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id: 32164
author: Putnam, George Palmer
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title:
  In the Oregon Country Out-Doors in Oregon, Washington, and California Together with some Legendary Lore, and Glimpses of the Modern West in the Making

summary:
  Our week in Hetch-Hetchy we wished might have been a month, but the calendar moves relentlessly in the Sierra as elsewhere, and only too soon the days were numbered until we must abandon Yosemite Park and strike southward into other mountain regions, with other companionship. And here again, on Council Crest, I venture to turn back to 1860; venture at least again to quote from the literary heritage of Theodore Winthrop, who saw Oregon's mountains then and wrote of them and their influences these lines: Our race has never yet come into contact with great mountains as companions of daily life, nor felt that daily development of the finer and more comprehensive senses which these signal facts of nature compel.


id: 5623
author: Alger, Horatio, Jr.
title: The Young Explorer; Or, Claiming His Fortune
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  Leaving Ben and his companion for a time, we go back to record an incident which will prove to have a bearing upon the fortunes of those in whom we are interested. After supper Ben went to Miss Sinclair's room, as directed.


id: 45989
author: Chase, Josephine
title: Grace Harlowe's Overland Riders in the High Sierras
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  Stacy gave her a quick sidelong glance, and Hippy Wingate, observing the look, knew that war had been declared between Stacy Brown and Emma Dean. CHAPTER II AN INTERRUPTED SLEEP Right at this point, said the traveling salesman impressively, a train left the track and plunged into that ravine down there. None of the others had ever seen Stacy Brown, so they had not the least idea what was in store for them from the comedian of the Pony Rider Boys' outfit.


id: 33725
author: Chaffee, Allen
title: Unexplored!
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  The rocks around Lassen tell a vivid story of the chain of fire mountains that must have again and again blazed into geysers of molten rock, till the whole smoking range was quenched beneath the ice of that last glacier period, which through the ages has been sculpturing new lake and river beds, and grinding soil for the rebirth of the mighty forests. The boys drowsed off that night to dream of fire mountains and explorations in the nether regions.


id: 43917
author: Goldfrap, John Henry
title: The Motor Rangers Through the Sierras
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  Before the others could recover their presence of mind Nat, despite the pain in his ankle, had managed to dash in among the brush where it was impossible to aim at him with any hope of bringing him down. But the scientific aspect of the rock was not what interested Nat.


id: 34507
author: Hankins, Arthur Preston
title: The Heritage of the Hills
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summary:
  It belongs to Mr. Oliver Drew, according to the recorder's office. It required many long minutes for the entire circle to complete the trip around the fire; and this continued on and on till the brain of Oliver Drew swam and the fire in reality took on the aspect of a tormenting, threatening ogre which this rite must crush.


