Twice bought : a tale of the Oregon gold fields (1880)
Ballantyne, R. M. (Robert Michael), 1825-1894 · London : J. Nisbet · leaf 108
on such light fare asthe shrubs of the wilderness produce, and when Tomdiscovers his mistake he 11 make good use of his longlegs to overtake me. I cannot understand his infatua-tion. But, with Gods blessing, all shall yet be well. Comforting himself with the last reflection, and offeringup a… … WE MUST INDEED PART HERE.—PAGE 96. G Tf- •n y; 1C LIITARY ; LLNQX ANDOiL A. TALE OF THE OREGON GOLDFIELDS. 99 rapidity. His infatuation was not without its appro-priate cause. The physical exertions and sufferingswhich the poor fellow had undergone for so long a period,coupled with the grief,…
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