All this is very simple.

An Onondaga child eight years old could read what is written in this camp.

Here are the impressions made by the cannon wheels, and just beside them the artillery horses were tethered, as the numerous hoofprints show." "And here, I imagine," said Robert, who had walked on, "the Marquis de Montcalm and his lieutenants spent the night.

Tents were pitched for them.
You can see the holes left by the pegs." "Spoken truly, O, Dagaeoga.

You are using eye and mind, and lo! you are showing once more the beginnings of wisdom.