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The Great Taboo

CHAPTER XXV
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Then early in the morning I will come to fetch her--and woe to him who strives to prevent me!" Felix looked at him long, with a fixed and dogged look.
"What has made you think of this devilry ?" he asked at last, still grasping his knife hard, and half undecided whether or not to use it.
"You have invented all these ideas.

You have no claim, even in the horrid customs of your savage country, to demand such a sacrifice." Tu-Kila-Kila laughed loud, a laugh of triumphant and discordant merriment.

"Ha, ha!" he cried, "you do not understand our customs, and will you teach _me_, the very high god, the guardian of the laws and practices of Boupari?
You know nothing; you are as a little child.

I am absolute wisdom.

With every Korong, this is always our rule.


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