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The Pontiac Manuscript
which surprised him to the point of frightening him, and he hesitated some moments what to do—whether to stay in his camp or to go away and camp further off, but by thinking it over, he remembered his juggleries, or rather. his dream, and that he had only undertaken his journey in order to see the Master of Life. This brought him back to his senses, and, believing that one'of these three roads was the one which he must take to reach the place he was seeking, he resolved to remain where he was until the following day, when he would take one of these three roads, without choosing. But his curiosity hardly left him time to take rest. He abandoned his camp, started out on the road which seemed to be the largest, and marched on for half a day without seeing anything to stop him,
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