I: Evening in the Lodge

I HAD been skating on that part of the lake where there was an overflow,

and came home somewhat cold. I cannot say just how cold it was, but it

must have been intensely so, for the trees were cracking all about

me like pistol shots. I did not mind, because I was wrapped up in my

buffalo robe with the hair inside, and a wide leather belt held it about

my loins. My skates were nothing more than strips of basswood bark bound

upon my feet.

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