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Grace Harlowe’s Overland Riders in the Great North Woods

CHAPTER XXI
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We shall soon put in a portable mill at the mouth of the river, float our logs down and saw them there where the lake steamers can pick up the lumber.

Let the disappointed ones rage if they wish." The forest woman, having pressed the dents out of her damaged coffee pot and prepared a fresh supply of coffee, now summoned the Overlanders to breakfast, which was a somewhat hurried meal, for Tom and Hippy were eager to get out to direct the work on their dam, which already was moving along satisfactorily, and which they hoped to finish in about another week.
Following breakfast, the girls saddled their ponies, packed luncheons in their mess kits and started down the river for a day's outing by themselves, leaving Joe Shafto at home.

The party returned just before dark, Elfreda Briggs proudly exhibiting a duck that she had shot on the lower river.

After supper, for which all hands had keen appetites, Hippy announced that Willy Horse had been appointed official hunter for the lumber outfit at seventy-five dollars a month, which meant riches to the Indian.

It would be Willy's duty to provide fresh meat for the lumberjacks.


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