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I raised un into the

advancing horde, though whether I killed anyone or no I cannot say I

have always hoped that I did not; but as the e and I am a

fair shot, I fear that is scarcely possible Next moment, with a howl

that sounded like that of wild beasts, frowane free-spears--for that is what they were--leapt out of

their hiding-places and hurled the forfor hate and

for revenge since these Ahtered their fathers and their

mothers, their sisters and their brothers, and they alone remained to

pay theht, s

After that first hohich shaped itself to the word "Saduko," they

were silent as bulldogs Though they were so few, at first their

terrible rush drove back the Amakoba Then, as these recovered froan to tell, for they, too, were

brave ive way to panic Scores of thewane before theht, but was thrust backith the others,