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T - ROUTE ON WHICH TO BUILD A ROAD OVER THE MOUNTAINS,
AND NOW THIS CHASM BAKS IMfclK yvt.
THEY FOLLOW UP THE STREAM SEEKING
A CROSSING AND ENTER THE CLEFT IN
THE MOUNTAINS. FROM WHICH THE
STREAM ISSUES.
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LIE CUPPED BY TOWERING CUFFS. 'WE WILL HAVE TO
WALK AROUND THAT LAKE IF WE ARE TO REACH THE
AT THE FAR END OF THE LAKE THEY FIND A CURIOUS
THING. ANOTHER STREAM LEAVES THE LAKE AND IT
IS FLOWING IN THE OTHER DIRECTION !
ARN IS SO EXCITED HE FAIRLY RUNS
DOWN THE NEW STREAM. "WATER
RUNS DOWNHILL.' HE CRIES. "THIS
MEADOW MUST BE THE VERY TOP OF
A PASS THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS "
IF THEIR WAY IS 8 LOCKED AGAIN. (
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