That quelled her apprehensions and allayed her fears.

Shotaye knew what she was and had to do; and Shotaye--of this Say felt convinced--was true to her.

In order to be quite sure of the fact, however, she strolled up to the cave in the course of an afternoon.

The rooms were empty, and Say turned back.

One of Shotaye's neighbours stopped her to ask where the medicine-woman might be.