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  2. THE NOVELIST.

    "It'll be as well", he explained, when he had reduced the paper to a pulp," not to 'ave anything about to tell stories. You see, Mr. Esden," he pursued, respectfully ...

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  3. FOR FAITH AND FREEDOM.*

    In this way, unexpected and tragical, arrived our chance of escape. We walked to Carlisle Bay by way of the seashore, so that we might be met by none, and in order that ...

    Article : 6,132 words
  4. XIII.

    Mr. Prickett, who sat in his shirt-sleeves and slippers for coolness sake, was at breakfast next morning with a letter propped up against the teapot before him. From time ...

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