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"
Bot
.
--
Are
we
all
met
?
"
"
Qui
.
--
Pat
--
pat
;
and
here
's
a
marvellous
Convenient
place
for
our
rehearsal
.
"
Midsummer
Night
's
Dream
.
The
reader
may
better
imagine
,
than
we
describe
,
the
surprise
of
Heyward
.
His
lurking
Indians
were
suddenly
converted
into
four-footed
beasts
;
his
lake
into
a
beaver
pond
;
his
cataract
into
a
dam
,
constructed
by
those
industrious
and
ingenious
quadrupeds
;
and
a
suspected
enemy
into
his
tried
friend
,
David
Gamut
,
the
master
of
psalmody
.
The
presence
of
the
latter
created
so
many
unexpected
hopes
relative
to
the
sisters
that
,
without
a
moment
's
hesitation
,
the
young
man
broke
out
of
his
ambush
,
and
sprang
forward
to
join
the
two
principal
actors
in
the
scene
.
The
merriment
of
Hawkeye
was
not
easily
appeased
.
Without
ceremony
,
and
with
a
rough
hand
,
he
twirled
the
supple
Gamut
around
on
his
heel
,
and
more
than
once
affirmed
that
the
Hurons
had
done
themselves
great
credit
in
the
fashion
of
his
costume
.
Then
seizing
the
hand
of
the
other
,
he
squeezed
it
with
a
gripe
that
brought
the
tears
into
the
eyes
of
the
placid
David
,
and
wished
him
joy
of
his
new
condition
.
"
You
were
about
opening
your
throat-practysings
among
the
beavers
,
were
ye
?
"
he
said
.
"
The
cunning
devils
know
half
the
trade
already
,
for
they
beat
the
time
with
their
tails
,
as
you
heard
just
now
;
and
in
good
time
it
was
too
,
or
'
Killdeer
'
might
have
sounded
the
first
note
among
them
.
I
have
known
greater
fools
,
who
could
read
and
write
,
than
an
experienced
old
beaver
;
but
as
for
squalling
,
the
animals
are
born
dumb
!
What
think
you
of
such
a
song
as
this
?
"
David
shut
his
sensitive
ears
,
and
even
Heyward
,
apprised
as
he
was
of
the
nature
of
the
cry
,
looked
upwards
in
quest
of
the
bird
,
as
the
cawing
of
a
crow
rang
in
the
air
about
them
.
"
See
!
"
continued
the
laughing
scout
,
as
he
pointed
towards
the
remainder
of
the
party
,
who
,
in
obedience
to
the
signal
,
were
already
approaching
:
"
this
is
music
which
has
its
natural
virtues
;
it
brings
two
good
rifles
to
my
elbow
,
to
say
nothing
of
the
knives
and
tomahawks
.
But
we
see
that
you
are
safe
;
now
tell
us
what
has
become
of
the
maidens
.
"
"
They
are
captives
to
the
heathen
,
"
said
David
;
"
and
though
greatly
troubled
in
spirit
,
enjoying
comfort
and
safety
in
the
body
.
"
