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... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS CHRISTMAS NUMBER, 1886. 22 Look here, Slinn,” he said, with a sudden decisiveness, “my pay-roll of the men around here don’t run short of a hundred and fifty dollars a day, and yet I couldn’t get a hand to help me ...

... grasp; Across the threshold, see, she hurries past, For loving arms to fold her in their clasp. HOME! THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS CHRISTMAS NUMBER, 1886.- 31 But who comes lorth to meet that open hand ? mother—father—brother, to embrace ? ...

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... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS SUMMER NUMBER, 1886. t-'rritorial and aristocratic sentiment were too powerful within him: to whether the proposal and its consequences were cross to be carried or a temptation to be shunned. If it had not been for the crime ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Nov. 20, 1886 ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS SUMMER NUMBER, 1886, No ” said Douglas. ‘‘No,” said his Lordship. That is your forte, you know,” said Douglas. What is fortet” demanded his Lordship, aggressively. Not knowing things,” said Douglas. That was always your strong ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS SUMMER NUMBER, 1886, Read that,” lip said, with a face and voice expressive of 'thing like desperation. The Major leaned back in his chair, threw one leg over the other, and read, munnuringly“ Sir, —I informed that a very horrible ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Sept. 4, 1886 ...

... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS SUMMER NUMBER, 1886. domestics who lingered te await the arrival of the doctor. His presence was naturally associated in their minds with their master’s sudden illness, but nobody dared question him. He returned to the hotel ...