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  2. THE STORYTELLER

    As soon as the Broom-Squire hud gone out again to the "hog-pen," as a pigstye is called in Surrey, to give the pig its "randams and crammins," because Mehetabel was unable to do this ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 4,339 words
  3. No Use of Making a Fuss.

    I sat in the sheriff's office talking with him about a man in his charge who was to be hanged three days later, when a woman was announced, and in walked a female who had passed 50. Her face was wrinkled, ...

    Article : 405 words
  4. Dream Lore.

    "To dream one is drunk is very bad for all, for it signifieth great folly." Earthworms have this in common with apes, that they signify secret enemies. Eggs betoken gain and profit, especially to ...

    Article : 499 words
  5. Wandering Spirits.

    It was the festival of the Wandering Spirits in Amoy. Usually the day is warm and balmy. The breeze from the great Formosa channel flakes the lower bay with silver dashes and flaunts every flag ...

    Article : 2,073 words
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