the fail; and in a tew ~ i ; ; vidi regained my feet, my briak But as I headed my horse one ; BT toward the chase, the white steed and} his rider passed out 07 sigut.

i stunned nor entangled | seconds had | and saddle. |

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Moires will remain in fashion.

Spanish lace grenadines are new.

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