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  HethoughtofPathfinder,buthedistrustedhisknowl-

  edge。HethoughtofMabel,butfortheparenttoappealtothechildforsuchsuccorappearedlikereversingtheorderofnature。Thenitwasthathefeltthefullre-

  sponsibilityoftheparentalcharacter,andhadsomeclearglimpseofthemannerinwhichhehimselfhaddischargedthetrusttowardsanorphanchild。Whilethoughtslikethesewererisinginhismind,Mabel,whowatchedtheslightestchangeinhisbreathing,heardaguardedknockatthedoor。SupposingitmightbeChingachgook,sherose,undidtwoofthebars,andheldthethirdinherhand,assheaskedwhowasthere。Theanswerwasinheruncle’svoice,andheimploredhertogivehiminstantadmission。

  Withoutaninstantofhesitation,sheturnedthebar,andCapentered。Hehadbarelypassedtheopening,whenMabelclosedthedooragain,andsecureditasbefore,forpracticehadrenderedherexpertinthisportionofherduties。

  Thesturdyseaman,whenhehadmadesureofthestateofhisbrother-in-law,andthatMabel,aswellashimself,wassafe,wassoftenednearlytotears。Hisownappear-

  anceheexplainedbysayingthathehadbeencarelesslyguarded,undertheimpressionthatheandtheQuarter-

  masterweresleepingunderthefumesofliquorwithwhichtheyhadbeenpliedwithaviewtokeepthemquietintheexpectedengagement。Muirhadbeenleftasleep,orseem-

  ingtosleep。butCaphadrunintothebushesonthealarmoftheattack,andhavingfoundPathfinder’scanoe,hadonlysucceeded,atthatmoment,ingettingtotheblockhouse,whitherhehadcomewiththekindintentofescapingwithhisniecebywater。ItisscarcelynecessarytosaythathechangedhisplanwhenheascertainedthestateoftheSergeant,andtheapparentsecurityofhispresentquarters。

  Iftheworstcomestotheworst,MasterPathfinder,

  saidhe,wemuststrike,andthatwillentitleustore-

  ceivequarter。Weoweittoourmanhoodtoholdoutareasonabletime,andtoourselvestohauldowntheensigninseasontomakesavingconditions。IwishedMasterMuirtodothesamethingwhenwewerecapturedbythesechapsyoucallvagabonds——andrightlyaretheynamed,forvilervagabondsdonotwalktheearth——

  You’vefoundouttheircharacters?interruptedPathfinder,whowasalwaysasreadytochimeinwithabuseoftheMingosaswiththepraisesofhisfriends。

  Now,hadyoufallenintothehandsoftheDelawares,youwouldhavelearnedthedifference。

  Well,tometheyseemmuchofamuchness。black-

  guardsforeandaft,alwaysexceptingourfriendtheSer-

  pent,whoisagentlemanforanIndian。But,whenthesesavagesmadetheassaultonus,killingCorporalM’Nabandhismenasiftheyhadbeensomanyrabbits,Lieuten-

  antMuirandmyselftookrefugeinoneoftheholesofthishereisland,ofwhichtherearesomanyamongtherocks,andthereweremainedstowedawayliketwoleaguersinaship’shold,untilwegaveoutforwantofgrub。A

  manmaysaythatgrubisthefoundationofhumannature。

  IdesiredtheQuartermastertomaketerms,forwecouldhavedefendedourselvesforanhourortwointheplace,badasitwas。buthedeclined,onthegroundthattheknaveswouldn’tkeepfaithifanyofthemwerehurt,andsotherewasnouseinaskingthemto。Iconsentedtostrike,ontwoprinciples。one,thatwemightbesaidtohavestruckalready,forrunningbelowisgenerallythoughttobegivinguptheship。andtheother,thatwehadanenemyinourstomachsthatwasmoreformidableinhisattacksthantheenemyondeck。Hungerisad——blecircumstance,asanymanwhohaslivedoniteight-and-

  fortyhourswillacknowledge。

  Uncle,saidMabelinamournfulvoiceandwithanexpostulatorymanner,mypoorfatherissadly,sadlyhurt!

  True,Magnet,true。Iwillsitbyhim,anddomybestatconsolation。Arethebarswellfastened,girl?foronsuchanoccasionthemindshouldbetranquilandundis-

  turbed。

  Wearesafe,Ibelieve,fromallbutthisheavyblowofProvidence。

  Well,then,Magnet,doyougouptotheflooraboveandtrytocomposeyourself,whilePathfinderrunsaloftandtakesalook-outfromthecross-trees。Yourfathermaywishtosaysomethingtomeinprivate,anditmaybewelltoleaveusalone。Thesearesolemnscenes,andin-

  experiencedpeople,likemyself,donotalwayswishwhattheysaytobeoverheard。

  Althoughtheideaofheruncle’saffordingreligiouscon-

  solationbythesideofadeath-bedcertainlyneverob-

  trudeditselfontheimaginationofMabel,shethoughttheremightbeaproprietyintherequestwithwhichshewasunacquainted,andshecompliedaccordingly。Path-

  finderhadalreadyascendedtotherooftomakehissur-

  vey,andthebrothers-in-lawwereleftalone。CaptookaseatbythesideoftheSergeant,andbethoughthimseri-

  ouslyofthegravedutyhehadbeforehim。Asilenceofseveralminutessucceeded,duringwhichbriefspacethemarinerwasdigestingthesubstanceofhisintendeddis-

  course。

  Imustsay,SergeantDunham,Capatlengthcom-

  mencedinhispeculiarmanner,thattherehasbeenmis-

  managementsomewhereinthisunhappyexpedition。and,thepresentbeinganoccasionwhentruthoughttobespoken,andnothingbutthetruth,Ifeelitmydutytobesayasmuchinplainlanguage。Inshort,Sergeant,onthispointtherecannotwellbetwoopinions。for,seamanasIam,andnosoldier,Icanseeseveralerrorsmyself,thatitneedsnogreateducationtodetect。

  Whatwouldyouhave,brotherCap?returnedtheotherinafeeblevoice。whatisdoneisdone。anditisnowtoolatetoremedyit。

  Verytrue,brotherDunham,butnottorepentofit。

  theGoodBooktellsusitisnevertoolatetorepent。andI’ve,alwaysneardthatthisisthepreciousmoment。Ifyou’veanythingonyourmind,Sergeant,hoistitoutfreely。

  for,youknow,youtrustittoafriend。Youweremyownsister’shusband,andpoorlittleMagnetismyownsister’sdaughter。and,livingordead,Ishallalwayslookuponyouasabrother。It’sathousandpitiesthatyoudidn’tlieoffandonwiththeboats,andsendacanoeaheadtoreconnoitre。inwhichcaseyourcommandwouldhavebeensaved,andthisdisasterwouldnothavebefallenusall。Well,Sergeant,weare_all_mortal。thatissomecon-

  solation,Imakenodoubt。andifyougobeforealittle,why,wemustfollow。Yes,that_must_giveyouconsola-

  tion。

  Iknowallthis,brotherCap。andhopeI’mpreparedtomeetasoldier’sfate——thereispoorMabel——

  Ay,ay,that’saheavydrag,Iknow。butyouwouldn’ttakeherwithyouifyoucould,Sergeant。andsothebetterwayistomakeaslightoftheseparationasyoucan。

  Mabelisagoodgirl,andsowashermotherbeforeher。

  shewasmysister,anditshallbemycaretoseethatherdaughtergetsagoodhusband,ifourlivesandscalpsarespared。forIsupposenoonewouldcareaboutenteringintoafamilythathasnoscalps。

  Brother,mychildisbetrothed。shewillbecomethewifeofPathfinder。

  Well,brotherDunham,everymanhashisopinionsandhismannerofviewingthings。and,tomynotion,thismatchwillbeanythingbutagreeabletoMabel。Ihavenoobjectiontotheageoftheman。I’mnotoneofthemthatthinksitnecessarytobeaboytomakeagirlhappy,but,onthewhole,Ipreferamanofaboutfiftyforahus-

  band。stillthereoughtnottobeanycircumstancebe-

  tweenthepartiestomakethemunhappy。Circumstancesplaythedevilwithmatrimony,andIsetitdownasonethatPathfinderdon’tknowasmuchasmyniece。You’veseenbutlittleofthegirl,Sergeant,andhavenotgottherunofherknowledge。butletherpayitoutfreely,asshewilldowhenshegetstobethoroughlyacquainted,andyou’llfallinwithbutfewschoolmastersthatcankeeptheirluffsinhercompany。

  She’sagoodchild——adear,goodchild,mutteredtheSergeant,hiseyesfillingwithtears。anditismymis-

  fortunethatIhaveseensolittleofher。

  Sheisindeedagoodgirl,andknowsaltogethertoomuchforpoorPathfinder,whoisareasonablemanandanexperiencedmaninhisownway。butwhohasnomoreideaofthemainchancethanyouhaveofsphericaltrigo-

  nometry,Sergeant。

  Ah,brotherCap,hadPathfinderbeenwithusintheboatsthissadaffairmightnothavehappened!

