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her, as 1f he had but one interview, carefully concealing the fact that he had fallen in love with her, and that he had tried to take her away from her mountain retreat. He also sup- pressed the account of the manner in whieh'he had Bech igno- mhiniously driven away by Tellikee. od “Tt is Attakulla, then,” said Saloueh, “ who nen taken eare of her.” “Yes; and the son of Attakulla is there, a 8 wateh-dog to guard her.” “ Tellikee is a dog, and Attakulla is a traitor. Why did you not tell me this before ?” “It is not long since I saw her, and I taive dee? very busy. ‘Besides, I was afraid that it might trouble your thoughts and make you less eager forthe war. There is time enough. The _White Rose is safe: She Will not go away. - 2S promised her that I would not tell you where she is hid, but’ only made the promise because I wished to quiet her mind ‘and to keep her there. You have lived a long while ther, an you can live a little while longer. When the - hare, driven out of pena we will gevand bring’ her to iy lodge.” » i ai Sing} oo Twas sure that Attakulla bad sontethinng to do iil ue, for she was with Moawee when I saw her. I then said that : ‘Iwonld find her, or Attakulla and_ his daughter sliould die, : I have not kept my word, because I had many. to think about, and I had merey ‘Moawee, for love her, and I did not wish to hurt her any more than I ~ had by ceasing to.love her. If I liad known Of ‘this sooner, 5 wouls have aambancet gr ibeplepeap ie the * ae a * oils Ye So motitdaidateindw,? suggested Batti at the cpuenpapanening'e as agra Pit Y opposed ; fp ae een one aman ot SP eee ae “ Perhaps it is not too late Tt onight to be done; for he fs Scteud:ad ty Saabted, aatl'ct conten bio cE has hid t the White Rose, and he would conceal any English ¢ ly who should come to him for succor. The White Rose is my prisoner, and she belongs to me. pea rt wha can keep her from me. Yes, Latinac, Iwill denourice Atta. kulla, but will say nothing about Moawee.” | + eS comichooks;com