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CHAPTER XVIII. FACING GRIM DEATH
Word Count: 1263
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Released on: 17/11/2017
of white water, each clinging for dear life to his log. Then came a plunge into a breathless abyss and, after what a
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The Border Boys in the Canadian Rockies
“The boy receiving this unmerciful punishment had been discovered riding the blind-baggage on the long, dust-covered train of Canadian Pacific coaches that had just come to a stop.”