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It was very cold, the red sun hung low above the prairie's western rim, and Clavering, who sat behind Hetty and Miss Schuyler in the lurching sleigh, glanced over his shoulder anxiously.
"Hadn't you better pull up and let me have the reins, Miss Torrance? " he said.