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761
To
these
ardent
and
nearly
incoherent
words
Cora
made
no
other
answer
than
by
straining
the
youthful
speaker
to
her
heart
,
as
she
bent
over
her
,
in
melting
tenderness
.
762
The
manhood
of
Heyward
felt
no
shame
in
dropping
tears
over
this
spectacle
of
affectionate
rapture
;
and
Uncas
stood
,
fresh
and
blood-stained
from
the
combat
,
a
calm
,
and
,
apparently
,
an
unmoved
looker-on
,
it
is
true
,
but
with
eyes
that
had
already
lost
their
fierceness
,
and
were
beaming
with
a
sympathy
that
elevated
him
far
above
the
intelligence
,
and
advanced
him
probably
centuries
before
the
practices
of
his
nation
.
763
During
this
display
of
emotions
so
natural
in
their
situation
,
Hawkeye
,
whose
vigilant
distrust
had
satisfied
itself
that
the
Hurons
,
who
disfigured
the
heavenly
scene
,
no
longer
possessed
the
power
to
interrupt
its
harmony
,
approached
David
,
and
liberated
him
from
the
bonds
he
had
,
until
that
moment
,
endured
with
the
most
exemplary
patience
.
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764
"
There
,
"
exclaimed
the
scout
,
casting
the
last
withe
behind
him
,
"
you
are
once
more
master
of
your
own
limbs
,
though
you
seem
not
to
use
them
with
greater
judgment
than
that
in
which
they
were
first
fashioned
.
If
advice
from
one
who
is
not
older
than
yourself
,
but
who
having
lived
most
of
his
time
in
the
wilderness
,
may
be
said
to
have
experience
beyond
his
years
,
will
give
no
offence
,
you
are
welcome
to
my
thoughts
;
and
these
are
,
to
part
with
the
little
tooting
instrument
in
your
jacket
to
the
first
fool
you
meet
with
,
and
buy
some
useful
we
'
pon
with
the
money
,
if
it
be
only
the
barrel
of
a
horseman
's
pistol
.
By
industry
and
care
,
you
might
thus
come
to
some
prefarment
;
for
by
this
time
,
I
should
think
,
your
eyes
would
plainly
tell
you
that
a
carrion
crow
is
a
better
bird
than
a
mocking
thresher
.
765
The
one
will
,
at
least
,
remove
foul
sights
from
before
the
face
of
man
,
while
the
other
is
only
good
to
brew
disturbances
in
the
woods
,
by
cheating
the
ears
of
all
that
hear
them
.
"
766
"
Arms
and
the
clarion
for
the
battle
,
but
the
song
of
thanksgiving
to
the
victory
!
"
answered
the
liberated
David
.
"
Friend
,
"
he
added
,
thrusting
forth
his
lean
,
delicate
hand
towards
Hawkeye
,
in
kindness
,
while
his
eyes
twinkled
and
grew
moist
,
"
I
thank
thee
that
the
hairs
of
my
head
still
grow
where
they
were
first
rooted
by
Providence
;
for
,
though
those
of
other
men
may
be
more
glossy
and
curling
,
I
have
ever
found
mine
own
well
suited
to
the
brain
they
shelter
.
That
I
did
not
join
myself
to
the
battle
,
was
less
owing
to
disinclination
,
than
to
the
bonds
of
the
heathen
.
Valiant
and
skilful
hast
thou
proved
thyself
in
the
conflict
,
and
I
hereby
thank
thee
,
before
proceeding
to
discharge
other
and
more
important
duties
,
because
thou
hast
proved
thyself
well
worthy
of
a
Christian
's
praise
.
"
767
"
The
thing
is
but
a
trifle
,
and
what
you
may
often
see
,
if
you
tarry
long
among
us
,
"
returned
the
scout
,
a
good
deal
softened
towards
the
man
of
song
,
by
this
unequivocal
expression
of
gratitude
.
"
I
have
got
back
my
old
companion
,
'
Killdeer
,
'
"
he
added
,
striking
his
hand
on
the
breech
of
his
rifle
;
"
and
that
in
itself
is
a
victory
.
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768
These
Iroquois
are
cunning
,
but
they
outwitted
themselves
when
they
placed
their
fire-arms
out
of
reach
;
and
had
Uncas
or
his
father
been
gifted
with
only
their
common
Indian
patience
,
we
should
have
come
in
upon
the
knaves
with
three
bullets
instead
of
one
,
and
that
would
have
made
a
finish
of
the
whole
pack
;
yon
loping
varlet
,
as
well
as
his
commerades
.
But
'
twas
all
foreordered
,
and
for
the
best
.
"
769
"
Thou
sayest
well
,
"
returned
David
,
"
and
hast
caught
the
true
spirit
of
Christianity
.
He
that
is
to
be
saved
will
be
saved
,
and
he
that
is
predestined
to
be
damned
will
be
damned
.
This
is
the
doctrine
of
truth
,
and
most
consoling
and
refreshing
it
is
to
the
true
believer
.
"
770
The
scout
,
who
by
this
time
was
seated
,
examining
into
the
state
of
his
rifle
with
a
species
of
parental
assiduity
,
now
looked
up
at
the
other
in
a
displeasure
that
he
did
not
affect
to
conceal
,
roughly
interrupting
further
speech
.