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“harold edward bindloss”

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  • Thrice Armed

    by Harold Edward Bindloss ...
    It was with somewhat mixed feelings, and a curious little smile in his eyes, that Jim Wheelock stood with a brown hand on the Tyee's wheel as the deep-loaded schooner slid out through Vancouver Narrows before a fresh easterly breeze. Dim heights of snow rose faintly white against the creeping dusk above her starboard hand, and the busy British Columbian city, girt with mazy wires and towering ... Read more

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  • The Gold Trail

    by Harold Edward Bindloss ...
    The Gold Trail by Harold Edward Bindloss is a thrilling adventure novel that captures the excitement, hardship, and determination of those driven by the promise of fortune and discovery. Set against a rugged and untamed landscape, the story combines action, suspense, and human drama in a compelling tale of ambition, perseverance, and survival. The narrative follows individuals drawn to a remote ... Read more

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  • The Greater Power

    by Harold Edward Bindloss ...
    The Greater Power by Harold Edward Bindloss is a compelling novel of ambition, duty, and personal transformation set against the backdrop of a changing world. Known for his vivid settings and strong character development, Bindloss crafts a story that explores the challenges individuals face when confronted with difficult choices, competing loyalties, and the pursuit of a larger purpose. At the ... Read more

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  • Harold Edward Bindloss, Collection

    by Harold Edward Bindloss ...
    Harold Edward Bindloss (1866 - December 30, 1945) was an English novelist who wrote many adventure novels set in western Canada. Mr Bindloss was more than 30 years old before he began writing. Previously he had roamed the world, farming in Canada and working in southern climes as a cargo heaver, a planter, and at other jobs.He was a popular writer. One reviewer writes: A new book by Harold ... Read more

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  • Johnstone of the Border

    by Harold Edward Bindloss ...
    Sable Lake shone like a mirror among the ragged pines, as it ran back between the rocks, smooth as oil except where a puff of wind streaked its flashing surface with faint blue wrinkles. Behind it the lonely woods rolled on, south to Lake Superior and north to Hudson Bay. At one place a new transcontinental railroad cut its way through the forest; hammers rang and noisy gravel plows emptied the ... Read more

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  • Long Odds

    by Harold Edward Bindloss ...
    It was towards the middle of a sweltering afternoon when Commandant Dom Erminio roused himself to wakefulness as he lay in his Madeira chair on the veranda of Fort San Roque, which stands beside a muddy river of Western Africa. As a rule Dom Erminio slept all the afternoon, which was not astonishing, since there was very little else for him to do, and if there had been he would conscientiously ... Read more

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  • The Dust of Conflict

    by Harold Edward Bindloss ...
    THE November afternoon was drawing towards its close when Bernard Appleby stood with a gun on his shoulder in an English country lane. It was a costly hammerless gun, but it had been lent to him, and the fact that his right shoulder was sore and there was a raw place on one of his fingers was not without its significance. Appleby, indeed, seldom enjoyed an opportunity of shooting pheasants, and ... Read more

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  • The Lure of the North

    by Harold Edward Bindloss ...
    Dinner was nearly over at the big red hotel that stands high above the city of Quebec, and Thirlwell, sitting at one of the tables, abstractedly glanced about. The spacious room was filled with skilfully tempered light that glimmered on colored glasses and sparkled on silver; pillars and cornices were decorated with artistic taste. A murmur of careless talk rose from the groups of fashionably ... Read more

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  • Blake's Burden

    by Harold Edward Bindloss ...
    It was a fine morning and Mrs. Keith sat with a companion, enjoying the sunshine, near the end of Dufferin Avenue, which skirts the elevated ground above the city of Quebec. Behind her rose the Heights of Abraham where the dying Wolfe wrested Canada from France; in front, churches, banks, offices and dwellings, curiously combining the old and the very new, rose tier on tier to the great red ... Read more

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  • The Impostor

    by Harold Edward Bindloss ...
    It was a bitter night, for although there was no snow as yet, the frost had bound the prairie in its iron grip, when Rancher Witham stood shivering in a little Canadian settlement in the great, lonely land which runs north from the American frontier to Athabasca. There was no blink of starlight in the murky sky, and a stinging wind that came up out of the great waste of grass moaned about the ... Read more

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  • Hawtrey's Deputy

    by Harold Edward Bindloss ...
    The frost outside was bitter, and the prairie, which rolled back from Lander's in long undulations to the far horizon, gleamed white beneath the moon, but there was warmth and brightness in Stukely's wooden barn. It stood at one end of the little, desolate settlement, where the trail that came up from the railroad thirty miles away forked off into two wavy ribands that melted into a waste of snow. ... Read more

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  • The Greater Power

    by Harold Edward Bindloss ...
    It was winter in the great coniferous forest which rolls about the rocky hills and shrouds the lonely valleys of British Columbia. A bitter frost had dried the snow to powder and bound the frothing rivers; it had laid its icy grip upon the waters suddenly, and the sound of their turmoil died away in the depths of the rock-walled cañons, until the rugged land lay wrapped in silence under a sky of ... Read more

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