Beadle's Dime Novels No. 135: The Cherokee Chief — page 45: what you’re looking at

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s A DEPARTURE AND AN) ARRIVAL. 4Y into his power. She endeavored, therefore; to be.very com- Plaisant with the Prench officer, and. begged that he would not Sive the young chief of Estatoe a clue to her piding: : pate or let him-know that'he had seen ler: “T shall be very discreet,” replied Latinac. “ When I have found a treasure, | am net so foolish, as.to Jet: all the world know where it is hid, and I shall -be »sure »to) keep the knowledge of it from the man who covets it The White Rose is too fair a flower to adorn the head-dress of »a savage, or to do the drudgery in his lodge. "She! was born for a better fate than to bloom unnoticed in these wilds.....If.she will smile on Latinac, her smile will awake an answering warmth, and be will take her ‘out of the power of these . barbarians, i; esiice ber in ctiaenagae in which she is so well'fitted = = Weimotignenk.of sneh things, I beg. you,” implored Hetty, who was much troubled by this langage, but-wasalso fear- fulef of offending the officer. “ You haye brought me ter- — spemens, and my jalnd is so. uoniad er Siena ‘ —, be = do.” A Lots See at least give me | — you 8 Oi eral pe arers she om F. © Why do you-wish to come2...J poule sothee gn. 80- ies 7 will tapk better of it, ce agate ~ = "tee Dae ae which even: aomaani colt apmpaiiy of hee could: not assUAge.~ boo tithe ea raid to friend Moawee had gone bata few hours, when there came - another visitor © to the hut.on the mountain-side, y=) 4) oy * him. Going out to collect a Ise deysteew with which to. to kindle the fire for the afiernoon meal, she found» herself con- ‘by an Indian, who stepped out from pp eigas 8 before her. gic cole See comick pooksicom — 4