[The Hidden Children by Robert W. Chambers]@TWC D-Link bookThe Hidden Children CHAPTER XII 40/42
There are two of them now across the Susquehanna." Thunderstruck, I stared at the river, where its sunlit surface glittered level through the trees. "Do the others know this ?" I asked. "Surely, Loskiel." I looked at my Indians where they lay flat behind their trees, rifles poised, eyes intent on the territory in front of them. "If my brother does not desire to bring the Wyandotte to General Sullivan, I will go to him now and kill him," said the Mohican carelessly. "He ought to hang," I said between my teeth. "Yes.
It is the most dreadful death a Seneca can die.
He would prefer the stake and two days' torture.
Loskiel is right.
The Erie has been a priest of Amochol.
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