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The Shadow of the North

CHAPTER VII
18/35

I hid in the snowy bushes, and heard some of their talk, too.

They will not stop until they reach a village a full hundred miles from here.

The Frenchmen, De Courcelles and Jumonville are mad with anger and disappointment, and so is the Indian chief Tandakora." "And well they may be!" jubilantly exclaimed Captain Colden, off whose mind a great weight seemed to have slid.

"It was splendid tactics to burn their home over their heads.

I wouldn't have thought of it myself, but since others have thought of it, and, it has succeeded so admirably, we can now do the work we were sent here to do." Tayoga and Willet made snow-shoes and went out on them a few days later, confirming the report of Black Rifle.


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