  Thatisquitelikely。forhisworstenemywillallowthatthemanisagoodguide。butthen,Sergeant,ifthetruthmustbespoken,youhavemanagedthisexpeditioninaloosewayaltogether。Youshouldhavehove-tooffyourhaven,andsentinaboattoreconnoitre,asItoldyoubefore。Thatisamattertoberepentedof?andI

  tellittoyou,becausetruth,insuchacase,oughttobespoken。

  Myerrorsaredearlypaidfor,brother。andpoorMabel,Ifear,willbethesufferer。Ithink,however,thatthecalamitywouldnothavehappenedhadtherenotbeentreason。Ifearme,brother,thatJasperEau-doucehasplayedusfalse。

  Thatisjustmynotion。forthisfresh-waterlifemustsoonerorlaterundermineanyman’smorals。LieutenantMuirandmyselftalkedthismatteroverwhilewelayinabitofaholeouthere,onthisisland。andwebothcametotheconclusionthatnothingshortofJasper’streacherycouldhavebroughtusallintothisinfernalscrape。Well,Sergeant,youhadbettercomposeyourmind,andthinkofothermatters。for,whenavesselisabouttoenterastrangeport,itismoreprudenttothinkoftheanchorageinsidethantobeunder-runningalltheeventsthathaveturnedupduringthev’y’ge。There’sthelog-bookex-

  presslytonoteallthesemattersin。andwhatstandstheremustformthecolumnoffiguresthat’stobepostedupfororagainstus。Hownow,Pathfinder!isthereanythinginthewind,thatyoucomedowntheladderlikeanIndianinthewakeofascalp?

  TheguideraisedafingerforsilenceandthenbeckonedtoCaptoascendthefirstladder,andtoallowMabeltotakehisplaceatthesideoftheSergeant。

  Wemustbeprudent,andwemustbeboldtoo,saidheinalowvoice。Theriptylesareinearnestintheirintentiontofiretheblock。fortheyknowthereisnownothingtobegainedbylettingitstand。IhearthevoiceofthatvagabondArrowheadamongthem,andheisurg-

  ingthemtosetabouttheirdevilrythisverynight。Wemustbestirring,Saltwater,anddoingtoo。Luckilytherearefourorfivebarrelsofwaterintheblock,andthesearesomethingtowardsasiege。Myreckoningiswrong,too,orweshallyetreapsomeadvantagefromthathonestfel-

  low’s,theSarpent,beingatliberty。

  Capdidnotwaitforasecondinvitation。but,stealingaway,hewassoonintheupperroomwithPathfinder,whileMabeltookhispostatthesideofherfather’shumblebed。Pathfinderhadopenedaloop,havingsofarcon-

  cealedthelightthatitwouldnotexposehimtoatreacher-

  ousshot。and,expectingasummons,hestoodwithhisfacenearthehole,readytoanswer。ThestillnessthatsucceededwasatlengthbrokenbythevoiceofMuir。

  MasterPathfinder,calledouttheScotchman,afriendsummonsyoutoaparley。Comefreelytooneoftheloops。foryou’venothingtofearsolongasyouareinconversewithanofficerofthe55th。

  Whatisyourwill,Quartermaster?whatisyourwill?

  Iknowthe55th,andbelieveittobeabraveregiment。

  thoughIratherinclinetothe60thasmyfavorite,andtotheDelawaresmorethantoeither。butwhatwouldyouhave,Quartermaster?Itmustbeapressingerrandthatbringsyouundertheloopsofablockhouseatthishourofthenight,withthesartaintyofKilldeerbeinginsideofit。

  Oh,you’llno’harmafriend,Pathfinder,I’mcertain。

  andthat’smysecurity。You’reamanofjudgment,andhavegainedtoogreatanameonthisfrontierforbraverytofeelthenecessityoffoolhardinesstoobtainacharacter。

  You’llverywellunderstand,mygoodfriend,thereisasmuchcredittobegainedbysubmittinggracefully,whenresistancebecomesimpossible,asbyobstinatelyholdingoutcontrarytotherulesofwar。Theenemyistoostrongforus,mybravecomrade,andIcometocounselyoutogiveuptheblock,onconditionofbeingtreatedasapris-

  onerofwar。

  Ithankyouforthisadvice,Quartermaster,whichisthemoreacceptableasitcostsnothing。butIdonotthinkitbelongstomygiftstoyieldaplacelikethiswhilefoodandwaterlast。

  Well,I’dbethelast,Pathfinder,torecommendany-

  thingagainstsobravearesolution,didIseethemeansofmaintainingit。Butye’llrememberthatMasterCaphasfallen。

  Nothe,nothe!roaredtheindividualinquestionthroughanotherloop。andsofarfromthat,Lieutenant,hehasrisentotheheightofthisherefortification,andhasnomindtoputhisheadofhairintothehandsofsuchbarbersagain,solongashecanhelpit。Ilookuponthisblockhouseasacircumstance,andhavenomindtothrowitaway。

  Ifthatisalivingvoice,returnedMuir,Iamgladtohearit。forweallthoughtthemanhadfalleninthelatefearfulconfusion。But,MasterPathfinder,althoughye’reenjoyingthesocietyofourfriendCap,——andagreatpleasuredoIknowittobe,bytheexperienceoftwodaysandanightpassedinaholeintheearth,——we’velostthatofSergeantDunham,whohasfallen,withallthebravemenheledinthelateexpedition。Lundiewouldhaveitso,thoughitwouldhavebeenmorediscreetandbecomingtosendacommissionedofficerincommand。Dunhamwasabraveman,notwithstanding,andshallhavejusticedonehismemory。Inshort,wehaveallactedforthebest,andthatisasmuchascouldbesaidinfavorofPrinceEugene,theDukeofMarlborough,orthegreatEarlofStairhim-

  self。

  You’rewrongag’in,Quartermaster,you’rewrongag’in,answeredPathfinder,resortingtoarusetomagnifyhisforce。TheSergeantissafeintheblocktoo,whereonemightsaythewholefamilyiscollected。

  WellIrejoicetohearit,forwehadcertainlycountedtheSergeantamongtheslain。IfprettyMabelisintheblockstill,lethernotdelayaninstant,forheaven’ssake,inquittingit,fortheenemyisabouttoputittothetrialbyfire。Yeknowthepotencyofthatdreadelement,andwillbeactingmorelikethediscreetandexperiencedwar-

  riorye’reuniversallyallowedtobe,inyieldingaplaceyoucanna’defend,thanindrawingdownruinonyourselfandcompanions。

  Iknowthepotencyoffire,asyoucallit,Quarter-

  master。andamnottobetold,atthislatehour,thatitcanbeusedforsomethingelsebesidescookingadinner。

