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English: Illus, p. 655 in Everybody's Magazine 1913-11, for the serial romance, Kidnapping Coline. Author: Henry c. Rowland; illustrator: Alfred E. Orr. Caption: “A SCHOONER,” HE MUTTERED. “NOW WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THAT?”
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Author Alfred Everett Orr

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Illus, p. 655 Everybody's Mag 1913-11--Kidnapping Coline--“A SCHOONER,” HE MUTTERED. “NOW WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THAT?”

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