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- Blind Brother
Blind Brother
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Homer Greene
1887
English
Lost in the Mine
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- Lost in the Mine
- The Burned Breaker
- The Unquiet Conscience
- The Trial
- The Verdict
- The Fall
- The Shadow of Death
- Out of Darkness
This is the first book written by Homer Greene, whose primary occupation was lawyer. It tells of 14-year-old Tom Taylor, and his 12-year-old blind brother Bennie, who work in the Pennsylvania coal mines in the late 1800s, earning money for an operation for the younger lad. A story of strikes and mine "falls" (cave-ins) along the way. - Summary by Donald Cummings
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