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Excerpt from With Ethan Allen at TiconderogaEnoch raised his heavy ri¿e, resting the barrel against the tree trunk, and drew bead at the doe's side. He was chancing a long shot, rather than taking the risk of approach ing any nearer to the animals. He had seen that the doe was suspicious and she might be off in a ¿ash into the thicker forest beyond unless he fired at once. Had he been more experienced he would have wondered what had made the c...

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Excerpt from With Ethan Allen at Ticonderoga In the wilderness, before the white man came, there were to be found paths made by the wild folk going to and fi'om their water ing places and feeding grounds, and paths made by the red hunter and warrior. Al though hundreds of deer traveled to this lick yearly, they had not originally made the trail. It was an ancient Indian runaway, for the creek was fordable near this point. The tribesmen had us...