Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 451
aredinnocent, because they believe he would notdare to accept it if guilty. The Indian sooncame back with the pipe. One of the boldest of them took it fromhim, and advanced toward the figure, holdingit out at some length, saying : Waku Chan-ompa (I give him the pipe). The apparition 438 Jimmy the… … ONE OF THE BOLDEST OF THE INDIANS ADVANCED TOWARD T^EFIGURE HOLDING OUT THE PIPE OF PEACE. They hastily packed up their few belongingsand deserted the camp crying: Wahken Wanagh — Wahken Wanagh. Captain Littles camp was wrapped in slum-ber. The sentinel pacing his lonely beat wasthe only one awake.…
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