I hate to think of victory obtained by such means.

You Rangers are brave men; though men dread you, yet they respect you, and would fain imitate your prowess.

The Indians are devils--I can find no other name for them.

They are fiends, and I verily think that evil will befall us if we league ourselves with them.

Thus my uncle tries to teach; but they will not listen to his words." "Time will show, lady," answered Fritz; "and there are Indians who are gentle and tamable, and are some of them even sincere believers in our Christian faith.