Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 161
of the Iroquois, and it would not do to be care-less. That night Uncoma lay by the side of hisinstructor, Anguel. Tell me, said the boy, why do you deceivethe warriors ? They thought spirits shook thetent, but I saw your hand grasping the poles,and it was you, not the spirits, that spoke. yio THE… … CANOES LADEN WITH SWARTHY WARRIORS HAD CROSSED THE ST. LAWRENCE. we lesser prophets must deceive if we wouldkeep our influence. It is right for these dullwarriors to fight to-morrow, for they are nowwell fed and in good courage ; it is for theiradvantage, and so I thought it wise to say thegods…
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