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Chapter One
Nate King reined hp the instant the forest fell si-
lent. ~
A moment before) the big free trapper had been
winding up a steep switchback toward a jagged
ridge. He rode easily in the saddle， as befitted a
man who spent so much of his time on horseback.
Like many of his hardy breed， the mountain
man favored an Indian style of dress. Buckskins
covered his powerful frame. Moccasins protected
his feet. On his head rested a dark beaver hat
crowned by a single eagle feather.
Whenever Nate ventured from his family s
cabin nestled high in the majestic Rocky Moun-
tains， he went armed for bear， as the saying had
it. In this instance a brace of flintlock pistols were
wedged under his wide brown leather belt. On his
right hip hung a long butcher knife in a beaded
sheath. On his left side was a Shoshone toma-
hawk. An ammo pouch， powder horn， and
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