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id: 9968
author: Oxley, J. Macdonald (James Macdonald)
title: The Young Woodsman; Or, Life in the Forests of Canada
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  Mr. Stewart had promised Frank that he would take care to put him under a foreman who would treat him well; and when one evening he was called into the office and introduced to a tall, powerful, grave-looking man, with heavy brown beard and deep voice, Mr. Stewart said,-- Here is Frank Kingston, Dan; Jack's only son, you know. All these men had to be fed three times a day, and almost insatiable were their appetites, as poor Frank had no chance to forget.


id: 46586
author: Victor, Metta Victoria Fuller
title: Alice Wilde: The Raftsman's Daughter. A Forest Romance
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  I think you do every thing beautifully, Mr. Moore, that you've been brought up to do, you know--but shooting deer--they don't do that in cities, do they? Not exactly in cities; but there are wild woods near enough New York yet for young men to have a chance at gaining that accomplishment. Broken-down speculators from the East came thither and renewed their fortunes; and enterprising young men began life with flattering prospects.


id: 41712
author: Hendryx, James B. (James Beardsley)
title: Connie Morgan in the Lumber Camps
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  I did just what any one else would have done--what good men any place you put 'em have _got_ to do, or they wouldn't be good men. His daily associates had been good men--and bad.


id: 50091
author: Bacheller, Irving
title: Silas Strong, Emperor of the Woods
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  Silas Strong once wrote in his old memorandum-book these words: Strong says to himself seems so the world was goin' to be peeled an' hollered out an' weighed an' measured an' sold till it's all Their Uncle Silas Strong came to the funeral of their mother.


id: 34775
author: Chisholm, A. M. (Arthur Murray)
title: The Boss of Wind River
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  And young Joe Kent, standing by the window facing his inheritance, was a fair representative of the average young American who works with his hands or with his head, and more often with both. Whereupon old Bob Wright and young Joe Kent shook hands with mutual respect--Wright because he had found that Kent was not a self-sufficient young ass, and Kent because Wright had treated him as a man instead of merely as an employer.


