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4. better spat could not have been
found for the purpose. The bushes
'were thick, and overhung the water,
forming a complete canopy of leaves.
There was a small gravelly strand at
the bottom of the little bay, where
most of the party landed to be more
at their ease, and the only position
from which they could possibly be
seen was a point on the river direct,
]y opposite. There was little danger,
however. of discovery from that quar-
te-•. as the thicket there was even
denser than rohnnon, and the hued
brceud it was s0 wet and marshy ars
to "ender it difficult to h,• crnddeu,
•Titin is a `;ilf, 1..J Ver." said the
I'othdnder, after he hurl taken a
scrutinizing survey of ills position:
"tut it ntay be ne'cessary to make it
sa:r. Master Pap, -1 ask nothing of
y•.,11 hut silence. and a quieting of
s,tolf gifts as you may have gut at
sea, nleile the Tuscarora acrd 1 stake
1, avisfon for the roil hour."
The guide then want a sheat dist-
int, the hushes, ,ieeouipanied
t:v the Indian. o13''' the two rot off
110-. larger stents et several alders
anti
other crushes, using the utmost
c.:::s not to matte• a noise, The ends
ct
these- little u., es eve -re• ferer•d int,
71.1. 113 1, n1(side 51 the t•800e,', tht-
eis aft of the water t''ing very 'rift
1r :Ind In the to 'e of ,en nrhuues
w effectual - re.n was inter.
std ween them and tic Pr'iuci-
1'-'. ; , int of danger. V ue91 ing, sols '
, 1 eadiuess 3w, -r,' manifested in
t,.:: ;.1 this .imply .132,algenu t t
h the two w erka:en to>r• •-,,/011•
,rw,nu•• i by the utitutal.. r n.t•
.fins bank. the indentation n 11
t..sbere. the stial:ewness let the
w _ . and the manlier ill whir 11 1..
gel irtletws QipPerl into tile,
Tile Patt11in to h ul thv ad-!
to look tot ln1-i1 s Which bud
(, I t •nus, things easily iiy tool ,l in
. ,.1.•'t a place and by r-011130 hrnn
se•;, to riiatanee Isneaitli the Mend,
• permitting the hatter 10 Touch
the cater. the artificial little thieke•t
ti'si 005 the appeat•ane , of growing
the stream, which might have ex•
L •,.1 , nspieion; but one passing it
1. 18d have thought that the hushes
• .t mit horizontally Irma the bank
before they inclined upwards low -
mos the light. hi short. none but an
enasnally distrustful eye would have
iter turned for an instant towards
e .pot in quest of a hiding -plaice.
"This is the best cover 1 aver yet
g ' into," said the Pathfinder, with
•., quiet laugh alter (laving beau on
outside to reconnoitre; "the
eve • of our new tree- fairly touch
e of the bushes over our heads.
.:rt! -yonder eomes Eaudottee, wad-
., like a sensible boy, as he is. to
-,:w- bis trail in the water: and 'we
ail soon see whether our cover is
l;r,,r1 for anything or not;'
Jasper had indeed returned from
-s duty above; and missing the
,nes, he at once inferred that. they
,:c dropped round the next bend in
Orr river, in order to get out of sight
1.i the tire. His habits of caution im•
't:ediattely suggested the expediency
stepping into the water, in order
,r, there might exist no visible
t•rnmunication between the marks
-t on the shore by the party and
los place where he believed them to
have taken refuge below. Should the
Canadian Indians return on their
:'ani Hail, and discover that made by
the Pathfinder and the Serpent in
their ascent from and descent to the
river. the clue to their movements
weul(1 cease at the shore, water leav-
ieg no prints of footsteps. The
:poling man had therefore waded,
knee -sleep. as far as the point, and
was now seen making his way slow-
ly down the margin of the strearn,
searching curiously for the spot in
which the canoes were hid.
3t was in the power of those behind
bushes, by placing their eyes
).tear the leaves, to find many places
in look through, while one -at a little
distance lost this advantage. To those
who watched his motions frenl be-
hind their cover, and they were alt in
the canoes, it was evident that Jasper
vets totally at 'a loss to • imagine
is
where the Pathfinder had secreted
hhnself. When fairly round the curv-
ature in the shore, and out of sighs of
the fire he had lighted above, the
young man stopped and began exam-
ining the bank deliberately and with
great care. Ot•oasionally be advanced
eight or ten paces, and then halted
again, to renew the search. The water
befog tnuell shallower than common,
11e stepped aside, in ot'dei' to walk
with greater 1 rase to himself. and
caste so near tate artificial plantation
that he might have touched it with
his hand. Will he (11leet5d nothing.
gild was actually passing the .spot
wrheen Pathfinder madc au ore11(3g
i oneatli the branches, and called to
hint in a low voice to enter.
