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Excerpt from The Trail to Yesterday
She sat erect, ?ushed and indignant, to look around at the country. A premonitory calm had succeeded the warning rumble. Ominous black clouds were scurrying, wind whipped, spreading fan-like through the sky, blotting out the colors of the sunset, darkening the plains, creating weird shad ows. Objects that Sheila had been able to see quite distinctly when she had reined in her pony were no longer visible. She stirred uneasily.
We'll go somewhere, she said aloud to the pony, as she urged the animal down the slope. If it rains we'll get just as wet here as we would anywhere else. She was surprised at the queer quiver in her voice. She was going to be brave, of course, but somehow there seemed to be' little consola tion in the logic of her remark.
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