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id: 46920
author: Patchin, Frank Gee
title: The Pony Rider Boys on the Blue Ridge; or, A Lucky Find in the Carolina Mountains
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  Walter Perkins and Tad Butler were crawling out from under their collapsed tent, Walter frightened, Tad laughing. Tad heard Stillman say, All right, whereupon the two men set off toward their own cabin, with Tad Butler and Ned Rector following at a safe distance to the rear.


id: 32240
author: Carter, Herbert, active 1909-1917
title: The Boy Scouts in the Blue Ridge; Or, Marooned Among the Moonshiners
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  Perhaps he suspected already the identity of Bob Quail. The old man was interested in what he had heard; and only for the fact that he bore a deadly hatred for the family of young Bob Quail, they would have little to fear from the king of the moonshiners, whose influence among the other mountaineers was such that he could easily sway them one way or the other at will.


id: 28454
author: Baily, Waldron
title: Heart of the Blue Ridge
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  For the first time, jealousy surged hideous in him, born of the realization that she must be left exposed to the wooing of other men--she, the utterly desirable! Instead of slaves, there were black men who had outraged the law, who fled into the steaming, noxious waste in order to evade the penalty for crime.


