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The Great Taboo

CHAPTER VII
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Then the chiefs who formed the hollow square fell back one by one, and the man under the umbrella, with his two supporters, came forward boldly.

Felix noticed that they crossed without scruple the thick white line of sand which all the other natives so carefully respected.
The man within the umbrella drew aside the curtain of hanging nautilus shells.

His face was covered with a thin mask of paper mulberry bark; but Felix knew he was the self-same person whom they had seen the day before in the central temple.
Tu-Kila-Kila's air was more insolent and arrogant than even before.

He was clearly in high spirits.

"You have done well, O King of the Rain," he said, turning gayly to Felix; "and you too, O Queen of the Clouds; you have done right bravely.


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