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A Daughter of the Snows

CHAPTER I
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And more than one glanced up at her face, and glanced again; for her gaze was frank, with the frankness of comradeship; and in her eyes there was always a smiling light, just trembling on the verge of dawn; and did the onlooker smile, her eyes smiled also.

And the smiling light was protean-mooded,--merry, sympathetic, joyous, quizzical,--the complement of whatsoever kindled it.

And sometimes the light spread over all her face, till the smile prefigured by it was realized.

But it was always in frank and open comradeship.
And there was much to cause her to smile as she hurried through the crowd, across the sand-spit, and over the flat towards the log-building she had pointed out to Mr.Thurston.

Time had rolled back, and locomotion and transportation were once again in the most primitive stages.


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