Corn Tassel asked what they can do, she received no answer. Every Indian looked at her with disapproval in their eyes. Shining Star stared coldly, and so did Turkey Feather and even Beaver Girl - all of Corn Tassel's friends. The white girl soon tried to run away again herself, but ended up hurting herself and returned to Earth Woman's lodge. Shagbark, an old Indian, told them that he knew they had to let Running Dear go. So he made it as easy for him as he could by giving him a canoe. Both Earth Woman and Corn Tassel were relieved, despite knowing they'd never see Running Dear again. That ended chapter 13. References 1941 American novels Children's historical novels American children's novels Biographical novels Newbery Honor-winning works Fiction set in 1758 Novels set in the 1750s J. B. Lippincott & Co. books 1941 children's books