He hesitated. "No grub?"

The wife knelt over him, gave his rough, unshaven cheek a swift kiss,

and rapidly explained her plan.

Marjorie carried it out with all of the will-power that was hers. In

three days' time, in spite of the snow, in spite of every other

obstacle, they were back in the hut, and Trafford was comfortably

settled in bed. The icy vastness of Labrador still lay around them to

infinite distances on every side, but the two might laugh at storm and

darkness now in their cosy hut, with plenty of fuel and food and light.

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