The Hidden Children by Robert William Chambers Chapter 15 Page 17

“I am that contented to see you! Are you not amazed to see me here?” she insisted, mischievously amused at his unaltered features.

The Sagamore said smilingly:

“When she wills it, who can follow the Rosy-throated Pigeon in her swift flight? Not the Enchantress in the moon. Tharon alone, O Rosy-throated One!”

“The wild pigeon has outwitted you all, has she not, Mayaro, my friend?”

“Nakwah! Let my brother Loskiel deny it, then. I, a Sagamore, know better than to deny a fire its ashes, or a wild pigeon its magic flight.”

Boyd now spoke to the Mohican, who returned his greeting courteously, but very gravely. I then made the Mohican known to