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"
And
so
am
I
.
But
we
had
better
push
on
now
,
for
your
illustrious
Chateaubriand
has
put
us
more
than
a
mile
behind
.
"
On
rejoining
their
companions
,
they
found
Glenarvan
busily
engaged
in
conversation
with
the
Indian
,
though
apparently
unable
to
make
him
understand
.
Thalcave
's
gaze
was
fixed
intently
on
the
horizon
,
and
his
face
wore
a
puzzled
expression
.
The
moment
Paganel
came
in
sight
,
Glenarvan
called
out
:
"
Come
along
,
friend
Paganel
.
Thalcave
and
I
ca
n't
understand
each
other
at
all
.
"
After
a
few
minute
's
talk
with
the
Patagonian
,
the
interpreter
turned
to
Glenarvan
and
said
:
"
Thalcave
is
quite
astonished
at
the
fact
,
and
certainly
it
is
very
strange
that
there
are
no
Indians
,
nor
even
traces
of
any
to
be
seen
in
these
plains
,
for
they
are
generally
thick
with
companies
of
them
,
either
driving
along
cattle
stolen
from
the
ESTANCIAS
,
or
going
to
the
Andes
to
sell
their
zorillo
cloths
and
plaited
leather
whips
.
"
"
And
what
does
Thalcave
think
is
the
reason
?
"
"
He
does
not
know
;
he
is
amazed
and
that
's
all
.
"
"
But
what
description
of
Indians
did
he
reckon
on
meeting
in
this
part
of
the
Pampas
?
"
"
Just
the
very
ones
who
had
the
foreign
prisoners
in
their
hands
,
the
natives
under
the
rule
of
the
Caciques
Calfoucoura
,
Catriel
,
or
Yanchetruz
.
"
