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The Shadow of the North

CHAPTER IX
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He must know this region or he would not dare to come here, on such a terrible night.

He has probably gone now to shelter.

And, since there is nothing more to be seen we might do the same." But Robert and Tayoga were not willing to withdraw yet.

Well wrapped and warm, they found a pleasure in the fierce storm that raged among the mountains and over the river, and their own security on the deck of the stout sloop, fastened so safely in the little cove.

They listened to the wind rumbling anew like thunder through the deep gorges and clefts, and they saw the snow swept in vast curtains of white over the wild river.
"I wonder what we shall find in New York, Tayoga," said Robert.
"We shall find many people, of many kinds, Dagaeoga, but what will happen to us there Manitou alone knows.


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