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Gift of the Iroquois:
The next moment I had pushed in among them, forcing the
hilarious circle to open; and I heard her quick, uneven
breathing as I elbowed my way to her, and turned on the men
good-humoredly.
"Come, boys, be off!" I said. "Leave rough sport to the lower
party. She's sobbing." I glanced at her. "Why, she's but a
child, after all! Can't you see, boys? Now, off with you all in
a hurry!"

My men were children of the dragon's blood, and
if they had no outland foe to fight and no outlet for their
vigorous and daring energy, there was always the chance of their
fighting one another: but the great majority, if given the
chance to do hard or dangerous work, availed themselves of it
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Green Mansions.
A fugitive from the government plunges deep into the jungles of
Venezuela for refuge. There he discovers a keening romance
with the woman of his dreams, an angel living in the green mansions
of the jungle.
***
Margaret Tudor When
I began this tale of our captivity it was with the hope that I
might find some means of sending it to friends, in this country
or in England, who would interest themselves in obtaining our
release. However, from what Mr. Collins told me, I feel assured
that news of Mr. Rivers's capture has already been sent to their
Lordships the proprietors, and this record of mine seems now but
wasted labour. Yet from time to time, for my own solace, I shall
add to it; and perchance, some day in safety and freedom, I and
-- -- another -- -- may together read its tear-stained pages.
This day I have completed the seventeenth year of my age. It is
a double anniversary, for one year ago this night -- it being
the eve of our departure from England -- I first set eyes upon
my dear love.
**

The ORuddy Fortune
squarely straddles three kinds of novel distinctions at once and
conquers them all. It is an adventure that is rollicking
and wholesome. It is a romance both special and winsome.
It is humor that is splendid and welcome. I have put it
inside the humor section because I need heavier guns like this
one to show off my splendid selections.
**
Westward, ever westward the tide of
"civilization" pushed in 1846. Indians had been pushed off
their ancestral homes east of the mighty river and now they were
being shoved around again. Mormons had been kicked to
death, raped and murdered in Missouri and then in Illinois.
Fate would throw them on the very same
Oregon Trail that the
Missourians and Illinois bands were on. Those two elements
demanded protection of their lives from the Army to keep the
Mormons from attacking them. Fear rode on every side as our two
innocents seek a little innocent excitement by riding across the
broad prairie by themselves. British soldiers, French
traders and troubles by the dozen with horses and camps make
this novel a tautly told tale of the west as it really was --
before "civilization" had tamed it.
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