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id: 11426
author: White, Stewart Edward
title: The Call of the North
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  You knew many men of many lands. He would be forced first of all to seek out and kill the men detailed to shadow him--a toy revolver against rifles; white man against trained savages.


id: 4515
author: Curwood, James Oliver
title: The Golden Snare
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  At first Philip thought this bag was empty. CHAPTER IV The next morning the tail of the storm was still sweeping bitterly over the edge of the Barren, but Philip set out, with Pierre Breault as his guide, for the place where the half-breed had seen Bram Johnson and his wolves in camp.


id: 10977
author: Curwood, James Oliver
title: The Grizzly King: A Romance of the Wild
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sentence: 3306
flesch: 88
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  He knew Thor had gone in that direction, and if little Muskwa possessed a mind and a soul they were filled with but one desire now--to overtake his big friend and protector. At last Thor abandoned the creek and turned up a deep ravine, which he followed until he came to a dip, or plateau-like plain, halfway up a broad slope.


id: 5895
author: Curwood, James Oliver
title: The Honor of the Big Snows
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  For many succeeding days Jan took long walks alone in the forest trails, and silently thrashed out the two problems which Cummins had brought back from Churchill for him. Thees is Jan--Jan Thoreau--and his violon-- The woman's bloodless face and her great staring dark eyes greeted them as they entered the cabin.


id: 4702
author: Curwood, James Oliver
title: The Flaming Forest
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  And suddenly the thing he had been fighting to recall came to Carrigan--the great bear--the fighting wolves--the crest of St. Pierre Boulain! We do not know this St. Pierre.


id: 29406
author: Curwood, James Oliver
title: The Country Beyond: A Romance of the Wilderness
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flesch: 88
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  Peter, all at once, had become interested in something else, and following the direction of his pointed nose Jolly Roger saw Nada standing quietly on the opposite side of the stream, looking at them. For their grief, in God's reckoning of things, was the same; and little Peter, sensing the greatness of this thing that had made them one in flesh and blood, snuggled his wiry face closer in her neck, crying softly to her, and content to die there close to the warmth of the creature he loved.


id: 53885
author: Curwood, James Oliver
title: A Gentleman of Courage: A Novel of the Wilderness
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  I helped with a stone, and at last Peter got him into the pond, and almost drowned him. Take Peter away from him and his heart was gone, for Peter was the one thing he had left of a great faith and a great love that would never die.


id: 8223
author: Brown, Charles Brockden
title: Edgar Huntly; or, Memoirs of a Sleep-Walker
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  Waldegrave, like other men early devoted to meditation and books, had adopted, at different periods, different systems of opinion on topics connected with religion and morals. He believed that the influence of former reasonings on my faith would be sufficiently eradicated by the new; but he dreaded lest these manuscripts might fall into other hands, and thus produce mischiefs which it would not be in his power to repair.


id: 20418
author: Laut, Agnes C.
title: Lords of the North
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  Get you gone to the squaws at the tents, old men, The cart-lines safely encircle the camp! Now, old men and squaws, come you out with the carts!


