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The Pillar of Fire
The Pillar of FireBy Joseph Holt Ingraham
The American Lounger
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Captain Kyd -
"Captain Kyd - Volume II" from Joseph Holt Ingraham. American author (18009-1860).
Pillar of Fire
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Captain Kyd
This is the conclusion of story of the notorious Captain Kyd -- a pirate -- and worse. But also a man with a tender heart. . . . Like a crew of demons, yelling and shouting menaces of death, mingled with horrible execrations and oaths of vengeance for their slaughtered comrades, they obeyed the energetic and sanguinary orders of their chief. The witch chanted -- "Turn the spindle! Mortal asks A web of proof From charmed woof!" "The pledge, the pledge?" replied the wizard. "Body and soul To "his" control, The pledge, the pledge!" "A bleeding lock Of the victim's hair Given to earth, sea, Sky, and air, The seal, the seal!"
The South-West
Reproduction of the original: The South-West by Joseph Holt Ingraham
The South-West (Vol. 1&2)
This book grew out of a private correspondence, which the author, at the solicitation of his friends, has been led to throw into the present form, modifying in a great measure the epistolary vein, and excluding, so far as possible, such portions of the original papers as were of too personal a nature to be intruded upon the majesty of the public – while he has embodied, so far as was compatible with the new arrangement, everything likely to interest the general reader. The author has not written exclusively as a traveller or journalist. His aim has been to present the result of his experience and observations during a residence of several years in the South-West. This extensive and important section of the United States is but little known. Perhaps there is no region between the Mississippi river and the Atlantic shores, of which so little accurate information is before the public; a flying tourist only, having occasionally added a note to his diary, as he skirted its forest-lined borders.