  ButImakenodoubtyou’veheardofthepotencyofKill-

  deer,andthemanwhoattemptstolayapileofbrushagainsttheselogswillgetatasteofhispower。Asforarrows,itisnotintheirgifttosetthisbuildingonfire,forwe’venoshinglesonourroof,butgoodsolidlogsandgreenbark,andplentyofwaterbesides。Theroofissoflat,too,asyouknowyourself,Quartermaster,thatwecanwalkonit,andsonodangeronthatscorewhilewaterlasts。I’mpeaceableenoughifletalone。buthewhoen-

  divorstoburnthisblockovermyheadwillfindthefiresquinchedinhisownblood。

  Thisisidleandromantictalk,Pathfinder,andye’llnomaintainityourselfwhenyecometomeditateontherealities。Ihopeye’llno’gainsaytheloyaltyorthecour-

  ageofthe55th,andIfeelconvincedthatacouncilofwarwoulddecideontheproprietyofasurrenderforthwith。

  Na,na,Pathfinder,foolhardinessisnamairlikethebrav-

  eryo’WallaceorBrucethanAlbanyontheHudsonisliketheoldtownofEdinbro’。

  Aseachofusseemstohavemadeuphismind,Quar-

  termaster,morewordsareuseless。Iftheriptylesnearyouaredisposedtosetabouttheirhellishjob,letthembeginatonce。Theycanburnwood,andI’llburnpow-

  der。IfIwereanIndianatthestake,IsupposeIcouldbragaswellastherestofthem。but,mygiftsandnatur’

  beingbothwhite,myturnisratherfordoingthantalk-

  ing。You’vesaidquiteenough,consideringyoucarrytheking’scommission。andshouldweallbeconsumed,noneofuswillbearyouanymalice。

  Pathfinder,ye’llno’beexposingMabel,prettyMabelDunham,tosic’acalamity!

  MabelDunhamisbythesideofherwoundedfather,andGodwillcareforthesafetyofapiouschild。Notahair,ofherheadshallfall,whilemyarmandsightremaintrue。andthough_you_maytrusttheMingos,MasterMuir,Iputnofaithinthem。You’veaknavishTuscarorainyourcompanythere,whohasartandmaliceenoughtospoilthecharacterofanytribewithwhichheconsorts,thoughhefoundtheMingosreadyruinedtohishands,I

  fear。Butenoughsaid。nowleteachpartygototheuseofhismeansandhisgifts。

  ThroughoutthisdialoguePathfinderhadkepthisbodycovered,lestatreacherousshotshouldbeaimedattheloop。andhenowdirectedCaptoascendtotheroofinordertobeinreadinesstomeetthefirstassault。Al-

  thoughthelatterusedsufficientdiligence,hefoundnolessthantenblazingarrowsstickingtothebark,whiletheairwasfilledwiththeyellsandwhoopsoftheenemy。

  Arapiddischargeofriflesfollowed,andthebulletscamepatteringagainstthelogs,inawaytoshowthatthestrug-

  glehadindeedseriouslycommenced。

  Theseweresounds,however,thatappalledneitherPath-

  findernorCap,whileMabelwastoomuchabsorbedinherafflictiontofeelalarm。Shehadgoodsenseenough,too,tounderstandthenatureofthedefences,andfullytoap-

  preciatetheirimportance。Asforherfather,thefamiliarnoisesrevivedhim。anditpainedhischild,atsuchamoment,toseethathisglassyeyebegantokindle,andthatthebloodreturnedtoacheekithaddeserted,ashelistenedtotheuproar。ItwasnowMabelfirstperceivedthathisreasonbeganslightlytowander。

  Orderupthelightcompanies,hemuttered,andletthegrenadierscharge!Dotheydaretoattackusinourfort?Whydoesnottheartilleryopenonthem?

  Atthatinstanttheheavyreportofagunburstonthenight。andthecrashingofrendingwoodwasheard,asaheavyshottorethelogsintheroomabove,andthewholeblockshookwiththeforceofashellthatlodgedinthework。ThePathfindernarrowlyescapedthepassageofthisformidablemissileasitentered。butwhenitexploded,Mabelcouldnotsuppressashriek,forshesupposedalloverherhead,whetheranimateorinanimate,destroyed。

  Toincreaseherhorror,herfathershoutedinafranticvoicetocharge!

  Mabel,saidPathfinder,withhisheadatthetrap,thisistrueMingowork——morenoisethaninjury。ThevagabondshavegotthehowitzerwetookfromtheFrench,andhavedischargeditag’intheblock。butfortunatelytheyhavefiredofftheonlyshellwehad,andthereisanindofitsuseforthepresent。Thereissomeconfusionamongthestoresupinthisloft,butnooneishurt。Youruncleisstillontheroof。and,asformyself,I’verunthegauntletoftoomanyriflestobeskearyaboutsuchathingasahowitzer,andthatinIndianhands。

  Mabelmurmuredherthanks,andtriedtogiveallherattentiontoherfather,whoseeffortstorisewereonlycounteractedbyhisdebility。Duringthefearfulminutesthatsucceeded,shewassomuchoccupiedwiththecareoftheinvalidthatshescarcelyheededtheclamorthatreignedaroundher。Indeed,theuproarwassogreat,that,hadnotherthoughtsbeenotherwiseemployed,con-

  fusionoffacultiesratherthanalarmwouldprobablyhavebeentheconsequence。

  Cappreservedhiscoolnessadmirably。Hehadapro-

  foundandincreasingrespectforthepowerofthesavages,andevenforthemajestyoffreshwater,itistrue。buthisapprehensionsoftheformerproceededmorefromhisdreadofbeingscalpedandtorturedthanfromanyun-

  manlyfearofdeath。and,ashewasnowonthedeckofahouse,ifnotonthedeckofaship,andknewthattherewaslittledangerofboarders,hemovedaboutwithafear-

  lessnessandarashexposureofhispersonthatPathfinder,hadhebeenawareofthefact,wouldhavebeenthefirsttocondemn。Insteadofkeepinghisbodycovered,agreeablytotheusagesofIndianwarfare,hewasseenoneverypartoftheroof,dashingthewaterrightandleft,withtheap-

  parentsteadinessandunconcernhewouldhavemanifestedhadhebeenasailtrimmerexercisinghisartinabattleafloat。Hisappearancewasoneofthecausesoftheex-

  traordinaryclamoramongtheassailants。who,unusedtoseetheirenemiessoreckless,openeduponhimwiththeirtongues,likeapackthathasthefoxinview。Stillheap-

  pearedtopossessacharmedlife。for,thoughthebulletswhistledaroundhimoneveryside,andhisclotheswereseveraltimestorn,nothingcuthisskin。Whentheshellpassedthroughthelogsbelow,theoldsailordroppedhisbucket,wavedhishat,andgavethreecheers。inwhichheroicacthewasemployedasthedangerousmissileex-

  ploded。Thischaracteristicfeatprobablysavedhislife。

  forfromthatinstanttheIndiansceasedtofireathim,andeventoshoottheirflamingarrowsattheblock,hav-

  ingtakenupthenotionsimultaneously,andbycommonconsent,thattheSaltwaterwasmad。anditwasasingulareffectoftheirmagnanimitynevertoliftahandagainstthosewhomtheyimagineddevoidofreason。

  TheconductofPathfinderwasverydifferent。Every-

  thinghedidwasregulatedbythemostexactcalculation,theresultoflongexperienceandhabitualthoughtfulness。

  Hispersonwaskeptcarefullyoutofalinewiththeloops,andthespotthatheselectedforhislook-outwasonequiteremovedfromdanger。Thiscelebratedguidehadoftenbeenknowntoleadforlornhopes:hehadoncestoodatthestake,sufferingunderthecrueltiesandtauntsofsavageingenuityandsavageferocitywithoutquailing。andlegendsofhisexploits,coolness,anddaringweretobeheardallalongthatextensivefrontier,orwherevermendweltandmencontended。Butonthisoccasion,onewhodidnotknowhishistoryandcharactermighthavethoughthisexceedingcareandstudiedattentiontoself-preservationproceededfromanunworthymotive。Butsuchajudgewouldnothaveunderstoodhissubject。thePathfinderbethoughthimofMabel,andofwhatmightpossiblybetheconsequencestothatpoorgirlshouldanycasualtybefallhimself。Buttherecollectionratherquickenedhisintel-

  lectthanchangedhiscustomaryprudence。Hewas,infact,oneofthosewhowassounaccustomedtofear,thatheneverbethoughthimoftheconstructionsothersmightputuponhisconduct。Butwhileinmomentsofdangerheactedwiththewisdomoftheserpent,itwasalsowiththesimplicityofachild。

