He has no glory except in the woods, and his whole ambition is to kill more deer and catch more beaver than any other man about him. Nothing tires him, not even running all day with six traps on his back. His horse fell once, as he was galloping along... Publications - Page 95by Arkansas Historical Association - 1917Full view - About this book
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