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The Scouts of the Valley

CHAPTER XVII
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He saw remains of several burned houses, but clothing all was the atmosphere of desolation and decay that tells when a place is abandoned.

The two threads of smoke did not alter this impression.
Henry divined it all.

The builders of this tiny village in the wilderness bad been massacred or driven away.

A part of the houses had been destroyed, some were left standing, and now there were visitors.

He advanced without noise, keeping behind the rail fence, and approaching one of the houses from the chimneys of which the smoke came.


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