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The Seventh Noon

by Frederick Orin Bartlett

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41 total

\[Frontispiece: "Spring," she answered. "Just spring" (missing from book)\]

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THE SEVENTH NOON - BY - FREDERICK ORIN BARTLETT

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WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY EDMUND FREDERICK

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To K. P. B. and K. J. B.

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ILLUSTRATIONS

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"Spring," she answered. "Just spring" … Frontispiece - "What, you, Miss Arsdale?" - As he studied her it seemed certain that she was by no means enjoying herself in her present company - Facing her he faced the pendulum which ticked out to him the cost of each new picture he had of her - He lowered the rails, and Miss Arsdale led the way - "The kid," he announced laconically. "What yuh think of him?" - At noon! At the seventh noon, the whistle was to blow!

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The Seventh Noon

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CHAPTER I - The Black Dog

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"What, you, Miss Arsdale?"

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CHAPTER II - King of To-day

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Produced by Al Haines

Release date

2007-01-24

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

Source

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20429

Subjects

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About the author

Frederick Orin Bartlett

1876–1945

An early 20th-century American novelist and screenwriter, he moved easily between magazine fiction, adventure stories, and popular novels. His books often mix brisk plotting with a clear eye for social ambition, romance, and risk.

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