"What makes the Indians, who are so wonderfully alert and watchful most of the time, become so careless when they have a great feast ?" Blackstaffe shrugged his shoulders.
"It is their way," he replied.

"You cannot change it.

Ware must have noticed what they were about, and he took advantage of it.

But I don't think any of the others will go that way." "The boy Cotter is in here," said Braxton Wyatt, tapping the side of a small hut.

"Let's go in and see him." "Good enough," said Blackstaffe.