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Curwood, James Oliver, 1879-1927

"The Golden Snare"

and Mrs.
Philip Raine and the Duke of Rugni; and attached to these
depositions is a copy of an official decision pardoning Bram
Johnson and making of him a ward of the great Dominion instead of
a criminal. He is no longer hunted. "Let Bram Johnson alone" is
the word that had gone forth to the man-hunters of the Service. It
is a wise and human judgment. Bram's country is big and wild. And
he and his wolves still hunt there under the light of the moon and
the stars.
THE END

End of The Project Gutenberg Etext of The Golden Snare
by James Oliver Curwood


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