"I believe it is better to stay there until the sun has risen.

I will send word to the men to turn to the left, and we will sleep in the shade of the trees until the time comes to advance." "You are right, brother," the Chayan assented; "do as you have said." The two men had lagged behind the others during this conversation.

Tyope imitated the cry of an owl.

Soon several warriors came up to him.

He directed them to go to the front, to the right, and to the left, and give orders that all should move to the westward a short distance, far enough to reach high timber.