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Burned Bridges

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He felt with an odd exaltation the quick hammer of her heart against his breast. Frontispiece.

BURNED BRIDGES

BY

BERTRAND W. SINCLAIR

AUTHOR OF NORTH OF FIFTY-THREE, Etc.

FRONTISPIECE BY RALPH P. COLEMAN

GROSSET & DUNLAP PUBLISHERS NEW YORK Published, August, 1919 Reprinted, September, 1919 Reprinted, October, 1919 Reprinted, November, 1919 Reprinted, February, 1920

CONTENTS

The First Problem

The Man and His Mission

The Deserted Cabin

In Which Mr. Thompson Begins to Wonder Painfully

Further Acquaintance

Certain Perplexities

A Slip of the Axe

--And the Fruits Thereof

Universal Attributes

The Way of a Maid with a Man

A Man's Job for a Minister

A Fortune and a Flitting

Partners

The Restless Foot

The World Is Small

A Meeting by the Way

The Reproof Courteous (?)

Mr. Henderson's Proposition

A Widening Horizon

The Shadow

The Renewed Triangle

Sundry Reflections

The Fuse—

—And the Match That Lit the Fuse—

—And the Bomb the Fuse Fired

The Last Bridge

Thompson's Return

Fair Winds

Two Men and a Woman

A Mark to Shoot at

BURNED BRIDGES

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