Ten Of them ran after him clamouring loudly to give the impression of larger numbers; he heard them with relief when oppressed by the in human solemnity of the scenery that was too deep in its swoon to give back even an echo to the breaker on the shore, and he drew up his horse, turned his head a little and listened, flush ing-with annoyance when the rude calls of his pur suers became, even in their unknown jargon, too plainly peremptory and meant for him.

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