T. C. Harbaugh, Little Oskaloo; or, The White Whirlwind
“ The White Whirlwind did not speak until he had mastered the contents of the stolen message in the light of the fire.“Warriors!” he said, in the tone which had been heard above the roar of more than one forest battle, “I see that your council has been opened. I have been on the trail, and though I sought you when the sun went down, I could not get here sooner. Boldly, like a famished wolf, the Blacksnake marches through the forest; he comes to deprive the red man of his cabin, or his lodge, and to drive his children to lands where a deer track has never been seen. ”
