The Pioneer Boys on the Mississippi

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pleasure of presenting that story to you. In it you will renew your acquaintance with the two stout-hearted lads of the border, Bob and Sandy Armstrong, as well as several other characters you met before, some

when wonderful stories constantly reached his ears concerning the astonishing fertility of the black soil, as well as the abundance of fur-bearing animals, to be found in the valley of the

tter homesteads in the new country, always toward the setting sun, that gradually peopled

lume, and that at no distant day we may again rene

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