  Forthefirsttenminutesoftheassault,Pathfinderneverraisedthebreechofhisriflefromthefloor,exceptwhenhechangedhisownposition,forhewellknewthatthebulletsoftheenemywerethrownawayuponthemassivelogsofthework。andashehadbeenatthecaptureofthehowitzerhefeltcertainthatthesavageshadnoothershellthantheonefoundinitwhenthepiecewastaken。

  Thereexistednoreason,therefore,todreadthefireoftheassailants,exceptasacasualbulletmightfindapassagethroughaloophole。Oneortwooftheseaccidentsdidoccur,buttheballsenteredatananglethatdeprivedthemofallchanceofdoinganyinjurysolongastheIndianskeptneartheblock。andifdischargedfromadistance,therewasscarcelythepossibilityofoneinahundred’sstrikingtheapertures。ButwhenPathfinderheardthesoundofmocassinedfeetandtherustlingofbrushatthefootofthebuilding,heknewthattheattempttobuildafireagainstthelogswasabouttoberenewed。HenowsummonedCapfromtheroof,where,indeed,allthedangerhadceased,anddirectedhimtostandinreadinesswithhiswaterataholeimmediatelyoverthespotassailed。

  Onelesstrainedthanourherowouldhavebeeninahurrytorepelthisdangerousattemptalso,andmighthaveresortedtohismeansprematurely。notsowithPathfinder。

  Hisaimwasnotonlytoextinguishthefire,aboutwhichhefeltlittleapprehension,buttogivetheenemyalessonthatwouldrenderhimwaryduringtheremainderofthenight。Inordertoeffectthelatterpurpose,itbecamenecessarytowaituntilthelightoftheintendedconflagra-

  tionshoulddirecthisaim,whenhewellknewthataveryslighteffortofhisskillwouldsuffice。TheIroquoiswerepermittedtocollecttheirheapofdriedbrush,topileitagainsttheblock,tolightit,andtoreturntotheircoverswithoutmolestation。AllthatPathfinderwouldsufferCaptodo,wastorollabarrelfilledwithwatertotheholeimmediatelyoverthespot,inreadinesstobeusedattheproperinstant。Thatmoment,however,didnotarrive,inhisjudgment,untiltheblazeilluminatedthesurroundingbushes,andtherehadbeentimeforhisquickandpractisedeyetodetecttheformsofthreeorfourlurkingsavages,whowerewatchingtheprogressoftheflames,withthecoolindifferenceofmenaccustomedtolookonhumanmiserywithapathy。Then,indeed,hespoke。

  Areyouready,friendCap?heasked。Theheatbeginstostrikethroughthecrevices。andalthoughthesegreenlogsarenotofthefierynatur’ofanill-temperedman,theymaybekindledintoablazeifoneprovokesthemtoomuch。Areyoureadywiththebarrel?Seethatithastherightcut,andthatnoneofthewateriswasted。

  Allready!answeredCap,inthemannerinwhichaseamanrepliestosuchademand。

  Thenwaitfortheword。Neverbeover-impatientinacriticaltime,norfool-riskyinabattle。Waitfortheword。

  WhilethePathfinderwasgivingthesedirections,hewasalsomakinghisownpreparations。forhesawitwastimetoact。Killdeerwasdeliberatelyraised,pointed,anddis-

  charged。Thewholeprocessoccupiedabouthalfaminute,andastheriflewasdrawnintheeyeofthemarksmanwasappliedtothehole。

  Thereisoneriptyletheless,Pathfindermutteredtohimself。I’veseenthatvagabondafore,andknowhimtobeamarcilessdevil。Well,well!themanactedaccord-

  ingtohisgifts,andhehasbeenrewardedaccordingtohisgifts。Onemoreoftheknaves,andthatwillsarvetheturnforto-night。Whendaylightappears,wemayhavehotterwork。

  Allthistimeanotherriflewasbeinggotready。andasPathfinderceased,asecondsavagefell。Thisindeedsufficed。for,indisposedtowaitforathirdvisitationfromthesamehand,thewholeband,whichhadbeencrouchinginthebushesaroundtheblock,ignorantofwhowasandwhowasnotexposedtoview,leapedfromtheircoversandfledtodifferentplacesforsafety。

  Now,pouraway,MasterCap,saidPathfinder。I’vemademymarkontheblackguards。andweshallhavenomorefireslightedto-night。

  Scaldings!criedCap,upsettingthebarrel,withacarethatatonceandcompletelyextinguishedtheflames。

  Thisendedthesingularconflict。andtheremainderofthenightpassedinpeace。PathfinderandCapwatchedalternately,thoughneithercanbesaidtohaveslept。

  Sleepindeedscarcelyseemednecessarytothem,forbothwereaccustomedtoprotractedwatchings。andtherewereseasonsandtimeswhentheformerappearedtobeliterallyinsensibletothedemandsofhungerandthirstandcalloustotheeffectsoffatigue。

  Mabelwatchedbyherfather’spallet,andbegantofeelhowmuchourhappinessinthisworlddependsevenonthingsthatareimaginary。Hithertoshehadvirtuallylivedwithoutafather,theconnectionwithherremainingparentbeingidealratherthanpositive。butnowthatshewasabouttolosehim,shethoughtforthemomentthattheworldwouldbeavoidafterhisdeath,andthatshecouldneverbeacquaintedwithhappinessagain。

  CHAPTERXXV。

  Therewasaroaringinthewindallnight。

  Theraincameheavily,andfellinfloods。

  Butnowthesunisrisingcalmandbright。

  Thebirdsaresinginginthedistantwoods。

  WORDSWORTH。

  Asthelightreturned,PathfinderandCapascendedagaintotheroof,withaviewtoreconnoitrethestateofthingsoncemoreontheisland。Thispartoftheblock-

  househadalowbattlementaroundit,whichaffordedaconsiderableprotectiontothosewhostoodinitscentre。

  theintentionhavingbeentoenablemarksmentoliebe-

  hinditandtofireoveritstop。Bymakingproperuse,therefore,oftheseslightdefences,——slightastoheight,thoughabundantlyampleasfarastheywent,——thetwolook-outscommandedaprettygoodviewoftheisland,itscoversexcepted,andofmostofthechannelsthatledtothespot。

  Thegalewasstillblowingveryfreshatsouth。andtherewereplacesintheriverwhereitssurfacelookedgreenandangry,thoughthewindhadhardlysweepenoughtoraisethewaterintofoam。Theshapeofthelittleislandwasnearlyoval,anditsgreaterlengthwasfromeasttowest。

  Bykeepinginthechannelsthatwashedit,inconsequenceoftheirseveralcoursesandofthedirectionofthegale,itwouldhavebeenpossibleforavesseltorangepasttheislandoneitherofitsprincipalsides,andalwaystokeepthewindverynearlyabeam。ThesewerethefactsfirstnoticedbyCap,andexplainedtohiscompanion。forthehopesofbothnowrestedonthechancesofreliefsentfromOswego。Atthisinstant,whiletheystoodgazinganxiouslyaboutthem,Capcriedout,inhislusty,heartymanner,Sail,ho!

