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The Scouts of the Valley

CHAPTER VI
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A Wyandot and a Mohawk were passing, and they had eyes of hawks.

Henry and Sol waited until the formidable pair were gone, and then began to examine the huts, trying to surmise in which their comrades lay.
"I haven't seen 'em a-tall, a-tall," said Sol, "but I reckon from the talk that they are here.

I was s'prised in the woods, Henry.

A half dozen reds jumped on me so quick I didn't have time to draw a weepin.
Timmendiquas was at the head uv 'em an' he just grinned.

Well, he is a great chief, if he did truss me up like a fowl.


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