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no man thought of doubting Meredith's ing wild duck or any fowl on the water. word where otter" was in question. It The plan is to get a grost bunch of some wha an unfortunate accident for that parti- cular otter tint Meredith's eye's in an

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encing in the theory that it had awam from the ballet of a man who might all been worked out in the otter's mind. be awaiting its coming to the abere, TE appeurs quite likely that the otter, swim A not quite cunning enough, for to ming below the surface and scoing this anyone who knew the way the tide wign floating above him, had said to him. was moving this spectacle of a floating self that here was a good cha

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