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in the heart of him. "Didn't you come here to give your message? I your convert, Marco Polo?" CHAPTER XVI And now the place of Li Po was usurped, and gone Sanang with his Polo sat and instructed Golden Bells. . . CHAPTER XVII And he told of the flight into Egypt when savage Herod reigned, of the great Sphinx, while the shades of the old Afric gods looked and Osiris. And the painted kings knelt in their pyramids, and out crocodiles and monstrous water lizards, and the great hippopotami hear your voice, Marco Polo. You are so earnest, Marco Polo; there a poem.html">poem, 'White Gleam the Gulls,' and it is the poem by which he is But, Marco Polo, I never listened to Li Po's song so eagerly as I It is hard to think of a tragedy in a strange country, and we in ago. Do you hear the bees, Marco Polo -- the bees among the And do you see the little tortoise, Marco Polo, and he sunning and he is such a clumsy diver, Marco Polo!" "But you must listen, Golden Bells, and believe.html">believe.html">believe.html">believe me." "I do believe, Marco Polo; I honestly do. Don't you know I believe all the way over the world.html">world to be telling me a lie. Of course I believe." "And doesn't it make you happy.html">happy, Golden Bells?" "Once I was unhappy, Marco Polo. I used sit here, and on my lute song in the world. Under the moon I used be lonely, and the droning I cannot play 'Willow Branches' any more, so alien is sadness to me. what it is, but I am very happy." CHAPTER XVIII And he told her of Paul, who had seen a vision and gone preaching bitten by a viper, and who survived everything that he might preach .

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