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"
It
is
so
,
"
said
Cora
,
drawing
a
long
breath
,
as
if
reviving
from
a
trance
,
raising
her
face
,
and
shaking
back
her
shining
veil
,
with
a
kindling
eye
,
that
contradicted
the
death-like
paleness
of
her
countenance
;
"
but
why
--
it
is
not
permitted
us
to
inquire
.
There
is
yet
one
of
thine
own
people
who
has
not
been
brought
before
thee
;
before
thou
lettest
the
Huron
depart
in
triumph
,
hear
him
speak
.
"
Observing
Tamenund
to
look
about
him
doubtingly
,
one
of
his
companions
said
--
"
It
is
a
snake
--
a
redskin
in
the
pay
of
the
Yengeese
.
We
keep
him
for
the
torture
.
"
"
Let
him
come
,
"
returned
the
sage
.
Then
Tamenund
once
more
sank
into
his
seat
,
and
a
silence
so
deep
prevailed
,
while
the
young
men
prepared
to
obey
his
simple
mandate
,
that
the
leaves
,
which
fluttered
in
the
draught
of
the
light
morning
air
,
were
distinctly
heard
rustling
in
the
surrounding
forest
.
"
If
you
deny
me
,
fie
upon
your
law
!
There
is
no
force
in
the
decrees
of
Venice
:
I
stand
for
judgment
;
answer
,
shall
I
have
it
?
"
Merchant
of
Venice
.
The
silence
continued
unbroken
by
human
sounds
for
many
anxious
minutes
.
Then
the
waving
multitude
opened
and
shut
again
,
and
Uncas
stood
in
the
living
circle
.
All
those
eyes
,
which
had
been
curiously
studying
the
lineaments
of
the
sage
,
as
the
source
of
their
own
intelligence
,
turned
on
the
instant
,
and
were
now
bent
in
secret
admiration
on
the
erect
,
agile
,
and
faultless
person
of
the
captive
.
But
neither
the
presence
in
which
he
found
himself
,
nor
the
exclusive
attention
that
he
attracted
,
in
any
manner
disturbed
the
self-possession
of
the
young
Mohican
.
He
cast
a
deliberate
and
observing
look
on
every
side
of
him
,
meeting
the
settled
expression
of
hostility
that
lowered
in
the
visages
of
the
chiefs
,
with
the
same
calmness
as
the
curious
gaze
of
the
attentive
children
.
But
when
,
last
in
his
haughty
scrutiny
,
the
person
of
Tamenund
came
under
his
glance
,
his
eye
became
fixed
,
as
though
all
other
objects
were
already
forgotten
.
Then
advancing
with
a
slow
and
noiseless
step
up
the
area
,
he
placed
himself
immediately
before
the
footstool
of
the
sage
.
Here
he
stood
unnoted
,
though
keenly
observant
himself
,
until
one
of
the
chiefs
apprised
the
latter
of
his
presence
.
