He thought of Lilly differently now. He took those thoughts with him to bed…a wooden platform (brought his own bedding), next to the railing, which was normally very pleasant, with no rain, that time of year. They had two seasons, wet and dry.
When they sailed out of Bongao, Don watched a couple of [...]
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Randy Ford Author-Swimming the Sulu seas, or that’s Hollywood
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James I. McArthur-Cheyenne Indians End Their Domination of Kansas Plains With An Attack On Settlers In Lincoln County
A young man, Stanley Houston, interested in the massacre of ten settlers by Cheyenne Indians in Central Kansas in 1869, discovers a grizzled, old timer who purports to know about the raid. The man, Old Joe, assures Stanley he is familiar with the people and particulars of that sunny afternoon when the attacks occurred.
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