Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 233
omparative safety. Onlycomparative safety, for the fugi-tives knew that the wonderfullytrained sight of their enemies wouldsoon find some clew as to the direc-tion of their flight, and that theywould be tracked with all the cun-ning and the almost supernaturalsagacity in woodcraft which the Indians… … time by jumping up and down on their forefeet,with their noses lifted high in the air. Thesewere familiar strains to Juan and Juanita; butit was one thing to hear them while safe in anIndian camp, and quite another, when out alone 87-] JUAN AND JUANITA. 221 in the woods. Nita grew pale when she…
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