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Rh Sadly had she learned the lessons Of her altered state and nature, Of her future life and duties. But one answer she had offered To all words of hope and promise— "Happiness comes not without him, "Joy is only in his presence, "I will wait till he comes for me— "Send and tell him I am waiting."

Then the Master of the Wigwam, Taking pity on her sorrow, Called his messenger, the White Dove, Told her—if she found Abeka Bearing equal love for Wabose, From the land of snows to bring him.

Thus Abeka learned the secret Of those weird and mystic visions, That had filled his mind with wonder— Hope and wonder, strangely blended.