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    The Mine with the Iron Door

    By Harold Bell Wright

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    Hidden among the deserts and mountains of Arizona is a famous canyon - the Cañada Del Oro (Canyon of Gold). Legend has always said that it contained a “lost” mine, fabulously rich in gold, and for decades prospectors and adventurers came in search of this hidden treasure. Always, their high hopes were dashed as they returned home or went off in search of something else. But when an Indian is spared from the ravagings of a brigand pack, can the thankful Indian show his rescuer the area of the "mine with the iron entryway," this covered up and very rich gold mine?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherReading Essentials
    Release dateMay 23, 2020
    ISBN9781773236575
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