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  2. A BREAK IN THE LEVEE.

    Clang! clang! clang! rang the big plantation bell, and Jell started up, springing out of bed before he was quite awake. Lights flitted back and forth in the yard ...

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  3. SHORT STORIES

    "'Shagbark Bill' derived his name from his inordinate love for shagbark hickory nuts, on which he was raised back in the middle states," said the Old Timer. ...

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  4. CUBBO.

    Jack Devylin's sheep run lay on the cast side of the Darling Downs. On this still March day a thunderstorm was due, as the half empty waterholes and yellowing grass ...

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  5. PEOPLE WITH TWO PERSONALITIES.

    Among the thousand and one extraordinary classes of people who live outside the lunatic asylum, probably the most extraordinary, says a writer in Cassell's ...

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