"That which escapes the eyes of the Dove is very small, but I would take the lad with me to Montreal." "Nay, Father, that cannot be.

I am second to nobody in respect for Holy Church, and for you, Father Drouillard, whose good deeds are known to all, and whose bad deeds are none, but those who fight the war must use their judgment in fighting it, and the prisoners are theirs." Father Drouillard sighed.
"It is so, Charles Langlade," he said, "but, as I have said, the prisoner is a good youth.

I have met him before, as I told you, and I would save him.

You know not what may happen in the Indian village, if you chance to be away." "The Dove will have charge of him.

She can be trusted." "And yet I would take him with me to Montreal.