Now, Tayoga, we're relying upon you to get us into a good position on his flank." The Onondaga led them in another but much smaller circle toward the forest, from which the answering caws of the crow had come.

The way went through dense thickets but, before he reached his chosen spot, he stopped.
"Look," he said, pointing to the earth, where there were faint traces that Robert could scarcely see and over which he would have passed, unnoticing.

"Here is where Tandakora went on his way to the ambush.

It is a little trail, and it was to be only a little ambush.

He has only about ten warriors with him.