Great Bear and I have been on the point where the new saw mill stands." "And the timber there is fine," interrupted Willet.
"Just the kind that white men use when they build long boats for traveling on the lakes, boats that will carry many men and armband supplies.

We know that a great army of red coats is advancing.

It expects to come up George and then probably to Champlain to meet Montcalm and to invade Canada.

It is an army that will need hundreds of boats for such a purpose, and they must be built." "And they're building some of 'em right here on this point, before us!" exclaimed Robert.
Tayoga smiled.
"It is so," he said precisely.

"There cannot be any doubt of it.