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20126	McNeil, Everett	The Cave of Gold A Tale of California in '49			.txt	text/plain	94894	5246	88	Thure and Bud rode slowly toward the grizzly, one turning a little to "No." As the man spoke his eyes never once left Thure's face. "It sure does look like gold," agreed Thure. When Thure, bearing in his arms the dead body of a man, and Bud, with two boys were Thure and Bud, ready to start for the mines, the two girls of the little crowd of men around Thure and Bud. American boys like Thure Conroyal and Bud Randolph; and, judging from alcalde turned to Thure and Bud. For a moment the two boys consulted together. As Thure and Bud turned their white faces toward the alcalde and stepped eyes caught sight of Thure and Bud, "back tew th' house an' git Thure's face reddened a little, but, turning his back to Mrs. Dickson, "It is gold!" and Mr. Conroyal looked up, his face white and his eyes	./cache/20126.txt	./txt/20126.txt