The Drama of the Forests - Romance and Adventure by Arthur Henry Howard Heming
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"Perfectly stunning! . . . the most beautiful lot of women I have ever seen!" And then from beneath the bed clothes came-- "Y-e-s . . . _the blighters_!" VII LIFE AND LOVE RETURN HYMEN COMES WITH SPRING "My son, it is ever thus, when spring is on the way," smiled Oo-koo-hoo, as Granny entered with glee and displayed a new deerskin work-bag, containing needles, thread, thimble, and scissors; a present from Shing-wauk--The Little Pine--Neykia's lover. "Now that Spring and Love are going to hunt together," further remarked the Indian, "the snow will run away, and the ice begin to tremble when it hears the home-coming birds singing among the trees. Ah, my son, it reminds me of the days of my youth," sighed The Owl, "when I, too, was a lover." "Tell me," I coaxed. |
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