41 Lure O Gold 1904

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The <strong>Lure</strong> o <strong>Gold</strong> "Oh, he ll be along," said the lighterman, rescuing his tobacco plug from the hands of Bill after that indi vidual had made a desperate attack upon it with his teeth. " It s any time to-day, you know, and the tug boat won t come along until I set the signal." time "Any to-day!" I exclaimed in dismay, "and we were to start at ten." "Don t fret, sonny. He ll be here before dark. He ll want the tide, yeh know." "That s right," said Bill. man. "There s big attractions up town," said the lighter "That s right," said Bill. "Monte, roulette, wheel-of -fortune, and plenty of gin." "That s right," said Bill. "That s right." I groaned and looked about with large irritation. unrest and [38]
IV IN WHICH I AM RELIEVED OF MY BURDEN r I TURNED toward the beach. The crowd there had thinned perceptibly and had lost the one-eyed man and the man in the dark-brown sweater. Some of the pas sengers had wrapped themselves in great-coats or blan kets and were lying in the sand, fast asleep. Others sprawled or sat about, talking and reading, and a few were strolling up and down the shingle, idly, and, as I regarded it, all too good-naturedly, seeing they were so belated by the stupid master mariner, who, I began to suspect, cared little for his craft or the fate of the people who were to risk their lives and treasure in her. I heard a cheery voice among the crowd Doctor Quaritch s beyond question. He came down to the edge of the wet sand, while I walked to the after end of the lighter. By his side was a grinning little Japan ese, who was carrying the black bag. "Hullo, John!" called out the Doctor. "I heard your Flying Mist hadn t sailed yet, so I dropped down [39]
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Page 8 and 9: JOHN* MORNING
Page 10 and 11: Copyright 1904, by EDWARD J. CLODE
Page 13: " Contents I My Burden of Trea
Page 17 and 18: The Lure o* Gold MY BURDEN OF TREAS
Page 19 and 20: My Burden of Treasure North had con
Page 21 and 22: My Burden of Treasure And yet my ey
Page 23 and 24: " Had My Burden of Treasure We
Page 25 and 26: My Burden of Treasure coast that up
Page 27 and 28: " " My Burden of Treasure
Page 29 and 30: " My Burden of Treasure be nur
Page 31 and 32: My Burden of Treasure more than onc
Page 33 and 34: " " II ADVICE FROM DOCTOR
Page 35 and 36: " " Advice from Doctor Qu
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Page 39 and 40: Advice from Doctor Quaritcfi fatal
Page 41 and 42: My Burden Grows Heavier the rifle.
Page 43 and 44: My Burden Grows Heavier stan over i
Page 45 and 46: " " " " My Burd
Page 47 and 48: " at all. My Burden Grows Heav
Page 49 and 50: " " My Burden Grows Heavi
Page 51 and 52: " Look " My Burden Grows
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Page 59 and 60: I am Relieved of my Burden me when
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Page 67 and 68: V BACK TO THE GOLDEN NORTH I PULLED
Page 69: DR. QUARITCH
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" " " " The Lur
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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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" " In the Steerage We pa
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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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" " " " The Bul
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" The Bulkhead Door face brigh
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The Bulkhead Door though they re br
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" " " The " Tai
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" The " Tai-Fung I had sa
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" " Wreck of the Flying M
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" " gold overboard. [141]
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Wreck of the Flying Mist tion, whic
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" " " Wreck of the F
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" Wreck of the Flying Mist ref
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" " Wreck of the Flying M
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" Searching for the Treasure v
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" " " Searching for
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Searching for the Treasure Tom brea
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Searching for the Treasure Tom was
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Searching for the Treasure the skin
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" Searching for the Treasure s
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" Searching for the Treasure I
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" " The Last Pound of Coa
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The Last Pound of Coal the officers
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" " " The Last Pound
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" " " The Last Pound
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" The Last Pound of Coal the c
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" " The Last Pound of Coa
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XVI FINDING IS KEEPING I WENT over
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" Go " " Go " &
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" "Finding is Keeping&quo
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" Finding is Keeping" his
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" Finding is Keeping" and
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" "Finding is Keeping&quo
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2f GEORGE SOMERS
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" The Lure o 9 Gold He d never
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XVII IN THE LOWER HOLD r I HURRIED
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" " " The Lure o Gol
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The Lure o "Mighty glad that b
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" The Lure o Gold heads was al
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" Aw XVIII THE HEAT OF THE GOL
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The Lure o Gold creased interest th
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" " " " The Lur
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The Lure o Gold we reported of him
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XIX THE STEAM COLLIER r THE forehol
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" The Lure o Gold I know that,
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" " The Lure o Gold the s
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" " How " " The
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The Lure o Gold are that. "The
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" " " " The Lur
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" " XX IN THE SHAFT ALLEY
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" " We The Lure o Gold St
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" The Lure o Gold "Thank
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The Lure o Gold Half a dozen planks
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" " The Lure o 9 Gold was
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XXI IN WHICH MY BURDEN IS RESUMED I
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" The Lure o Gold the arrest o
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" " The Lure o Gold coal
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" The Lure o* Gold "Huh,
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The Lure o 9 Gold tures by land and
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The Lure o 9 Gold I handed the manu
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14 DAY USE RETURN TO DESK FROM WHIC
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