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The Frozen Trail. A ct III. Home of Mrs. Kand at Hastings, New York. Eighteen months later. Mr. Seers calls upon Mrs. Rand. Cedric and Helen visit the circus. Tom refers to Cedric having saved his life. Mr. Seers ardent admiration of Mrs. Eand. Cedric learns from Alaska of her marriage to Jack Moore. Jack accused by Tom as being responsible for Joe sdeath. Alaska overhears the accusation and Tom sthreat. Eand promises to save Jack, providing Alaska agrees to certain conditions. Tom writes the letter of withdrawal. Alaska sreturn. Jack at the door. The tell-tale cloak. Jack sanger. Cross Fox again. He confesses to the murder of Joe. Death of Cross Fox. A ct IV. Same as A ct III. A few days later. Helen worried about her father. Seers obtains Cedric sconsent to the marriage. Tom and Helen engaged. The duel. Final reconciliation. CHARACTERISTICS, COSTUMES, ETC. Jack Moore. Just a man. A ge about 30. Cedric Eand. A nother man. A ge about the same. Tom Starkie. A man, a good fellow and a brother. A ge about 25. Joe Starkie. Tom sweak and sickly brother. A ge about 30. Cross Fox. An I ndian. A ge about 60. Thos. Seers. An ardent old wooer. A ge about 55. Capt. Walker. Trapper, miner, man. A ge about 50. Bishop. Butler. A ge about 35. Mrs. Eand. A mother and companion. A ge about 50. Helen Seers. A young girl of our day. A ge about 20. A laska. The daughter of a white mother and an Indian chief, the last of a noble race, possessing the virtues and good looks of the former combined with the pride and bearing of the latter. A combination of true womanhood, love and constancy. All male characters in A cts I and II wear colored woolen shirts, heavy vests, high lace boots, fur caps, mittens and mackinaws. Cross Fox is dressed like others in addition he wears a bright piece of cloth about his forehead to hold back his long hair. He carries his cap and mittens all through
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