They have brought part of their fleet around to the side of the island facing us.

I count six large boats and twenty canoes there.

I also see five fires, and I have no doubt that many of the warriors are sleeping before them.

Despite losses, his force is still larger than ours, but I do not think St.Luc, brave as he is, would come back to the mainland and risk a battle with us." "Then we must get at him somehow, Tayoga.

We must make our blow so heavy that it will check Dieskau for a while and give Colonel Johnson's army time to march." "Even so, Dagaeoga.