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Professor Rubek.

"We two"? What two?

Maia.

Why, I and that horrid bear-killer, of course.

Professor Rubek.

Oh, he.

Maia.

Yes. And first thing to-morrow morning we are going off again.

Professor Rubek.

After bears?

Maia.

Yes. Off to kill a brown-boy.

Professor Rubek.

Have you found the tracks of any?

Maia.

[With superiority.] You don't suppose that bears are to be found in the naked mountains, do you?

Professor Rubek.

Where, then?

Maia.

Far beneath. On the lower slopes; in the thickest parts of the forest. Places your ordinary town-folk could never get through——