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  • It was hard work to make the rock shelter, but Willow-grouse did not mind it.

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  • When Willow-grouse looked at her dress, she saw it was much the worse for wear.

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  • Willow-grouse kept her secret from every one in the clan.

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  • And Fleetfoot, having done his duty, was free to return to Willow-grouse.

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  • Willow-grouse knew that the bare rock was a good shelter in summer.

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  • All but Willow-grouse obeyed; but she heeded not what was said.

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  • In the confusion of packing, nobody noticed that she stayed behind, and many moons passed before they learned what Willow-grouse did.

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  • A year or so passed and Fleetfoot and Willow-grouse were settled with their kinsfolk in a new rock shelter.

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  • As soon as her people were out of sight Willow-grouse began to make ready for Fleetfoot.

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  • Soon after the salmon feast, Willow-grouse saw her people again.

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