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"If you will take my advice, Saduko," I replied earnestly, "you will

let this Maet her

name; you will have done with her Ask me not why"

"Perhaps there is no need, O Macu

love to you, and you have turned her away, as, being what you are, and

my friend, of course you would do" (It is rather inconvenient to be

set upon such a pedestal at ti, much less to enter into explanations) "Perhaps all this has happened," he continued, "or perhaps it is she who

has sent for Masapo the Hog I do not ask, because if you know you will

not tellWhile I have a heart, Mameena

will never drop out of it; while I can reotten by me Moreover, I mean that she shall be my wife Now, I

a, Masapo, before we go up

against Bangu, for then he, at any rate, will be out ofof the sort, Saduko, you will go up against Bangu

alone, for I trek east at once, ill not be mixed up with murder"

"Then let it be, Inkoosi; unless he attackscan wait After all, he will only be growing a little

fatter Now, if it pleases you order the wagons to trek I will show the

road, for we ht where my people wait

me, and there I will tell you e for you"