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Grace Harlowe’s Overland Riders in the Great North Woods

CHAPTER XXIII
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For several nights nothing occurred to indicate that there was anyone within miles of the camp.

By day Willy hunted, often not coming in until after dark.

It was on a Saturday night, however, that Willy failed to reach camp until nearly midnight.

On his back he bore the carcass of a young deer that he had shot and dressed miles from the Overland headquarters on the bank of the Little Big Branch.

He was nearly in when suddenly he raised his body to an erect position, listened for a few seconds, then dropped his burden and sprinted for home.
The Overlanders long since had turned in and the lumberjacks were in their bunks, comfortable, and as happy as a lumberjack permits himself to be, when suddenly their bunk-house seemed to be lifted free of the ground.


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