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Nomads of the North

CHAPTER TWELVE
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The nights grew more and more chill.

The stars seemed farther away, and no longer was the forest moon red like blood.

The cry of the loon had a moaning note in it, a note of grief and lamentation.

And in their shacks and tepees the forest people sniffed the air of frosty mornings, and soaked their traps in fish-oil and beaver-grease, and made their moccasins, and mended snow-shoe and sledge, for the cry of the loon said that winter was creeping down out of the North.

And the swamps grew silent.


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