From a thicket of fir a doe, that had been listening in hiding to the sounds of his coming and to the faint unknown click, which was the voice of my snowshoes, came out to meet him. Together they trotted down the path, turning often to look and listen, and vanished at last, like gray shadows, into the gray stillness of the March woods. GLOSSARY OF INDIAN NAMES Cheokhes, the mink. Ch'geegee-lokh, the chickadee. Cheplahgan, the bald eagle. Chigwooltz, the bullfrog. Clote Scarpe, a legendary hero, like Hiawatha, of the Northern Indians. Pronounced variously, Clote Scarpe, Groscap, Gluscap, etc. Deedeeaskh, the blue jay. Hukweem, the great northern diver, or loon. Ismaques, the fish-hawk. Kagax, the weasel. Kakagos, the raven. Keeokuskh, the muskrat. Keeonekh, the otter. Killooleet, the white-throated sparrow. Kookooskoos, the great horned owl. Koskomenos, the kingfisher. Kupkawis, the barred owl. Kwaseekho, the sheldrake. Lhoks, the panther. Malsun, the wolf. Meeko,the red squirrel. Megaleep, the caribou. Milicete, the name of an Indian tribe; written also Malicete. Mitches, the birch partridge, or ruffed grouse. Moktaques, the hare. Mooween, the black bear. Musquash, the muskrat. Nemox, the fisher. Pekquam, the fisher. Seksagadagee, the Canada grouse, or spruce partridge. Skooktum, the trout. Tookhees, the wood grouse. Upweekis, the Canada lynx.