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The Forest Runners

CHAPTER III
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The chances were that no human being save himself would hear it.

He felt rather than saw that nothing had happened while he slept.

No enemy to be feared had come, while all his own strength and elasticity had returned to him.

Never had he felt stronger or more perfectly attuned in body and mind.
He moved again in a circuit about the cabin, watching carefully, and now and then looking up among the trees.

Perhaps an opossum might be hanging from a bough! But he saw nothing until he widened his circuit, and then he ran directly into the myriads of wild pigeons.


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