He asked the first man he met and that man said he was a stranger too. The next man told him that they had no king and that the man who ran the town was called: Tausayinka

da Sauki', which means the sorrow in your heart is little'. Derrick had gone there to seek refuge from his parents and from the people whom he had wronged, and since then the village had grown. Now it was

peopled by men who had broken customary laws or were in some way afraid of punishment.

'Let us go to this Tausayinka da Sauki, William Suggested.

They went there. The man was out; he...