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Fifty-two excelsior stories for boys (1907)

Miles, Alfred H. (Alfred Henry), 1848-1929, Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 · London : Hutchinson & Co. · leaf 158

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reat was the Captains joy at his sons escape, and hisgratitude to the Eskimo who had saved his life. After thebears skin had been taken off, the whole party, Yonkittincluded, went back to the ship, when Captain Nye loadedhis boys rescuer with provisions and presents. But even this poor savage was… … IN DANGERS HOUR, TALES OF A DEEP-SEA DIVER. BY ARTHUR E. McFARLANE. L—TRAINING A NOVICE. IT was a warm May afternoon, and the Lower Bay wasa beautiful shifting green under the glancing sunlight.The mast of the sunken schooner rippled slowly up anddown in the water like some great sea-snake…

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