... OUR SHORT STORY. You’ll be ready at two, Toinette? Good-night, dear.” Toinette!” repeated Nell, when ho had disappeared. THE FIRST SNOW OF THE YEAR. Bt Kate M. Cleary. Oh, Grace, Nell, Agatha ! Look ! look Toint-Ue Avelan came dancing into the long d ...

... OUR SHORT STORY. THE FOOTBALL MATCH. “ RUGBY BULKS.” A STORY OF SCHOOL LIFE. Douglas Campbkll. “ More frost to-night, Charley, I'm afraid, said Jack Fraser, looking about him, he slowly crossed from the gymnasium the College. ‘Y»a, Jack, replied Charley ...

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... OUR SHORT STORY THE PRETTY MISS M.VDELLE. KATK M. CLEARY. .. h.- bribed -l.uu., v,, , . . . in lli« li»nd “I cfl-lo ' “la n.«idoil nnsont to the , bi|t. .flwrl. boy * ftdn.ir*tion. wll ii c\il stwßlitditobod 1 * »vy Iwtr. le«tiiren, » ll . »ml ...

... OUR SHORT STORY. A WOMAN’S INFLUENCE. EMMA GARRISON JONES, you've allowed yourself be bewitched by little siren, Miriam Tolbert, I’m told, 'Yin afraid I can't contradict the report,” said H compeni- and shrugged his «, Hers. They were having a charming ...

... OUR SHORT STORY. THE ROMANCE OF A GOLF BALL. (By a Local Author.) A stiff breeze was blowing over the Links from the north-east, and causing the few clouds which were floating overhead against background of blue sky to accelerate their movement. Two girls ...

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... NEW SHORT STORY. WHICH OF THE THREE? Bt FERGUS HUME. The popular Author The Mystery of a Hxusoro C*b,” “The Rainbow Feather,” “The Clock S'ruck One,” “ the Pawnshop,” “ Reconciliation,” &c., will give the First Half of a Fascinating Short Story, under ...

... PRODULUII, AND OTHER By Ronson Lowoo. Crown Bro, Ts W. of Ow kind of short story for wilt* 1.. long been famous.— Pan Nell Art eery clover stooks by an undoubtedly corer Whiteeni ...

... OUR SHORT STORY. ADVERTISING FOR A HUSBAND. Mins Amelia was smart a;»in*tpr of twenty*»Mght. w&a by prof* s ...