We do not see it for the first time." "Tandakora," said Willet.
"It can be none other." "We shouldn't be surprised at seeing it.

The Ojibway, like a wolf, will rush to the place of killing." "I am not surprised, Great Bear.

It is strange, perhaps, that we have not seen his footsteps before.

No doubt he has looked many times upon the marching army." "Since Tandakora is here, probably leading the Indian scouts, we'll have to take every precaution ourselves.

I like my scalp, and I like for it to remain where it has grown, on the top of my head." They moved now with the most extreme care, always keeping under cover of bushes, and never making any sound as they walked, but the army kept on steadily in the road cut for it by the axmen.