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A Daughter of the Snows

CHAPTER I
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And so, in gasping and bitter sweat, these sons of Adam suffered for Adam's sin.
Frona felt vaguely disturbed by this great throbbing rush of gold-mad men, and the old scene with its clustering associations seemed blotted out by these toiling aliens.

Even the old landmarks appeared strangely unfamiliar.

It was the same, yet not the same.

Here, on the grassy flat, where she had played as a child and shrunk back at the sound of her voice echoing from glacier to glacier, ten thousand men tramped ceaselessly up and down, grinding the tender herbage into the soil and mocking the stony silence.

And just up the trail were ten thousand men who had passed by, and over the Chilcoot were ten thousand more.


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