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  2. THE STORYTELLER.

    Through the red paper shade in the form of an owl's head, the light from the lamp on a bracket just above the piano fell on her brown hair as she sang, while the people ...

    Article : 842 words
  3. THE RIOT AT THE PACKHORSE.*

    Bob's "den," as he calledhisown particular sanctum, consisted of a tiny two-roomed hut at some considerable distance from the main building, only to be reached by an excursion ...

    Article : 3,383 words
  4. WHAT THE BLOE OWL SAW.

    The blue owl was very curious. About five o'clock the following afternoon be beard the sound of footsteps hurrying to and fro, horses' hoofs galloping down the long avenue, ...

    Article : 947 words
  5. WHAT THE BLUE OWL SAW.

    But that night upstairs, from the lamp in her aunt's little boudoir where the girl lingered to put out the lights, the blue owl saw the brown head buried among in the ...

    Article : 1,376 words
  6. WHAT THE RED OWL SAW.

    The music wailed and died, then broke again into passionate chords. Mrs. Derrick, with her knitting on the sofa, nodded approval as the girl went on, though once she asked ...

    Article : 924 words
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