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"
"
And
you
see
this
other
dot
,
over
those
trees
,
showing
approximately
where
your
boat
was
?
"
"
Yes
,
sir
.
"
"
Do
you
think
that
voice
came
from
where
this
dot
in
Moon
Cove
is
?
"
(
Objected
to
.
Sustained
.
)
"
And
was
that
cry
repeated
?
"
"
No
,
sir
.
I
waited
,
and
I
called
my
husband
's
attention
to
it
,
too
,
and
we
waited
,
but
did
n't
hear
it
again
.
"
Then
Belknap
,
eager
to
prove
that
it
might
have
been
a
terrified
and
yet
not
a
pained
or
injured
cry
,
taking
her
and
going
all
over
the
ground
again
,
and
finding
that
neither
she
nor
her
husband
,
who
was
also
put
on
the
stand
,
could
be
shaken
in
any
way
.
Neither
,
they
insisted
,
could
the
deep
and
sad
effect
of
this
woman
's
voice
be
eradicated
from
their
minds
.
It
had
haunted
both
,
and
once
in
their
camp
again
they
had
talked
about
it
.
Because
it
was
dusk
he
did
not
wish
to
go
seeking
after
the
spot
from
which
it
came
;
because
she
felt
that
some
woman
or
girl
might
have
been
slain
in
those
woods
,
she
did
not
want
to
stay
any
longer
,
and
the
next
morning
early
they
had
moved
on
to
another
lake
.
Thomas
Barrett
,
another
Adirondack
guide
,
connected
with
a
camp
at
Dam
's
Lake
,
swore
that
at
the
time
referred
to
by
Mrs.
Donahue
,
he
was
walking
along
the
shore
toward
Big
Bittern
Inn
and
had
seen
not
only
a
man
and
woman
off
shore
in
about
the
position
described
,
but
farther
back
,
toward
the
south
shore
of
this
bay
,
had
noted
the
tent
of
these
campers
.
Also
that
from
no
point
outside
Moon
Cove
,
unless
near
the
entrance
,
could
one
observe
any
boat
within
the
cove
.
The
entrance
was
narrow
and
any
view
from
the
lake
proper
completely
blocked
.
And
there
were
other
witnesses
to
prove
this
.
