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The Call of the Canyon

CHAPTER XI
19/56

I have accepted Glenn's life.

I have answered that strange call out of the West." She wanted to throw herself on the sunlit woolly blankets of her bed and hug them, to think and think of the bewildering present happiness, to dream of the future, but she could not lie or sit still, nor keep her mind from grasping at actualities and possibilities of this place, nor her hands from itching to do things.
It developed, presently, that she could not have idled away the time even if she had wanted to, for the Mexican woman came for her, with smiling gesticulation and jabber that manifestly meant dinner.

Carley could not understand many Mexican words, and herein she saw another task.

This swarthy woman and her sloe-eyed husband favorably impressed Carley.
Next to claim her was Hoyle, the superintendent.

"Miss Burch," he said, "in the early days we could run up a log cabin in a jiffy.


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