See, here are the stumps.
A man like St.Luc would not have had a nervous hand if he had not been perplexed greatly." "But how do you know it was St.Luc who stood by the bush, and not De Courcelles or Jumonville ?" "Because I have been trained from infancy, as an Onondaga and Iroquois, to notice everything.

We have to see to live, and I observed long ago that the feet of St.Luc were smaller than those of De Courcelles or Jumonville.

You will behold the larger imprints that turn out just here, and they face St.Luc, who stood by the bush.

Once they not only thought of turning back to meet us, but actually prepared to do so." "What proof have you ?" "O Dageaoga, you would not have asked me that question if you had used your eyes, and had thought a little.

The print is so simple that a little child may read.