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Morning
came
.
The
fury
of
the
volcano
had
not
slackened
.
Thick
yellowish
fumes
were
mixed
with
the
flames
;
the
lava
torrents
wound
their
serpentine
course
in
every
direction
.
Glenarvan
watched
with
a
beating
heart
,
looking
from
all
the
interstices
of
the
palisaded
enclosure
,
and
observed
the
movements
in
the
native
camp
.
The
Maories
had
fled
to
the
neighboring
ledges
,
out
of
the
reach
of
the
volcano
.
Some
corpses
which
lay
at
the
foot
of
the
cone
,
were
charred
by
the
fire
.
Further
off
toward
the
"
pah
,
"
the
lava
had
reached
a
group
of
twenty
huts
,
which
were
still
smoking
.
The
Maories
,
forming
here
and
there
groups
,
contemplated
the
canopied
summit
of
Maunganamu
with
religious
awe
.
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Kai-Koumou
approached
in
the
midst
of
his
warriors
,
and
Glenarvan
recognized
him
.
The
chief
advanced
to
the
foot
of
the
hill
,
on
the
side
untouched
by
the
lava
,
but
he
did
not
ascend
the
first
ledge
.
Standing
there
,
with
his
arms
stretched
out
like
an
ex-erciser
,
he
made
some
grimaces
,
whose
meaning
was
obvious
to
the
prisoners
.
As
Paganel
had
foreseen
,
Kai-Koumou
launched
on
the
avenging
mountain
a
more
rigorous
taboo
.
Soon
after
the
natives
left
their
positions
and
followed
the
winding
paths
that
led
toward
the
pah
.
"
They
are
going
!
"
exclaimed
Glenarvan
.
"
They
have
left
their
posts
!
God
be
praised
!
Our
stratagem
has
succeeded
!
My
dear
Lady
Helena
,
my
brave
friends
,
we
are
all
dead
and
buried
!
But
this
evening
when
night
comes
,
we
shall
rise
and
leave
our
tomb
,
and
fly
these
barbarous
tribes
!
"
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It
would
be
difficult
to
conceive
of
the
joy
that
pervaded
the
oudoupa
.
Hope
had
regained
the
mastery
in
all
hearts
.
The
intrepid
travelers
forgot
the
past
,
forgot
the
future
,
to
enjoy
the
present
delight
!
And
yet
the
task
before
them
was
not
an
easy
one
--
to
gain
some
European
outpost
in
the
midst
of
this
unknown
country
.
But
Kai-Koumou
once
off
their
track
,
they
thought
themselves
safe
from
all
the
savages
in
New
Zealand
.
A
whole
day
had
to
elapse
before
they
could
make
a
start
,
and
they
employed
it
in
arranging
a
plan
of
flight
.
Paganel
had
treasured
up
his
map
of
New
Zealand
,
and
on
it
could
trace
out
the
best
roads
.