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There was a moan in the air an uneasiness, as though Nature was afraid, not knowing why.
Down the grey line of the river a loon flew, low and swift, It cried out, turning its bold black head left and right and the harsh, unearthly sound struck a note of warning to the man who shot round the cottonwood promontory with the long, tire less, whiteman paddle stroke.
He swung the canoenose for the shore by the shack and halted, gripping the bunch grass with a strong hand, and glancing left and right with bold, keen eyes, even as the loon had done.




Upstream the cutbanks veered in, rough rock and tall earthfaces seamed with forest, Across the river, where the Spruces stood, blackshouldered against the west, the Wind was stringing wild harmonies such as the seamen know, and in the clearing the yellowed grass sighed and Shuddered, overripe for the scythe.


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