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That night was passed by the Priestess in her own private
chamber, not in sleep and rest, but actively and earnestly
engaged in silent prayer for her new-born children, Nu-nah,
Sarthia and Rathunor.
CHAPTER VIII.
PRINCESS NU-NAH.
The morning following the Priestess' visit to Sarthia's
apartments, she sent a messenger to inquire for the welfare of
Princess Nu-nah.
She was reported to have slept well, seemed much stronger, but a
peculiar change had taken place during her almost fatal illness.
She spoke strangely, almost weirdly at times, which excited much
comment and anxiety amongst her immediate friends and relatives.
The Princess had been a general favorite and much admired by
those occupying the same station in life with herself; but by
those who were subject to her commands and rule, she was looked
upon as cold, stern, and heartless, kind in her way when obeyed,
but the slightest disobedience brought scornful reproaches and
often punishment.
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