"The Pathfinder" Quotes
A young man navigates treacherous terrain and battles against rival tribes in order to fulfill his mission and find love in the wilderness.
classics | 528 pages | Published in NaN
Quotes
Injuns never forgit, Pathfinder; and if we go back to the tribe, it must be to die.
There is a sort of feeling that comes over a man in such a place, that he never experiences any other spot on the ocean.
The path of glory is a path beset with thorns.
Wherever the Indian trail runs, there must I run, or creep, or crawl.
We have been made to see that which is not, and to believe that which is not true.
You have the devil's own gift at a lie, Master Cap.
A man that lives in any society, in which there are laws, is bound to respect those laws.
Truth is the first necessity of man; and falsehood is the leading characteristic of an Indian.
An Indian is never in a hurry.
The quietest and most harmless creature, when irritated, is apt to turn upon his assailants.
