The King's Arrow - A Tale of the United Empire Loyalists by H. A. (Hiram Alfred) Cody
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She paused abruptly, sprang to her feet, and pointed excitedly to the high hill. "See! See!" she cried. "Pu-kut! Pu-kut!" Jean hastened to her side, and her eyes followed the woman's outstretched arm. Up on the dazzling, sun-crowned peak a wreath of smoke was ascending beyond the tops of the highest trees. It rose straight into the air like a tall shaft ere it spread and fell in wavy, fairy-like curls, and slowly disappeared from view. "What is it?" the girl asked, feeling certain that it meant something important. "Slashers come," Kitty explained. "Sam call Injun." "Now I understand," Jean replied, while a great fear smote her heart. "The slashers are near, and Sam wants help; is that it?" "A-ha-ha. Smoke call Injun." "Will the Indians see it?" "A-ha-ha." "Will they know what it means?" "Injun know." |
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