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• A Beautiful Alien
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• On the deck of an ocean steamer, homeward bound from Europe, a man and girl were walking to and fro. Their long march of monotonous regularity had las ..more

• A Black Adonis
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• I do not know how better to use the space that the printer always leaves me in this part of the book than to redeem the promise I made at the end of m ..more

• Across the Stream
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• Certain scenes, certain pictures of his very early years of childhood, stood out for Archie, when he came to the mature age of eight or nine, above th ..more

• Affinities And Other Stories
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• SOMEBODY ought to know the truth about the Devil’s Island affair and I am going to tell it. The truth is generally either better or worse than t ..more

• Aladdin of London
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• The orator was not eloquent; but he had told a human story and all listened with respect. When he paused and looked upward it seemed to many that a li ..more

• Alex the Great
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• Girls, listen--if friend hubby comes home to-night and while hurlin' the cat off his favorite chair, remarks that he's got a scheme to make gold out o ..more

• Alice Or The Mysteries
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• "Thee, hid the bowering vales amidst, I call." --EURIPIDES: Hel. I. 1116. Who art thou, fair one, who usurp'st the place Of Blanch, the lady of the m ..more

• All For Love .
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• The death of Antony and Cleopatra is a subject which has been treated by the greatest wits of our nation, after Shakespeare; and by all so variously, ..more

• Alton of Somasco
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• It was snowing slowly and persistently, as it had done all day, when Henry Alton of Somasco ranch stood struggling with a half-tamed Cayuse pony in a ..more

• Amarilly of Clothes-line Alley
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• The tiny, trivial touch of Destiny that caused the turn in Amarilly’s fate-tide came one morning when, in her capacity as assistant to the scrub ..more

• An Ambitious Man
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• Preston Cheney turned as he ran down the steps of a handsome house on "The Boulevard," waving a second adieu to a young woman framed between the lace ..more

• Bab A Sub Deb
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• The Sub-Deb: A Theme Written And Submitted In Literature Class By Barbara Putnam Archibald, 1917. DEFINITION OF A THEME: A theme is a piece of writi ..more

• The After The Storm
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• NO June day ever opened with a fairer promise. Not a single cloud flecked the sky, and the sun coursed onward through the azure sea until past meridia ..more

• The Ailsa Paige
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• Among the fifty-eight regiments of Zouaves and the seven regiments of Lancers enlisted in the service of the United States between 1861 and 1865 it wi ..more

• The Anne of Avonlea
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• A tall, slim girl, "half-past sixteen," with serious gray eyes and hair which her friends called auburn, had sat down on the broad red sandstone doors ..more

• The Anne of the Island
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• "Harvest is ended and summer is gone," quoted Anne Shirley, gazing across the shorn fields dreamily. She and Diana Barry had been picking apples in th ..more

• The Ann Veronica
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• One Wednesday afternoon in late September, Ann Veronica Stanley came down from London in a state of solemn excitement and quite resolved to have thing ..more

• The Anything Once
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• The white dust, which lay thick upon the wide road between rolling fields of ripened grain, rose in little spirals from beneath the heavy feet of the ..more

• The Atlantida
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• Sunday, the sixth of June, 1903, broke the monotony of the life that we were leading at the Post of Hassi-Inifel by two events of unequal importance, ..more

• The Bicycle of Cathay
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• It was a beautiful summer morning when slowly I wheeled my way along the principal street of the village of Walford. A little valise was strapped in f ..more