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The Shadow of the North

CHAPTER XV
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"St.Luc has gone like an arrow into the wilderness with all the news about us, and he's not the only one.

If we could adjust this trouble with the Pennsylvanians we might start at once." An hour or two after he uttered his complaint, Robert saw a middle aged man, not remarkable of appearance, talking with Braddock.

His dress was homespun and careless, but his large head was beautifully shaped, and his features, though they might have been called homely, shone with the light of an extraordinary intelligence.

His manner as he talked to Braddock, without showing any tinge of deference, was soothing.

Robert saw at once, despite his homespun dress, that here was a man of the great world and of great affairs.
"Who is he ?" he said to Willet.
"It's Benjamin Franklin, of Pennsylvania," replied the hunter.


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