Then we will watch for the little animals that run on the ground.

They cannot fly over the heads of Ojibway and Caughnawaga warriors, and so, if our enemies come, they, too, are likely to come our way." "Then I'll rest awhile, Tayoga, and it may be that I'll doze.

If a rabbit runs in our direction wake me up." "You may pretend to sleep, Dagaeoga, but you will not.

You may close your eyes, but you cannot close your ears, nor can you still your nerves.

One waits not with eyes and ears alone, but with all the fiber of the body." "True, Tayoga.