Siguyana, and wandering in another land you shall die a man's death,

and not such a death as yonder witch has given to me.' Then, having

spoken thus, he lifted up his head, looked at me, and with a great

"Now I passed out of the hut dragging the body of the dead girl after

me. In front of the hut were gathered many headmen waiting for the

end, and I saw that their looks were sullen.

"'The chief, my father, is dead!' I cried in a loud voice, 'and I,

Galazi, who am the chief, have slain her who murdered him!' And I