Great was the joy of the others when they learned the good fortune that
had come to their friend, and merry was the whole party as it made its
way onward. Yes, Timid Hare, or rather Alice, now more like the Swift
Fawn she had been, was merry too. But as she went on her way to the
new and beautiful life that would soon be hers, she begged her father
to take her back by-and-by for a visit to her foster-parents and Big
Moose in the Mandan village on the river. And he promised gladly.
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