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  2. THE OAKHURST TRAGEDY.

    It was in the twilight of a dull November evening, when a merry party were gathered around the fire in the drawing-room of Colonel Monckton's hospitable mansion. The subject ...

    Article : 2,755 words
  3. CHAPTER III.

    "My great-grandmother, God forgive her, was the one as done the mischief; Bridget Nolan was her name. It's Mister Fergus's foster-mother she was, the ...

    Article : 1,720 words
  4. CHAPTER II.

    Now it so happened that towards the end of the month, in consequence of the absence of one of our officers, I was detained somewhat later than usual at the barracks. I did not ...

    Article : 1,271 words
  5. BY THE MURRAY.

    Adown its channel, broad, of creamy hue, Begirt with sedges brown, the river flows; Rich plots of pink, and green, and tender blue Lie in the swamps beyond; and level rows ...

    Article : 112 words
  6. MARY JANE HAD HIM.

    "You kin read writin', I presume?" he queried, after we bad talked for a while on the weather, crops, and other matters. "I hope so," I replied. ...

    Article : 788 words
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