St.Luc lay down on it, and he too was soon asleep.
"It's time for us to go," whispered Willet, "but I'd feel safer if Tandakora also went to sleep.

That savage is likely to send out scouts." "Tandakora does not mean to sleep to-night," said Tayoga.

"He suspects that we are somewhere near and he is troubled.

If he were not uneasy he would take his rest, which is what a chief always does when the opportunity presents itself.

But he has thrown his second bone into the fire, and he walks about, looking now at the sleepers and now at the forest.