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sYNoPsfs OF PREVIOUS CHAPTERS.
 Kathlyn Harey believing her father, Col. Hare, in peril, Nas sumn.oned her, California go toNhim AnAha, India. UmbaIah, pretender to of that principality, has imprisoned the colonel, niSmed the late king his heir, because fears American insist his royal rights Upon her arrival in AI1aha KathIyn Is informed by Umbaah tht her father beingdead she s to be aueen him forthwith. Her refusal infuriates him, but Kathlyn's beauty and spirit Lave made strong appeal the people he yields the point for the time being. A priest announces that no woman may rule unmarried, but the young queen is not with the laws of thestate she will be given days to decide.
 When Kathyh rciterates, atl the expiration of the grace. her refusal to- marry Umbalah, she receives from the supIme tribunal that she undergo two 0rdeais wfthl wild beasts' If she survives to be permittedh rule without hin- drance.
 fhe boat which brought KathIyn to Allahs her Iife elephant which carries aher from the scene of her trials becomes frightened al runs sep- arating Bruce and the req of the party After a ride with peril she takes refuge fin a ruined temple. The Eoly men and wuiagers' believing her to be an ancient priestess risen from the tomb. allow the guardian rof the sacred fre But KathIyn's haven Is also the abote of Hon. and from it, with thes savage beast in pursuit. She escapes finds retreatin the jungle, only to hands of band ofsslave traders, who bring her to Allaha to the public mart. She h sold to Umballah, who, finding her stl unsunmssNe' throws her into the dungeon with father She s released by Bruce and his friends.
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 {copyright 1si4 By Harold MaeerathI .i szzE ,a -yssF! CHAPTER X. N
 THE ESCAPE.
 / ATHLYN flung herself into her fathers arms K "Dad, dad To leave you alone!"
 N "Kit, yqu are wasting time. Be of. Trust
 me; wasn't meant to die in this dogs kennel. curse or no curse. Kiss and go.
 "Curse? What do you mean, father?n
 "Ahmed will tell you. In Gods name, go. childl"
 "Come, Miss Kathlyn," Bruce called an1iously.
 Kathlyn then climbed up to the window, and Bruce lifted her into his howdah, bidding her to lie low.
 Now Kathlyn did not love this quiet, resourceful young man; at least if she did she not yet aware of it. but the touch of his hand and the sound of his voice sent shiyer her that not due to the chill of the night She heard him give his orders low voiced
 "Do not lift your head above the howdah rim, Miss Kathlyn, til in the jungle. And don't worry about your father. He's alive. and that's enough for
  fate shufhes about! Forward!" {"
 The curse: what did her father by that? It seemed Kahyn that hours passed before Bruce spoke again.
 "Now you may sit up What in the world have you got on? Good heavens grass! You poor grill" He took off his and threw it her shoulders and was startled by the contact of her fesh
 q cannot thank you in words," she said fainty.
 Don't. Pshaw it was nothing l would have gone" He stopped embarrassedly
 "Well?" Perhaps it coquetry which inpelled the query; perhaps it something deeper.
 He laughed "I was going to say that would have gone into the depths of hell to you. We'll be at your fathers bungalow in minute so, and then the final stroke Umballah is not dependable. He may or may pay visit to the cell tonight only pray that he will come down the moment arrive"
 But he Umballah fiat night. Um- baah had his point in regard having his pris- oners fogsed but oriental that he was he about the matter leisurey. He ate his supper changed his clothes and dallied in the for hour The rascal had made : thorough study of the word sus- pcnse he knew the exquisite torture of making ones victim wait For the time being his passion for Kath- lyn had su5sded He desired above all things just tben revenge the hunating experience r the cell he wanted put pain and terrcr into her heart Ah, she would De her knecs begging, begging. and her father would struggle in vain his shackes Spurned be it. She sapud of his hae the black mans hate. iwn -feud hold her by the while tie professional Eoeser scared the whte soft back o Ter. She would him begging. He had been kind The lash of the zenana. it should bita into her soft flash He would break her spirit and he. los togetler ard fling iier into his to lel her Ter h'art ir suspense. She should be the least of his women. Use drudge
 First however tAc lash should Lite the father till he dropped in his rhains. thus she would be able to antc pate fhr pain and desrs-lation.
 Ard aaays il re would remain the little dark haired sister Sir woti 4arry Lirn she would do it save her father ard sister Inn tie flsree basket hcaped wi;l rbes end pearls and cmerads and sapphires. As far iEr nt,r Niat ei he if L, rottcd? IL give him