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UENA, THEGEISHA QUEEN,

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THE PLAY-GROUND OF PASSION

BY. CHABLES J. H. HALCONDE, (Author of "The Mystio Flowery. Land,"

Children of Far Cathay," eta.)

CHAPTER IV:

fascianted him with horror. His blood tingled in bis reins and a prickly sausation crept up his spine to the base of his head,

Thrilled into the wild and nosecountable desire to plauge forward against his will lat those antstretobed arms, ho feverishly olatobed the band he hold, as if soeking support în a desperate affort to resist the impulse. The hand was joy gold and chilled him-to-the-vory bone.

The thought that Uons was desi slowly dawned upon him, yet he could not remove his opes from the fair and awful shape before him." THE POOL OF DESTINY. The moon had already rise above the lofty it and, against his owa inclination, leaned for The swest cozed from his brow as he looked upon rampart of trees which surrounded the idend ward over the pool, at the sinio time trem- when the two watchers at the shrine of Prineslingly drawing Unis est hand into the Lyutan heard the great bell of the mennetery warmth of his bremt. Was he boom forth; its warning knall; and soon after first his mini was only able to feebly grasp the

dend P wards they heard the foul of feet and the iden; but, as it geen upon her there mud the

of voices ontside.

lost their dread lustre and With beating heart Uens rose to her feet- haunting free which rose up from the Madon was standing bear her and for a moment slowly metal ints the mist from which

waters or two they stood gazing into one another's eyesonated, though the Inriag erms were still as a bright beam of moonlight from an adjacent thrust ont in a last frautin endeavour to draw window cast its radiauco upon them.

his down to within their reach. Dat as his fear “We must be brave, dear," she whispered, for Uena oreresmo all thonghts of himself and holding her lips up to his as he drew her to him. and caressed her with allant fervoar.

body shrivelled

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-it-

bis peril, the rest of the mingling with the

ani

into shapelessness If I am taken, wo shall soon meet again." elements faded from view; and once more the sho added with fatalistic resignation, giving to pool shona bright and anslouded, though Re her speech the peculiar glamour and grandilo-slowly-ddying waters quence of the East. The parting will only be and swollen until they almost licked his feet. appeared to have risen for a little while and I shall await you at the Lotus Terrace of the Golden West and we him and the snapanse became intolerable, and Was Lens really deal The idea paralyzed shall go forward together to the mei-do of he forgot it else we the ous terrible fear- eternity,"

his own life hal ben estohed from him into the fear that who whom he loro dorer than that unknown land of shadows upon the brink of which he had just stood.

"If you are taken," koresponded passionately, "I do not wish to remain. Can we not both go together "

"No, dear," she auswored very tenderly and decisively if it is doereed that you remain, you must live on and labour, nobly falling your appointed-task and your appointed destiny But, in spirit, we shall always be close to one another, and you will always remember what I have Enid to you."

"Have no fear, my love," he answered with solemn pathos. "I shall never forget! no, nover? Still, it seems hard, sh-very hard, that those who really love one another, and those who are striving to live a good I fe, should be so beset with eorrow."

She looked into his eyes and, being strong in her faith, smiled with mook submissiveness.

"These sorrows," she said gently, "are but hidden blessings. For those whom God-loves he chastens with many burdensbardons which make as fest all the more light and gladsome when they are at length removed from us by merciful Providence who knows just what weight we can bear. No barden is evor impos ed without a good purpose."

They now heard someone enter the building. Looking round, they saw the tall and vanambia form of the High Priest coming towards them, so they want to meet him. Without speaking. ho stoppe

up to Merton and placed upon hira long white robe of soft linen. Then motioning them to follow him, he led the way outside, where the priests had formed themselves into two long lines between which they passed, still proceded by the old man who coked very stately in Lis rich vestiments of silk.

Thon the procession slowly wonded its way in a northerly direction through the grounds and finally ontored grote of trees which opened into a small glad or garden surrounded by a dark and lofty wall of and

pinos

procession behind in the grare, Leaving the ptomerias. the High Priest conducted Ton and Merton acress the moonlit glade to a small pool of water at the side of which was n finely soulptured obelisk having an arched recoss which marble contained a bench only broad enough to seat two parsons. Above this was a closed pics which the old man now opened, taking from two small geblets of elused silver. Into these he poured a

a clear effervescent fluid from a phial he had brought with him.

it

He motioned them to seat themelos in the

rocess, which they did. Now taking a goblet in each hand he held them up and tooking heaven Ward murmured an invocation and then handed

them to Usas and Merton.

Drink, my children, drink," he said in a low impressive votee, and may all be well with Uona's lips moved er if in prayer as he received the oup, which she drained to the 'drage.

With his mind fall of vague foar and wonder ment, Morton dronk the sparkling draught, which was as clear as crystal but had a slightly aromatic flavour.

and placing them back in the miles walked The High Priest received the empty vessels, slowly round to the opposite side of the pool and again turned towards them aut knelt with his head bowed and his hands cleped in front of him.

Vena drow closer to Morton and slipped her and into his. baud

Hold it fightly," she whispered. "Den't

let po!

He felt her warms delicate hand tremble as grasped it fly and grazed from her to the gloaming surface of the pool, round the side of which the water appeared to swirl and bubble, though the coutre looked as placid as a mirror From the darkness of the neighbouring grove came a glimpse of white garments; but no sound could be heard and no moremont could be seen, and nothing broke the dread stiliness of the right.

