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The Hunters of the Hills

CHAPTER I
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I suppose we mostly think of the French as short and dark, but these were tall and fair.
Some of them had blue eyes and yellow hair, and they made me think a little of you, Robert." Young Lennox sighed and became very thoughtful.

The mystery of his lineage puzzled and saddened him at times.

It was a loss never to have known a father or a mother, and for his kindest and best friends to be of a blood not his own.

The moments of depression, however, were brief, as he had that greatest of all gifts from the gods, a cheerful and hopeful temperament.
The three began to paddle with renewed vigor.

Gasna Gaowo, the canoe in which they sat, was a noble example of Onondaga art.


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