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Luc finally fell asleep, and, going outside, Robert found Tayoga awaiting him.

When he told him all the strange and wonderful story that he had heard inside the tent, the Onondaga said: "I suppose that Dagaeoga, being a great man, will go to Europe and forget us here." "Never!" exclaimed Robert.

"My home is in America.

All I know is America, and I'd be out of place in any other country." And then he added whimsically: "I couldn't go so far away from the Hodenosaunee." "Dagaeoga might go far and yet never come to a nation greater than the great League," said Tayoga, with deep conviction.
"That's true, Tayoga.

How stands the battle?
I had almost forgotten it in the amazing tide of my own fortunes." "General Wolfe is dead, but his spirit lives after him.