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  2. The Story — Teller.

    Mide[?] Day. A day and date indelibly fixed [?] my memory in connection with the closing scenes of a tragedy in which I was an accom[?], though at the time I assisted in ...

    Article : 4,566 words
  3. IN DEACON'S ORDERS.

    When Paul found himself in the streets, he walked away with a well-satisfied look on his face and a smile on his lips. There had been moments since that time in the Cathedral when ...

    Article : 4,523 words
  4. The Humorist.

    “My belief in the intelligence of dogs,” said one of the best-known professional judges of dogs in England, “is infinite, and a good many of the stories about the dog that pass ...

    Article : 397 words
  5. THE SILENT SEA.

    As might be expected in an arrangement that had so many elements of inequality and uncertainty, Miss Faget gradually found that the understanding which existed between ...

    Article : 5,038 words
  6. REVENGE BY TELEPHONE.

    He hated the business-man almost as much as he admired the pretty telephone girl. He had been trying to devise some method of making trouble for the business-man—of ...

    Article : 627 words
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