41 Lure O Gold 1904

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" Aw XVIII THE HEAT OF THE GOLD-HUNT r IT was rip and tear, clink and clank. Where the planks were short, as they were in some sections of the floor, there was a scramble of the workers to see who could raise the most of them. I saw one man lie flat upon the deck and run his long arm back under the flooring and move it all about, and I heard some of the passengers expostulating : " That ain t fair!" ! He wants to hog it all ! " Let " up on " fudgin there, you ! The man against whom all this was aimed rolled over and arose, and in the light of a lantern I saw his face. It was that of my worthy friend Bill of the lighter. During all the progress of the search, which, from the remarks I had heard, seemed to constitute one prolonged indignity to me, my blood had not boiled quite so fiercely as it did when I saw that fellow Bill there between-decks, and knew that he was so bent
The Heat of the <strong>Gold</strong>-Hunt upon finding my treasure. There were others, no doubt, just as anxious to find it as Bill, but not even the rascally Trust was as odious to me as the man who had so coolly and deliberately pushed my treasure-box off the lighter and sunk it in the Bering sea. It was, to my way of reasoning, the worst of all the offenses in connection with the robbery. I was on the point of speaking to Mr. Nason and asking him to transfer Bill to the work on the deckhouse, when Max Fishley came down and relieved the first officer, who immediately left the hold. Mr. Nason had been very gentlemanly in his treat ment of the passengers, but Max Fishley began ordering them about as though they were so many coolies. This they very plainly resented, but the green-eyed third mate had not discernment enough to note the effect of his bearishness upon the passengers. I felt that on the first occasion that might arise they would make matters interesting for Mr. Fishley. Remarkable as it may seem, in view of the slow progress made in the lower hold, all the planking and lining between decks was removed in a day. This, I thought, was not in any way due to the officious supervision of Mr. Fishley, but to the in- [203]
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JOHN* MORNING
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Copyright 1904, by EDWARD J. CLODE
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" Contents I My Burden of Trea
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The Lure o* Gold MY BURDEN OF TREAS
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My Burden of Treasure North had con
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My Burden of Treasure And yet my ey
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My Burden of Treasure coast that up
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" " My Burden of Treasure
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" My Burden of Treasure be nur
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My Burden of Treasure more than onc
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" " II ADVICE FROM DOCTOR
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Advice from Doctor Quaritcfi fatal
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My Burden Grows Heavier the rifle.
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My Burden Grows Heavier stan over i
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" " " " My Burd
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" at all. My Burden Grows Heav
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" Look " My Burden Grows
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" My Burden Grows Heavier know
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IV IN WHICH I AM RELIEVED OF MY BUR
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" " / am Relieved of my B
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I am Relieved of my Burden me when
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I am Relieved of my Burden ward, wh
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V BACK TO THE GOLDEN NORTH I PULLED
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DR. QUARITCH
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The Lure o Gold had utterly vanishe
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The Lure o Gold Again I thought of
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" Then you didn t get away The
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" VI GUARDING THE BEACH WE wer
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" The Lure o Gold come aboard.
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the robbery. The Lure o 9 Gold Thes
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VII THE WHITE BUOY BOBS UP r "
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The Lure o 9 Gold through all that.
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" The Lure o Gold " &quot
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The Lure o 9 Gold It would have mad
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" Lame " " The Lure
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The Lure o Gold the first-class pas
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The Lure o 9 Gold we get to San Fra
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The Lure o Gold hold as to escape a
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The Lure o Gold and the whereabouts
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" " The Lure o> Go
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" " " In the Steerag
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X A HEAVY TRUNK HAVING the run of t
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A Heavy Trunk I paid several visits
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" A Heavy Trunk "You find
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" " " " A Heavy
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A Heavy Trunk clined to take the ai
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The Bulkhead Door would be a hard s
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The Bulkhead Door been drawn, and t
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thudding hubbub. [115] The Bulkhead
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14 DAY USE RETURN TO DESK FROM WHIC
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