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The Golden Snare

CHAPTER X
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She was showing him what Bram had done for her.

He had made her this separate room by running a partition across the cabin, and in addition to this he had built a small lean-to outside the main wall entered through a narrow door made of saplings that were still green.

He noticed that the partition was also made of fresh timber.

Except for the bunk built against the wall, a crude chair, a sapling table and half a dozen bear skins that carpeted the floor the room was empty.

A few garments hung on the wall--a hood made of fur, a thick mackinaw coat belted at the waist with a red scarf, and something done up in a small bundle.
"I guess--I begin to get your meaning," he said, looking straight into her shining blue eyes.


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