Edition - The Cruise of the Falcon; or, The Secret of the "Tiger's Trap" - Boys of New York edition
(source: Digital Library @ Villanova University)
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Digital Library @ Villanova University
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The Boys of New York
v. 1 no. 20 (chapters XVII-XVIII (conclusion), page 3)
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The Cruise of the Falcon; or, The Secret of the "Tiger's Trap"
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Darcantel, Paul
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January 3, 1876
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The lizards wheetled on the rocks, the alligators lashed the lagoon amid the steaming mist of the mangrove roots ; the sharks and birds returned to the reefs, the cocoa nuts waved their tufted tops, the palms crackled in the shower and gale, and the pure inlet murmured musically on the shelly shore for years and years over and around the deserted key, until the whitened bones crumbled into dust, and were borne away by the fours winds of heaven. |
