Black Caesar's Clan : a Florida Mystery Story by Albert Payson Terhune
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With awkward and inexpert touch, my story seeks to set forth
some of these. Understand, please, that this book is rank melodrama. It has scant literary quality. It is not planned to edify. Its only mission is to entertain you and,--if you belong to the action-loving majority, to give you an occasional thrill. Perhaps you will like it. Perhaps you will not. But I do not think you will go to sleep over it. There are worse recommendations than that for any book. ALBERT PAYSON TERHUNE. "Sunnybank," Pompton Lakes, New Jersey. BLACK CAESAR'S CLAN CHAPTER I THE HIDDEN PATH Overhead sang the steady trade wind, tempering the golden |
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