What's the difference ?" The girls laughed heartily.
"Your logic is excellent, but your philosophy is not sound," replied Grace.

"There is such a thing as companionship and helpfulness, and the finer things of human association." The forest woman sniffed.
"Ain't no such thing," she retorted.

Joe stalked away to attend to her duties, and in a few moments the Overland girls heard her berating the bear.
Tom Gray, during the period of Lieutenant Wingate's absence, had made frequent trips to the section that Hippy wished to buy, and now knew to a certainty that it was a prize plot of timber.

Tom was in the Overland camp on this particular day, mapping out the timber tract in detail, though with little idea that it could be purchased at a price within their means.

He was at work on the map when he heard Hindenburg barking excitedly.
"Something unusual must be on to make the bull pup raise such a disturbance," muttered Tom, tossing his map aside and crawling from the tepee.
He saw Nora was running, crying out that Hippy had returned.
"Hooray! Meet me with food!" shouted Hippy.