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Page 62
As his fortunes grew his tastes increased also , but his lavish mode of living did
not appeal to Augusta , whose New ... For a few brief years they lived in splendid
style , with a suite at the Clarendon Hotel and one at the Vendome , as well as a ...
As his fortunes grew his tastes increased also , but his lavish mode of living did
not appeal to Augusta , whose New ... For a few brief years they lived in splendid
style , with a suite at the Clarendon Hotel and one at the Vendome , as well as a ...
Page 98
You should have seen it , " said Jim , “ The note was written in pencil and said
that a woman had been there a year ago to revisit the place and that she had
lived in that house years ago when it was a boardinghouse ; and at the end she
wrote ...
You should have seen it , " said Jim , “ The note was written in pencil and said
that a woman had been there a year ago to revisit the place and that she had
lived in that house years ago when it was a boardinghouse ; and at the end she
wrote ...
Page 308
He even took me across the street to introduce me to Miss Emerson , an elderly
lady who had lived in Liberty years before , when the camp was called Short
Creek and when only prospectors were there , for the real boom did not come
until ...
He even took me across the street to introduce me to Miss Emerson , an elderly
lady who had lived in Liberty years before , when the camp was called Short
Creek and when only prospectors were there , for the real boom did not come
until ...
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Contents
Gold in the Hills | 1 |
The Aspen Country | 218 |
Off the Beaten Track | 246 |
Copyright | |
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Stampede to Timberline: The Ghost Towns and Mining Camps of Colorado Muriel Sibell Wolle No preview available - 1991 |
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