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731
The
great
savage
put
his
hand
to
his
forehead
and
thought
.
732
"
Go
in
peace
,
"
he
said
at
length
.
"
To-night
is
the
great
dance
.
Ye
shall
see
it
.
Fear
not
that
I
shall
set
a
snare
for
you
.
To-morrow
I
will
think
.
"
733
"
It
is
well
,
O
king
,
"
I
answered
unconcernedly
,
and
then
,
accompanied
by
Infadoos
,
we
rose
and
went
back
to
our
kraal
.
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734
On
reaching
our
hut
I
motioned
to
Infadoos
to
enter
with
us
.
735
"
Now
,
Infadoos
,
"
I
said
,
"
we
would
speak
with
thee
.
"
736
"
Let
my
lords
say
on
.
"
737
"
It
seems
to
us
,
Infadoos
,
that
Twala
the
king
is
a
cruel
man
.
"
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738
"
It
is
so
,
my
lords
.
Alas
!
the
land
cries
out
because
of
his
cruelties
.
To-night
ye
shall
see
.
It
is
the
great
witch-hunt
,
and
many
will
be
smelt
out
as
wizards
and
slain
.
No
man
's
life
is
safe
.
If
the
king
covets
a
man
's
cattle
,
or
a
man
's
wife
,
or
if
he
fears
a
man
that
he
should
excite
a
rebellion
against
him
,
then
Gagool
,
whom
ye
saw
,
or
some
of
the
witch-finding
women
whom
she
has
taught
,
will
smell
that
man
out
as
a
wizard
,
and
he
will
be
killed
.
Many
must
die
before
the
moon
grows
pale
to-night
.
It
is
ever
so
.
Perhaps
I
too
shall
be
killed
.
As
yet
I
have
been
spared
because
I
am
skilled
in
war
,
and
am
beloved
by
the
soldiers
;
but
I
know
not
how
long
I
have
to
live
.
The
land
groans
at
the
cruelties
of
Twala
the
king
;
it
is
wearied
of
him
and
his
red
ways
.
"
739
"
Then
why
is
it
,
Infadoos
,
that
the
people
do
not
cast
him
down
?
"
740
"
Nay
,
my
lords
,
he
is
the
king
,
and
if
he
were
killed
Scragga
would
reign
in
his
place
,
and
the
heart
of
Scragga
is
blacker
than
the
heart
of
Twala
his
father
.
If
Scragga
were
king
his
yoke
upon
our
neck
would
be
heavier
than
the
yoke
of
Twala
.
If
Imotu
had
never
been
slain
,
or
if
Ignosi
his
son
had
lived
,
it
might
have
been
otherwise
;
but
they
are
both
dead
.
"