Look out for the October moon." "No, you are a better Indian now." "Yes; sometimes." "The better Indian harms no one--one's good self never does evil.

You are to be your good self, and please me." The young Indian was silent for a time.

He at last said, slowly: "But me know who will." "Do what, Benjamin ?" "Make her suffer--punish." "Who ?" "I know a bad Indian who will.

He say so." "You must not let him.

You are son of a chief." "I will try.