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. did the darkness 0! the term
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l uw,?wfim:;‘fiicfilf'd§i hold steer tor Bares. Thie nut ‘1
peace made a pet a] the dog, but his huutrory had risen to the stern "
amt?! gecaeiZnalfly Izmir. the and the moon. and in that ery he ;:
0° ""1 ° 51" ‘0 m. he had. tor the first time. sent tot-tn ‘
will hate all more.” he captained. . ‘1
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J j Dis‘l'OL6' GUESS stout-‘51 VOU \ . ,. , EN /, was; A; , 'gHoUTiMG 0" k. ’;NEW..LW5 lNSUQAN in fines. It was inevitable. Pierrot The neck had swung due shorthand i:
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i . V00 -- . - . i on his benches and howled up at could no longer hear it. But the it"
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the Red Moon. Pierrot prepared lone well-howl to the west was if
Nouns tor _ nearer. and three times Bares gar ‘
«H. 1, I dog, ms Nepeeso.’ answer to it.
he said to her. ~39 13 m '01:, At the end at an hour he heard
end the Call will come to him the hack again. swinging south-
‘m H, 'flI‘o “to ‘2”!on ward. Pierrot would easily ha"
He will disappear at times. But understood. Their quarry had ‘i
we must not heten him. He will land safety beyond water. or in
come. heck. Kn. he will come a lake. and the muheknns were on
hecki' And he rubbed his hands a flesh trail. By this time not A
in the moon-glow until his knuckles more than a quarter of a mile of
cracked. . the forest separated Bares from th ‘
t The Con came to Bares like a lone wolf. but the lone wolf was
thlet entering slowly and cautiously “I" an °ld wolf, and with ”1° d“
into a forbidden place. He did not rectness and ““131” 0’ 1°“: °'
understand at first. it made him “"18““ b° swerved in the at“
inem end uneasy. .0 restless tiou ot the hunters. compusingh
'thst Nepeese frequently heard him “3“ 3° that he was heading
By CHARLES M’MANUS whine softly in his sleep. He was a point half or three quarters at
No ‘T And? {um for something. What was mile in advance of the pack.
lf' iT, HADN’T BEEN FOR ‘
a ‘ 0“
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itr Pierrot knew. end smiled in TN” was 3 Wk 01“” W‘
W5"! 1'”st DOW-“Y: .hn tumble way. hOOd Which Buree had yet to ;: l 5
PAPA TOLD ME. L
lHfiARO'YOQ. aortic.» oo' ‘ ' mats A sn’wf AN'APPLsiw'lERE w°§L° And then it came. it was s “‘1 ”1° ”9'3“” °’ “5 1mm” ‘ "
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*INKo'rTI'Hfi' ‘ “fibult-[MAKE‘ n 135 - O‘DAY. gmoon and stars. under which the “it“: 1131]" Oiaizkheéouundlhu-
'.TA!L°R!NCO\ OUT? . enrth was whitening With it film of able to 501,181: Then a
immsl , ‘ treat. when they heard the ant “m
hunt-cell ot the wolves. Now end and dual silence. The m '
ithen during the summer there had pulled down its km' and‘in '
looms the lone welt-howl. but this
'was the touguing ot the peck; and
,as it floated through the vast
'siienoe end mystery oi the night. a
toasting they made no sound.
Bares had not forgotten N .
A dozen times he turned his - :
hack and whined, and always
picked out accurately the
inwhlch the cabin lay. But he .. -
not turn back. As the aid:
lengthened. his search for the
mysterious something which
had not found confirmed. Hie .
ger, even with the mdingtent d
moon and the coming at the 1
/ dew-n. was not sulfidenfly M»
'. makehim hunt for food.
It was cold. and it seemed: - ..
en the glow of the man .-
teet. especially in the open ._
was e thick white tenet in
he '8“ clearly a W “9 m I'-
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s flywh'aCO-‘I'S
ff ~ , I . ¢ I." . ‘ at his toes and claws. He -
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Emilia-MOW .FOR THE—z 71am? ,. day came. '
. AND CANNONS . At last it had come—tho .. = .....7
with that tor which he had _.
seeking. It was in an open. If!!!
“by the cold dawn-e tiny amp
theatre that lay on the side 0!
ridge. facing the east. With h
head toward him, and waiting .
SURE.- GOSH—THAT
OLD Sci/"s GOT women
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. ‘: “snaking low finder the bushes. him as he came-out ot the s- : - - ,
,1 his tail drooping. his ears eelant— his scent strong in her keen - .,
Ir". ~ , the well so the welt runs on the stood Maheegun. the young .
is“ ,‘ night mil." 1 K .- There was not a toe-tnight's - .
