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God’s Country--And the Woman

CHAPTER THIRTEEN
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Even the dogs are chained out in the deep spruce that they may not tear down her doors in the night to come near her.

The whole world loves my Josephine.

The Indians make the Big Medicine for her in a hundred tepees when they learn she is ill.

They have trimmed five hundred lob-stick trees in her memory.

Mon Dieu, in the Company's books there are written down more than thirty babes and children grown who bear her name of Josephine! She is different than her mother.
Miriam has been always like a flower--a timid wood violet, loving this big world, yet playing no part in it away from my side.


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