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371
"
That
was
impossible
,
"
returned
the
young
man
;
"
he
called
you
by
a
thousand
endearing
epithets
,
that
I
may
not
presume
to
use
,
but
to
the
justice
of
which
I
can
warmly
testify
.
Once
,
indeed
,
he
said
--
"
372
Duncan
ceased
speaking
;
for
while
his
eyes
were
riveted
on
those
of
Alice
,
who
had
turned
towards
him
with
the
eagerness
of
filial
affection
,
to
catch
his
words
,
the
same
strong
horrid
cry
,
as
before
,
filled
the
air
,
and
rendered
him
mute
.
A
long
,
breathless
silence
succeeded
,
during
which
each
looked
at
the
others
in
fearful
expectation
of
hearing
the
sound
repeated
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At
length
the
blanket
was
slowly
raised
,
and
the
scout
stood
in
the
aperture
with
a
countenance
whose
firmness
evidently
began
to
give
way
,
before
a
mystery
that
seemed
to
threaten
some
danger
,
against
which
all
his
cunning
and
experience
might
prove
of
no
avail
.
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374
"
They
do
not
sleep
.
375
On
yonder
cliffs
,
a
grisly
band
,
376
I
see
them
sit
.
"
377
Gray
.
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378
"
'
Twould
be
neglecting
a
warning
that
is
given
for
our
good
,
to
lie
hid
any
longer
,
"
said
Hawkeye
,
"
when
such
sounds
are
raised
in
the
forest
!
The
gentle
ones
may
keep
close
,
but
the
Mohicans
and
I
will
watch
upon
the
rock
,
where
I
suppose
a
major
of
the
60th
would
wish
to
keep
us
company
.
"
379
"
Is
then
our
danger
so
pressing
?
"
asked
Cora
.
380
"
He
who
makes
strange
sounds
,
and
gives
them
out
for
man
's
information
,
alone
knows
our
danger
.
I
should
think
myself
wicked
,
unto
rebellion
against
his
will
,
was
I
to
burrow
with
such
warnings
in
the
air
!
Even
the
weak
soul
who
passes
his
days
in
singing
,
is
stirred
by
the
cry
,
and
,
as
he
says
,
is
'
ready
to
go
forth
to
the
battle
.
'
If
'
twere
only
a
battle
,
it
would
be
a
thing
understood
by
us
all
,
and
easily
managed
;
but
I
have
heard
that
when
such
shrieks
are
atween
heaven
and
'
arth
,
it
betokens
another
sort
of
warfare
!
"