[Oonomoo the Huron by Edward S. Ellis]@TWC D-Link bookOonomoo the Huron CHAPTER I 8/24
But, it mattered not; neither had any conception now of it, and their looks showed such unmistakably to their instructor. "Dunder and blixen, vot Dutch Indians!" he exclaimed, impatiently. Repeating its name, he again demanded "vot dat was." This time they answered readily, and his eyes sparkled with pleasure. "Shmart boys," said he, approvingly.
"You learns well, now.
One dese days--" Hans Vanderbum's words were cut short by the sudden sharp explosion of his pipe, the bowl being shattered in a hundred pieces, while nothing but the stem remained in his mouth. "Where's mine pipe ?" he asked, looking around in the vain hope of descrying it somewhere upon the ground.
Quanonshet and Madokawandock indulged in one short scream of laughter, then instantly straightened their faces and looked as meek and innocent as lambs.
Gradually the truth began to work its way into the head of Hans.
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