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The Masters of the Peaks

CHAPTER XII
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And, having risked his shot, and having obtained his goose, which was the fattest in the flock, he became hungrier than ever.

And having risked so much he was willing to risk more in order to complete the task he had undertaken, without which the other risks that he had run would have been all in vain." "Tayoga, I can almost believe that you have your dictionary with you in your knapsack." "Not in my knapsack, Dagaeoga, but in my head, where yours also ought to be.

Ah, here is where the Great Bear began to make preparations to cook his goose! His trail wanders back and forth.

He was looking for fallen wood to build the fire.

And there, in the little sink between the hills, was where he built it.


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