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The story is set in the Canadian wilderness, a common backdrop for Bindloss's novels. The title character, the "girl from Keller's," is Muriel Hastings, a young and independent woman who is a central figure in the novel. Muriel becomes involved with the rugged and adventurous protagonist, Alton Clyde, who is a man of the wilderness.The plot revolves around their experiences and challenges as they navigate the wilderness together. The novel combines elements of adventure, romance, and the exploration of the Canadian frontier, as the characters confront the natural beauty and dangers of the remote landscape.Harold Bindloss was known for his ability to create engaging narratives that captured the essence of life in the wilderness. "The Girl from Keller's" is no exception, as it offers readers a glimpse into the wilderness of early 20th-century Canada and the people who carved out lives there.While Harold Bindloss's novels may not be as widely read today as some other works, they remain a part of the adventure and romance literary tradition of the early 20th century. "The Girl from Keller's" is a representation of his storytelling style and his exploration of the natural world and the human spirit in the face of adversity.