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Lewis Rand

CHAPTER I
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His father tossed him a bucket, and with it swinging from his hand, he made through the wood towards a music of water.

Goldenrod and farewell-summer and the red plumes of the sumach lined his path, while far overhead the hickories and maples reared a fretted, red-gold roof.

Underfoot were moss and coloured leaves, and to the right and left the squirrels watched him with bright eyes.

He found the stream where it rippled between banks of fern and mint.

As he knelt to fill the pail, the red haw and the purple ironweed met above his head.
Below him was a little mirror-like pool, and it gave him back himself with such distinctness that, startled, he dropped the pail, and bending nearer, began to study the image in the water.


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