  Pathfinderturnedquicklyinthedirectionofhiscom-

  panion’sface。andthere,sureenough,wasjustvisibletheobjectoftheoldsailor’sexclamation。Theelevationen-

  abledthetwotooverlookthelowlandofseveraloftheadjacentislands。andthecanvasofavesselwasseenthroughthebushesthatfringedtheshoreofonethatlaytothesouthwardandwestward。Thestrangerwasunderwhatseamencalllowsail。butsogreatwasthepowerofthewind,thatherwhiteoutlineswereseenflyingpasttheopeningsoftheverdurewiththevelocityofafast-travellinghorse——resemblingaclouddrivingintheheavens。

  ThatcannotbeJasper,saidPathfinderindisappoint-

  ment。forbedidnotrecognizethecutterofhisfriendintheswift-passingobject。No,no,theladisbehindthehour。andthatissomecraftwhichtheFrenchershavesenttoaidtheirfriends,theaccursedMingos。

  Thistimeyouareoutinyourreckoning,friendPath-

  finder,ifyouneverwerebefore,returnedCapinaman-

  nerthathadlostnoneofitsdogmatismbythecriticalcir-

  cumstancesinwhichtheywereplaced。Freshwaterorsalt,thatistheheadofthe_Scud’s_mainsail,foritiscutwithasmallergorethancommon。andthenyoucanseethatthegaffhasbeenfished——quiteneatlydone,Iadmit,butfished。

  Icanseenoneofthis,Iconfess,answeredPathfinder,towhomeventhetermsofhiscompanionwereGreek。

  No!Well,Iownthatsurprisesme,forIthoughtyoureyescouldseeanything!Nowtomenothingisplainerthanthatgoreandthatfish。andImustsay,myhonestfriend,thatinyourplaceIshouldapprehendthatmysightwasbeginningtofail。

  IfJasperistrulycoming,Ishallapprehendbutlittle。

  WecanmakegoodtheblockagainstthewholeMingona-

  tionforthenexteightortenhours。andwithEau-doucetocovertheretreat,Ishalldespairofnothing。Godsendthattheladmaynotrunalongsideofthebank,andfallintoanambushment,asbefelltheSergeant!

  Ay,there’sthedanger。Thereoughttohavebeensig-

  nalsconcerted,andananchorage-groundbuoyedout,andevenaquarantinestationoralazarettowouldhavebeenuseful,couldwehavemadetheseMinks-horespectthelaws。Iftheladfetchesup,asyousay,anywhereintheneighborhoodofthisisland,wemaylookuponthecutteraslost。And,afterall,MasterPathfinder,oughtwenottosetdownthissameJasperasasecretallyoftheFrench,ratherthanasafriendofourown?IknowtheSergeantviewsthematterinthatlight。andImustsaythiswholeaffairlooksliketreason。

  Weshallsoonknow,weshallsoonknow,MasterCap。

  forthere,indeed,comesthecutterclearoftheotherisland,andfiveminutesmustsettlethematter。Itwouldbenomorethanfair,however,ifwecouldgivetheboysomesigninthewayofwarning。Itisnotrightthatheshouldfallintothetrapwithoutanoticethatithasbeenlaid。

  Anxietyandsuspense,notwithstanding,preventedeitherfromattemptingtomakeanysignal。Itwasnoteasy,truly,toseehowitcouldbedone。forthe_Scud_camefoamingthroughthechannel,ontheweathersideoftheisland,ataratethatscarcelyadmittedofthenecessarytime。Norwasanyonevisibleonherdecktomakesignsto。evenherhelmseemeddeserted,thoughhercoursewasassteadyasherprogresswasrapid。

  Capstoodinsilentadmirationofaspectaclesounusual。

  But,asthe_Scud_drewnearer,hispractisedeyedetectedthehelminplaybymeansoftiller-ropes,thoughtheper-

  sonwhosteeredwasconcealed。Asthecutterhadweather-

  boardsofsomelittleheight,themysterywasexplained,nodoubtremainingthatherpeoplelaybehindthelatter,inordertobeprotectedfromtheriflesoftheenemy。Asthisfactshowedthatnoforcebeyondthatofthesmallcrewcouldbeonboard,Pathfinderreceivedhiscompan-

  ion’sexplanationwithanominousshakeofthehead。

  ThisprovesthattheSarpenthasnotreachedOswego,

  saidhe,andthatwearenottoexpectsuccorfromthegarrison。IhopeLundiehasnottakenitintohisheadtodisplacethelad,forJasperWesternwouldbeahostofhimselfinsuchastrait。Wethree,MasterCap,oughttomakeamanfulwarfare:you,asaseaman,tokeepuptheintercoursewiththecutter。Jasper,asalakerwhoknowsallthatisnecessarytobedoneonthewater。andI,withgiftsthatareasgoodasanyamongtheMingos,letmebewhatImayinotherparticulars。IsayweoughttomakeamanfulfightinMabel’sbehalf。

  Thatweought,andthatwewill,answeredCaphear-

  tily。forhebegantohavemoreconfidenceinthesecurityofhisscalpnowthathesawthesunagain。Isetdownthearivalofthe_Scud_asonecircumstance,andthechancesofOh-deuce’shonestyasanother。ThisJasperisayoungmanofprudence,youfind。forhekeepsagoodoffing,andseemsdeterminedtoknowhowmattersstandontheislandbeforeheventurestobringup。

  Ihaveit!Ihaveit!exclaimedPathfinder,withex-

  ultation。ThereliesthecanoeoftheSarpentonthecut-

  ter’sdeck。andthechiefhasgotonboard,andnodoubthasgivenatrueaccountofourcondition。for,unlikeaMingo,aDelawareissartaintogetastoryright,ortoholdhistongue。

  Thatcanoemaynotbelongtothecutter,saidthecaptiousseaman。Oh-deucehadoneonboardwhenhesailed。

  Verytrue,friendCap。butifyouknowyoursailsandmastsbyyourgoresandfishes,Iknowmycanoesandmypathsbyfrontierknowledge。Ifyoucanseenewclothinasail,Icanseenewbarkinacanoe。ThatistheboatoftheSarpent,andthenoblefellowhasstruckoffforthegarrisonassoonashefoundtheblockbeseiged,hasfalleninwiththe_Scud_,and,aftertellinghisstory,hasbroughtthecutterdownheretoseewhatcanbedone。TheLordgrantthatJasperWesternbestillonboardher!

  Yes,yes。itmightnotbeamiss。for,traitororloyal,theladhasahandywaywithhiminagale,itmustbeowned。

  Andincomingoverwaterfalls!saidPathfinder,nudg-

  ingtheribsofhiscompanionwithanelbow,andlaughinginhissilentbutheartymanner。Wewillgivetheboyhisdue,thoughhescalpsusallwithhisownhand。

  The_Scud_wasnowsonear,thatCapmadenoreply。

  Thescene,justatthatinstant,wassopeculiar,thatitmeritsaparticulardescription,whichmayalsoaidthereaderinformingamoreaccuratenatureofthepicturewewishtodraw。

  Thegalewasstillblowingviolently。Manyofthesmallertreesbowedtheirtops,asifreadytodescendtotheearth,whiletherushingofthewindthroughthebranchesofthegrovesresembledtheroarofdistantchariots。

  Theairwasfilledwithleaves,which,atthatlateseason,werereadilydrivenfromtheirstems,andflewfromislandtoislandlikeflightsofbirds。Withthisexception,thespotseemedsilentasthegrave。Thatthesavagesstillremained,wastobeinferredfromthefactthattheircanoes,togetherwiththeboatsofthe55th,layinagroupinthelittlecovethathadbeenselectedasaharbor。Otherwise,notasignoftheirpresencewastobedetected。Thoughtakenen-

  tirelybysurprisebythecutter,thesuddenreturnofwhichwasaltogetherunlooked-for,souniformaudinbredweretheirhabitsofcautionwhileonthewar-path,thatthein-

  stantanalarmwasgiveneverymanhadtakentohiscoverwiththeinstinctandcunningofafoxseekinghishole。

  Thesamestillnessreignedintheblockhouse。forthoughPathfinderandCapcouldcommandaviewofthechan-

  nel,theytooktheprecautionnecessarytolieconcealed。

  Theunusualabsenceofanythinglikeanimallifeonboardthe_Scud_,too,wasstillmoreremarkable。AstheIndianswitnessedherapparentlyundirectedmovements,afeelingofawegainedafootingamongthem,andsomeofthebold-

  estoftheirpartybegantodistrusttheissueofanexpedi-

  tionthathadcommencedsoprosperotisly。EvenArrow-

  head,accustomedashewastointercoursewiththewhitesonbothsidesofthelakes,fanciedtherewassomethingominousintheappearanceofthisunmannedvessel,andhewouldgladlyatthatmomenthavebeenlandedagainonthemain。

