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01-deerslayer_014-1740	James Fenimore Cooper	01-deerslayer_014-1740	1740		.txt	text/plain	6887	244	69	The protest of Deerslayer was met by his communicating the fact that the presence of an Indian in the hut was known to the Iroquois, and that maintaining the disguise would be more likely to direct suspicions to his real object, than if he came out openly as a member of a hostile tribe. All this was lost on Deerslayer, who was no great adept in the mysteries of Cupid, but whose mind was far more occupied with the concerns that forced themselves on his attention, than with any of the truant fancies of love.	cache/01-deerslayer_014-1740.txt	txt/01-deerslayer_014-1740.txt