Beadle's Dime Novels No. 135: The Cherokee Chief — page 80: what you’re looking at

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82 SALOUEH, TUE CHEROKEE. “There they are,” petulently replied Latinac, as he handed the young chief some weapons and ammunition. “Do you want,any thing more on me ?” “Yes, I want you.” “ What do you mean by that?” “J want you to go and show me where to find the White Rose.” . “You are joking.” « “TI never joke. I mean whatI say. You promised that you would tell me where she is, and would take me to her.” “ You are mistaken, I promised that you should haye her when you had driven the British out of the country. Have you done so?” “TI have not, The Great Spirit was against us, and we lost the great battle. Many of our warriors have been slain for the king of France.” ~ “To gratify your own, passion and ambition, you should say, You haye gained nothing for the king of France.” _ “We are talking too much, I want you to take me to the White Rose.” “ You speak as.if you expected to command me. As you have not performed your part of the agreement, you poe: know that I am not bound to perform mine.” RN * You know where the White Rose is, and I do not.” es? furnishes no reason why I should tell you. Why es you not make Attakulla tell you? You would-zottict>-~ in me. Go and find out from him.” “ He is dead. I left him shut up in a house at-Etchoe,and «+ the English have burned the town.” “That is one good deed that they haye done. You have nothing more to do with me, Saloueh. There is no reason why I should help you find your English girl.” “ But you must.” ~ “ Must ?” p “ Yes. You must take me sehen x “Do you mean to try to force me to this ?” | ~ “I must force you to it, wien yon will do He wllingly. I am des Lam det ed in this matter, I haye elséto care for, and yo alee Rose, or I will kill you.” Se aT * comichooks: com . és > q oat 2 Sis = cm.