Pelly Mine Mystery and Love Rekindled at Moravian Mission
Sergeant Lee Anderson tracks murder suspect Pelly to Stony Range and Little Falls, protects Joyce Pelly, and partners with Estelle to rescue her. After a landslide, a gorge stumble, and a tense pursuit, Anderson questions Father McGrath before Joyce recalls their past and rekindles their bond.
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Lee Anderson
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Stony Range
Pelly
Jim Rathway
Liston Lake
Anderson
Pierre
Shorty
Siston Lake
Rathway
Estelle
McGrath
Joyce Pelly
Joyce
Father McGrath
Hidden gold mine and a perilous pursuit unfold
Lee investigates a remote gorge in search of Pelly and his gold mine. Joyce struggles with memory and a potential marriage to Lee while Father McGrath weighs caution against Rathway’s influence. Lee finds clues in a collapsed chasm and prepares to confront the hidden danger.
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Father McGrath
Joyce
McGrath
Lee
Rathway
Rathwa
Board of Missions
The Gorge Mystery Ends with a Skeleton Discovery
Lee finds the buried body of Pelly near a cross labeled HELENE PELLY and a revolver, confirming the killer’s fate. He then ascends the cliff to locate the tunnel entrance, enduring fatigue and desertion as daylight fades, suspecting the tunnel may have vanished.
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Lee
Pelly
Joyce
Helene Pelly
Chapter XII Freed by a Lock of Hair
A cliffside escape tale describes a traveler failing to mark landmarks and discovering the Granite Wall pocked with holes as the tunnel entrance is revealed after rock crumbles away. The fragment hints at a perilous route through a limestone cliff.
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Lée
Ascen
Lee
Sisyphus
Tartarus
Question of Joyce's Father Prompts Lovers' Dilemma
A brief note suggests Joyce's father may influence the romance and hints at a coming danger threatening the couple. The snippet implies tension over separation and possible new peril.
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Joyce
Fragmentary plea for help in deep water scene
A partial OCR segment shows a distressed voice calling for help to swim toward them in deep water. The text is cut and unreadable beyond these fragments.
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Free Traders
Victor Rousseau
Destrict
Mr. Pelly
Chapman
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