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The Ivory Child

CHAPTER XI
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Yield yourselves and I swear that no spear shall be driven through your hearts and no knife come near your throats.

You shall only be taken to my town and there be fed on the best and kept as prisoners, till once more there is peace between the Black Kendah and the White.

If you refuse, then I will ring you round and perhaps in the dark rush on you and kill you all.

Or perhaps I will watch you from day to day till you, who have no water, die of thirst in the heat of the sun.

These are my words to which nothing may be added and from which nothing shall be taken away." Having finished this speech he rode back a few yards out of earshot, and waited.
"What will you answer, Lord Macumazana ?" asked Marut.
I replied by another question.


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