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Tracks Of A Rolling stone  Part 2
Henry J. Coke Tracks Of A Rolling stone Part 2
  • English
  • 53902 Words
  • Ages 18 and up
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We Were Now Steering by Compass. Our Course Was Nearly North-West. This We Kept, As Well As The Formation Of The Country And The Watercourses Would Permit. After Striking The Great Shoshone, Or Snake River, Which Eventually Becomes The Columbia, We Had To F... Read more...

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The Lighted Way Part 1
E. Phillips Oppenheim The Lighted Way Part 1
  • English
  • 45249 Words
  • Ages 18 and up
  • 2
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Mr. Samuel Weatherley, Sole Proprietor Of The Firm Of Samuel Weatherley & Co., Wholesale Provision Merchants, Of Tooley Street, London, Paused Suddenly On His Way From His Private Office To The Street. There Was Something Which Until That Second Had Entirely Slipp... Read more...

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The Lighted Way  Part 2
E. Phillips Oppenheim The Lighted Way Part 2
  • English
  • 46210 Words
  • Ages 18 and up
  • 2
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They Sat On The Edge Of The Wood, And A West Wind Made Music For Them Overhead Among The Fir Trees. From Their Feet A Clover Field Sloped Steeply To A Honeysuckle-Wreathed Hedge. Beyond That, Meadow-Land, Riven By The Curving Stream Which Stretched Like A Thread Of Si... Read more...

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Lippincott's Magazine,  December,  1885
Various Non Lippincott's Magazine, December, 1885
  • English
  • 71709 Words
  • Ages 18 and up
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In The Following Article I Propose To Give Some Account Of A Typical Tobacco-Plantation In Virginia And The Life Of Its Negro Laborers As I Have Observed It From Day To Day And Season To Season. Although It Is Restricted To Narrow Local Bounds And Runs In The Line Of E... Read more...

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The Atlantic Monthly,  Volume 13 No. 79 May 1864
Various None The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13 No. 79 May 1864
  • English
  • 84359 Words
  • Ages 18 and up
  • 2
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"Dear Q.,--The Steamboat Valamo Is Advertised To Leave On Tuesday, The 26th, (July 8th, New Style,) For Serdopol, At The Very Head Of Lake Ladoga, Stopping On The Way At Schluesselburg, Konewitz Island, Kexholm,

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Marietta        A Maid Of Venice
F. Marion Crawford Marietta A Maid Of Venice
  • English
  • 117991 Words
  • Ages 18 and up
  • 2
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Very Little Was Known About George, The Dalmatian, And The Servants In The House Of Angelo Beroviero, As Well As The Workmen Of The Latter's Glass Furnace, Called Him Zorzi, Distrusted Him, Suggested That He Was Probably A Heretic, And Did Not Hide Their Suspici... Read more...

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Carette Of Sark
John Oxenham Carette Of Sark
  • English
  • 106924 Words
  • Ages 18 and up
  • 2
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To Give You A Clear Understanding Of Matters I Must Begin At The Beginning And Set Things Down In Their Proper Order, Though, As You Will See, That Was Not By Any Means The Way In Which I Myself Came To Learn Them.

For My Mother And My Grandfather Were Not Given To Ov... Read more...

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The White Knight: Tirant Lo Blanc  Part 2
Johanot Martorell The White Knight: Tirant Lo Blanc Part 2
  • English
  • 90767 Words
  • Ages 18 and up
  • 2
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As Tirant Came Near The Port Of Transimeno They Saw The Whaling Ships That Had Been With The Turkish Armada Quickly Entering the Port Of Bellpuig, Shouting out The Bad News About The Capture Of The Kings, And The Loss Of The Armada And All Its Men. When Tirant Reach... Read more...

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The Rise Of Silas Lapham  Part 2
William Dean Howells The Rise Of Silas Lapham Part 2
  • English
  • 69584 Words
  • Ages 18 and up
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Having distinctly Given Up The Project Of Asking the Laphams To Dinner, Mrs. Corey Was Able To Carry It Out With The Courage Of Sinners Who Have Sacrificed to Virtue By Frankly Acknowledging its Superiority To Their Intended transgression. She Did Not Question But T... Read more...

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The Grey Cloak Prat 1
Harold Macgrath The Grey Cloak Prat 1
  • English
  • 61716 Words
  • Ages 18 and up
  • 2
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The Author Has Taken A Few Liberties With The Lives Of Various Historical Personages Who Pass Through These Pages; But Only For The Story's Sake. He Is Also Indebted To The Jesuit Relations, To Old Paris, By Lady Jackson, And To Clark's History Of Onondaga, The Lege... Read more...

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