IT was due to a mysterious dispensation of Providence, and a good deal to Leslie Graeme, that I found myself in the heart of the Selkirks for my Christmas Eve as the year 1882 was dying.
An edition of Black Rock: a tale of the Selkirks
(1898)
Black Rock
a tale of the Sflkirks [sic]
by Ralph Connor
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In 15 chapters.
Includes advertisements (on prelim. p. [2] and p. [254-255]). Donohue's address on prelim. p. [2] and p. [255] is: 701-727 South Dearborn St.; on p. [254]: 407-429 Dearborn St.
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