The weekly sun., 1862-03-15
CHAPTER IL
PASSION ro55ING.

PASSION rO'iNt.
Thus far. the plans of tho heart orW II hit
prgspeiuI most uuspi ,uslv. esp,ciLlS s'.ce
hi, iwif winged bulet had stopped tho ats
sion u Harry Harrington, an sent lorse ana
fijet rolling, a corlu,el mass IN the dense
thitket. Had hs time, he would lave sl'isG5d
himself that the death of the hunter had bsen
the result Of his sho,--hai he dared lac would
have possessed himself Of his scalp, but to
ascertain that Luke was still in the cave that
Snow Flako was In the sncampment, aud that
bis fair pri .onor was sill safe pressed upon
his INN odiate attention, aud left him without
sirgle momt Mt for bis fol- purpose. To per-
fctly ward away BlspiDiOl from himself, as
well ss 70 lesvr hjr more room tor act u, rs
qJirtc tha' h' should notify tho iril-. a, WI.
bur tsd con nmaudtd and inlt sent, sopu 4
DO sent abroad. lie must SEQ TITO MoG,cine,
alec ter II Na' nlcsssary that hs Hloulu
watch Ma'th,, ard prDyid her with gOor
TO- d, while hiH pres 5ucH wt0 Hb tlJl''s IrgurHi
esowhore. In fast he was Jsginrins ?" feel
vtg' TANGLED We lie ha1 boon wstyI.g, aai
70 learn ;hn' If no. ga-ctIlly watched, j. ~ "a q
tend to his o~h utter ruin. AMI .'i'l another
thought forced stl upln bis m,nd. Wmi
tho Ntoi,ir, Man Prove tgs o. mt tool he
thought him Wou d W. rk a, his biiiiu .
snd 10 in sll thng' 'ub-eryi-nt TO his will Z
II he prov,d fl'c all was lost But he dTs
not letrsy him-dare no. 50 tIids with his own
fate.
Saushod With this conclusion, and believing
that all would result IA hs wished, he flung
thought b,ldly from him-remorso hs hld nouo,
and cny pau',d in his rapid way when hs near
ot the rgWuuiA, ind l. was required ot HIN 20
put cn Lis Dig ,i'y MS warrior AMI en'er Glo sly.
I8Nirg LIat as. aimed hat SNOW Iake W-,s
within her on l,iPe, he pro, 'edel to tho C, a.
ta Of the grOurd-geniro, for tho wiswr n-
stood art und m a circle, 40 was algiys tho -t,r,
with the spece he wCen them va ant va.iod.
usss, bot mo- ly, Gs ne ire NJ .ekor'd .as 'hGi
s,oOd 'hoie sllwed, fer tho Tup,so To-, triilaud
tOituIs S,igirr tho rude crum that ulrpy.
hung upon II to it'u,F 1t heavily wlt' ,hc IA i.
die Of uR ton Az ok, u go shtrp hrJa.
"Ou5,' NbaIs.eu ; oN II Ike 20 rer o.,
mother Mat uah.G, zee, tht S,an. O.e-
the young mtr. ISu-the w. ofs. Thrco- e.
the tribe arl vi h il1 -... she fastened T.
ltarn the obj 81 If tLo sun..u,ly.
"Ttc pale h'ayc % 10 said, "vho lives wr,r,
the tall timber m,lts into ire o ,sfs OF tn,
Pra'tl', sCatce one run ago, . 81 ha one Wit
thOulC taNe h. N l,ca whom ho wss C A., Il hlt,
" lho ESppS hun'inr grouLd. III. Ae,tt i, "a,
ana heas! ~ h. a'a.rc'' loH'Eot, pe'ore 'h
stars rote, thu NOurg tqIIv hlsIl ( hls N.gw g
and has not ie,u rGl. Tho hcari ct the br,v
aud thai OF h.s squ'w is brJ Ken now--the o, st
left without tirgle Young lid. lie asks ,
his red brothers thai they will sock ioF tho los
ones. Their eyes are keen ne The !, nN aud tle,
feat swift as he 'irelcss' volt They fear no
the dark night or tho treckess woot or prairie
-
hearts Of the mourning bifds?"
