...which you like !' And turning upon his heel, he resumed his seat. The chiefs drew themselves up, in the consciousness of having hurled defiance in the teeth...and were disposed to use it; and a common sense of dancer caused each eye to be turned on the leading commissioner. He sat undisturbed, and apparently...

...he dare resent it. The council-pipe was laid aside. Those fierce wild men gazed intently at Clark. The Americans saw that the crisis had arrived ; they...careless until the chief who had thrown the belts upon the table had taken his seat ; then with a small cane which he held in his hand, he reached as...

...he dare resent it. The council-pipe was laid aside. Those fierce wild men gazed intently at Clark. The Americans saw that the crisis had arrived; they...and were disposed to use it; and a common sense of clanger caused each eye to be turned on the leading commissioner. He sat undisturbed and apparently...

...he dare resent it. The council-pipe was laid aside. Those fierce wild men gazed intently at Clark. The Americans saw that the crisis had arrived ; they...understood the advantage they possessed, and were disposea to use it ; and a common sense of danger caused each eye to be turned on the leading commissioner....

...suppose he dare resent it. The council-pipe was laid aside, those fierce wild men gazed intently at CLARKE. The Americans saw that the crisis had arrived...careless until the chief who had thrown the belts upon the table had taken his seat ; then with a small cane which he held in his hand, he reached, as...

...he dared resent it. The council-pipe was laid aside. Those fierce wild men gazed intently at Clark. The Americans saw that the crisis had arrived ; they...careless until the chief who had thrown the belts upon the table had taken his seat; then with a small cane which he held in his hand, he reached, as...

...which you like !" And turning upon his heel, he resumed his seat. The chiefs drew themselves up, in the consciousness of having hurled defiance in the teeth...the Indians understood the advantage they possessed, 326 THE ANSWER. and were disposed to use it; and a common sense of danger caused each eye to be turned...

...he dare resent it. The council-pipe was laid aside. Those fierce wild men gazed intently at Clark. The Americans saw that the crisis had arrived; they could no longer doubt that the fndians understood the advantage they possessed, and were disposed to us e it; and a common sense of...

...resent it. The council-pipe was laid aside. Those fierce wild men gazed intently at Clark. The Americana saw that the crisis had arrived ; they could no longer...the advantage they possessed, and were disposed to nee it; and a common sense of danger caused each eye to be turned on the leading commissioner. He sat...

...they could no longer doubt that the Indians understood the advantage they possessed, 326 TI1K ANSWER. and were disposed to use it; and a common sense of...each eye to be turned on the leading commissioner. He Bat undisturbed, and apparently careless, until the chief who had thrown the belts on the table had...