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Oonomoo the Huron

CHAPTER X
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"Where is Fluellina's hand ?" The affectionate wife heard the inquiry, and instantly closed her hand in his.

He held it, in loving embrace.

The missionary spread a blanket over the body and limbs of the Huron, so as to hide his frightful wounds from sight.

A single stream, tiny, crimson and glistening, wound down from the shoulder of Fluellina, over her bare arm, to her waist, where it fell in rapid drops to the leaves below.
No one of her wounds were visible, although it was evident that dissolution was proceeding rapidly with her.
The minister, at this point, noticed that the lips of Oonomoo were moving.

Thinking he had some request to make, he leaned forward and listened.


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