Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 390
kes. Sixty miles up, where the river forks,was the last human habitation. It had been little camp by a big salmon pool. But nowthe fishing-season was past, and the boys hadbut to await the arrival of the canoes. Every-thing was new and fresh and wild. Even thepork and potatoes tasted different in… … jBtiHlllkll 379-) planned that Jack and Crop should go withthe driver of the mail, or stage, to a smallsettlement near the Forks, and wait there forthe guides, who would go by the river. So the Indians, each with a fine birch canoe,went down to the hotel, and took aboard thesupplies and camp stuff.…
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