  Inthemeantimetheprogressofthecutterwassteadyandrapid。Sheheldherwaymid-channel,nowincliningtothegusts,andnowrisingagain,likethephilosopherthatbendstothecalamitiesoflifetoresumehiserectat-

  titudeastheypassaway,butalwayspilingthewaterbe-

  neathherbowsinfoam。Althoughshewasundersoveryshortcanvas,hervelocitywasgreat,andtherecouldnothaveelapsedtenminutesbetweenthetimewhenhersailswerefirstseenglancingpastthetreesandbushesinthedistanceandthemomentwhenshewasabreastoftheblockhouse。CapandPathfinderleanedforward,asthecut-

  tercamebeneaththeireyrie,eagertogetabetterviewofherdeck,when,tothedelightofboth,JasperEau-doucespranguponhisfeetandgavethreeheartycheers。Re-

  gardlessofallrisk,Capleapedupontherampartoflogsandreturnedthegreeting,cheerforcheer。Happily,thepolicyoftheenemysavedthelatter。fortheystilllayquiet,notariflebeingdischarged。Ontheotherhand,Pathfinderkeptinviewtheuseful,utterlydisregardingthemeredramaticpartofwarfare。Themomenthebe-

  heldhisfriendJasper,hecalledouttohimwithstentorianlungs,——

  Standbyus,lad,andtheday’sourown!Give’emagristinyonderbushes,andyou’llput’emuplikepart-

  ridges。

  PartofthisreachedJasper’sears,butmostwasborneofftoleewardonthewingsofthewind。Bythetimethiswassaid,the_Scud_haddrivenpast,andinthenextmomentshewashidfromviewbythegroveinwhichtheblockhousewaspartiallyconcealed。

  Twoanxiousminutessucceeded。but,attheexpirationofthatbriefspace,thesailswereagaingleamingthroughthetrees,Jasperhavingwore,jibed,andhauledupundertheleeoftheislandontheothertack。Thewindwasfreeenough,ashasbeenalreadyexplained,toadmitofthismanoeuvre。andthecutter,catchingthecurrentunderherleebow,wasbreasteduptohercourseinawaythatshowedshewouldcomeouttowindwardoftheislandagainwithoutanydifficulty。Thiswholeevolutionwasmadewiththegreatestfacility,notasheetbeingtouched,thesailstrimmingthemselves,therudderalonecontrollingtheadmirablemachine。Theobjectappearedtobeare-

  connoissance。When,however,the_Scud_hadmadethecir-

  cuitoftheentireisland,andhadagaingotherweatherlypositioninthechannelbywhichshehadfirstapproached,herhelmwasputdown,andshetacked。Thenoiseofthemainsailflappingwhenitfilled,lose-reefedasitwas,soundedlikethereportofagun,andCaptrembledlesttheseamsshouldopen。

  HisMajestygivesgoodcanvas,itmustbeowned,

  mutteredtheoldseaman。anditmustbeowned,too,thatboyhandleshisboatasifhewerethoroughlybred!

  D——me,MasterPathfinder,ifIbelieve,afterallthathasbeenreportedinthematter,thatthisMisterOh-deucegothistradeonthisbitoffreshwater。

  Hedid。yes,hedid。Heneversawtheocean,andhascomebyhiscallingaltogetheruphereonOntario。Ihaveoftenthoughthehasanat’ralgiftinthewayofschoonersandsloops,andhaverespectedhimaccordingly。Asfortreasonandlyingandblack-heartedvices,friendCap,JasperWesternisasfreeasthemostvirtuousestoftheDelawarewarriors。andifyoucravetoseeatrulyhonestman,youmustgoamongthattribetodiscoverhim。

  Therehecomesround!exclaimedthedelightedCap,the_Scud_atthismomentfillingonheroriginaltack。andnowweshallseewhattheboywouldbeat。hecannotmeantokeeprunningupanddownthesepassages,likeagirlfootingitthroughacountry-dance。

  The_Scud_nowkeptsomuchaway,thatforamomentthetwoobserversontheblockhousefearedJaspermeanttocome-to。andthesavages,intheirlairs,gleamedoutuponherwiththesortofexultationthatthecrouchingtigermaybesupposedtofeelasheseeshisunconsciousvictimapproachhisbed。ButJasperhadnosuchinten-

  tion:familiarwiththeshore,andacquaintedwiththedepthofwateroneverypartoftheisland,hewellknewthatthe_Scud_mightberunagainstthebankwithimpu-

  nity,andheventuredfearlesslysonear,that,ashepassedthroughthelittlecove,hesweptthetwoboatsofthesol-

  diersfromtheirfasteningsandforcedthemoutintothechannel,towingthemwiththecutter。AsallthecanoeswerefastenedtothetwoDunhamboats,bythisboldandsuccessfulattemptthesavageswereatoncedeprivedofthemeansofquittingtheisland,unlessbyswimming,andtheyappearedtobeinstantlyawareoftheveryimportantfact。Risinginabody,theyfilledtheairwithyells,andpouredinaharmlessfire。Whileupinthisunguardedmanner,tworiflesweredischargedbytheiradversaries。

  Onecamefromthesummitoftheblock,andanIroquoisfelldeadinhistracks,shotthroughthebrain。Theothercamefromthe_Scud_。ThelastwasthepieceoftheDela-

  ware,but,lesstruethanthatofhisfriend,itonlymaimedanenemyforlife。Thepeopleofthe_Scud_shouted,andthesavagessankagain,toaman,asifitmightbeintotheearth。

  ThatwastheSarpent’svoice,saidPathfinder,assoonasthesecondpiecewasdischarged。IknowthecrackofhisrifleaswellasIdothatofKilldeer。’Tisagoodbar-

  rel,thoughnotsartaindeath。Well,well,withChingach-

  gookandJasperonthewater,andyouandIintheblock,friendCap,itwillbehardifwedon’tteachtheseMingoscampstherationalityofafight。

  Allthistimethe_Scud_wasinmotion。Assoonashehadreachedtheendoftheisland,Jaspersenthisprizesadrift。andtheywentdownbeforethewinduntiltheystrandedonapointhalfamiletoleeward。Hethenwore,andcamestemmingthecurrentagain,throughtheotherpassage。Thoseonthesummitoftheblockcouldnowperceivethatsomethingwasinagitationonthedeckofthe_Scud_。and,totheirgreatdelight,justasthecuttercameabreastoftheprincipalcove,onthespotwheremostoftheenemylay,thehowitzerwhichcomposedhersolearmamentwasunmasked,andashowerofcase-shotwassenthissingintothebushes。AbevyofquailwouldnothaverisenquickerthanthisunexpecteddischargeofironhailputuptheIroquois。whenasecondsavagefellbyamessengersentfromKilldeer,andanotherwentlimpingawaybyavisitfromtherifleofChingachgook。Newcoverswereimmediatelyfound,however。andeachpartyseemedtopreparefortherenewalofthestrifeinanotherform。ButtheappearanceofJune,bearingawhiteflag,andaccompaniedbytheFrenchofficerandMuir,stayedthehandsofall,andwastheforerunnerofanotherparley。

  Thenegotiationthatfollowedwasheldbeneaththeblockhouse。andsonearitasatoncetoputthosewhowereuncoveredcompletelyatthemercyofPathfinder’sunerringaim。Jasperanchoreddirectlyabeam。andthehowitzer,too,waskepttraineduponthenegotiators:sothatthebeseigedandtheirfriends,withtheexceptionofthemanwhoheldthematch,hadnohesitationaboutex-

  posingtheirpersons。Chingachgookalonelayinambush。

  more,however,fromhabitthandistrust。

  You’vetriumphed,Pathfinder,calledouttheQuarter-

  master,andCaptainSanglierhascomehimselftoofferterms。You’llno’bedenyingabraveenemyhonorableretreat,whenhehasfoughtyefairly,anddoneallthecredithecouldtokingandcountry。Yearetooloyalasubjectyourselftovisitloyaltyandfidelitywithaheavyjudgment。Iamauthorizedtooffer,onthepartoftheenemy,anevacuationoftheisland,amutualexchangeofprisoners,andarestorationofscalps。Intheabsenceofbaggageandartillery,littlemorecanbedone。

  Astheconversationwasnecessarilycarriedoninahighkey,bothonaccountofthewindandofthedistance,allthatwassaidwasheardequallybythoseintheblockandthoseinthecutter。

  Whatdoyousaytothat,Jasper?calledoutPath-

  finder。Youheartheproposal。Shallweletthevaga-

  bondsgo?orshallwemarkthem,astheymarktheirsheepinthesettlements,thatwemayknowthemagain?

