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The Patrol of the Sun Dance Trail

CHAPTER IX
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"We could tie the horses." For answer she flung herself from her pinto and, gathering up her habit, began eagerly to climb.

By the time the doctor had tethered the ponies she was half way to the top.

Putting forth all his energy he raced after her, and together they parted a screen of brushwood and stepped out on a clear rock that overhung the deep canyon that broadened into a great valley sweeping toward the south.
"Beats Scotland, eh ?" cried the doctor, as they stepped out together.
She laid her hand upon his arm and drew him back into the bushes.
"Hush," she whispered.

Surprised into silence, he stood gazing at her.
Her face was white and her eyes gleaming.

"An Indian down there," she whispered.
"An Indian?
Where?
Show me." "He was looking up at us.


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