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The Forest Runners

CHAPTER VII
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Half the warriors would go into the forest, and the next day the other half would go, the first remaining.

They brought in an abundance of game, and Paul never before saw men eat as they ate.

It seemed to him that they must be trying to atone for a fast of at least six months, and those who were not hunting that day would lie around the fire for hours like animals digesting their food.

He and Braxton Wyatt were still treated well, and their hands remained unbound, although they were never allowed to leave the group of warriors.
Paul was glad enough of the rest and delay, but the life of the Shawnees did not please him.

He was too fastidious by nature to like their alternate fits of laziness and energy, their gluttony and lethargy afterwards, but he took care not to show his repulsion.


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