Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 744
Timid-Fawn, asquaws name, he answered; by which I sawthat, if the thought of making the boy a chiefhad by chance ever entered the Indians mind, the lads own disposition had put an end to such aplan. . Nevertheless, Tiscoquam, bravery is not allthat is needed, I said. There is no braver na-tion than… … IS IT NOT THE SIGN? HE ASKED. THIS IS THE HOV. 1096 PEG O THE RING [Oct., It is a sign for the Iroquois, Tiscoquam, Ianswered boldly. Your nation is the body, as themark upon the boy shows; but above the body isthe head, which is the great American nation.This bears no mark, so it is without a…
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