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Dick Sand

CHAPTER XVI
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"Fortunately the nights are not cold, and this enormous mango will preserve the soil from all evaporation.

We have neither cold nor dampness to fear.

I repeat, my young friend, what I told you just now.

Let us move along incognito.

No more fire than gunshots, if possible." "I believe, indeed," then said Mrs.Weldon, "that we have nothing to fear from the Indians--even from those wanderers of the woods, of whom you have spoken, Mr.Harris.But, are there not other four-footed wanderers, that the sight of a fire would help to keep at a distance ?" "Mrs.Weldon," replied the American, "you do too much honor to the deer of this country.


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