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Worth While
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The One who Looked on
A chapter of family history told by a motherly Irish aunt.
At the Cross-roads
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False Coin Or True?
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The Burning Torch
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The One Who Looked On
Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: on you, if you promise to be good now. I am sure he'll be sorry that your arm is hurt; does it ache much ?' ' Yes; but I don't want none of his sorrows, ' said Charlie, sitting bolt upright, and speaking with more force than grammar. Sir Charles did not come in till nearly eleven. Charlie was safely in bed at last, and I had a book open on my lap. ' I don't know when I've seen a funnier sight than Susie trying to understand a French novel with the aid of a dictionary, ' Lady Bargreave said, with the rippling lau...
The One Who Looked on
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At the Cross-Roads
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