Books with title Caverns of Gold

It has been a year since the red and gold dragons were defeated at Silver Haven. They thought they had seen the last of the dragons...When Logan realises that the threat of the dragons from The Rift is still very real, he goes in search of Zared to put it right...But Zared is gone and the fate of Silver Haven rests on Logan and his friends.In the exciting conclusion to the Dragon Charmers series, Logan must travel down to the heart of the home of the dragons - the Caverns of Gold!

It has been a year since the red and gold dragons were defeated at Silver Haven. They thought they had seen the last of the dragons...When Logan realises that the threat of the dragons from The Rift is still very real, he goes in search of Zared to put it right...But Zared is gone and the fate of Silver Haven rests on Logan and his friends.In the exciting conclusion to the Dragon Charmers series, Logan must travel down to the heart of the home of the dragons - the Caverns of Gold!

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"Whoa!"—"whoa!" With quick jerks on their bridle reins Thure Conroyal and Bud Randolph pulled up their horses and listened shiveringly. Again that same shrill whistling scream of dreadful agony and fear, that had caused them to rein up their horses so suddenly a moment before, came from the valley beyond the brow of the little hill up which they had been slowly riding, and chilled the very marrow in their bones with the terrible intensity of its fear and anguish. Then all was still.

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THE CAVE OF GOLD (A Tale of California in '49) By Henry Everett McNeil A tale about gold being discovered near California two years after the Mexican-America war ended in 1846. The story revolves around two teen-aged boys who are forced to look after their families when the men go off to hunt for a gold treasure. Before long, the boys are given a map of the Cave of Gold by a dying man, but that is just the start of their many adventures.

This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process. Though we have made best efforts - the books may have occasional errors that do not impede the reading experience. We believe this work is culturally important and have elected to bring the book back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide.

"Whoa!"—"whoa!" With quick jerks on their bridle reins Thure Conroyal and Bud Randolph pulled up their horses and listened shiveringly. Again that same shrill whistling scream of dreadful agony and fear, that had caused them to rein up their horses so suddenly a moment before, came from the valley beyond the brow of the little hill up which they had been slowly riding, and chilled the very marrow in their bones with the terrible intensity of its fear and anguish. Then all was still. "What—what was it?" and Thure turned a startled face to Bud. "It didn't sound human and I never heard an animal scream like that before. What can it be?" "I don't know," Bud answered, his face whitening a little; "but I am going to find out. Come on," and, swinging his rifle into position where it would be ready for instant use, he started up the hill, his eyes fixed in the direction whence had come those fearful screams.