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Chapter 24 Summary
Deerslayer and Judith examine the contents of the chest, looking for clues about the real father of the girls. They find a collection of letters. Some are written from a mother to a daughter, the daughter presumably being Judith's mother. The others come from suitors. Judith learns that her mother had a relationship with a man that resulted in the births of herself and Hetty. Then she married Thomas Hovey, the real name of Thomas Hutter, who had been a pirate.
The conversation turns to marriage as Judith seeks to show Deerslayer that she wants to marry him. He explains why he does not think that they would be a suitable married couple and recommends that she marry Harry or one of the soldiers at the garrison instead. She goes to bed discontented, with secret plans for the next day.
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