[The Shadow of the North by Joseph A. Altsheler]@TWC D-Link bookThe Shadow of the North CHAPTER III 34/38
And there was admiration too, because Black Rifle was a great warrior.
The woods held none greater. When Robert awoke it was well on toward noon and he sprang up, refreshed and strong. "You've had quite a nap, Robert," said Willet, who had not slept at all, "but some of the soldiers are still sleeping, and Tayoga has just gone down to the spring to bathe his face." "Which I also will do," said Robert. "And when you come back food will be ready for you." Robert found Tayoga at the spring, flexing his muscles, and taking short steps back and forth.
"It was a great run you made," said the white youth, "and it saved us.
There's no stiffness, I hope ?" "There was a little, Dagaeoga, but I have worked it out of my body.
Now all my muscles are as they were.
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