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sc lie ao"n 70 tDs coast. II e. II alone,
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private Affairs, aad gave cot that l "as 90
ins on ten days shooting exposition
week lAteF' ~itA a couple of tohgas, We
aad statt7i ca cur long said "earylns journey
- ths coast "bere my poor young ffiend
hopeo % pea 0p 4 steamer 10 t0zs h4in 70
Earope- On Tue second DAY 10 met crowds
81 People uaintihs along. In reply % our
hr4lliiss nc were t"il iEe) were a. return
hS ifoh tho great isSliFai ot JuSgeFhauI,
se4d AT ui'' 40" Otly s'ile 'hfo' days
journey Hou NAefS NC we're. he tonga
"aliah kept Us interested WITH graphic do
scFiPlioh oi TIC isetlsAI ahh q the great god,
"hieh was sspeeiaiiy reiharkaOie for tho
"oiidertu jewels IL p-oAs'@ss.'d emerald
eyes OF nestiinaole value, Us hps forlned OF
the hneet ru0iss Ia The world, and a necklace
OF priceless pearls
lie sun Was SINKING es at last We neared
the Town OF Furi' and We could $50 the PIN
nacies oi the temples rise above the uess
which surrounded the place. Hair mile
the o,hef side OF tue Town stood the travel
efs puheuo"' "hefe we intended putting up
Tor tne night A more uncomtortaole meal
never ate thah the dinner when was served
up 10 Us that evening, and was quite thank
igl when TIE poor lad said be was dead beat
and would go OF 10 oed- hy own room was
on the other side OF the bungalow, ana took
my pipe and rat smoking IN tue veranda.
The moon was just rising when thought
saw the ngure or European stealing along
the wall of the compound Strange, thought,
and wondered what other European there
could be here at the same time. An idea
struck me, and went across 10 my compan-
ions room. There was nobody in 1t, the bed
was undisturbed threw down my pipe,
and rushed out into the moonlight. few
seconds later / was out in The road, and turn
ed inStinctively IN the direction OF the temple.
/ could not SEQ the young officer, but ran
on until | reached the wall OF TIE temple
compound-an enormous courtyard OF paved
stone, on which were lying number OF
priests, their white garments wrapped round
their heads and bodies Ir the background
was placed temple after temple, but In the
very center stood one solitary shrine raised
on three separate flights OF steps, and inside
| could SEQ the great black god raised on
three other smaller fights of colored marble
steps
The moonbeams shone directly on the god
and lt up the emerald eye and ruby lips,
while the pearl necklace glowed on his huge