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ANTONYMS: (adj) light, bright, sunny, radiant, clear. heyward: (n) Dubois Heyward. hist: (v) shush. miscreant: (n) rascal, villain, scoundrel, reprobate, wretch, rogue, infidel, scapegrace; (adj) degenerate, nefarious, vicious. natives: (n) nation, populace, community, citizens, public. remorseless: (adj) merciless, relentless, cruel, unmerciful, brutal, callous, unrelenting, ruthless, inexorable, inhuman, heartless. ANTONYMS: (adj) merciful, compassionate, gentle, kind, tolerant, unrelenting. spurred: (adj) barbed, calcarated.

What do you hear, Chingachgook? " "There is but one deer, and he is dead," said the Indian, bending his body till his ear nearly touched the earth. " "No. " returned the other, raising himself with dignity, and resuming his seat on the log with his former composure. " "That I will, and in English that the king needn't be ashamed to answer," returned the hunter, speaking in the language of which he boasted; "but I see nothing, nor do I hear the sounds of man or beast; 'tis strange that an Indian should understand white sounds better than a man who, his very enemies will own, has no cross in his blood, although he may have lived with the red skins long enough to be suspected!

ANTONYM: (n) faith. unsatisfied: (adj) dissatisfied, disgruntled, unsatiated, unsated, ungratified, restless, discontent, fidgety, fretful, unsatiable; (v) unslaked. ANTONYMS: (adj) pleased, happy. 34 The Last of the Mohicans "We came from the place where the sun is hid at night, over great plains where the buffaloes live, until we reached the big river. There we fought the Alligewi, till the ground was red with their blood. From the banks of the big river to the shores of the salt lake, there was none to meet us.