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es and also by a keener atmosphere that he was
slowly getting to a higher attitude. This camp-fire must belong to Cordts
or the one man who had gone on ahead. And Slone advanced boldly. He
did not have to make up his mind what to do.
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But he was amazed to see several dark forms moving to and fro before
the bright camp-fire, and he checked himself abruptly. Considering a
moment, Slone thought he had better have a look at these fellows. So he
tied Wildfire and, taking to the darker side of the canyon [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], he stole cau-
tiously forward.
The distance was considerable, as he had calculated. Soon, however [link widoczny dla zalogowanych],
he made out the shadowy outlines of horses feeding in the open. He
hugged the canyon wall for fear they might see him. As luck would have
it the night breeze was in his favor. Stealthily he stole on, in the deep
shadow of the wall, and under the cedars, until he came to a point op-
posite the camp-fire, and then he turned toward it. He went slowly, care-
fully, noiselessly, and at last he crawled through the narrow aisles
between thick sage-brush. Another clump of cedars loomed up [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and he
saw the flickering of firelight upon the pale-green foliage.
He heard gruff voices before he raised himself to look, and by this yilai:
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