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id: 5623
title: The Young Explorer; Or, Claiming His Fortune
author: Alger, Horatio, Jr.
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  "I''m a pretty large boy, Uncle Job," said Ben complacently, "and I''m "Ben''s young," said Job, suspending his work; "but he''s got to look "I thought you didn''t like Ben Stanton," said the major, in some "Look here, Sam," said Ben, "I understand just how kind you are. "I would like to ask you one or two questions first," said Ben, "Won''t you move away a few steps, Tom?" said Ben, understanding the "I suppose a good deal of money is won here?" said Ben, looking "Never mind the boy," said his new friend, to Ben''s great relief. "I don''t much like the looks of our landlady, Jake," said Ben. "Bradley," said Ben, "have you your money?" "He is very big-feeling," said Ben, using a boy''s word, "and likes "It''s the next thing to a good supper, Ben," said Bradley; "but I "Come along, Ben," said Bradley.


id: 34507
title: The Heritage of the Hills
author: Hankins, Arthur Preston
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  between Old Man Selden and his boys and the rest o'' the Poison Oakers, ourselves speak of Poison Oakers we mean Old Man Selden''s gang--him, his "Now about the Old Tabor Ivison Place?" said Oliver. Oliver and Tamroy stared into each other''s eyes as the old man tottered Jessamy Selden came to a stop before the cabin, her black eyes dancing. What Jessamy Selden told Oliver Drew of the Poison Oakers was about the Then Oliver told her of the queer old man''s mysterious words when he saw Once more Oliver Drew rode out of Clinker Creek Cañon to find Jessamy Oliver looked straight at Old Man Selden, and to him he spoke. The Poison Oakers, with Old Man Selden at their head, rode away up the Oliver; but his flight was lost on Old Man Selden. He was Digger Foss, the half-white, right-hand man of Adam Selden.


id: 32164
author: Putnam, George Palmer
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  [Illustration: The Columbia River Valley and Mount Adams CENTRAL OREGON TRAVEL IN THE OLD DAYS 38 "Come West, young man, and help the country grow." Oregon, stands close to where the Willamette, the river of our valley of outdoes Shasta and its snow-crowned neighbors of the old Oregon country The old Oregon, the Columbia of to-day, was the gateway to the Pacific journeyed easterly up the great river, whose water came from lakes of waters meet"--the two chief forks of the old Oregon River converge, the moving picture land--a region where the old West lives far woolier and [Illustration: Central Oregon travel in the old days] But to-day all of Central Oregon is not railroadless land, the trail of we who live in the Pacific Playland find mountain, forest and river, fly-fishing, mountaineering, and canoeing, the Pacific Coast is a region pleasant mountain land of Oregon. closer land of mountains and little-trodden trails.

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  In the Oregon Country Out-Doors in Oregon, Washington, and California Together with some Legendary Lore, and Glimpses of the Modern West in the Making


id: 33725
title: Unexplored!
author: Chaffee, Allen
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  "Wait till we get you a medal!" boomed Ace. Next came a white rider, who won the nick-name "Easy Money" by riding a twelve miles a day, the old guide never watered them till the sun was boys, (Norris, too), had watched the lumbermen like lynxes, even Ted After that Norris returned to camp, where Ace and Ted were already For two days Norris, Ace and Ted caught fish, while Pedro dried them, and They worked in pairs, Ace being his, Norris''s, right hand man. Ted and Pedro he directed to the opposite end of the ridge, where, like All this gave Ace, Norris and Long Lester time to climb the short "One thing I''d like fer to ask you, Mr. Norris," said Long Lester that The next day they passed a long crack in a rock slope, which Norris felt It was only the next day, however, that the two boys, Ace and Ted, poking


id: 43917
title: The Motor Rangers Through the Sierras
author: Goldfrap, John Henry
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  "Better climb into the car, boys," said Nat in a whispered tone, "we "That''s a sure sign of clearer weather," said Nat, "come on, boys, "Go it, Ding-dong!" yelled Nat, "come on, Joe." Joe stopped the car, while Cal took a long look. "Boys, it''s Herr Muller!" shouted Nat. "Never mind, Joe," said Nat, "we''ll soon come across a spring or a Nat should watch for the first part of the night and Ding-dong and Cal forth, and, while Nat and Joe turned in, he and Cal went on duty, or "I''m with you," agreed Nat. As nothing occurred for a long time the Motor Rangers finally climbed "I should think he''d walk and let the burro ride," laughed Nat. As he spoke the boy checked the auto and it came to a standstill. "Guess we''d better start dinner without Nat," said Cal, after they had be," said Nat. Cal looked grave.


id: 45989
title: Grace Harlowe''s Overland Riders in the High Sierras
author: Chase, Josephine
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  Emma Dean "dotes on mysteries." Hippy Wingate gets a hard Emma Dean as the Overland girls sat down to dinner in Grace Harlowe''s Stacy gave her a quick sidelong glance, and Hippy Wingate, observing the look, knew that war had been declared between Stacy Brown and Emma Dean. train might be heard the rasping snores of Stacy Brown and Hippy party now consisted, besides Sheriff Ford, of Tom Gray, Stacy Brown and "It is the lieutenant''s hat," answered Tom promptly, and Stacy Brown "What has been done about the general equipment?" asked Tom. Grace said that experienced men had advised against the Overlanders the girls of the Overland party, and Stacy and Hippy ate until it seemed Hippy and Tom put Stacy''s fire out by grabbing the boy Tom Gray nodded to Hippy, whereupon Lieutenant Wingate took from his Stacy arrived with the paddle about the time that Hippy and Tom reached


