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(The Golden Weekly edition - source: NIU Libraries) 
(The Golden Weekly edition - source: NIU Libraries) 
(The Golden Weekly edition - source: NIU Libraries) 
(The Golden Weekly edition - source: NIU Libraries) 
(The Golden Weekly edition - source: NIU Libraries) 
(The Golden Weekly edition - source: NIU Libraries) 
(The Golden Weekly edition - source: NIU Libraries) 
(The Golden Weekly edition - source: NIU Libraries)
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Combined Summary
| Online Full Text: |
Internet Archive (Pluck and Luck edition)
Northern Illinois University (The Golden Weekly edition) To see all 9 full text links, switch to Edition View. |
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| Series: |
The Golden Weekly
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v. 1 no. 29
— chapters I-III, pages 2-3 The Golden Weekly — v. 1 no. 30 — chapters IV-VI, pages 8-10 The Golden Weekly — v. 1 no. 31 — chapters VII-IX, pages 12-14 The Golden Weekly — v. 1 no. 32 — chapters X-XI, pages 14-15 The Golden Weekly — v. 1 no. 33 — chapters XII-XIV, pages 11-12 The Golden Weekly — v. 1 no. 34 — chapters XV-XVI, page 14 The Golden Weekly — v. 1 no. 35 — chapters XVII-XX, pages 11-13 The Golden Weekly — v. 1 no. 36 — chapters XXI-XXIV (conclusion), pages 10-11 Pluck and Luck — no. 320 |
| Alternate Title: |
Air Line Will, the Young Engineer of the New Mexico Express |
| Author: |
St. John, Percy B. (Percy Bolingbroke), 1821-1889
(pseudonym used by multiple people)
(The Golden Weekly edition) |
| Dates: |
May 29, 1890 (The Golden Weekly edition) June 5, 1890 (The Golden Weekly edition) June 12, 1890 (The Golden Weekly edition) June 19, 1890 (The Golden Weekly edition) June 26, 1890 (The Golden Weekly edition) July 3, 1890 (The Golden Weekly edition) July 10, 1890 (The Golden Weekly edition) July 17, 1890 (The Golden Weekly edition) |
| First Sentence: |
Our story opens on a beautiful October morning, when the rays of the rising New Mexico sun were glinting down through the valleys and mountain sides of that picturesque land, sifting like a golden shower through the luxuriant foliage of palm and pecan, and penetrating even to the dark hidden depths of the impenetrable chaparral. (The Golden Weekly edition) |
| Last Sentence: |
But even to this day, Will Wright retains his love for an exciting ride on the rails, and oftentimes when the spirit so moves him, leaps aboard of some locomotive, and takes a hundred mile run, proving that his hand upon the throttle is as steady-to-day, and his skill as great as upon that thrilling occasion when his bravery won the cognomen of Air Line Well. (The Golden Weekly edition) |
Known Editions
Pluck and Luck editionThe Golden Weekly edition (chapters I-III, pages 2-3 in The Golden Weekly, v. I, no. 29, May 29, 1890)
The Golden Weekly edition (chapters IV-VI, pages 8-10 in The Golden Weekly, v. I, no. 30, June 5, 1890)
The Golden Weekly edition (chapters VII-IX, pages 12-14 in The Golden Weekly, v. I, no. 31, June 12, 1890)
The Golden Weekly edition (chapters X-XI, pages 14-15 in The Golden Weekly, v. I, no. 32, June 19, 1890)
The Golden Weekly edition (chapters XII-XIV, pages 11-12 in The Golden Weekly, v. I, no. 33, June 26, 1890)
The Golden Weekly edition (chapters XV-XVI, page 14 in The Golden Weekly, v. I, no. 34, July 3, 1890)
The Golden Weekly edition (chapters XVII-XX, pages 11-13 in The Golden Weekly, v. I, no. 35, July 10, 1890)
The Golden Weekly edition (chapters XXI-XXIV (conclusion), pages 10-11 in The Golden Weekly, v. I, no. 36, July 17, 1890)
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