  WhathasbefallenMabelDunham?demandedtheyoungman,withafrownonhishandsomeface,thatwasvisibleeventothoseontheblock。Ifahairofherheadhasbeentouched,itwillgohardwiththewholeIro-

  quoistribe。

  Nay,nay,sheissafebelow,nursingadyingparent,asbecomeshersex。WeowenogrudgeonaccountoftheSergeant’shurt,whichcomesoflawfulwarfare。andasforMabel——

  Sheishere!exclaimedthegirlherself,whohadmountedtotheroofthemomentshefoundthedirectionthingsweretaking,——sheishere!and,inthenameofourholyreligion,andofthatGodwhomweprofesstowor-

  shipincommon,lettherebenomorebloodshed!Enoughhasbeenspiltalready。andifthesemenwillgoaway,Pathfinder——iftheywilldepartpeaceably,Jasper——oh,donotdetainoneofthem!Mypoorfatherisapproachinghisend,anditwerebetterthatheshoulddrawhislastbreathinpeacewiththeworld。Go,go,FrenchmenandIndians!wearenolongeryourenemies,andwillharmnoneofyou。

  Tut,tut,Magnet!putinCap。thissoundsreligious,perhaps,orlikeabookofpoetry。butitdoesnotsoundlikecommonsense。Theenemyisjustreadytostrike。

  Jasperisanchoredwithhisbroadsidetobear,and,nodoubt,withspringsonhiscables。Pathfinder’seyeandhandareastrueastheneedle。andweshallgetprize-

  money,head-money,andhonorinthebargain,ifyouwillnotinterfereforthenexthalf-hour。

  Well,saidPathfinder,IinclinetoMabel’swayofthinking。There_has_beenenoughbloodshedtoanswerourpurposeandtosarvetheking。andasforhonor,inthatmeaning,itwilldobetterforyoungensignsandre-

  cruitsthanforcool-headed,obsarvantChristianmen。

  Thereishonorindoingwhat’sright,andunhonorindoingwhat’swrong。andIthinkitwrongtotakethelifeevenofaMingo,withoutausefulendinview,Ido。andnghttohearreasonatalltimes。So,LieutenantMuir,letusknowwhatyourfriendstheFrenchersandIndianshavetosayforthemselves。

  Myfriends!saidMuir,starting。you’llno’becallingtheking’senemiesmyfriends,Pathfinder,becausethefortuneofwarhasthrownmeintotheirhands?Someofthegreatestwarriors,bothofancientaudmoderntimes,havebeenprisonersofwar。andyonisMasterCap,whocantestifywhetherwedidnotdoallthatmencouldde-

  visetoescapethecalamity。

  Ay,ay,drilyansweredCap。escapeistheproperword。Weranbelowaudhidourselves,andsodiscreetly,thatwemighthaveremainedintheholetothishour,haditnotbeenforthenecessityofre-stowingthebreadlockers。

  Youburrowedonthatoccasion,Quartermaster,ashandilyasafox。andhowthed——lyouknewsowellwheretofindthespotisamatterofwondertome。Aregularskulkonboardshipdoesnottrailaftmorereadilywhenthejibistobestowed,thanyouwentintothatsamehole。

  Anddidyeno’follow?Therearemomentsinaman’slifewhenreasonascendstoinstinct——

  Andmendescendintoholes,interruptedCap,laugh-

  inginhisboisterousway,whilePathfinderchimedin,inhispeculiarmanner。EvenJasper,thoughstillfilledwithconcernforMabel,wasobligedtosmile。Theysaythed——lwouldn’tmakeasailorifhedidn’tlookaloft。andnowitseemshe’llnotmakeasoldierifhedoesn’tlookbelow!

  Thisburstofmerriment,thoughitwasanythingbutagreeabletoMuir,contributedlargelytowardskeepingthepeace。Capfanciedhehadsaidathingmuchbetterthancommon。andthatdisposedhimtoyieldhisownopiniononthemainpoint,solongashegotthegoodopin-

  ionofhiscompanionsonhisnovelclaimtobeawit。

  Afterashortdiscussion,allthesavagesontheislandwerecollectedinabody,withoutarms,atthedistanceofahun-

  dredyardsfromtheblock,andunderthegunofthe_Scud_。

  whilePathfinderdescendedtothedooroftheblockhouseandsettledthetermsonwhichtheislandwastobefinallyevacuatedbytheenemy。Consideringallthecircum-

  stances,theconditionswerenotverydiscreditabletoeitherparty。TheIndianswerecompelledtogiveupalltheirarms,eventotheirknivesandtomahawks,asameasureofprecaution,theirforcebeingstillquadruplethatoftheirfoes。TheFrenchofficer,MonsieurSanglier,ashewasusuallystyled,andchosetocallhimself,remonstratedagainstthisactasonelikelytoreflectmorediscreditonhiscommandthananyotherpartoftheaffair。butPath-

  finder,whohadwitnessedoneortwoIndianmassacres,andknewhowvaluelesspledgesbecamewhenputinop-

  positiontointerestwhereasavagewasconcerned,wasob-

  durate。Thesecondstipulationwasofnearlythesameimportance。ItcompelledCaptainSangliertogiveupallhisprisoners,whohadbeenkeptwellguardedintheveryholeorcaveinwhichCapandMuirhadtakenrefuge。

  Whenthesemenwereproduced,fourofthemwerefoundtobeunhurt。theyhadfallenmerelytosavetheirlives,acommonartificeinthatspeciesofwarfare。andofthere-

  mainder,twoweresoslightlyinjuredasnottobeunfitforservice。Astheybroughttheirmusketswiththem,thisadditiontohisforceimmediatelyputPathfinderathisease。for,havingcollectedallthearmsoftheenemyintheblockhouse,hedirectedthesementotakepossessionofthebuilding,stationingaregularsentinelatthedoor。Theremainderofthesoldiersweredead,thebadlywoundedhavingbeeninstantlydespatchedinordertoobtainthemuch-covetedscalps。

  AssoonasJasperwasmadeacquaintedwiththeterms,andthepreliminarieshadbeensofarobservedastoren-

  deritsafeforhimtobeabsent,hegotthe_Scud_underweigh。and,runningdowntothepointwheretheboatshadstranded,hetookthemintowagain,and,makingafewstretches,broughtthemintotheleewardpassage。

  Hereallthesavagesinstantlyembarked,whenJaspertooktheboatsintowathirdtime,and,runningoffbeforethewind,hesoonsetthemadriftfullamiletoleewardoftheisland。TheIndianswerefurnishedwithbutasingleoarineachboattosteerwith,theyoungsailorwellknowingthatbykeepingbeforethewindtheywouldlandontheshoresofCanadainthecourseofthemorning。

