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Deception, unless it were at the expense ofhis enemies in the field — nay, concealment of even a thought — was so littlein accordance with the Pathfinder’s very nature, that he was not a littleembarrassed by this simple question. In such a strait he involuntarily tookrefuge in a middle course, not revealing that which he fancied ought not to betold, nor yet absolutely concealing it.

“You must know, Mabel,” said he, “that theSergeant and I are old friends, and have stood side by side — or, if notactually side by side, I a little in advance, as became a scout, and yourfather with his own men, as better suited a soldier of the king — on many ahard fi’t and bloody day. It’s the way of us skirmishers to think little of thefight when the rifle has done cracking; and at night, around our fires, or onour marches, we talk of the things we love, just as you young women convarseabout your fancies and opinions when you get together to laugh over your idees.Now it was natural that the Sergeant, having such a daughter as you, shouldlove her better than anything else, and that he should talk of her oftener thanof anything else — while I, having neither daughter, nor sister, nor mother,nor kith, nor kin, nor anything but the Delawares to love, I naturally chimedin, as it were, and got to love you, Mabel, before I ever saw you — yes, I did— just by talking about you so much.”

“And now you have seen me,” returned thesmiling girl, whose unmoved and natural manner proved how little she wasthinking of anything more than parental or fraternal regard, “you are beginningto see the folly of forming friendships for people before you know anythingabout them, except by hearsay.”

“It wasn’t friendship — it isn’tfriendship, Mabel, that I feel for you. I am the friend of the Delawares, andhave been so from boyhood; but my feelings for them, or for the best of them,are not the same as those I got from the Sergeant for you; and, especially, nowthat I begin to know you better. I’m sometimes afeared it isn’t wholesome forone who is much occupied in a very manly calling, like that of a guide orscout, or a soldier even, to form friendships for women — young women inparticular — as they seem to me to lessen the love of enterprise, and to turnthe feelings away from their gifts and natural occupations.”