"Orange Smith" in Winter
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Despite the cold . . .
"Orange Smith"
"Orange Smith"
on a cold, bright, January morning
-- a probable slight sport of 'Archduke Charles', collected on the grave of Civil War veteran and gold miner, Orange Smith.
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