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Silver Tassel's words were out of his mouth, and crying, "In the name of the Great White Chief!" he jumped into the rushing current.
Northern Lights, Volume 4. Gilbert Parker 1897
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The missionary did not know of Silver Tassel's foolish words, but he saw the downcast face of Knife-in-the-Wind, the sullen looks of the people; and he unpacked the box he had reserved jealously for the darkest days that might come.
Northern Lights Gilbert Parker 1897
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The missionary did not know of Silver Tassel's foolish words, but he saw the downcast face of Knife-in-the-Wind, the sullen looks of the people; and he unpacked the box he had reserved jealously for the darkest days that might come.
The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897
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Silver Tassel's shoulder scarcely showed, his strength was gone.
Northern Lights, Volume 4. Gilbert Parker 1897
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Silver Tassel's shoulder scarcely showed, his strength was gone.
The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897
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Silver Tassel's words were out of his mouth, and crying, "In the name of the Great White Chief!" he jumped into the rushing current.
The Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Gilbert Parker Gilbert Parker 1897
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The missionary did not know of Silver Tassel's foolish words, but he saw the downcast face of Knife-in-the-Wind, the sullen looks of the people; and he unpacked the box he had reserved jealously for the darkest days that might come.
Northern Lights, Complete Gilbert Parker 1897
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Silver Tassel's shoulder scarcely showed, his strength was gone.
Northern Lights, Complete Gilbert Parker 1897
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Silver Tassel's words were out of his mouth, and crying, "In the name of the Great White Chief!" he jumped into the rushing current.
Northern Lights, Complete Gilbert Parker 1897
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The missionary did not know of Silver Tassel's foolish words, but he saw the downcast face of Knife-in-the-Wind, the sullen looks of the people; and he unpacked the box he had reserved jealously for the darkest days that might come.
Northern Lights, Volume 4. Gilbert Parker 1897
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