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They put rugs and coats around me 
till I could not move with their weight ; 
but they were putting them around a 
snow woman. The only thing I felt 
was the icy wind, and that went through 
my shivering, shaking self. The snow 
was falling quietly and steadily, as it had 
fallen all day. We must cross yonder 
divide to-morrow. It was no time to 
be ill. Every one felt that, and big, 
black gloom was settling over the camp, 
when I by way of being cheerful re- 
marked to the Host: “Do you-ou 
kno-ow, I feel as though there was 
n-nothing of me b-but the sno-ow I ate 
an hour ago.” 
“Snow!” he exclaimed. ‘Did you 
eat much? Well, no wonder you are 
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The effect was instantaneous. Every- 
body looked relieved; I was not even a 
heroine. 
