Moosemeadows

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Moosemeadows (1924)
by Theodore Goodridge Roberts

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Extracted from Short Stories (US) magazine, 1924 July 25, pp. 3-58. Accompanying illustrations may be added later.

A story of the New Brunswick woods, of deep and haunting mystery, and the secret of Moosemeadows Park. By the author of "Green Timber Thoroughbreds" and "The Lure of Piper's Glen." —Ad in the July 10th issue.

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MOOSEMEADOWS

A Complete Novel

By THEODORE GOODRIDGE ROBERTS

Author of "Green Timber Thoroughbreds," "The Lure of Piper's Glen," etc.

A QUAKING, SINISTER MORASS OF HARDHACK AND OOZE SET IN A LOW, BLACK RIM; AN ANCIENT HOUSE WHOSE BROODING WALLS FOMENTED MYSTERY, INTRIGUE AND TERROR; DARK SECRETS OF THE PAST WHICH CLUTCH THEIR GRISLY FINGERS DEEP INTO THE LIVES OF THE DEBLORES AND THEIR KIN—THIS WAS THE OFFERED HERITAGE WHICH CAPTAIN GIDWICKE SWAYTON JOURNEYED TO THE FORESTS OF NEW BRUNSWICK TO WIN FOR HIS OWN

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This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1929.

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