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I thought he was dead. The men of our spring caravan told me so. They said that the wolves had killed him." "Wolves! durn it, I mout a know'd they kudn't a killed him not all the wolves on the parairies! Why thur ain't the scratch o' a claw on him! Whar did he come from anyhow? Who's brought him hyur?" I could see that Stebbins was desirous of parrying the question. He gave an evasive answer.
"Ay, stranger, an' it's only this minnit, an' from that same Injun girl, that I've heard she's married, an' gone off to the Mormons. The Injuns had it from some o' her people, that seed Marian a crossin' the parairies." "That Indian damsel Su-wa-nee, I think you named her what of her?" "Ah! stranger, that's another o' the konsequences o' doin' what aint right.
I reck'n I ain't quite forgot how: though I am bamfoozled a bit by these hyar parairies consarn them! Ah! them woods, capt'n! it diz one good to look at 'em!" The eyes of the young hunter sparkled with enthusiasm as he spoke. It was a real forest that was before us a large tract covered with gigantic cotton-wood trees, and the only thing deserving the name of forest we had seen for many days.
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