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The Lords of the Wild

CHAPTER XI
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They give forth a shout of anger and disappointment.

Now they turn back." They eased their strokes a little as the pursuit had been abandoned, but curved more toward the center of the lake, lest some hidden sharpshooter on shore might reach them, and made fair speed toward the smoke, which Robert surmised might be made by a vanguard of troops.
"We ought to have help for Colden and Willet very soon," he said.
"It will not be long," said Tayoga; "but Dagaeoga has forgotten something.

Can he not think what it is ?" "No, Tayoga, I can't recall anything." "Dagaeoga's body is bare from the waist up.

It is well for an Indian to go thus into a white camp, but it is not the custom of the people to whom Lennox belongs." "You're right.

I've had so much excitement that I'd forgotten all about my clothes.


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