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I never told you to run a batch in the winter before, but this time you have got to take the chance." Lapierre leaned closer and fixed the heavy-faced Russian with his gleaming black eyes. He spoke slowly so that the words fell distinctly from his lips. "You cache that liquor on the Clearwater on Christmas Day.
The boats they left are smashed, but I can rig a raft with hatch-covers good enough to take us to the island. "We'll take plenty of grub and water, and if they don't give us a fight from shore before we land, we can cache our supplies and take our time looking for that sweet gang.
"For the reasons you give and for still other reasons I feel very certain strangers to the Bay left the cache." "What were they meanin' by 'swag, Doctor Joe?" asked Andy. "I never hears that word before. 'Tis a wonderful strange word." "It usually means," explained Doctor Joe, "something that has been stolen.
All parts of the road hereabouts look very much alike to me. There is a good place for a cache about half way between here and the highway. I should go in a few rods, but any food that is not in cans we had better throw away." "I don't thee why we can't camp right here," said Grace. "This is not the place to which we are going," Harriet informed her.
Every man that rode out openly to make a protest was referred calmly to Rebstock, and before very long Rebstock's cabin had more men around it than had been seen together in the Cache for years. The impression that the whole jig was up, and that the refugees had been sold out by their own boss, was one that no railroad man undertook to discourage.
And I guess that's about all." The Supervisor rose to go, but Wilbur stopped him. "How am I to arrange about supplies?" he said. "The tent's near a spring," was the brief but all-embracing reply. "There's a lake near by with plenty of trout, there's flour and groceries and canned stuff in a cache, and the Guard that was there last year had some kind of a little garden.
Mix said nothing: he was wondering how soon he could get to his private caché, and whether he had better put in a supply of young onions in addition to cloves and coffee beans. He hadn't yet discovered whether Mirabelle had a particularly keen scent: but he would take no chances. "Stop staring at those girls, Theodore!" "I may be married," said Mr. Mix, defensively.
Cache of 250 rations left by the English expedition of 1882 visited by me and found in good condition. Cache on Littleton Island. Boat at Isabella. U.S.S. 'Yantic' on way to Littleton Island with orders not to enter the ice. This discovery changed Greely's plans again.
"What's up?" cried the men, crowding about the prisoner, who crouched, terror-stricken, in the trampled mud and moss, while those playing roulette and "bank" left the tables, followed by the dealers. "He's a thief," said Runnion, mopping the sweat from his brow. "I caught him after your grub pile, Stark." "In my cache?" "Yes.
Karstens and Walter had brought up a load each on their reconnoissance trip; four heavy loads had been brought the day before. There were yet two loads to be carried up from the cache below the cleavage, and Tatum and Walter, always ready to take the brunt of it, volunteered to bring them.
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