The Last of the Mohicans

by James Fenimore Cooper

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After a short delay, a few of the young men, to whom instructions had been whispered by one of the aged attendants of Tamenund, arose, left the crowd, and entered the lodge which has already been noted as the object of so much attention throughout that morning. In a few minutes they reappeared, escorting the individuals who had caused all these solemn preparations towards the seat of judgment. The crowd opened in a lane; and when the party had re–entered, it closed in again, forming a large and dense belt of human bodies, arranged in an open circle.