Excerpt from Indian Paths in the Great Metropolis Down at the marsh, while the men were snaring mink or muskrat, or Shooting bull frogs or blackbirds, the girls

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Excerpt from The Great Trail: An Indian Mystery Play A forest glade at sunrise. Red-wolf standing in a dejected attitude, and look ing wistfully at a rude cross