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rechtvaardig. Zijn paarden hadden namen. We reisden naar het Grote Meer en spraken met de tribes die daar hun settlements hadden. Ze waren blij om hun bont te kunnen verkopen aan Hearne. Maar het gevolg was, dat de stammen hebberig werden. Ze doodden veel te veel bevers en konijnen, zodat de blanken steeds er steeds minder voor wilden geven.
In die tijd kwam een Fransman in een grote boot met vlaggen aan op de kust bij Egg Island. Hij heette Brumeau, maar we noemden hem Kleine Haas, want hij was net zo schrikkerig. Maar hij was ook ijdel en hij dacht dat hij alles wist. Hij wilde voor de koning van Frankrijk een speciaal cadeau meenemen. Hij dacht eerst aan goud of een rendier, maar Hearne zat bovenop zijn goud en we wisten hem te overtuigen, dat het rendier de reis niet zou overleven.
Toen heb ik een list bedacht.
We lieten Brumeau naar het indianendorp komen. Hij nam enige soldaten mee. Ze liepen als pauwen en hun ogen vielen bijna uit hun kassen toen ze sieraden van onze vrouwen zagen.
"Waar kan ik dat vinden?" vroeg Brumeau.
Ik had een paar vrienden opgetrommeld en we hielden een soort ingewikkelde redevoering, die hij natuurlijk niet kon verstaan. Maar we hadden onze feestkleding aangedaan. We zagen er zeer indrukwekkend uit. Mijn broer had zich helemaal zwart geschilderd en zat op een troon. In zijn kleren had hij een heleboel veren van de kip gedaan en langs zijn troon lagen de vellen van twintig gahs (rabbits).

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righteous. His horses had names. We traveled to the big lake and talked with the tribes who had their settlements. They were happy to be able to sell their fur to Hearne. But the consequence was, that the tribes were greedy. They killed far too many Beavers and rabbits, so that the whites are becoming less and less for.In that time came a Frenchman in a large boat with flags on the coast at Egg Island. His name was Brumeau, but we called him Small Haas, because he was just as schrikkerig. But he was also vain and he thought he knew everything. He wanted a special gift for the King of France. He thought at first to gold or a reindeer, but Hearne sat on top of its gold and we knew to convince him, that the reindeer would not survive the trip.When I have a list.We left Brumeau to the Indian village. He took some soldiers with it. They ran as peacocks and their eyes almost fell out of their sockets when they saw our women's jewelry."Where can I find that?" asked Brumeau.I had a couple of friends were called and we held a kind of complicated speech, which of course he couldn't understand. But we had our party clothes. We looked very impressive. My brother had all black painted and sat on a throne. In his clothes he had done a lot of chicken feathers and down his throne lay the sheets of twenty gahs (rabbits).

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just. His horses had names. We traveled to the Great Lake and spoke to the tribes which had their settlements. They were happy to sell their furs to Hearne. But the result was that the strains were greedy. They killed too many beavers and rabbits, so that the whites always always wanted to give less.
In that time came a Frenchman in a big boat with flags on the coast near Egg Island. Brumeau his name, but we called him Little Hare, because he was as jumpy. But he was also vain and he thought he knew everything. He wanted to bring a special gift for the king of France. He first thought of gold or a reindeer, but Hearne was on top of his gold and we managed to convince him that the reindeer would not survive the trip.
Then I thought of a trick.
We left Brumeau come to the Indian village. He took some soldiers. They walked like peacocks and their eyes nearly fell out of their sockets when they saw jewelery of our wives.
"Where can I find that?" Brumeau early.
I had drummed up a few friends and we had a kind of complicated speech, which of course he could not understand. But we had done our costumes. We looked very impressive. My brother had painted all black and sat on a throne. His clothes he had done a lot of feathers of the chicken and along his throne lay the sheets of twenty Gahs (rabbits).

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fair. his horses had names. we traveled to the great lakes and talked with the tribes that had their settlements. they were glad to sell their furs to hearne. but the result was that the tribes were greedy. they killed many beavers and rabbits, so that the whites are becoming less to give.it was at this time a frenchman in a large boat with flags on the coast at egg island. he was brumeau, but we call him little rabbit, because he was so jumpy. but he was vain and he thought he knew everything. for the king of france, he wanted to take a special gift. he first thought of gold or a reindeer, hearne was on top of his gold and we had to convince him that the reindeer would not survive the journey.when i have a plot.we left brumeau to the indian village. he took only soldiers. they walked as peacocks and their eyes were almost out of their sockets when they saw our women's jewelry."where can i find it?" early brumeau.i had a couple of friends and we had amassed a kind of complex speech, which, of course, he could not understand. but we had done our festive clothing. we were very impressive. my brother was all painted black and sat on a throne. in his clothes, he had a lot of chicken feathers and down his throne were the sheets of 20 gahs (rabbits).