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Philip Steele of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police

CHAPTER X
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At every step his legs grew heavier and his feet were now leaden weights.

Yet he was surprised to find that the first horror of his situation had left him.

It did not seem that death was only a few hundred yards away, and he found himself thinking of MacGregor, of home, and then only of Isobel.

He wondered, after that, if some one of the other four had played the game, and lost, in this same way, and he wondered, too, if his bones would never be found, as theirs had never been.
He stopped again on a snow ridge.

He had come a quarter of a mile, though it seemed that he had traveled ten times that distance.
"Sixty degrees below zero--and it's the vindication of the law!" His voice scarcely broke between his purple lips now, and the bitter sweep of wind swayed him as he stood..


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