The Forest by Stewart Edward White
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XVII. THE CATCHING OF A CERTAIN FISH
XVIII. MAN WHO WALKS BY MOONLIGHT XIX. APOLOGIA SUGGESTIONS FOR OUTFIT LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS THE INDIANS WOULD RISE TO THEIR FEET FOR A SINGLE MOMENT THIS OLD SOLDIER HAD COME IN FROM THE LONG TRAIL TO BEAR AGAIN THE FLAG OF HIS COUNTRY AT SUCH A TIME YOU WILL MEET WITH ADVENTURES EACH WAVE WAS SINGLY A PROBLEM, TO FAIL IN WHOSE SOLUTION MEANT INSTANT SWAMPING WATCHED THE LONG NORTH-COUNTRY TWILIGHT STEAL UP LIKE A GRAY CLOUD FROM THE EAST IN THIS LOVABLE MYSTERY WE JOURNEYED ALL THE REST OF THAT MORNING NOR NEED YOU HOPE TO POLE A CANOE UPSTREAM AS DO THESE PEOPLE THEN IN THE TWILIGHT THE BATTLE |
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