" ferenco in their age end’yet ~
song of sensory that had come heegun was much the smaller - :1;
with each Red Moon down through the two: her body WI! es 1011:. DH 1
unending ages. Pierrot knew that 5118 was Bummer: 311° “004 "
st lest had come that tes- which 516115911855 that were almost 13
' '3‘", m been mung, the legs of s tox.’~end the curve -
In an instant Bates had sensed her hack wasthatotesllghtlyhen ;.
it. His muscles grew that as how. a sign at swlttnese : A
misuse or stretched rope as he eqnsltothewind. 1 :,
stood up in the moonlight. facing When ““3 m “Mi hm ‘3 it
‘0. M08 mm which floated later. It found them still in th
the mystery end thrni ot the 15113:: fin‘filigm mot“ '
BY EDWJSA ;”m“¢eu§§”.?f'h¥:;§t”’ten“ammg under than» and be...” a the :_
down so that he caught the light “”5 timbered plain which “' ;
°‘-' “*0 mm were. conid see gfgrgsghowz ahrondin lie ..
him Milling.
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‘ ' TH (r5 \tlTH" ‘ EN\E.‘:\‘ Ll‘L . hunt-pack. like i
53} Mm" 55%” r. “‘3; ' CRACHERs- HONEsl‘ . 3 HE 5 one! GONNA new to Nepeese. ed to m and“ MW hot
Lenoir ne'u. er. BURNED ’ mi. The, 0,. m...
\l Ll' Bil"?! \' , net was it. the can oi the “wedmmunmmm.
lRE é'RACHERS‘i blood that was running swift in hungry—but 3 31m 51mg? th
THEY A‘N‘r ‘G’ONNAi W. mot alone the can fine mu] 0! m dpauon. “a , . ':
HURT Hlnli. WE at his species. but the cell at Kn lessly sensitive to the new on .
will YOUNG ON E an and Gray Wait and of his lore- mmemu, mmm, 0g ,,
‘ OURSELVES, MHV“. been for generations unnumbered. pniongmp, '
BNLE‘I ‘STUBBS it was the voice ’02 his people. 5° To the ileeheetingwild thinu .
'giDN T YOU A It Pies-rot hed whispered. end he was the tenets. clawed and winged. . "
‘ ERG‘T‘TH T" rieht. In the goldenrulght the WH- Big Snow was the beginning at -
low was wetting. for it was she winter min] of slaughter i;
who tied gtlnhled mat. and it was roasting. or wild advsnmre in '.‘ l.
the who must lose or win. She long nights. or merciless .
uttered no sound. reviled Wt ‘0 on the trozen balls. The days
the low voice 0! Hero but held breeding. of motherhood
herhreethend watohe Bareees ”“901”,“ng ...... W
he 31"}! MO“ 8“,. IND by “93 om; out of the sky came-m ’1 v
iu-theehedows Instewmoments mot mGWmm\'
meeehewessonh. itweathen all desh-eaflngcreatures to if
thetshe stood straight. end dung imghnntennnthemntthrw'
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_. -—- ~ 4- / » » , - . “ ‘ slowedtnflnlrywith them little this night end that 1
. ~. - r "Bar-esI Pegs-celled. ‘Bnree‘ lmnyendwithmniedon “um.
.. . ..~. ‘ 1 ' i " " Bares Bares mdeitenndbnereeud
'BANANAOIL‘) ‘ . . A ~ _ > - . ._.___._____-. ‘ .By; Milt Gm" HeiIIuthavebeeunurtheedce teem; theirhloed ran
‘ et the tenet. tet- she hed drawn I their rest rel! eerily: their
. q. i C , - t . . \ . _. » elemnittnsbmthortvobotm wereettuuedtoutch'the .
, " g _, ‘ “ \ u ' hewuhsckathereide. Buthemn“ .
‘ ‘ ' ' ' i k . , u ___ hndcome. etreightesenarrow. nm.gm°gm. . _
--" ’ -‘ “ _’ ‘ ..t‘zl‘u' =3 snail-whine oil into her “00. teittheexcltingpuise
V s w , . . . F' New» m-herhndstohilhetd- lite. itinred themes. ,
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' .‘ . 1 ~ ‘ ~ eetd. "newmgotothe '0'?“ mystery oi' thesilentstorm:
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mt- lem meter long." With tenth andibdesirsedhuym‘.
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