As Paul came to this part of his narration he looked straight at Margaret Godfrey and continued, (it is given in his own words) "all Paul want to make him British soldier be pale face and little hair." In a few days the Iroquois went out again to visit his tribe.

Desiring to revisit his mother's grave he required some one to assist him down the river.

He selected as his companion Francis DeFalt who appeared willing to accompany him.

On the way down he found out from DeFalt, that he was one of the Indians who by Thoma's commands set fire to the Englishman's house and store.

DeFalt bragged about what he had done and said his only sorrow was, that all the white devils were not burned up with the house.
As DeFalt was speaking, the Iroquois blood began to stir quickly.