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IARII. son or KAfiAm Ah“: so; gags-“lg!“ Wolf. tbs Wer t ,.
lug pieces; the greet split rock
the other side. the shelving ~ .
under which they used to dive ll.I
otter. the spruoe boughs th’
dipped down to the eurfece. end Id
the midst of which the Willow
loved to screen her ueked bod"
while he seerched the pool for hem
And et lest the resllsstion w '
borne upon him thet she won no'
there, thet he bed still ferther tow;
go. f .
He went on to the tepee. 'l'h "
little open space in which they h at;
built their hidden wigwem w 33
flooded with sunshine thet cs. .t'j
through e hresk in the forest to the :-
west. The tepee wee still there. it
did not seem very much‘chenged
to horse. And rising from the
ground in trout of the tepeo w
whet hed come to him feintly on
the still eirb-the smoke of e email
ilre. Over thet tire wee bending
s person. end it did not strike 30
roe as entering. or at ell unexpectp
ed. thet this person should heve
two great shining brside down her
back. He whined, end at his whine
the Person grew a little rigid, end‘
turned slowly.
Even then it seemed quite the
most netural thing in the world]
thet it should be Nepsese. end non '
other. He bod lost her yesterdey
Today he had found her. And
enswer to his whine there come
sobbing cry straight out of the so
of the Willow.
Cervel found them there e is
minutes leter, the dog's heed h
god Close up ogsinst the Willow’
breest. end the Willow wee .
—crying like a little child. her i
hidden from him on Beree's use
He did not interrupt them. bu
waited; end es he weited som
thing in the sobbing voice end th
stillness of the forest seemed
whisper to him e bit of the ste
of the burned cebln end the tw
groves, end the meaning of th .
Cell thet hed come,to Beree fro
out of the south.
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their nests. After the long sleep
of winter Nsture wee st work in oil
her glory. It wee Unekepeeim, the
listing lfoou, the Home Building
Moon—end nurse wee going home.
Not to mstehood—bnt to Nepeese.
He knew thet she wee there now,
perheps et the very edge of the
chum where he hsd seen her lest.
They would be pleying together
ogsln soon. or they hed pleyed yes-
terdsy. end the dsy before, end the
deybeforo thetendmhieioyhe
berkod up into Cervel's fece. end
urged him to greeter speed. Then
they come to the'cleering, end once
more Bereo stood like e rock.
Cervel sew the cherred ruins of the
burned cebln. end e moment lster «
the two groves under the tail
spruce. He begen to understand‘es
his eyes returned slowly to the
wetting. listening dog. A greet
swelling rose in his throat, end
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CHAPTER xer
'l'het night there was e no ,
campfire in the open. It was no
e smell tire. built' with the fee
thet other eyes might see it. bu
e fire that sent its iiemes high. .
the glow of it stood Corvel. An-
es the tire bed chenged from the
smell smouldering henp over whic '
the Willow hed cooked her dinne
so Cervei. the oiiicislly deed on:
View. had chsnged. The beerd we '
gone from his face: he had thi'o
, oif. his caribou-skin cont; hl %
sleeves were rolled up to th
elbows. end there was s. wild ilus; ‘
in his face thet was not e'ltogethe f
the tuning of wind end sun on ‘
storm. end it glow in hiseyes th- 5
v hed not been there for five yesr 3
. perhsps never beiore. His eye a
were on Nepeese. - '
- "Tomorrow or the next tiny I
going toLec Batu." he me. e he -
end bitter notebook of the genti
worship in his voice. “I will n-~
come back until I hove-kill
him.”- - '7 ,. .
The Willow looked straight in
the are. For name there wes‘
silence broken only by the crec ‘
ling of ‘the fiemes, end in - .
silence Carvel's lingers weaved
endout of the silken etrends -
the Willow’s heir. rm- though
fleshed beck. What u chnnce h
hsd missed'thet doy on Bush I!
'l‘sggert's trepline-if he hed o .
knew-oi His Jews set bnrd u‘ -
sew in the red-hot heert e2 th
fire the mentsi pictures of the do
when the Factor from Lee Bo
hed killed Pierrot. She hsd to
him the whole story. Her iligh
Ber plunge towhet shehedtho ,
wse certain death in the icy t-i
rent of the chasm. Her miraculou
eecepo from the weters—‘ and '-
she was discovered. neeriy do:
by Tubos. the toothless old C »
whom Pierrot out of pity hsd
lowed to hunt input of hleid
min- .‘
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ed! end the horror or the ..,
terrible hour in which the m be
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ssefeithfuleid 'i‘ubossshe .
on his isst'streneth to besrgr
peese over the long miles thet
between the chestu end his «bin
he cenght shiftlns. visions of? -
weeks thet followed in thet ce .,
weeks of hunger end of in
cold in which the Willow’s
hung by e single threed. And
lost. when the snows were 1.. ‘,
’l‘uboe bed died. Gervei's lng'o’
clenched in the strends of the w.
low’s breid. A deep breech
out of his chest, end he sold. e
lng deep into than
_ “To-marrow i will go to
Bun.” .
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.g ' A . . - - A '1, . ‘ until he wee posting for breath.
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