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Sand
,
who
had
just
sunk
down
in
the
dust
of
the
"
tchitoka
,
"
stood
up
.
Every
new
incident
might
put
him
on
the
track
of
those
whom
he
sought
.
In
despair
a
moment
before
,
he
now
no
longer
despaired
.
"
Alvez
!
Alvez
!
"
This
name
was
repeated
by
a
crowd
of
natives
and
soldiers
who
now
invaded
the
grand
square
.
The
man
on
whom
the
fate
of
so
many
unfortunate
people
depended
was
about
to
appear
.
It
was
possible
that
his
agents
,
Harris
and
Negoro
,
were
with
him
.
Dick
Sand
stood
upright
,
his
eyes
open
,
his
nostrils
dilated
.
The
two
traitors
would
find
this
lad
of
fifteen
years
before
them
,
upright
,
firm
,
looking
them
in
the
face
.
It
would
not
be
the
captain
of
the
"
Pilgrim
"
who
would
tremble
before
the
old
ship
's
cook
.
A
hammock
,
a
kind
of
"
kitanda
"
covered
by
an
old
patched
curtain
,
discolored
,
fringed
with
rags
,
appeared
at
the
end
of
the
principal
street
.
An
old
negro
descended
.
It
was
the
trader
,
Jose-Antonio
Alvez
.
Several
attendants
accompanied
him
,
making
strong
demonstrations
.
Along
with
Alvez
appeared
his
friend
Coimbra
,
the
son
of
Major
Coimbra
of
Bihe
,
and
,
according
to
Lieutenant
Cameron
,
the
greatest
scamp
in
the
province
.
He
was
a
dirty
creature
,
his
breast
was
uncovered
,
his
eyes
were
bloodshot
,
his
hair
was
rough
and
curly
,
his
face
yellow
;
he
was
dressed
in
a
ragged
shirt
and
a
straw
petticoat
.
He
would
have
been
called
a
horrible
old
man
in
his
tattered
straw
hat
.
This
Coimbra
was
the
confidant
,
the
tool
of
Alvez
,
an
organizer
of
raids
,
worthy
of
commanding
the
trader
's
bandits
.
As
for
the
trader
,
he
might
have
looked
a
little
less
sordid
than
his
attendant
.
He
wore
the
dress
of
an
old
Turk
the
day
after
a
carnival
.
He
did
not
furnish
a
very
high
specimen
of
the
factory
chiefs
who
carry
on
the
trade
on
a
large
scale
.
To
Dick
Sand
's
great
disappointment
,
neither
Harris
nor
Negoro
appeared
in
the
crowd
that
followed
Alvez
.
Must
he
,
then
,
renounce
all
hope
of
finding
them
at
Kazounde
?
Meanwhile
,
the
chief
of
the
caravan
,
the
Arab
,
Ibn
Hamis
,
shook
hands
with
Alvez
and
Coimbra
.
