I was allowed the freedom of the camp, but have always been closely watched.

I should still be with the Indians had I not suspected that Hamilton, the British Governor, had formed a plan with the Hurons, Shawnees, Delawares, and other tribes, to strike a terrible blow at the whites along, the river.

For months I have watched the Indians preparing for an expedition, the extent of which they had never before undertaken.

I finally learned from Myeerah that my suspicions were well founded.

A favorable chance to escape presented and I took it and got away.