Willet too spoke in a manner much superior to that of the usual scout and hunter.
"If the Indians post lines out of range and merely maintain a watch what will we do ?" asked Robert.

"I, for one, don't want to stay here indefinitely." "Nor do any of us," replied Willet.

"We ought to be moving.

A long delay here won't help us.

We've got to think of something." The two, actuated by the same impulse, looked at Tayoga.