"Phis is prelty will," said the
Pathfinder, laughing; "though pale•
face ew'e0 1)11(1 ('5)1.011111 eyes are 11S
diff'er'ent as: ht111111l spy -glasses.. 1
would wager. with the Sergeant's
daughter here, a horn of powder
against a wautpnin•bell for her girdle,
that he father's rijimen1 should
/nevelt by this embankment and
never Lind nut the fraud! But if' the
\Iingee's septally get down into the
ilei of (ho river where Jasper pass•
ed, 1 ''11mtid tl•5nlble An. the ninnta-
tion 11 will do l'or th, a oyes, ew'e(1
across ss Ile sur„un. bowl -von anti will
not bet without its use, -
"Don't you think, \taster Pathfind-
er. Hot' 11 would hr• wisest, after all,"
said Pap. "to 5,') under way at once.
11,1 ,'urry sail hard dews stream, acs
con .13 we Dee- satisfied that rhes,•
l;w„els ,u•1.. fairly 3,015rn of ns? We.
`eanwu Bali
11 10''taa rhaoe !1 long
11.1
( wouldn't move itom this spot
tm itt we heat from the Sat•P(-ul. 311113
the Sergeant's pretty daughter here
in nor comp30iw, for all fire powdor
in rhe lua53(1nte- of 111e fort below.
Sartain captivity or O'lailt 311.1111)
would follow. 11' a 1.11(151' fa'n,. 012(11
11s lin- 111aiden we }hare' in charge,
5('1(1(1 lilt cad the ('urea like old deer,
it might, indeed, do to quit ;he
teethes. for by staking a circuit tee
1unld- reach the garrison before
morning."
"Then let it be done." said Mabel.
springing to her feet 111111511 the sud-
den itnpulse of awakened energy. "1
am young. active, used to exercise,
and (amici easily out -walk my dear
unc•]e. I,et no one think me a hind-
rance, 1 cannot hear that al] your
lives should be exposed on my ac.
(q int."
"No, no. pretty one; we calf think
you anything but a hindrance or any-
thing that is unbeet sling, and 030111(1
willingly run twice this risk lo do
you and the honest Sergeant a serv-
ee. ilo I not speak your mind, Eau -
donee;'"
"To do her a serv(ee!" said Jasper
with emphasis. "Nothing shall tempt
me. ID desert Mabel Dunham until (1115
is safe in her father's amts."
"Well said, lad; bravely and ]inn•
espy saitl, roc; and 1 join in it, heart
and hand. -No, no! you are not the
first of your Des I have led through
the wilderness, and never but once
did any harm befall any of them: --
that was a sad day. certainly; but its
like may never come again,"
\1 15(11 looked from one 0f her pro-
tectors to the tither, and her fine
warns eye: sw11111 in 1ear:. Frankly
placing a hand in that of each, she
answerers them, aho4;11 at first her
voice was choked, "I have no -right
10 exp0st yon .all n,y 1550(1(1(1, \Iv
dear father will thank yon, I thank
ycm, 'God will reward you; ihud let
there the ne unnce>'.ary risk. 1 ' can
walk far, and have often gone miles
on some ,girlish -fancy; why not now
exert my -0114 for my life -nay, for
your 'precious lives?"
"She is a trite drove. Jasper," said
the Pathfinder, neither relinquishing
the hand he herd 'until the girl herself
in native modesty, saw fit do with-
rlraw it. "and wonderfully winning!
We get to ibe rough. and somdlimes
even hard-hearted, in the woods, Ala -
,bel: brut the sight of one like you
brings ens ,back again to our y(lting
feelings, and -cloes ;is good for the: re-
mainder of our days. ] daresay Jasp
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er here will tell you the saltie; for,
like me hi )the forest, the lad sees ;but
few such as yourself tot Ontario, 'to
soften his heart and remind hint of
love for his kind, ;Speak out now,
jasper, and say ii it is not s0?"
question if nutty like ,.Gabel
Dunham are 1,' r'tu' found - anywhere,"
returned the young man gallantly, an
hone:t sincerity glowing in his face,
that spoke more c•lagnently than his
to0,gtte: "yon need not 'mention aoolds
and la'lscs '333 challenge her equals, hilt
I 5011111 go into the 'settlements and
towns."
