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"I hear you," said Cetewayo "Uht of you because he had wronged you--you who until this ,

when you deserted him with Saduko, were one of his jackals Well, and

what happened then?"

"He fled, O Lion with the Black Mane; he fled like the wind, and I, I

flew after hier wind Far into the bush he fled, till at

length he caed to stand Then

there we fought He thrust at me, but I leapt over his spear thus,"

and he gaain, but I bent rew tired and my time

came He turned and ran round the rock, and I, I ran after hih the back, thus, and thus, and thus, till he fell,

crying for mercy, and rolled off the rock into the river; and as he

rolled I snatched away his plu Umbelazi?"

Cetewayo took the orna it to one or two of

the captains near hiravely

"Yes," he said, "this is the war plu pillar of the Great House; we knoell, that war

pluht of which many a knee has loosened And so you killed

him, 'Eater-up-of-Elephants,' father of Ma