TANDAKORA'S GRASP They spent two more days in the cave, and Tayoga's marvelous cure proceeded with the same marvelous rapidity.

Robert repeatedly bathed the wound for him, and then redressed it, so the air could not get to it.
The Onondaga was soon able to flex the fingers well and then to use the arm a little.
"It is sure now," he said joyfully, "that Waraiyageh and Dieskau cannot meet before I am able to do battle." "Anyhow, they wouldn't think of fighting until you came, Tayoga," said Robert.
Their spirits were very high.

They felt that they had been released from great danger, some of which they could not fathom, and they would soon leave the hollow.

Action would bring relief, and they anticipated eagerly what the world outside might disclose to them.

Robert collected all the arrows he had shot in the fight with the wolf pack, cleaned them and restored them to the quiver.