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Diane of the Green Van

CHAPTER VIII
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Storm-proof tents loomed dimly among the trees.

A brisk little man whose apple cheeks and grizzled whiskers Philip instantly approved, trotted importantly about among the horses, humming a jerky melody.

Johnny was fifty and looked a hundred, but those unwary ones who had felt the steely grip of his sinewy fingers were apt evermore to respect him.
Diane was piling wood upon the fire with the careless grace of a splendid young savage.

The light of the camp fire danced ruddily upon her slim, brown arms and throat bared to the rising wind.

A beautiful, restless gypsy of fire and wind, she looked, at one with the storm-haunted wood about her.
There came a patter of rain upon the forest leaves.


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