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The Hunters of the Hills

CHAPTER IV
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Robert soon afterward saw the clouds move away, and disclose a strip of dark blue sky, into which the stars began to come one by one.
"The night will grow light soon," said Tayoga, "then it will darken again for a little time before the coming of the day." "And we've built our breastwork none too soon," said Willet.

"There'll be so many stars by and by that those fellows can pick out our place and send their bullets to it.

What do you think, Tayoga?
Is it just a band taking the chance to get some scalps, or are they sent out by the Governor General of Canada to do wicked work in the forest and then be disowned if need be ?" "I cannot tell," replied the Onondaga.

"Much goes on in the land of Onontio at Stadacona (Quebec).

He talks long in whispers with the northern chiefs, and often he does not let his left ear know what the right ear hears.


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