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She got up, and whispered it in his ear. His jaw dropped, and he
stared at her in amazement.
CHAPTER XVI -- THE WOLF BITES
Steve came drowsily to consciousness from confused dreams of a
cattle stampede and the click of rifles in the hands of enemies
who had the drop on him. The rare, untempered sunshine of the
Rockies poured into his window from a world outside, wonderful as
the early morning of creation. The hillside opposite was bathed
miraculously in a flood of light, in which grasshoppers fiddled
triumphantly their joy in life. The sources of his dreams
discovered themselves in the bawl of thirsty cattle and the
regular clicking of a windmill.
A glance at his watch told him that it was six o'clock.
"Time to get up, Steve," he told himself, and forthwith did.

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