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"
The
man
should
still
be
there
;
and
I
bethought
me
of
sending
him
a
message
--
the
staghound
to
be
its
bearer
.
"
I
wrote
some
words
on
a
card
,
which
I
chanced
to
have
about
me
.
"
I
was
aware
that
my
servant
could
not
read
;
but
on
seeing
the
card
he
would
recognise
it
as
mine
,
and
seek
some
one
who
could
decipher
what
I
had
written
upon
it
.
"
There
would
be
the
more
likelihood
of
his
doing
so
,
seeing
that
the
characters
were
traced
in
blood
.
"
Wrapping
the
card
in
a
piece
of
buckskin
,
to
secure
it
against
being
destroyed
,
I
attached
it
to
Tara
's
neck
.
"
With
some
difficulty
I
succeeded
in
getting
the
animal
to
leave
me
.
But
he
did
so
at
length
;
and
,
as
I
had
hoped
,
to
go
home
to
the
hut
.
"
It
appears
that
my
message
was
duly
carried
;
though
it
was
only
yesterday
I
was
made
acquainted
with
the
result
.
"
Shortly
after
the
dog
took
his
departure
,
I
once
more
fell
asleep
--
again
awaking
to
find
myself
in
the
presence
of
an
enemy
--
one
more
terrible
than
I
had
yet
encountered
.
"
It
was
a
jaguar
.
"
A
conflict
came
off
between
us
;
but
how
it
ended
,
or
after
what
time
,
I
am
unable
to
tell
.
