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01-deerslayer_026-1740	James Fenimore Cooper	01-deerslayer_026-1740	1740		.txt	text/plain	7497	269	74	They say an Injin may torment and tortur' the body to his heart's content, and scalp, and cut, and tear, and burn, and consume all his inventions and deviltries, until nothin' is left but ashes, and they shall be scattered to the four winds of heaven, yet when the trumpet of God shall sound, all will come together ag'in, and the man will stand forth in his flesh, the same creatur' as to looks, if not as to feelin's, that he was afore he was harmed! The missionaries are good men--mean well, returned the Delaware courteously; they are not great medicines. The Delawares believe that good men and brave warriors will hunt together in the same pleasant woods, let them belong to whatever tribe they may; that all the unjust Indians and cowards will have to sneak in with the dogs and the wolves to get venison for their lodges.	cache/01-deerslayer_026-1740.txt	txt/01-deerslayer_026-1740.txt