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TVried fortunes of those who bcar the aboe Cogl-O.

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Of pdibed circl. Tht Which the tlOVeli8t deemed

ly po9$ible, ad whichhaveIways con3idered a3

gn, t F,, A,kinn in ,un ,a,,m

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afrom Natures Pacious wrehou8e,s usual for one or two

;ad before he couldset his trie)or turn to re'eatl he

but the ber immediIely returned with a reio(brcement,

forced the new.comer to I`etreat into the river, Where, standing

-bear as she 8toOd over her victim.

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til he Bhoud expire) Or until he coud so far rocover as to

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Before hi8 WOunds were entirely heled, the chivIry of

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0SerVed two squaws. whom he recognisedkras, and

Wht,, discoveringm atthe sametime, turlled and fled. Thig'

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he landed the sv

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30uCe,d thenceacros3 tO the Platte Here they constrlct-

ed skin boats, and descended in them to the lower end of

Lco Ooico ,(the-ack Hills) where they discovered

,iducedthem to believe him to be sincere. Glss had onee

Chiembraced him with the cordiality

e whites were thrown off their gd acceptediitatioto. smohc itl lhe hdi?s ]odge..

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