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Lady I. A. Gregory Gods And Fighting men Part 2 , Book 1 Of 11

Religion
English
115124 Words
Ages 18 and up
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At The Time Finn Was Born His Father Cumhal, Of The Sons Of Baiscne, Head Of The Fianna Of Ireland, Had Been Killed in battle By The Sons Of Morna That Were Fighting with Him For The Leadership. And His Mother, That Was Beautiful Long-Haired muirne, Daughter Of Tadg, Son Of Nuada Of The Tuatha De Danaan And Of Ethlinn, Mother Of Lugh Of The Long Hand, Did Not Dare To Keep Him With Her; And Two Women, Bodhmall, The Woman Druid, And Liath Luachra, Came And Brought Him Away To Care Him. [more]

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Kirstie Dzuris Fighting With A Wounded Heart

Poetry
English
206 Words
No Age Recommendation
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A peom about losing a brother in war.

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Robert W. Chambers The Fighting Chance (fiscle part-IV)

History
English
134571 Words
Ages 18 and up
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The Speed of The Train Slackened; A Broad Tidal River Flashed into Sight Below The Trestle, Spreading away On Either Hand Through Yellowing Level Meadows. And Now, Above The Roaring Undertone Of The Cars, From Far Ahead Floated back The Treble Bell-Notes Of The Locomotive; There Came A Gritting Vibration Of Brakes; Slowly, More Slowly The Cars Glided to A Creaking Standstill Beside A Sun-Scorched platform Gay With The Bright Flutter Of Sunshades And Summer Gowns. “Shotover! Shotover!” Rang The Far Cry Along The Cars; And An Absent- Minded young Man In the Pullman Pocketed the Uncut Magazine He Had Been Dreaming Over And, Picking Up Gun Case And Valise, Followed a Line Of Fellow-Passengers To The Open Air, Where One By One They Were Engulfed And Lost To View Amid The Gay Confusion On The Platform. [more]

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E. Alexander Powell Fighting in flanders (fiscle part- 9)

Fiction
English
43552 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Nothing is More Unwise, On General Principles, Than To Attempt To Write About A War Before That War Is Finished and Before History Has Given It The Justice Of Perspective. The Campaign Which Began With The Flight Of The Belgian Government From Brussels And Which Culminated in the Fall Of Antwerp Formed, However, A Separate And Distinct Phase Of The Greatest Of Wars, And I Feel That I Should Write Of That Campaign While Its Events Are Still Sharp And Clear In my Memory And Before The Impressions It Produced have Begun To Fade. I Hope That Those In search Of A Detailed or Technical Account Of The Campaign In flanders Will Not Read This Book, Because They Are Certain To Be Disappointed. It Contains Nothing about Strategy Or Tactics And Few Military Lessons Can Be Drawn From It. It Is Merely The Story, In simple Words, Of What I, A Professional Onlooker, Who Was Accorded rather Exceptional Facilities For Observation, Saw In Belgium During that Nation'S Hour Of Trial. [more]

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Malavika Roy The fighting spirit of a woman

Family & Relationships
English
2 Words
No Age Recommendation
254
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A heart wrenching story about a woman, who married with the hopes and dreams of a happy married [more]

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R.M. Ballantyne Fighting The Flames (Fiscle Part-X)

Short Story
English
95185 Words
Ages 18 and up
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One's Own Fireside Is, To All Well-Regulated Minds, A Pleasant Subject Of Contemplation When One Is Absent, And A Source Of Deep Gratification When Present. Especially May This Be Said To Be The Case In A Cold, Raw Night In November, When Mankind Has A Tendency To Become Chronically Cross Out Of Doors, And Nature, Generally, Looks Lugubrious; For, Just In Proportion As The Exterior World Grows Miserably Chill, The World "At Home," With Its Blazing Gas, Its Drawn Curtains, Its Crackling Fires, And Its Beaming Smiles, Becomes Doubly Comfortable And Cosy. [more]

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Robert W. Chambers The Fighting chance (fiscle Part- 11)

Fiction
English
136530 Words
Ages 18 and up
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The Speed Of The Train Slackened; A Broad Tidal River Flashed Into Sight Below The Trestle, Spreading away On Either Hand Through Yellowing level Meadows. And Now, Above The Roaring undertone Of The Cars, From Far Ahead Floated Back The Treble Bell-Notes Of The Locomotive; There Came A Gritting vibration Of Brakes; Slowly, More Slowly The Cars Glided To A Creaking standstill Beside A Sun-Scorched Platform Gay With The Bright Flutter Of Sunshades And Summer Gowns. [more]

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Robert W. Chambers The Fighting Chance (fiscle part-4)

Fiction
English
136977 Words
Ages 18 and up
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The Speed of The Train Slackened; A Broad Tidal River Flashed into Sight Below The Trestle, Spreading away On Either Hand Through Yellowing Level Meadows. And Now, Above The Roaring Undertone Of The Cars, From Far Ahead Floated back The Treble Bell-Notes Of The Locomotive; There Came A Gritting Vibration Of Brakes; Slowly, More Slowly The Cars Glided to A Creaking Standstill Beside A Sun-Scorched platform Gay With The Bright Flutter Of Sunshades And Summer Gowns. [more]

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Robert W. Chambers The Fighting Chance (fiscle part-IV)

Fiction
English
134581 Words
Ages 18 and up
3
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Robert William Chambers (May 26, 1865 – December 16, 1933) was an American artist and fiction writer, best [more]

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E. Alexander Powell Fighting In Flanders (Fiscle Part-Ix)

Biography & Autobiography
English
42946 Words
Ages 18 and up
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E. Alexander Powell (August 16, 1879 – November 13, 1957) was an American war correspondent during World War I and author. He generally published material under the name E. Alexander Powell; his full name was Edward Alexander Powell.[1] Powell was born in Syracuse, New York in 1879. In 1898–1899 he worked for the Syracuse Journal, and in 1902 he became editor of Craftsman. From 1903-1904 he was an advertising manager for the Smith Premier Typewriter Company, based in London, England, and in 1905-1906 he worked in the Near East as a correspondent for British and American publications. From 1906-1909 he was a Consular official in Syria and Egypt [more]

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