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"
Father
,
"
he
said
,
"
look
at
this
pale-face
;
a
just
man
,
and
the
friend
of
the
Delawares
.
"
"
Is
he
a
son
of
Minquon
?
"
"
Not
so
;
a
warrior
known
to
the
Yengeese
,
and
feared
by
the
Maquas
.
"
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"
What
name
has
he
gained
by
his
deeds
?
"
"
We
call
him
Hawkeye
,
"
Uncas
replied
,
using
the
Delaware
phrase
;
"
for
his
sight
never
fails
.
The
Mingos
know
him
better
by
the
death
he
gives
their
warriors
;
with
them
he
is
'
The
Long
Rifle
.
'
"
"
La
Longue
Carabine
!
"
exclaimed
Tamenund
,
opening
his
eyes
,
and
regarding
the
scout
sternly
.
"
My
son
has
not
done
well
to
call
him
friend
.
"
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"
I
call
him
so
who
proves
himself
such
,
"
returned
the
young
chief
,
with
great
calmness
,
but
with
a
steady
mien
.
"
If
Uncas
is
welcome
among
the
Delawares
,
then
is
Hawkeye
with
his
friends
.
"
"
The
pale-face
has
slain
my
young
men
;
his
name
is
great
for
the
blows
he
has
struck
the
Lenape
.
"
"
If
a
Mingo
has
whispered
that
much
in
the
ear
of
the
Delaware
,
he
has
only
shown
that
he
is
a
singing-bird
,
"
said
the
scout
,
who
now
believed
that
it
was
time
to
vindicate
himself
from
such
offensive
charges
,
and
who
spoke
in
the
tongue
of
the
man
he
addressed
,
modifying
his
Indian
figures
,
however
,
with
his
own
peculiar
notions
.
"
That
I
have
slain
the
Maquas
I
am
not
the
man
to
deny
,
even
at
their
own
council-fires
;
but
that
,
knowingly
,
my
hand
has
ever
harmed
a
Delaware
,
is
opposed
to
the
reason
of
my
gifts
,
which
is
friendly
to
them
,
and
all
that
belongs
to
their
nation
.
"