The King's Arrow - A Tale of the United Empire Loyalists by H. A. (Hiram Alfred) Cody
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"King George arrow," Sam explained. "All King George tree," and he
waved his hand in an eloquent gesture. "White man cut'm bimeby." "Oh, I know," Jean exclaimed as she recalled what Dane had told her. "These are for masts for the King's navy, are they not?" "A-ha-ha." "Are there mast-cutters near here?" "Off dere," and Sam motioned westward. "Will we see them?" "No see'm now. Bimeby, mebbe." "Where are they?" Sam stopped, stooped and with his forefinger made two parallel lines in the snow several inches apart. "A-jem-sek," he said, touching the nearer line. "Wu-las-tukw," and he touched the other. He next placed his finger between the two. "White man here," he explained. "Plenty King George tree." "Is A-jem-sek a river?" Jean asked. "A-ha-ha." "Will we soon be there?" |
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