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 of a man from another to herself. I have spoken." And he turned to go.
"Stay!" said the King. "Who set these foul charms in the doorway of
Saduko's hut?" "How can I tell, O King, unless I make preparation and
cast the bones and smell out the evil-doer? You have heard the story of
the woman Nahana. Accept it or reject it as your heart tells you." "If
that story be true, O Zikali, how comes it that you yourself smelt out,
not Mameena, the wife of Masapo, but Masapo, her husband, himself, and
caused him to be slain because of the poisoning of the child of Nandie?"
"You err, O King. I, Zikali, smelt out the House of Masapo. Then I smelt
out the poison, searching for it first in the hair of Mameena, and
finding it in the kaross of Masapo. I never smelt out that it was Masapo
who gave the poison. That was the judgment of you and of your Council, O
King. Nay, I knew well that there was more in the matter, and had you
paid me another fee and bade me to continue to use my wisdom, without
doubt I should have found this magic stuff hidden in the hut, and mayhap
have learned the name of the hider. But I was weary, who am very old;
and what was it to me if you chose to kill Masapo or chose to let him
go? Masapo, who, being your secret enemy, was a man who deserved to
die--if not for this matter, then for others." Now, all this while I had
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