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[Signorelli A. <fi...@ka...>]

Ation characteristic of the lowlands. He stopped and tried to get his
bearings. The country was unknown to him, but he believed he knew the
general lay of the ridges and the water-courses. The fourth day found
Isaac hopelessly lost in the woods. He was famished, having eaten but a
few herbs and berries in the last two days; his buckskin garments were
torn in tatters; his moccasins were worn out and his feet lacerated by
the sharp thorns. Darkness was fast approaching when he first realized
that he was lost. He waited hopefully for the appearance of the north
star--that most faithful of hunter's guides--but the sky clouded over
and no stars appeared. Tired out and hopeless he dragged his weary body
into a dense laurel thicket end lay down to wait for dawn. The dismal
hoot of an owl nearby, the stealthy steps of some soft-footed animal
prowling round the thicket, and the mournful sough of the wind in the
treetops kept him awake for hours, but at las