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which are delightful. Accompanied by MacIn-
tos!, soon made acquaintance with the Indi-
ans Of this country; we found some exercising
themselves in drawing The bow. wished to
try my strength like the rest; Macintosh also
armed himself with bow; he has the arm and
eye sight of William Tell. Some Of the trials of
skill which he exhibited, If told, would scarcely
be believed. particularly admired the dexter
~, with which while laying on the green plat,
he threw an arrow, which striking the earth a
little distance, rose with light bound and flew
TO prodigious distance. ltisa way, which the
Indians employ to throw far, and without being
seen by the enemy ] triei! in vain this singil-
lar feat: each time my arrow instead Of rebound
ing sank III the earth