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On hearing these words Mae, and I must say I

never saw her look hter of Panda, as you always try to do, because you

are jealous of me"

"Your pardon, sister," replied Nandie "Why should I, who ahter of Panda, the King, be jealous

of theof the wizard, Masapo, and the daughter of the headman,

Umbezi, whom it has pleased our husband to take into his house to be the

companion of his leisure?"

"Why? Because you know that Saduko loves h you are of the King's blood and have

borne hi at the infant with no kindly

eye

"It hter of Umbezi, for men have their fancies, and

without doubt you are fair Yet I would ask you one thing--if Saduko

loves you so much, how comes it he trusts you so little that youat

the other day?"

"Because you teach hi him not to consult with me, since she who has betrayed one

husband may betray another Because you make him believe my place is

that of his toy, not that of his coh I am