| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 47 | 101 | "And View more quotes about throw">throw back the lodge covers and poles which conceal our tarns. |
| 47 | 102 | We must greet our visitors". |
| 47 | 103 | Men hurried away. |
| 47 | 104 | Yesterday night the great beacon of brush had been lit on the summit of Council Rock. |
| 47 | 105 | It had been the first in a line of ten such beacons. |
| 47 | 106 | Each, in turn, as soon as the light of the preceding beacon had been visible, had been lit. |
| 47 | 107 | Before morning, some singly, some in groups of two or three, under the cover of darkness, our tarns had been brought to Council Rock, there to be concealed within specially prepared lodges. |