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The stranger meant Ralph. |

“Ralph,” said Rick, approaching his brother, “a man is going to

tell you and me about some pictures. It is a country that uncle said

he was sorry-to skip on his way here.”

“That man?” he asked. “I know him; that man’s name is Greene,

for I saw him write it in the register in the office,” he whispered.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LOWER CANON OF THE KANAB. (3000 feet deep.)

“Yes, and this will illustrate the whole
who is Uncle Nat?”

 

subject.

The stranger
was very social.

“T want to tell
youabout the won-
derful cafions we
have in the far
West. Did you
ever see a cafion?”

“We saw one
on our way, sir,
and Uncle Nat
promised some
time to tell us the
reason for it,” re-
marked Ralph. “ It
was here in Cali-
fornia among the
mountains, and
Uncle Nat has
seen big, big ones
in the Yosemite
Valley.”

And Uncle Nat,