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1by Young, S Hall“... prophet of evil until somebody wiser than myself in the movements of glaciers pronounces on the matter. So...”
Published 1910
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2by Louie Strentzel Muir“... faith; and so long as all seems good and righteous to you, dear, I know that not any thing of evil can...”
Published 1881
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3by Young, S Hall“... prophet of evil until somebody wiser than myself in the movements of glaciers pronounces on the matter. So...”
Published 1910
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4by Louie Strentzel Muir“... faith; and so long as all seems good and righteous to you, dear, I know that not any thing of evil can...”
Published 1881
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5by Strentzel, Louie“... angels will guard you with- out ceasing, that no evil may befall you. Yet sometimes I lose faith...”
Published 1879
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6by Strentzel, Louie“... angels will guard you with- out ceasing, that no evil may befall you. Yet sometimes I lose faith...”
Published 1879
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7by Muir, Louie Strentzel“... faith; and so long as all seems good and righteous to you, dear, I know that not any thing of evil can...”
Published 1881
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8by Muir, Louie Strentzel“... faith; and so long as all seems good and righteous to you, dear, I know that not any thing of evil can...”
Published 1881
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9by Stebbins, N D“..., as I claim they can't help it.One gentleman visiting here from Chicago (was a col. in the late evil war...”
Published 1882
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10by Stebbins, N D“..., as I claim they can't help it.One gentleman visiting here from Chicago (was a col. in the late evil war...”
Published 1882
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11by Young, S Hall“... of them in Fort Wrangel that are a terror to evil-doers. Our newly appointed J. P. and constable...”
Published 1886
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12by Young, S Hall“... of them in Fort Wrangel that are a terror to evil-doers. Our newly appointed J. P. and constable...”
Published 1886
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