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  2. THE NOVELIST.

    A spell of fine warm weather enlivened the end of March, and greatly contributed to Mrs. Griffith's recovery; the days began again to run in their accustomed routine, save that ...

    Article : 7,219 words
  3. CHATTER IV.

    On the morning of the ball Flo and Co perform a generous action. Their two dresses are lying out in voluminous state in Co's room—consecrated on these occasions ...

    Article : 3,350 words
  4. THE STORYTELLER.

    How the morning goes by neither of them know, but the luncheon-bell—it is an old tradition of the house to ring a bell for every meal—sounds at last, just as they have begun ...

    Article : 1,191 words
  5. THE HUMOURIST.

    We are sometimes disposed to fear that the springs of American humour are showing symptoms of beginning to run dry. This would, indeed, be a loss to the whole English ...

    Article : 2,318 words
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