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THE WONDER ISLAND BOYS
BY ROGER T. FINLAY
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Transcriber's Notes:
Obvious punctuation errors repaired.
First advertising page, "Chenoweth" changed to "Chenowith" to matchactual book usage (Elmer Chenowith, a lad from)
Page 21, "kidnaped" changed to "kidnapped" (who had been kidnapped)
Page 28, "remarkd" changed to "remarked" (on the ground," remarked)
Page 49, "us" changed to "is" (than it really is)
Page 52, "shouler" changed to "shoulder" (over his shoulder)
Page 64, "he" changed to "be" (it might be transported)
Page 127, "whole" changed to "hole" (out of a hole)