A Mating in the WildsWard, Lock & Company, 1920 - 318 pages |
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... rest . The various members of the party were employing their leisure according to their inclinations , and Ainley had gone after birds for the pot , whilst Helen Yardely , taking a small canoe , had paddled down stream to explore a ...
... rest . The various members of the party were employing their leisure according to their inclinations , and Ainley had gone after birds for the pot , whilst Helen Yardely , taking a small canoe , had paddled down stream to explore a ...
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... rest , he set the girl's hair between his teeth once more , and with both hands free began to work from bough to bough . One that he clutched gave an ominous crack . It began to sag in a dangerous way , and at the fork where it joined a ...
... rest , he set the girl's hair between his teeth once more , and with both hands free began to work from bough to bough . One that he clutched gave an ominous crack . It began to sag in a dangerous way , and at the fork where it joined a ...
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... rest ! We must start betimes in the morning if I am to take you back to your uncle . " 66 If you take me back 66 ? " There is no question of that , " he answered promptly . " I could not dream of leaving you here . " " I was about to ...
... rest ! We must start betimes in the morning if I am to take you back to your uncle . " 66 If you take me back 66 ? " There is no question of that , " he answered promptly . " I could not dream of leaving you here . " " I was about to ...
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... rest , Miss Yardely ; and possibly whilst we are waiting your friends may show up . " He lit a fire , prepared a wilderness meal of bacon and beans ( the latter already half - cooked ) and biscuit and coffee , and as they consumed it ...
... rest , Miss Yardely ; and possibly whilst we are waiting your friends may show up . " He lit a fire , prepared a wilderness meal of bacon and beans ( the latter already half - cooked ) and biscuit and coffee , and as they consumed it ...
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... rests . We shall have to cache a goodish bit . " " You are forgetting me , aren't you ? " asked the girl , quietly . " I'm fairly strong , you know . " " But " I think I must insist , " she interrupted with a smile . " You are doing all ...
... rests . We shall have to cache a goodish bit . " " You are forgetting me , aren't you ? " asked the girl , quietly . " I'm fairly strong , you know . " " But " I think I must insist , " she interrupted with a smile . " You are doing all ...
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