IN THE HIGH VALLEY.
SUSAN COOLIDGE,
CONTENTS.
IN THE HIGH VALLEY. (2)
CHAPTER I. ALONG THE NORTH DEVON COAST. I T was a morning of
CHAPTER II. MISS OPDYKE FROM NEW YORK. T HE next week was a
CHAPTER III. THE LAST OF DEVON AND THE FIRST OF AMERICA. W ITH
CHAPTER IV. IN THE HIGH VALLEY. M EANWHILE, as the "Limited"
CHAPTER V. ARRIVAL. T HE train from Denver was nearing St.
CHAPTER VI. UNEXPECTED. I MOGEN'S race-prejudices experienced a
CHAPTER VII. THORNS AND ROSES. G EOFF," said Clover as they sat
CHAPTER VIII. UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER. H AVE you seen Imogen
CHAPTER IX. THE ECHOES IN THE EAST CANYON. L IONEL certainly
CHAPTER X. A DOUBLE KNOT. T HE next few days in the High Valley
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