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A few logs rested insecurely on the top skids, and the men put the one Festing had brought below the rest.

"The mud is greasing the skids," said Festing, who began to run down the incline when the man below shouted.

The logs, spread out at intervals, rushed down, rising and falling on the uneven skids.

Next morning he climbed the hill to a level bench where some of his men were busy hauling logs to the top of the skids.

The surface turned black and compressed into ice, and before long rows of heavy logs plunged down the skids.

A few minutes later, he reached the top of the skids and sat down on the log, breathing fast and feeling badly shaken.

As the sledge strikes each sastruga, it skids northwards along it to the discomfort of the wheelers and the disgust of the leader.

After ten more minutes the town is dead again, and the town drunkard asleep by the skids once more.

Under Ray's consumately skilful piloting, the skids struck the snow with hardly a shock.

The floor should be made tight and warm, and the coop mounted upon skids or runners, so that it may be moved if desired.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985