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  2. A FLIGHT INTO THE MOUNTAINS.

    The fugitive lay hidden in the wet brush of the immense canyon-side. Beneath him the river ran swollen with the rains: a road curved down to a bridge, ...

    Article : 3,713 words
  3. SENSE OF HUMOR.

    Mrs Airlie was giving a tea-party at her club. It was her, favorite form of that entertainment, a tea-party a deux. The' guest of the afternoon was Major ...

    Article : 1,170 words
  4. SOME CULINARY EXPERIENCES

    "Girls!" began Clare blankly as the front door slammed after the local doctor. It's measles, and cook has got them too. They're both in bed, and we're ...

    Article : 1,325 words
  5. THE GARDEN OF THE WORLD

    We stood looking out over [?] from the top of Queen Anne's Mensi[?]s round, below us far as the eye could reach, we could see signs of the teaching ...

    Article : 1,406 words
  6. FLOWERS IN THE EAST.

    In the large marquee stood a young Jewess, about fourteen, years old, with light brown eyes and her hair back in tight rolls. With one arm on a flower ...

    Article : 514 words
  7. LONG LOST RUBENS.

    A long-lost posthumous portrait, by Rubens, of Charles the Bold, has recently been discovered in London, after having been missing for 261 years. ...

    Article : 275 words
  8. THE GREAT NEPHEW OF THE STATUE.

    A gentleman was introduced' to' me, says a writer in the London . "Daily News," the other day as "tie great-nephew of the statue." I knew what ...

    Article : 263 words
  9. SENTENCED TO DEATH.

    When William Alfred Hancocks was sentenced to death at Chester Assizes on July 21, for the murder of his daughter. Mary Elizabeth, aged fifteen, he saluted ...

    Article : 335 words
  10. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.

    IN A LONDON POLICE COURT. At the West London Police Court on July 14th, a pathetic little figure stood in the dock—a girl of 13, charged by ...

    Article : 272 words
  11. HERE, THERE, AND EVERYWHERE.

    The arrest of hailstorms by artillery seems to be much more successful than that of storms at sea by means of oil. As we all know, hailstorms in the spring and ...

    Article : 305 words
  12. BEHIND THE CZAR'S THRONE.

    Now that rumors of the Tsar's complete nervous breakdown every day assume a more credible form, this description of one of the most formidable ...

    Article : 380 words
  13. GIRLS' WRONGS.

    Whatever a girl does it seems inevitable that she should be laughed at, and she must learn to expect this. A few years ago she was called a ...

    Article : 80 words
  14. THE NEWEST WOMAN.

    The hand that rocked the cradle (and by so doing, we are optimistically assured, ruled the world) has become so expert with the golf-club ...

    Article : 70 words
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    A lioness (writes the London "Daily Mail" on the 26th of July) escaped last night from Chipperfield's Menagerie during a performance in the Well ...

    Article : 152 words
  16. AUTOMOBILIA.

    Judge not an auto by its smell; all comparisons are odorous. A tack in the tyre is as-a thorn in the flesh: both are tiresome. ...

    Article : 108 words
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    Miss Hart, a clerk in a United States sub post-office, recently bought a trunk at an auction sale of unclaimed luggage for L1. It contained bonds to the face ...

    Article : 130 words
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