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A Daughter of the Snows

CHAPTER III
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The men followed in a miserable tangle.

They were beaten against the submerged rocks and swept on, all but one.

Frona, in a canoe (a dozen canoes were already in pursuit), saw him grip the rock with bleeding fingers.

She saw his white face and the agony of the effort; but his hold relaxed and he was jerked away, just as his free comrade, swimming mightily, was reaching for him.

Hidden from sight, they took the next plunge, showing for a second, still struggling, at the shallow foot of the rapid.
A canoe picked up the swimming man, but the rest disappeared in a long stretch of swift, deep water.


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