The Hidden Children by Robert William Chambers Chapter 17 Page 27

of green which stretched from horizon to horizon, accented only by the silver glimmer of lakes and the low mountain peaks east, west, and south of us.

Below us lay a creek, its glittering thread visible here and there. The Great Warrior trail crossed it somewhere in that ravine.

I drew the Mohican aside.

“Sagamore,” said I, “now is your time come. Now we depend on you. If it lay with us, not one white man here, not one Indian, could take us straight to Catharines-town; for the Great Warrior trail runs not thither. Are you, then, confident that you know the way?”

“I know the way, Loskiel.”

“Is there then a trail that leads from the Great Warrior trail below?”