Page:Oregon Historical Quarterly vol. 1.djvu/200

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H. S. Lyman.

even at the present time, upon a foggy morning, if one gazes over the rocks upon Skookum Lake, he will see a white object whirling round and round on the surface of the water, and may, perhaps, hear whines and cries; this is the spirit of the dog, which thus returns.