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THE PRAIRIE DETECTIVE. o7 woman’s perceptions are than those of aman! but he found it out afterward. After a time Dan’s eyelids drooped slowly to- gether, but shut them ever so tightly he could not close out the image of a fair young face with red cheeks, and black eyes and blue-black hair. would not be banished. It A SCENE IN iene aa Wie) Suddenly Dan felt a warm breath on his neck. Then a cold, damp nose was rubbed against his warm skin. He opened his eyes, and met Vixen’s two burning coals leveled upon him. EGOMIIE boo SS) (e(@)