The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-04-24

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 ] |, was daylight whcu he rrcovcrcd ] and >taSgerri to his feet llc rcmcm hcr,.d instantly what had happened dur ing the night and was filled with intense anxiety to ascertain whether hiS expert. la,aui hai hr,.kcu ,hs, spell that bound him llc sas,'d al his arms and legs. and lt >rcmod to him that they wcr, real flesh and blood nepinched thems and was Sur,, he had felt the sensation \ thrill ~ Joy passed through hun. tos he felt certain that hc had rSVoVrrrd lti> human form rakiu. his bearings hv the sun. hc made his way raWdlN through the jungle ta the rNcr As he descended the bank he vame upon a heri ot deer and II was with rapture that he saw them gaze m alarm at hlm and then dash hastily away \~ he walktSi along tho bud ot the rtvcr he uoticcd w,th ,uteu~" satisfaction that he now had a shadow There was no leugcr anV doubt and n tho etaduess ot his heart the rtt>au began to sing al the top of hlS Nolcr A~ hc turned into the path leading c. FadlN an h" caught sight at mau coming toward hun. amamont later hc saw II wa> Naian EluNau pa seeing the pu~ar the young man stopped and looked at hun with a>toul~hncnt After moment hesitation hr sa,ue forward WhN fs# where haNe Nou kreua he e>tlan,ea
 l cannot tell You now Nalau r,, pa"d tho pa,ar T am ,nNiou> ta gel ta laudi>an Coulr with me and will tcll Nuu all
 Then Nou ale uel ailad ta go to the VHlale usIt ~ara Nnhu hc~ttatntk
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 llaNc Neu not hoard then al thr murder ni thr rnuillNA and what t~ ~,ud about II
 Ne< ,e~' | know Ill about i, aud who'the murderer F Nalan glanced qml.l>h and ,e.tr,MaElt al thv rusarl
 N and | know mon. thau that ,un ttnuel tn, lusu1i returning hl~ glance Nlth ], >mfir know how ,ou have heru making lnvc ta mN dtashter n uS al,.cu,c and htapl sNolN word Nuu ~all ta hor'
 alan looked ruszlr,l anu gantoan.lcd but -aid ueihnp und the hso walked on together m silence each huivd in t1s own thoughts Nalan Was wonder iut whether tlte pu-ari could ro-sihls ha,,s he"u hldeu Iii tn. jungle near ht@ house, all th, tune and thus overheard hls interviews with Nallee He vas also trying tuacyuuut ior hls tfIeudls man ner toward him ~a dliisrrut from hls former behavior iiv could not h,lp feeling that the lu-ntl Wa "ulN teieuunP triou,liues- and that he hat some deep design III View espcclally when ie thought eser ht- remark that he knew who M, thc murderer If the lrndmntR nud who that na~ h,. felt only t"o ~ur,. ltl~ own brother and the other deadly en"mN Meanwhile the rttzati filled with loN fal theaghts anl ,tpat"us sttude along at ~ueh n tato that Nalan could scarcely keep up with him
 Nt length they reached PandlNan \ number of the villagers w"rc standing about aud they no sooner saw who II waS that accompanied Nalhn than th" cry was rai-"d The pusari hnS com" Lack and men women and children came running ,ut uI tho hou." hllcd With Hstunlshmont nud eNcit"m' ul Nhllc" however wns not to be soeu though both of the men l,ok"i around for her Nlthuut taking nuttc, ui any body the pusari walked through lh" village pact his own hu,tec to Ivan llu van hut alan followed grave and silent H." ru-nri iac" wna hard aitd stern ns h" entered th" house \ glanc,' r"uIr showed him there Wn~ no one there IL was however III gront dlsui der and -oiIt"thiuF lSinR Hn the floor caught he 'No lt Wn~ torn fragment of rloth and near lt ln} U small kniio tt- p"int -tuncd with blood Ih" rusatr pit l<rd th"lr up and examined them then without a word and followed by Nalau and au intensely curious and ~ cltcd but -llout crowd nf vIlnPor- he leit the hut anI entering the Iungl. ai tt- i4t k made hie way tn th" hollow tfe. Wb"ro N an had hiI the ,alunhlc- h. Ind t"bb"d thr mudii}a d \. th" part urafrI th" rput lnud ctt rps,. from th" vlIlasrr. tut ly,up nr the foot oi th. tio.. wa- dark obio,t II wae the letit .f I5au kIusan
 ttptng ntt exclamation oi horror Nalau kn,li he-iiD l. brother and laid he iaud ll,on Ll- heart Ihc body was -td' a,rfI ..;i: Ifa;j .fa- a,..i,. .l.'..a Ile IiRht hnnd was hguuI uI n,tb -irp.nt cloth bu fhi- brlng uuW4,uud hv Nainn n coupIo 0i small Iuucturrd wpu,td- "ctr di~rstnlil" uu the h"~hy part near the thutnb Ctle- at II ,~ Il. =ijaks s:'. il" i.a- been bitten hy A snake rose from the ,Illagcr- crowd Iug round for they all recognized tho marlt- Mcanwh hle the I,u-nti wlih tho a--l-tAnrc of i nttck bad drawn th" huudic ont of th" hollow in th" tro" With II catnc the troshlY shc.l rkiu ui a cobra and t ea- ai once -"ot hnw Ivan had com" Ny hs d"aih \ cobra had taken uf it- abode in ,hr hollow where IyAn had placed hi. III gotten tfrasufe. and on hls attempting to aithdfa" II bad bitten him in the hand Ivan had then gone back to his housc and lanced and washed th" wound and bound up hi4 hand but feeling the approach of death had crswlcd back to the tre" bat for what purpeH" wss never known and had there expired
 Opening the bundlc the pusAri dia played to the astonish"d gaze of the yil