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30028	Barbour, A. Maynard (Anna Maynard)	The Award of Justice; Or, Told in the Rockies: A Pen Picture of the West			.txt	text/plain	117944	5243	76	Miss Gladden looked annoyed, as did Houston, and Rutherford, feeling "Mr. Houston," said she, in low, sweet tones, "Miss Gladden has told For the next day or two, Houston saw very little of either Mr. Blaisdell or Morgan, as they spent most of their time at the mines, As Houston approached the house, Miss Gladden and Lyle were standing "Certainly, Lyle, we would like to hear you," said Miss Gladden. "Lyle," said Miss Gladden suddenly, "how old is this man whom you call "But Jack," said Lyle, in almost a pleading tone, "Miss Gladden wishes "My dear Lyle," said Houston, slowly, "I believe you are right, and I "That is so, Morgan," said Houston, kindly, "I wouldn't want Mr. Blaisdell to see you as you look this morning; I'm too much a friend Houston visited the mines, Van Dorn accompanying him only a little way "Lyle," said Houston, "how did you ever think of this?	./cache/30028.txt	./txt/30028.txt