"\V1. had better leave the canoes,"
I\lanbe1 hurriedly rejoined; "fort feel
it is no longer .afe to ,he here,"
"You can never do it: you can ne-
ver d,o it. It would he a march of
more than twenty stiles, tied that loo,
er'f tramping over thrush and roofs,
through :tramps, in the dark; the
trail of such a ,party would ,h1 %vide,
and we slight have 10 tight our way
into the garrison after all- - W11 will
wait for the 5(lohicau,"
Stich appearing Ito Ibe the decision
of him to a11, in their (present strait,
looked up for cciautscl, no more was
said on the sulbjeot. The whole party
broke up into •groups: Arrowhead
.1111 Ili. wife sitting al10111 under tete
rushes, conversing in 11103tone, the
311a11 speaking sternly, and the woman
answering with the subdued mildness
that marks the degraded condiltion of
the :quaff'. Pathfinder and Cap oc-
cupied one can„,chatting of their
different ,dventnles ,by sett and land:
while Jasper and \la=bel sat in Ha,
other, making ,3ri'ater prn8r,•., in in-
tinl:tcy m single hour than might
have ',eel) c•ltcctel under oilier cirr-
tim-tinlre, in a 1 ,31.1-; 11101116. \n'-
,1itl,.9a1l111(1 their .11114011 .1.
::a1,11 1'11' 3'•31'11.)', the tinny tle8
'y `(y, tend 3'11 young pe•e',:v in enlr11 -
11a1', were astonished when Cat' in-
formed lhent how- Ion_ they had thus
beers oeestteled.
"If „111 ,1,a'.d smoke, •\la.ter Path-
finder," 514.5r1e11 the old -sailor, "ibis
11,511) would he son:, ennu41: ror, 1„
wive the devil his due, you have got
the ranee, handsomely land -locked,
and into moorings that would defy a
monsoon. The only hardship is the
denial of the ]ripe,"
".-rhe scent of +rete toharro would
betray as: and -,where is the 3191. ,,
taking all these preeanti•m a5:om1
the \Elle . eye., if et, are 1.1 tell '.tint
T]IURS'DIAY, 'D.E'CZ1ViBE'R 26, 1940
where the cover is to 'be found
through the nose No, no; deny your
ap'p'etites; and learn one virtue from
a ('13311311(11, ‘ "ho will Pass a week with -
oto sealing oven, to :get a single scalp...
.1)id you hear 114310ng, Jasper?" -
"The Serpent 1s coming."
"'Then ken us see if 1ILLItican eyes
arc 'better than them of a lad wlio
follows +the water."
'lite (Mohican had indeed trade his
appearance in the sante direction as
that thy which llasper had rejoined his
friends. Instead of coming directly
011, however, no -sooner diff he pass
the !heed,- where iu' was concealed
from any who might be higher up.
stream, than he moved dose ruttier
the i3:urk; and, using the utmost eau-
-the!, Leet a 'position (where he could
look hack, with his ,person sufficiently
t enreelcd lis the /bushes to prevent
its 'being seen by any in that quarter.
"The Serpent sees the knaves!,
whispered Paifhtirid er. "9s ('nl a
Christian white man, they have 111(1 at
rbc hail, acrd have auvhushed the
smoker
'Here`
Here ;t hearty but silent laugh in-
,crrupted his words, and nudging t'ap
with his elbow, they all continued to
wards the sort. moil the latter caught
chm,ok in profound stillness. "rhe'\1o•
Rican remained stationary as the rock
on which he sttond, fall ten minutes:
and Ellett it lyse apparent dna some-
thing of interest had occurred within
his view., for he drew hack with a
harried nuuu11'r, 10,'1(5,1 amhtusly and
1:ee111y alone the margin of of :he stream
and stored quickly o:,ow• 1 it, taking
rare to lo.e his trail in the shallow
:1 our. lie• Ail, cyidcnilw i11 a hurry
and ('(113111335(5. now looking behind
i11iit. and thin e.I"lins eager ,;lances
toa1(1'e1, every 1.,o•: on the shore
where he tlefewli1 a canoe might he
4','11111 sled. -
"Call flim in," ',wirspervd Jasper,
scarcely able to rt'=team his ilnpal-
i1nce,--"call hint in, ,or it win the ton
late! See! he i. 1(3111ally pa.sil10 us,.,
"Nutt so, not so. 1:01. ttnthin,g press-
es, leveed on it," returned his cont.
