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E. C. Phillips Peeps Into China

The Missionary's Children

Fiction
English
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Ages 18 and up
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"As true as possible. Mother told me her _very own_ self," was the emphatic reply. Two children, brother [more]

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Theodore Hoe Mead Horsemanship For Women

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28895 Words
Ages 18 and up
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It was a sultry July morning, and my wife stood on the farm-house porch, in provokingly fresh attire, while [more]

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Julius A. Palmer, Jr. Mushrooms of America, Edible and Poisonous

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Ages 18 and up
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Mushrooms of America, Edible and Poisonous by Julius A. Palmer, Jr. The names "mushroom" and "toadstool" are indefinite, are [more]

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Various Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 1, August 21, 1841

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The conversation now subsided into "private and confidential" whispers, from which I could learn that Miss O'Brannigan had consented to [more]

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Syamanta Saikia, Jon Ingram Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 1, November 6, 1841

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The result of a serious conversation between the authors of my being ended in the resolution that it was [more]

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Indira Nankoosingh Indecision

Humor
English
1055 Words
Ages 18 and up
6
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This story was written for a 1,000 word challenge on a another site couple months ago. It's about [more]

Keywords: indecision, fiction, victorian, aging, acceptance, love

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Robert F. Clifton The Medusa File

Mystery & Crime
English
27763 Words
Ages 16 and up
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Retired Police Captain, Robert Wallace is visited by his godson, Kevin McKenna. As they both sit on the [more]

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Jomo K. Johnson Too Late

The Last Thoughts of Tony

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Tony and Craig have been best friends since childhood. They are loyal drug dealers that hustle in the streets while commanding respect and watching each other’s back. But when Craig gets locked up for something Tony did, the relationship changes as Craig seeks to leave his street life behind to follow Christ. Thinking that Craig’s new-found religion is only temporary, Tony hustles even harder to build a mini drug empire for them both. With both men having their sights on different paths – one on the streets and the other on God, an unexpected visitor arrives to seal both men’s fate. They share one final conversation before realizing it’ll be the last conversation they ever have. The conclusion to this short-story should leave your heart torn. [more]

Keywords: Urban Drama

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William Wordsworth The Poetical Works Of William Wordsworth Volume 3 (Fiscle Part-11)

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This Statement Is Much More Than Improbable; It Is, I Think, Disproved By The Fenwick Note. They Cannot Refer To The "Lucy" Of The Goslar Poems; And Wordsworth Indicates, As Plainly As He Chose, To Whom They Actually Do Refer. Compare The Hon. Justice Coleridge's Account Of A Conversation With Wordsworth ('Memoirs', Vol. Ii. P. 306), In Which The Poet Expressly Said That The Lines Were Written On His Wife. The Question Was, However, Set At Rest In A Conversation Of Wordsworth With Henry Crabb Robinson, Who Wrote In His 'Diary' On "May 12 (1842).--Wordsworth Said That The Poems 'Our Walk Was Far Among The Ancient Trees' [Vol. Ii. P. 167], Then 'She Was A Phantom Of Delight,' [B] And Finally The Two Sonnets 'To A Painter', Should Be Read In Succession As Exhibiting The Different Phases Of His Affection To His Wife." ('Diary, Reminiscences, And Correspondence Of Henry Crabb Robinson', Vol. Iii. P. 197.) [more]

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Grant Allen Post-Prandial Philosophy (fiscle part- 9)

Philosophy
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Ages 18 and up
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These Essays Appeared originally In _The Westminster Gazette_, And Have Only Been So Far Modified here As Is Necessary For Purposes Of Volume Publication. They Aim At Being suggestive Rather Than Exhaustive: I Shall Be Satisfied if I Have Provoked thought Without Following out Each Train To A Logical Conclusion. Most Of The Essays Are Just What They Pretend To Be--Crystallisations Into Writing of Ideas Suggested in Familiar Conversation. [more]

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