all about them. They were beginning to be very much afraid. The wind howled, and the snow came down harder than ever.
"There's a light!" suddenly called Dorothy.
"Where?" cried all the others eagerly.
"There," answered Dorothy, pointing toward where they had last seen the land. "Right over in those trees."
"Then let's go toward it," suggested Bert. "Maybe they can tell us where Snow Lodge is, and if it's too far we'll stay there all night, if they'll let us."
The welcome light shone out through the storm and darkness. The four young folks made their way toward it as best they could, and, as they came nearer they could see that it was a big house in the midst of trees. Bert rubbed his eyes. He looked again, and then he cried:
"Why, it's Snow Lodge! It's Snow Lodge! We've found it after all! We're all right now! We're at Snow Lodge!"
"Hurray!" cried Harry.
"Oh, how glad I am!" said Nan, with her arms around Dorothy.