;notion, "or the Sar•pent would ,be5111
to creep, The Lord help its and teach
ns wisdom! I d0 linoirvc even llti0g-
ach:ao, k whose sight is as faithfill as
the „nuul , scent, of erlook, ns, and
Wit not lied ontt the autints unen't 3133
11at'e made!" Thi.. extt'tation :3a, un
thtil•ly; for the \words were no -.,niter
s;1,:11cen than the 111,11:111, 3w hr, had at'.
'Wally -got several feet lower down
the sttreant than the artificial cover,
e,tt'ddenly stopped; fastened a keen -
riveted tglanee 0(111)115 the 'transplant --
ed bushes; 'ade a few 'haply :,taps
dittckwvards; and, bending his body
an•d carefully s'eparatiitg the branches,
he appeared among 4'11cn1,
"'rhe accntsccl M'in;,ns!" said the
d'ath5nder, as soon as his friend teas
near 1.11(111511 to .be addressed with
,prudence.
"Iroquois," returned the sententi.
ot13 Ilntlian. -
"No platter, nn ntadter; irodaois,
-devil, \Iinq;n, Mengwes, or ,furies. --
all are ,pretty much the same, 1 call
all rascals ,\fingos, !Come hither,
chief, and let us 1:0(1warse rationally."
\\'hen their private contimanieattion
was over, Pathfinder rejoined the rest
and 111adc them acquainted with all
he had learned.
The 5(lo'hican had .followed the trail
of their enemies sortie dislta11Ce ,10-
wards the fort, until the latter caught
sight of 1Jaspet''s fire, when they in.
skantly retraced their steps, It now
became necessary' for [Chingachgook
who eau the greatest risk of detection,
to Tied a cover where he could sec-
rete himself until the .party might
pass. '111 w -as perhaps fortunate - /for
hit' that the savage, were 1/0 intent
on 1111s 1.1(34.11) cliscov(ry, that they
did not he.sitowt the ordinary attention
on the signs of the forest, .-\t all
53 ems. they passed hint swiftly, fif-
teen in number, treading lightly in
each Other's iooastcps; and he was
enabled to .get into their rear again,
After proceeding' to the place where
the .foot,teps of l.'athliuder and (15,11
;Mohican had joined the principal trail,
the Iroquois had struck off to the ri-
ver, which they reached just as =jas-
per had tikapp'ared behind the bend
1'he smoke ['x':115 now in plain
view, the sr/ages plunged into the
31,0,d, 811,1 c'n,-lealnre,l 111 aI'proaeh
the fire me., en. Chingachgnok profit-
, 'I :)y this occasion to descend he (:lice
water, and to gain the bend in the
river also, which he thought 111,1 been
effected undiscovered. Here he paus-
ed, a, has been str.ed. until he sa33
his rnlmlic, a1 the tire, where their
stay, iowe,tcr, tail• 1131')' .hart.
0-1 the 111,tiee, of the Iroquois the
Ill.,hio:m could jto155 only be their
-tots. Ile thought the) 1,:,•I d:•tccled
the artifice ni the lire, and t11re. Aware
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to mislead t111335; for, after a hasty,
-
exanlhaaltion of the snot, they h•ad se-
parated, some pillaging again into the
woods, while six .or eight had •follow -
el the footstopa of Jasper along the
shore, and conte 'down the stream to-
wards (the place ,where the canoes had
landed. What course 'they might 'take
0l.ifc1tching that spot was only to be •
conyedtured; ,for the Serpent had 'NBC
the e'fitergency •tn the 'too !pressing to-
del'ay looking 'for his ,friends any 'long-
er. Front some indications that were
to the galthered from their ,gestures,
Irowaver, he dinnein: it 'probable that
their enemies •nziglnt follow [drown in
the nlaugin pf tt e stream, butt 'could
not :he Certain.
As the Pa'thfin'der related these
facts to 'his companions, elle profess-
ional
rofess-1,10 )' ,feelings of the two [other white
men came uppermost and both nat-
erally-reverted to (Sherr habits, in
quest of the means of escape.
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