Suddenly Merton felt a dank icy breath upon his cheek, and the boding silence seemned over shadowed

by some ghostly presence. He in volautarily shuddered and felt a responsive tremor pass through bis compacion

He glanced at her and noticed that she was leaning back quiescently with her eyes wide open and looking fixedly in front of her, and that a tenuous vapour of a violet-grey. colour hovered above her head. Si her breast was gently beaving and her body was warm with the glow of life, so he manfully struggled against his fears

Ho

were fixed in a racast stare, und her body was A deathly pallor was on her face; her eyes quite innimate, though au aura of pale bine. light appeared to ridists from it. hold the cold hand to his lips, and while brishthing upon it gently chafed the lifeles

round and still on orvas vapeurs writhing arm. In the meantime k gianosd farfaliy scout through the estua air and close to the Earth, but they more less threateningly and their sinister faces had vanished. Moreover, the consciousness of an overshadowing-pressace ao pool gradually subsided until they seemed-as lougar disturbed his mind; and the waters of the

snoth and placid as a sheet of icn."

Suddenly the priest mised is head and looked Merton to his sanses and he noticed that the towards Uena, His movement again recalled hand he hold was getting warm and he felt the tingle of blood coursing through ita veins.

ena's bosom heaved with a sigh and the long velvety lashes of her eyes Auttased languidly.

thank God you are alive!" "Uona: Tena!" oried with passionato joy:

shuddering tremor passed through her frame, She retarned the pressure of bis hand, and a shaking it from head to foot. Thon rousing man at once stood up and looking heavenward herapif she gazel towards the priest. The old muttered a prayer. Then he beckoned them to him.

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"

Can hither, my children," he said in a cheerful voice The onteal is over and the Groat Tribunal has adja teed you guiltless anil for good."

| spared your lives and laked your destinies

Marion naisted Uens to her feet_and_ they walked together to where the High Privat stood. Helently blessed them and the priests again formed up behind thou as then led the way back into the prore, where

they now coturnen to this Hall of Judgment,

between their lines. which was dimly lighted; and as the High Priest and the rest of the elders ascended the tribunal Uand and Marton took up a position as before, and the other presis wont to their places on either side of the hall.

quivering with omotion, "you are now free. "My children," said the old man, kie voide

and to-morrow morning you will depart from na and I shall give instructions for my own your port of destination in the Inland Ses vessel to be prepared to convey you to Yet it is uny bonnien duty to uphold the strict rales of this monastis seminary by impressing upon you the fact that neither of you must return to this island during your earthly lifetime

loss it be for the purpose of condusting me

interuent.

Weshall now regard you, Mr. Merion, as with Vena you have right to wear the roba a lay brother of ours, and through your union you now wear and to be buried with her in the shrine of her illustrious father. Do you desire fearail yourself of this privilero?"

and my days with her and to eventually rest I do, sir," answeud Merton; I desire to with her."

ofd mas. "I will leave you to yourselves for And now, my children,” concluded the good

befare your departure, a while, though I lepa to sou hot again

you

knit before the tribunal.

At this juncture Kuish a came forward and

to the ground, "permit me to follow our sister

“O, my father,” he pleaded, bowing his Enad Tenu and serve her as before. I will serve them both and be alre faithful to you."

The High Priest smiled in a kindly manner and looked towards the two lovesa. Am I te praat this petition p They gladly consent.

Ties, Kiss," if the old man."you are at liberty to go with them, and I feel con vinced that you will do all in your power to promote their welfors and happiness and will at continue and labor in the good mare for which you have laboured so long and so well, From you I shall here to hear of those whom you serve; for at the end of every year, you will we will make arrangements for a vessel te return here as formerly and report yourself, and always meet you at the port of Kokaro."-

it

words of thanks went his way rejoicing; whila Kaisha again kowlowed, sud nemuring Ues and Murton bewed to the assembly and made their way out into the moonlit grounds.

Ueas was grace and thoughtful, yet her After a time, however, his limbs began to feel namb and powerless, yet with the geomed to be illuminated by a light of super-

fairer than ever, for fave looked cessation of physical power there was conscious intelligence, a corresponding increase of mental activity: and, as hiz senses were quickened into greater her hand.

Merton drew her arm into his and caressed. perceptivity of some mysterima force within he saw strange shape: gliding menaciarly

Ouse more we are alone," he said gertly, and had it not been for this soft little baad I

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I should have plunged into that dreadful pool Is it deep?

'It has never been frthomed," she replied, and according to tradition there is an under. carront which draws downward to some subtor ranean lake or river."

Then impulsively grasping his hand she

love which worked through it. that brought we And it was your dear hand, or rather the

back," she said with a winsome smile, "for

ground, while from their midst fierce luminous faces glared at him with future watchfalneas,

Ho norved himself and made en altempt to rise and shake of the spell; but bo was unble to move, and his grasp again tightened upon the hand ho hold. The prossure was not roturned and the hand felt fimp and clammy. Though only vaguely conscion that such fondly gazed into his fuco. was the case, this heightened his growing apprehension, and intensified the loneliness which oppressed him.

Those spectral visions became mors: distinct until they torrided him; and in order to enough it were only for a little while, I doubt whether I could have come book had it secape from the sight of them he rivetted his not been for the quickening vitality and attrac gaze upra

pen the gleaming pool at his feet But tion whick came from you. It shows, dear, se he did eo a sinaens bluish mist seemed to that love-teno ossifs love is akin to life rise from its depths and take human shape and and has incurable power-power which can, as the outlines became more definite he saw the for a time at least, stay the very band of form of a woman, and her arms wore extended sa though they would embrace him. The face was strangely beautiful and he could not remove his gaze from it, yet the eyes were inhumanly large and bright, and while alluring him down

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destiny."

"But, ob, the horror of the thing!”: hə exclaimed with a shudder; and he proceeded to relate to her his terrible experiences at the pool. (Continued on page 8.).

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