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The Spirit of the Border

CHAPTER IV
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He took off his coon-skin cap and carefully laid it aside.

His weather-beaten face beamed in answer to the girl's request.

He drew a long and audible pull at his black pipe, and send forth slowly a cloud of white smoke.

Deliberately poking the fire with a stick, as if stirring into life dead embers of the past, he sucked again at his pipe, and emitted a great puff of smoke that completely enveloped the grizzled head.

From out that white cloud came his drawling voice.
"Ye've seen thet big curly birch over thar--thet 'un as bends kind of sorrowful like.


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