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The Sun Of Quebec

CHAPTER XI
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Truly he had friends, and not least among them was this thin, shrewd Bostonian.

He drew a chair close to the colonel and spun the wonderful tale of his kidnapping, the sea fight, the wreck, the island and his rescue by the _Hawk_.

Colonel Strong listened intently and seldom interrupted, but when Robert had finished he said: "'Tis clear, lad, that your belief in the good spirits was well placed.
We lose nothing by borrowing a little from the Iroquois beliefs.

Their good spirits are our angels.

'Tis all the same in the essence, only the names are different.


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