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The Sagebrusher

CHAPTER XVI
19/42

The latter made his answer by starting the car once more.

Although they did not know it, they now were approaching their journey's end.

They could not as yet see the swift advance of the fire from tree to tree, because the wind as yet was no stronger than the gentle air of morning; could not as yet hear any roar of the flames.

But they saw that now, on these mountain slopes before them, one of the most valuable timber bodies in the state was passing into destruction.
"God damn their souls!" said Wid Gardner fervently.

"Wasn't it enough what they done to us already ?" "Go on, Doc." It was Sim's voice.


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