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THE FAIR GOD.

ROOK SEVEN.

CHAPTER UL.

\( on Caran d. } Close by the wall Father Bartolome over took him, and after giving rein to his mule,

ana I the tinkle of my servant's bell disturb not the musing, Senor—I have been through the files, and bring thee wot of the new men.”

‘* Welcome, father,” said Cortes, laughing. ‘‘T am not an evil spirit to fly the exorcise ment of ll, not 1; and so Ll bid thee leome. But as for whereof thou camest to tell, no more, I pray. Iknow of what the ts \nd as lama Christian, | them not. We promised them much, this is all; fair sky, fair land, strange und all witheat people! Rueful enough but, as matter more serious, what veterans? Came they within thy

lings?

adjusting his ho xd, said, gray ely, “If

. 8 the Dell,

Sp in blame and

erty

I grant ; say the soun

**Thou mayst trust them, Senor. Their tongues go with their swords. They return to tne day of our first entry here, and with excusable enlargement tell whatt hey saw then in contrast with tre present.”

‘And whom blame they for the failure how ‘The Captain Alvarado.”

Cortes’ brows dropped, and he became thoughtful again, and in such temper rode in- to the city.

Within the walls, everywhere the visitors looked, were signs ot life, but nowhere a liv- ing thing; in the nor in the houses, nor on the housetops—not even a bird inthe sky. A silence possessed the place, peculiar in that it seemed to asserta presence, and palpably lurk in the shade, lie on the door- steps, issue from the windows and pervade the air; giving notice, so that not a man, new or veteran, but was conscious that, in some way, he was menaced with danger. There is no- thing so appalling as the unaccouatable ab- sence of life in places habitually populous; nothing so desolate as a deserted city.

* Por Di " said Olmedo, toying with the

neither street

life ili

beads at his side, ‘‘] had rather the former reception than the present. Pleasanter the

sullen multitude than the silence without the multitude.”

( him no answer, but rode on abstractedly, until stopped by his advance

utes made xuarad

** At rest !” he said angrily. signal? I heard it not~” ;

Nor did we, Senor,” replied the officer in

‘* But, craving thy pardon, approach, and see what the intidels have done here.”

Cortes drew ne and found himself on the He swore a great l dismantled. On the hither side, however, lay the timbers, frame and floor, The tamanes detailed from the guns replaced them.

** Bartoleme, good father, said Cortes con- Hdentially, when the march was resumed, ‘thou hast a commendable habit of holding

‘* Had ye the

Charye

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} : | ; Oring the first canai, Oath ; the Oridge was

1e

what thou hearest, and therefore 1 shame not to confess that I, too, prefer the first recep- D. [ne absence of the heathen and the

condition of yon bridge are parts of one plan, snd signs certain of battle now ready to vered.’

f it be God’s will, peiest, calmly.

we went out

be deli amen!” replied the ** We are stronger than when “So is the enemy, for he hath organized his people. The hordes that started stupidly when we first came—be the curse of the saints upon them ! are now fighting men.”

Olmedo searched his face, and said, coldly, ** lo doubt is to dread the result.”

“ Bee, by my conscience! I neither doubt nor Yet I hold it not unseemly to confess that I had rather meet the brunt on the land, with room for what the occa- sion o I like not yon canal, with its broken bridge, too wide for horse, too deep tor weighted man; it putteth ns to disadvan-

th a hateful reminder of the brig- antines, which, as thou m ayes’ remember, we left at anchor, mistresses of the lake; in our avosence tn *y

at is 80

dread. ter

a ' eat

ra tage, and ha

have been lost ~a most measure- teas folly, father! But let it pass, let it pass.

Tie Mother—biessed be her name ! — hath nat forsaken us. Montezuma is ours, and-

‘ He is victory,” said Olmedo, zealously.

*‘ He is the New Worid ” answered Cortes.

And so it chanced that the poor king was centre of thought for both the ‘tzin and his

enemy—the dread of one and the hope of the other CHAPTER ll. LA VIRUELA. A long interval behind the rear guard—in- deed the very last of the army, and quite two

hours behind—came four Indian slaves, bring- ing a man stretched upon a litter.

And the litter was open, and the sun beat cruelly on the man’s face; but plaint he made aot, nor motion, except that his head rolled now right, now left; responsive to the cadenced steps of his hearers,

Was he sick or wounded ?

Nathless, into the city they carried him.

And in front of the new palace of the king, they stopped, less wearied than overcome by curiosity. And as they stared at the great vaguely the splendor with- in, a groan startled them. They looked at their charge; he was dead! Then they looked at each other, and fled.

And in less than twice seven days they too died, and died horribly; and in dying recog- their disease as that of the stranger they had abandoned before the palace—the small-pox or in the language which hath a matchless trick of melting everything, even the most ghastiy, into music, la viruela of the Spaniard,

The sick man on the litter was a negro— tirst of his race on the new continent.

And most singular, in dying, he gave his masters another servaat stronger than himeelf and deadlier to the infidels than swords of steel—a servant that found way everywhere in the crowded city, and rested not. And everywhere its breath like its touch was mor- tal, insomuch that a score and ten died of it where one fell in battle.

Of the myriads who thus perished one was & KING

house, imagining

(To be continued.)

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