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The house of skulls, or, The boy miners of Blizzard Bay

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Merritt, James C Fenton, Ralph

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by Jas. C. Merritt.Caption title.Illustrated paper cover in colors.Printed in double columns."February 12, 1913"--Title page.Stories of adventure"--Title page."'I am in for it now, sure!' thought George Brandon, and so he was, for one of the Indians pulled away the bear skin which covered him before he had time to get on his feet"--Cover.Includes the short story: Captured by Arab slavers in Africa / by Col. Ralph Fenton.Includes short filler items, advertisements, and two short articles: Brief, but pointed and Our comic column.
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Keywords

  1. Blizzards
  2. Canoes And Canoeing
  3. Fires
  4. Gold
  5. Indians Of North America
  6. Miners
  7. Shipwrecks

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