[The World For Sale Complete by Gilbert Parker]@TWC D-Link bookThe World For Sale Complete CHAPTER VI 39/41
At that instant there came distinctly through the wood a faint, trilling sound. Her face paled a little, and the words died upon her lips.
Ingolby, having turned his head as though to listen, did not see the change in her face, and she quickly regained her self-control. "I heard that sound before," he said, "and I thought from your look you heard it, too.
It's funny.
It is singing, isn't it ?" "Yes, it's singing," she answered. "Who is it--some of the heathen from the Reservation ?" "Yes, some of the heathen," she answered. "Has Tekewani got a lodge about here ?" "He had one here in the old days." "And his people go to it still-was that where you were going when I broke in on you ?" "Yes, I was going there.
I am a heathen, also, you know." "Well, I'll be a heathen, too, if you'll show me how; if you think I'd pass for one.
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