# bib

id: 28454
title: Heart of the Blue Ridge
author: Baily, Waldron
txt: ./txt/28454.txt
cache: ./cache/28454.txt
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
summary:
  The young man, surprised, started, and regarded the girl in confusion. suggested to the young man that he should come to New York presently, Zeke''s eyes fastened anew on the rounded bulk of Stone Mountain''s Zeke was not so surprised by the old man''s hopes as he might have sickeningly, like a drunken man to a fall, Zeke stretched himself face As she went her way, the girl''s mind reveled in thoughts of the days "Hit''s thet-thar damned man-faced dawg!" eyes, she saw Dan Hodges coming up the path. The man straightened his great bulk a little, and regarded the girl The girl went blithely on her way, day-dreaming of the time when Zeke Into the happy, busy routine of Zeke''s life in New York, Uncle Dick''s Zeke at last turned to face the old man, Uncle Dick''s hand went out to of Stone Mountain, and Zeke''s arm was about her, and her hand was


id: 32240
title: The Boy Scouts in the Blue Ridge; Or, Marooned Among the Moonshiners
author: Carter, Herbert, active 1909-1917
txt: ./txt/32240.txt
cache: ./cache/32240.txt
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
summary:
  cruelly disappointed the Southern boy looked, Thad immediately changed hike on the part of Boy Scouts, kept one eye in the direction of Bob divined what Bob meant to do; for as Thad watched, he saw her left hand, about the ways of Boy Scouts, Thad took particular notice that he did "WE''RE going to pitch our camp right here, boys!" said the scout leader, Thad had been talking again with Bob White; and evidently the boy who One look at the face of the Southern boy told Thad that he had indeed "We ought to tell you in the start, Bob," said Thad, "that we had Phin So even as Thad looked and wondered, he saw Bob let drive. asked Bob, as he looked more closely at the angular girl; and Thad Thad and Bob. When they all stalked into camp, the boys were thunderstruck to see Old


id: 46920
title: The Pony Rider Boys on the Blue Ridge; or, A Lucky Find in the Carolina Mountains
author: Patchin, Frank Gee
txt: ./txt/46920.txt
cache: ./cache/46920.txt
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
summary:
  "I don''t ask any odds of a horse." Tad trails the fat boy and makes Tad gave the fat boy a prod with the toe of his boot, whereat Stacy as Smoky Pass, and were now facing a storm which Tad Butler believed "Who was the man who recommended Chops to you, Professor?" called Tad. Tad halted his pony and turned in the saddle waiting until Ned came Another pony bumped into Butler''s horse, but Tad did not know of the Chunky nodded his head at Tad, indicating that Butler was to pay for Smoky launched a vicious kick at the Pony Rider Boy. Tad dodged it, Professor was about to awaken the sleeping boy when Tad whispered to Tad answered the look of inquiry in the eyes of the Professor by whispered Tad to the boys after they had reached the camping ground, "Surely, you could not ask a better reason, Tad," said the Professor


