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  2. The Sealskin Mantle.

    Marguerite felt instinctively conscious that in the hour of dread and doom tore was the stronger nature. Felly able to hold his place among his fellow-men in the race or the battle of life aa Hugh Gordon had proved himself to be, he ...

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  3. "Kept by the Misses Brown."

    The Misses Brown were taking tea together in their own little room at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. The little room was the cabinet whither these ladies retired from the cares of the establishment, and where they made out the ...

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