Edgar Huntly: Or Memoirs of a Sleep-Walker, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint)

NeXT morning I stored a small bag with meat and bread, and throwing an axe on my shoulder, set out, without informing any one of my intentions, for the hill. My passage A vas rendered more difficult by these incumbrances, but my perseverance surmounted every impediment, and I gained, in a few hours, the foot of the tree, whose trunk was to serve me for a bridge.
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