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With eye and ear alert the man paddles silently on.
(See page 105.)
THE STORY
OF THE TRAPPER
BY
LAUT
A. C.
AUTHOR OF HERALDS OF EMPIRE
AND LORDS OF THE NORTH
ILLUSTRATED BY ARTHUR HEMING
AND OTHERS
NEW YORK
D, APPLETON AND COMPANY
1902
COPTRIOHT}1902
By D. APPLETON AND COMPANY
PubUsTiedJiovember, 1909