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The Rulers of the Lakes

CHAPTER XIII
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His scalp is hanging in the belt of a Pottawattomie who is now with Dieskau.

Black Rifle will roam the forest no more.

He was killed by my own men, and the wolves have eaten his body.

The hunter Willet was taken alive, but he perished at the stake.
He was a very strong man, and he burned nearly a whole day before the spirit left him.

The ranger, Rogers, whom you called the Mountain Wolf, was killed in the combat, and the wolves have eaten his body, too." "Now, I know, O Tandakora," said the Onondaga, "that you are a liar, as well as a savage and a murderer.


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