"Oh, but we like him so!" cried Flossie.
So Snap was restored, and Danny was sent home out of the woods, so there was no more trouble from him.
In the days that followed, the Bobbsey twins at Snow Lodge had many more good times. They made snow forts, and had snow-battles, they made big snow men and threw snowballs at them, and went on sleigh rides, or skated and ice-boated and played around generally, to their hearts' content.
Occasionally the two older boys went on long tramps with Henry Burdock as he visited his traps. They invited him to come to Snow Lodge, but he said:
"No, I'm never coming there until I can prove to my uncle that I never touched his money. Then I'll come."
One day, when Bert and Harry had been in the woods with the young hunter, he said to them:
"Don't go far away from Snow Lodge to-morrow, boys."
"Why not?" asked Bert.
"Because I think we're in for a big storm, and you might easily get lost again. Unless I'm mistaken, it's going to snow hard before morning."
Henry Burdock proved a true weather prophet, for when the Bobbseys and the other got up the next morning the ground was covered with a mantle of newly-fallen snow, and more was sifting down from the clouds. The wind, too, was blowing fiercely.