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might come to see them at any time while
they remained at the fort. They then rose
and followed the Colonel into the garrison,
where they were received by the soldiers
and conveyed away for save keeping. Dur
ing all this time, not sigh nor cry was
among the people thing without parallel
in the nation. For, usually on the smallest
occurrence rather unpropitious, there Is
much crying and sobbing. Indeed, SO fai
from opposing the measure, the women are
all in favour Of it, knowing that it VIM save
them and their children from being destroy
| ed by war. The Colonel expressed the nigh
est satisfaction at the condlct Of the people


generally, and treated them not merely as
| frie,d, but as father. lie gave them inc
\ customary presents IN food and topaceo


but was care ful to give them nothing unit


they had done the business for which trey


come to the fort. At night the Chiefs sieP'


in the Commanders tent, and the peopit


generally returned TO their camp.