Ugh-uRh-yes- yes came fro n overy lip,
for James W,l'on ard his family had Ser been
kind TO aud friends vi them.
"Ush-yos. Co. responded tho Chief Of
the tribe. 1.-THE pale man fol the red
the stowsi lweIe deep, the gyme diver
H~ay.ssibe ish froa,n in the streams anl
{ 4a}AlRe fLiltd. Let not your feet lnger on
NtfStTI-fint not. On the long path-let no
hurgH or thitst stiyyo Co."
.Aysrgo." :" ropsa'sl ths IIe,rt Of " i
s,rss Has ~ tai I.eS ri. d." ''' W.T.
Go" again commaoded the Csicf, anC
striking upon this drum a single no,o, lae afowJ
dissolved as speedily as il hal "a l9'si, on
TO take the way that see ned Oe7t I ths a,c M
plishment Of tbs end they now hal ia view,
aud espci'llv TO gsin the promised Z. saId.
The liesrt e w III dlsappalr,l with ,ha rast,
but only TO follow the Msici1e TO hl " wan,
and DO assured Of the fac. that Like Wilton
still remained Corcefl'd Ia tho g.vp. ani IN 4
Snow Flaks had not been abroad du io, tho A..
ternoon-not since she hal returned. ulv,ne
acquired this knoWl de, which vas 80 vital u
his undertaking, lie related TO hia companion th,
capture ot Martha, Gnd required ul him tht
he should he, AZ the elrlle.t lawn. At the plac,
Of her COZ iinsment, give her tOoi, and by tsl
Of her having b,en placed there only for safety
as there Was a out to TO general mls,lcre-
that she WGuld be well treated rel slsol in a TO
days, auc FEa'n token - hsr hone qust h,
tesrs ard render her Tllant caytivi. Ea,
cially, the NJ sdicins Wa 10 impress 90 her mot
not TO mgks al noise, a. tho .oIs were lille
WLh WsUiOr- who WOull not rC'Iplo 30 .ge
hsr bod shOuld they, by any means, Gli ~
place ti heT cOn.salmsLt. AM this worse tht
farce, was 10 be kept up until Tho pIrpgses
the warrior required that he shOlll $50 Lof, al
tesr tie Nil away.
Wi h great elaCrity ard enthu-iazn tho Mst
icine Man, apparently, entered INTO tge plar
Of the dAIk Acud bsi IRE bin; and mach so ia
Ier,d hip, & " only on his su.ue q, bu lis grcs
sli'l as warrior Ard Yet IN his inner heai
he Wss bitterly curaing and dey t,u, hun I
death. j wAs tho old stU'y Il ,ho worm, tfau
pltd upjr ana preparing 10 turn Il ,u0g,
To vat and guard Martha WUtuL iro
danger Sss d tGsF he readily unrtrtnok. %
upon wnc1 be tnteIod with good grace, IN
for f.I d,i'oreLt pIrpO.s and with lar diilc
snt srd N Jew than Der Ia ian aJdGcaOT reau
ed PrGylC'DR himssli with fsoj, ne at Oh
sot out aud lott the euCanpmvn array ed in a
the wieTd ard terrible -mJ ems Of b call,n
as he Cf ca ke (, Or rather prstCn.el 10 keel
b., ly viRils CT iastf, ho knew lhat his aJsonC
would I OF be questonsd II no vas seen thu
eIuiBped, and that none would -U, to folio
hin. Clcstly dogRed by the E,.rt Of Wolf /
left but whfn be became satisfied that b
ctnparicE bad csNed 70 watch him, he turb'
directly from the path, reached lonely thick
aud s,f ppsd fIom him all that would attract a
tsn,ion. THIN, clad only ~ a runner,
cr1wlsd csreiu ly back and with the tortuo