"The Deerslayer" Quotes
A frontiersman navigates love and war in the wilderness of 18th-century America.
classics | 576 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
I know that the whites often speak with two tongues, and that they are not always what they seem.
The best of us are but little above the beasts.
A warrior who may not be brave, is hardly fit for his place.
It's an awful thing for a man to have to allow himself to be outdone by a woman.
What's the use of talking of what can't be helped?
There is a time for everything, and a thing for every time.
It's a wise man who knows his own mind, and never makes a fool of himself by trying to be over-wise.
The man that would expect to see a river in a lake, or a tree in a mountain, needn't be astonished if he finds a 'arthly hell in this region.
I feel that the proudest moment of my life has been when I've stood by the side of Deerslayer, and called him friend.
Well, well, every man has his gifts, and some are born to do one thing, and some another.





