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we had noticed and we knew) of course, it I
must be mile 12. That is where Groundhog
is and where the mine is and where we oughl
to be. And that building ahead to prove
it I The post was marked only on one side,
the far side from us. We had no fears;we
walked around and looked and there,"10
miles to the railroad." We had come only
10 miles and if we had come only 10 miles,
how long was it going to take us to make
it to 12 miles and what was that building
we had sighted? And where, oh where, was
Groundhog creek?
The building was only a tent. A dirty
deserted, broken-in tent. We couldn't
use it for shelter. The wind hit where
it was and the evening was gray and cold.
We wanted to keep going.
We kept walking along. The path wasn'i
so bad. We were getting out of the alderi
and into timber. Not so much grass now
either. But it undoubtedly was getting
ready to rain again. We were going down
hill. Small tricklets followed the cours«
of the trail but we slopped along. The
mighty stream was to our right.We turned a
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sharp corner where the path cut into a
rocky bank, and there! At last! TCmt I
had al.ays feared had caught up with me!
Do uny of you have an obsession? Do
you have some fear that you dream about
and are so glad to wake up from to find
that it was not real? That w s where I
found myself, only I couldn't v/ake up.
By Mrs. Ray Stafford.
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