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In a moment they had passed the curtained barriers out into the fresh night air. Steve paused. "Would that be the headman?" he demanded. An-ina shook her head. "Him headman by door. Him sleep where we stand. Him sleep by door. Him brave. Keep devil-man away. So." "I see," Steve moved on down the path. "Well, we'll get right back. I'm going to reckon on you, An-ina. Each day you go.
So, as the angel-man according to his affection of good and truth is allotted his place in heaven, the devil-man according to his affection of evil and falsity is allotted his in hell. The two opposites, set exactly over against each other, are kept in connection. This is the inmost of divine providence touching hell. Men know there is divine providence, but not what its nature is.
Having learned what had happened he ordered them to guide the newcomers' pursuit. When the attack began the Bhuttias, having no fire-arms, took refuge in trees. So when the herd swept down upon the assailants all the hillmen escaped. But they were witnesses of the terrible vengeance of the powerful devil-man and devil-elephant.
See the brilliant crowd all moving with little haste, and listen to the strange noise. Look at the faces of the camels, disdainful and calm, and that of an old devil-man with tangled hair.... "Come come from this; I want the desert and the Sphinx! "Ah! it is bright day again, and we have all the green world between us and the great vast brown tract of sand.
God-man or devil-man, or a combination of both, but great, incontestably great and compelling. Adams knelt down beside the body, and the Zappo Zap stood by with incurious eyes looking on. Berselius was not dead. He was breathing; breathing deeply and stertorously, as men breathe in apoplexy or after sunstroke or ruinous injury to the brain.
Medicine-man tell Wenonga all Jibbenainosay? where find Jibbenainosay? How kill Jibbenainosay? kill white-man's devil-man! Medicine-man tell Injun-man why medicine-man come Injun town? steal Injun prisoner? steal Injun hoss? Me Wenonga, me good brudder medicine-man."
"Tell me," Steve said after a pause, "who keeps these fires going? Who watches them? And those oil lights. Do they burn by themselves?" An-ina made a little sound. It was almost a laugh. "Him light burn all time. Him seal oil," she explained. "Indian man much 'fraid for devil-man come. Him light keep him devil-man 'way all time. Winter, yes. Summer, yes. Plenty oil. Only wind mak him blow out.
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