Chapter 1. The Wolf Trap
_ CHAPTER ONE. THE WOLF TRAP
That Oowikapun was unhappy, strangely so, was evident to all in the Indian village. New thoughts deeply affecting him had in some way or other entered into his mind, and he could not but show that they were producing a great change in him.
The simple, quiet, monotonous life of the young Indian hunter was curiously broken in upon, and he could never be the same again. There had come a decided awakening； the circle of his vision had suddenly enlarged, and he had become aware of the fact that he was something more than he imagined. While, in his simple faith, he had paddled along the beautiful rivers, or wandered through the wild forests of his country, catching the fish or hunting the game, where at times he had heard the thunder‘s crash and seen the majestic tree riven by the lightning‘s power, and perhaps in these seasons of nature‘s wild commotion had "seen God in cloud and heard him in the wind," yet until very lately

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