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  2. GHOSTS OF MANY COLOURS.

    Hundreds of ghosts which are being annually brought to light in the dragnets of scientific spook-catchers conform to no general rules as to appearance or ...

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  3. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED LAUREL VANE;

    There was no longer any fear that Mrs. Le Roy would die. She was bettor. She was rapidly convalescing. St. Leon was very happy over her ...

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  4. CHAPTER XXXVII.

    The day on which Rosa Powell saw Laurel with her husband was the last of a series of happy walks and rides she had taken with St. Leon. ...

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  5. CHAPTER XL.

    A silence like death fell for a moment on the group that closed around that pathetic kneeling figure with its white uplifted face and streaming golden hair. ...

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  6. LIKE EACH OTHER'S DOGS.

    The likeness of certain human types to familiar animals is a matter of common observation. Caricaturists, from the days of the Greeks and Romans down, have made ...

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  7. CHAPTER XXXIX.

    It was a supreme moment. Laurel fult it to be such. Her heartbeat, hor limbs trembled beneath her. But for the support of St. Leon's arm she must ...

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  8. PREPARATION.

    Mrs. Bingo: I am trying to learn the names of all these golf-clubs. Bingo: What for? Mrs. Bingo: I have promised to teach ...

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  9. CHAPTER XXXVIII.

    Mile, Marie hovered around her mistress with many delicate attentions after her master had dopartud, but her ministrations were not crowned with much ...

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  10. REACHING THE MEN.

    Mrs. Polkadot Ah, my dear Bishop, that was a line sermon on the duties of husbands. I only wish that every husband in the parish had heard it!' ...

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  11. A COLLEGE EDUCATION.

    "See here," said the managing editor, kindly but firmly, to the young man who had just come to do the fires and dog-fights, and assume general charge of the ...

    Article : 166 words
  12. HE HAD NO MORE TO SAY.

    Mr. Hix: That now neighbour of ours must be a happy woman. She goes about the house sainging all day long— Mrs. Hix: Well, no wonder; She's a ...

    Article : 85 words
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