Violin And Mystery At The Canadian Post
Denise St Onge charms Steele with a vivid violin recital amid fear and whispers of Windigo. A scare by the muskeg and bearlike tracks deepens peril as Denise hints at a hidden past and Steele vows to uncover the truth behind the danger and the missing fur camp.
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Mademoiselle
Charlotte
Tral
Mani'selle
Denise
Albany
Attie
Wailing River
Steele
Monsieur
David
Michel
St. Onge
St. Ongel
Tete-Boyle
Nepion
Tete-Bouie
de Han
Tete Boule
Windigo Mystery Plays By Stream In Northern Canada
David and Brent Steele of the American Museum of Natural History trek northern Canada. Denise St Onge plays violin by a stream while the Windigo spirit and a missing canoe loom over the season’s profit. Steele and Denlge fall in love as St Onge’s rival Lascelles schemes to ruin him.
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David
Brent Steele
American Museum of Natural History
Canada
Denise
Hilaire St. Onge
Wajling River
le UN Real
St. Onge
Windigo
Fwrsa
Steele
Michel
St. Onges
Lascelles
Fort Albany
Benlge
Denlge
Three Pine Trees and a Lover's Resolve
Mildred objects to selling three pine trees by a Babies' Welfare Home to fund new dormitories. Rob, a former beloved, reveals he now works for the nursery, and has bought the trees for his future home overlooking the lake. They reconcile as the trees join their life together.
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Ildred
Mildred
Tam
Helms
Rob
Tree Inn
Lewis & Volzing
Ani
Ming
Youthful antics spark girls and egos in town chatter
A fragmented and unclear snippet hints at a dialogue about ego and youth. Edith is referenced as turning down good catches and now complaining as a good catch fails to appear. The quoted lines suggest social gossip rather than a clear event.
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Touraine
Ilangary
Spain
Italy
Cypadian
Denise St. Onge
Tringall
Monsieur Steele
Ern
Denise Str Onge
Walley
George Marsh
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Penn Publishing CO
Frank B. Hargrave
Latrobe
Tie
Boston Transcript
Najol
Nujol
Edith
Maby
Treston
Nature
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