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  2. A TRAMP'S CHRISTMAS.

    In split of the fact that St. Mark's was a mission chapel in a poor district, there was a certain [?] of the ...

    Article : 2,506 words
  3. DOROTHY'S SANTA CLAUS.

    The master of the old manor-house that stood in spacious grounds on the outskirts of a pretty London suburb, and whose luxuriousness was an everlasting topic of conversation amongst the ...

    Article : 2,574 words
  4. Tales and Sketches.

    Here was a discovery. Of all men Torry had least suspected Vaas, as he doubted the courage and nerve of so effeminate a creature. Yet, according to ...

    Article : 4,425 words
  5. AT THE SIGN OF THE WILD CAT.

    THE village nestled at the foot of frowning Wildcat Mountain. Just now it was buried beneath the February snows. For two days a tempest had been raging, and it was impossible ...

    Article : 3,673 words
  6. THE GLEN ECHO MYSTERY.

    Six months ago, through the death of a kinsman in Chicago, a lot of old pictures, furniture, bric-a-brac and papers came into my possession. Most of these things were stored ...

    Article : 5,696 words
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