[The Alaskan by James Oliver Curwood]@TWC D-Link bookThe Alaskan CHAPTER XIV 3/30
For bringing her up.
For not shufflin' her in the bush.
You can't take it out of _her_ hide, can you ?" He twisted his red whiskers, waiting for an answer.
Alan was silent. Mary Standish was leading the way up out of a dip in the tundra a quarter of a mile away, with Nawadlook and Keok close behind her.
They trotted up a low ridge and disappeared. "It's none of my business," persisted Stampede, "but you didn't seem to expect her--" "You're right," interrupted Alan, turning toward his pack.
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