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The Masters of the Peaks

CHAPTER X
19/33

I have also brought a small sack filled with samp." Robert uttered a little cry of joy.

He craved bread, or at least something that would take its place, and samp, a variation of which is known as hominy, was a most acceptable substitute.
"You are, in truth, a most efficient burglar, Tayoga," he said.
"I obtained also information," continued the Onondaga.

"While I lay in one of the lodges, hidden under furs, I heard two of the old men talking.

They believe since they have taken Oswego that all things are possible for them and the French.

Montcalm appears to them the greatest of all leaders and he will take them from one victory to another.


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