  CaptainSanglier,Arrowhead,andJunealoneremained,whenthisdispositionhadbeenmadeoftherestoftheparty:theformerhavingcertainpaperstodrawupandsignwithLieutenantMuir,whoinhiseyespossessedthevirtueswhichareattachedtoacommission。andthelat-

  terpreferring,forreasonsofhisown,nottodepartincom-

  panywithhislatefriends,theIroquis。Canoeswerede-

  tainedforthedepartureofthesethree,whenthepropermomentshouldarrive。

  Inthemeantime,orwhilethe_Scud_wasrunningdownwiththeboatsintow,PathfinderandCap,aidedbyproperassistants,busiedthemselveswithpreparingabreakfast。

  mostofthepartynothavingeatenforfour-and-twentyhours。Thebriefspacethatpassedinthismannerbeforethe_Scud_came-toagainwaslittleinterruptedbydiscourse,thoughPathfinderfoundleisuretopayavisittotheSer-

  geant,tosayafewfriendlywordstoMabel,andtogivesuchdirectionsashethoughtmightsmooththepassageofthedyingman。AsforMabelherself,heinsistedonhertakingsomelightrefreshment。and,therenolongerex-

  istinganymotiveforkeepingitthere,hehadtheguardremovedfromtheblock,inorderthatthedaughtermighthavenoimpedimenttoherattentionstoherfather。Theselittlearrangementscompleted,ourheroreturnedtothefire,aroundwhichhefoundalltheremainderofthepartyassembled,includingJasper。

  CHAPTERXXVI。

  Yousawbutsorrowinitswaningform。

  Aworkingsearemainingfromastorm,Wherenowthewearywavesrollo’erthedeep,Andfaintlymurmureretheyfallasleep。

  DRYDEN。

  Menaccustomedtoawarfarelikethatwehavebeende-

  scribingarenotapttobemuchundertheinfluenceofthetenderfeelingswhilestillinthefield。Notwithstandingtheirhabits,however,morethanoneheartwaswithMabelintheblock,whiletheincidentsweareabouttorelatewereinthecourseofoccurrence。andeventheindispen-

  sablemealwaslessrelishedbythehardiestofthesoldiersthanitmighthavebeenhadnottheSergeantbeensonearhisend。

  AsPathfinderreturnedfromtheblock,hewasmetbyMuir,wholedhimasideinordertoholdaprivatediscourse。

  ThemanneroftheQuartermasterhadthatairofsupere-

  rogatorycourtesyaboutitwhichalmostinvariablydenotesartifice。for,whilephysiognomyandphrenologyarebutlamesciencesatthebest,andperhapsleadtoasmanyfalseasrightconclusions,weholdthatthereisnomoreinfallibleevidenceofinsincerityofpurpose,shortofovertacts,thanafacethatsmileswhenthereisnooccasion,andthetonguethatisoutofmeasuresmooth。Muirhadmuchofthismannerincommon,mingledwithanapparentfranknessthathisScottishintonationofvoice,Scottishaccent,andScottishmodesofexpressionweresingularlyadaptedtosustain。Heowedhispreferment,indeed,toalong-exer-

  ciseddeferencetoLundieandhisfamily。for,whiletheMajorhimselfwasmuchtooacutetobethedupeofonesomuchhisinferiorinrealtalentsandattainments,mostpersonsareaccustomedtomakeliberalconcessionstotheflatterer,evenwhiletheydistrusthistruthandareper-

  fectlyawareofhismotives。Onthepresentoccasion,thecontestinskillwasbetweentwomenascompletelytheoppositesofeachotherinalltheleadingessentialsofchar-

  acterasverywellcouldbe。PathfinderwasassimpleastheQuartermasterwaspractised。hewasassincereastheotherwasfalse,andasdirectasthelastwastortuous。

  Bothwerecoolandcalculating,andbothwerebrave,thoughindifferentmodesanddegrees。Muirneverexpos-

  inghispersonexceptforeffect,whiletheguideincludedfearamongtherationalpassions,orasasensationtobedeferredtoonlywhengoodmightcomeofit。

  Mydearestfriend,Muircommenced,——forye’llbedearertousall,byseventyandsevenfold,afteryourlateconductthaneveryewere,——ye’vejustestablishedyourselfinthislatetransaction。It’struethatthey’llnotbemak-

  ingyeacommissionedofficer,forthatspeciesofprefair-

  mentisnotmuchinyourline,normuchinyourwishes,I’mthinking。butasaguide,andacounsellor,andaloyalsubject,andanexpertmarksman,yerrenownmaybesaidtobefull。Idoubtifthecommander-in-chiefwillcarryawaywithhimfromAmericaasmuchcreditaswillfalltoyershare,andyeoughtjusttosetdownincontentandenjoyyoursal’fortheremainderofyerdays。Getmar-

  ried,man,withoutdelay,andlooktoyourprecioushappi-

  ness。forye’venooccasiontolookanylongertoyourglory。TakeMabelDunham,forHeaven’ssake,toyourbosom,andye’llhavebothabonniebrideandabonniereputation。

  Why,Quartermaster,thisisanewpieceofadvicetocomefromyourmouth。They’vetoldmeIhadarivalinyou。

  Andyehad,man,andaformidibleone,too,Icantellyou,——onethathasneveryetcourtedinvain,andyetonethathascourtedfivetimes。Lundietwitsmewithfour,andIdenythecharge。buthelittlethinksthetruthwouldoutdoevenhisarithmetic。Yes,yes,yehadarival,Path-

  finder。butye’veonenolongerinme。Ye’vemyheartywishesforyersuccesswithMabel。andwerethehonestSergeantlikelytosurvive,yemightrelyonmygoodwordwithhim,too,foracertainty。

  Ifeelyourfriendship,Quartermaster,Ifeelyourfriendship,thoughIhavenogreatneedofanyfavorwithSergeantDunham,whohaslongbeenmyfriend。Ibe-

  lievewemaylookuponthemattertobeassartainasmostthingsinwar-time。for,Mabelandherfatherconsenting,thewhole55thcouldn’tverywellputastoptoit。Ah’sme!thepoorfatherwillscarcelylivetoseewhathishearthassolongbeensetupon。

  Buthe’llhavetheconsolationofknowingitwillcometopass,indying。Oh,it’sagreatrelief,Pathfinder,forthepartingspirittofeelcertainthatthebelovedonesleftbehindwillbewellprovidedforafteritsdeparture。AlltheMistressMuirshavedulyexpressedthatsentimentwiththeirdyingbreaths。

  Allyourwives,Quartermaster,havebeenlikelytofeelthisconsolation。

  Outuponye,man!I’dno’thoughtyesuchawag。

  Well,well。pleasantwordsmakenoheart-burningsbe-

  tweenauldfri’nds。IfIcannotespouseMabel,ye’llnoobjecttomyesteemingher,andspeakingwellofher,andofyoursal’,too,onallsuitableoccasionsandinallcom-

  panies。But,Pathfinder,ye’lleasilyunderstan’thatapoordeevilwholosessuchabridewillprobablystandinneedofsomeconsolation?

  Quitelikely,quitelikely,Quartermaster,returnedthesimple-mindedguide。IknowthelossofMabelwouldbefoundheavytobebornebymyself。Itmaybearhardonyourfeelingstoseeusmarried。butthedeathoftheSergeantwillbelikelytoputitoff,andyou’llhavetimetothinkmoremanfullyofit,youwill。

  I’llbearupagainstit。yes,I’llbearupagainstit,thoughmyheart-stringscrack!andyemighthelpme,man,bygivingmesomethingtodo。Ye’llunderstandthatthisexpeditionhasbeenofaverypeculiarnature。

  forhereamI,bearingtheking’scommission,justavolun-

  teer,asitmightbe。whileamereorderlyhashadthecommand。I’vesubmittedforvariousreasons,thoughmybloodhasboiledtobeinauthority,whileyewar’battling,,forthehonorofthecountryandhisMajesty’srights——

  Quartermaster,interruptedtheguide,youfellsoearlyintotheenemy’shandsthatyourconscienceoughttobeeasilysatisfiedonthatscore。sotakemyadvice,andsaynothingaboutit。

  That’sjustmyopinion,Pathfinder。we’llallsaynoth-

  ingaboutit。SergeantDunhamis_horsdecombat_——

  Anan?saidtheguide。

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