The Black Pearl by Nancy Mann Waddel Woodrow
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS "'I'm feelin' particularly good right now'"--(Frontispiece) "I'll show you what I'll do'" 102 "There stood the Black Pearl alone" 244 "Holding cautiously to a little branch, she bent over him" 302 THE BLACK PEARL CHAPTER I It was just at sunset that the train which had crawled across the desert drew up, puffing and panting, before the village of Paloma, not many miles from the Salton Sea. After a moment's delay, one lone passenger descended. Paloma was not an important station. Rudolf Hanson, the one passenger, whom either curiosity or business had brought thither, stood on the platform of the little station looking |
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