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Burned Bridges

Chapter 30 A MARK TO SHOOT AT

Word Count: 3289    |    Released on: 30/11/2017

n his hand and a creel slung from his shoulder, in which cre

looked earnestly at the two of them, until at last a sl

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Burned Bridges
Bertrand W. Sinclair Literature
“Burned Bridges by Bertrand W. Sinclair”
1 Chapter 1 THE FIRST PROBLEM2 Chapter 2 THE MAN AND HIS MISSION3 Chapter 3 THE DESERTED CABIN4 Chapter 4 IN WHICH MR. THOMPSON BEGINS TO WONDER PAINFULLY5 Chapter 5 FURTHER ACQUAINTANCE6 Chapter 6 CERTAIN PERPLEXITIES7 Chapter 7 A SLIP OF THE AXE8 Chapter 8 -AND THE FRUITS THEREOF9 Chapter 9 UNIVERSAL ATTRIBUTES10 Chapter 10 THE WAY OF A MAID WITH A MAN11 Chapter 11 A MAN'S JOB FOR A MINISTER12 Chapter 12 A FORTUNE AND A FLITTING13 Chapter 13 PARTNERS14 Chapter 14 THE RESTLESS FOOT15 Chapter 15 THE WORLD IS SMALL16 Chapter 16 A MEETING BY THE WAY17 Chapter 17 THE REPROOF COURTEOUS ( )18 Chapter 18 MR. HENDERSON'S PROPOSITION19 Chapter 19 A WIDENING HORIZON20 Chapter 20 THE SHADOW21 Chapter 21 THE RENEWED TRIANGLE22 Chapter 22 SUNDRY REFLECTIONS23 Chapter 23 THE FUSE-24 Chapter 24 -AND THE MATCH THAT LIT THE FUSE-25 Chapter 25 -AND THE BOMB THE FUSE FIRED26 Chapter 26 THE LAST BRIDGE27 Chapter 27 THOMPSON'S RETURN28 Chapter 28 FAIR WINDS29 Chapter 29 TWO MEN AND A WOMAN30 Chapter 30 A MARK TO SHOOT AT