With his two hands he crumpled her hair; and then, after a
little, he kissed her mouth, and then her eyes; and she moved, and he
caught the sleepy whisper of his name.
"Wake," he cried softly. "Wake, little comrade!"
Her arms rose up out of her dream of him and encircled his neck.
"_Sakewawin_," she murmured. "Is it morning?"
He gathered her in his arms.
"Yes, a glorious day, little comrade. Wake!"
THE END
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THE DANGER TRAIL
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FLOWER OF THE NORTH
ISOBEL
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GOD'S COUNTRY--AND THE WOMAN
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Transcriber's note: Punctuation normalized.
Page 254, "spood" changed to "stood" (he stood without moving).
Page 287, "thus" changed to "this" (bullets this early in the game).
Page 294, "inpression" changed to "impression" (lightning impression).
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