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  2. THE STORYTELLER.

    Tom Cooper was dead and buried. The little group now gathered in the seldomused farm parlour awaited silently the reading of the will. The lawyer looked ...

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  3. CHAPTER III.

    Pansy's eyes were turned towards the speaker. She had not heard what he said. Here, amidst, the thunder of waters, she was deaf to all other sound, but she saw ...

    Article : 2,069 words
  4. TACTICS AND A TAXIDERMIST.

    "Lost, lost, lost!" There was nothing despairing in the repeated ejaculation; only an amused, if rueful, astonishment. "Yes, my boy," the speaker proceeded, and, since ...

    Article : 5,221 words
  5. ORIGINAL POETRY.

    Here are the old books that you loved so well, The poets singing in their strange, sweet tunes, ...

    Article : 130 words
  6. A MAP OF VICTORIA.

    A thing of lines and names! Yet at a glance It changes to a land of lakes and streams And mountain slopes whereon the wattle ...

    Article : 125 words
  7. CHAPTER IV.

    "Yes," Said Mrs. Grasleigh—apparently noticing nothing, "to his cousin. Of course it was so surprise to us. They have known and cared for each other for years. Have ...

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