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... verse. The Old Allegiance, by Hubert Wales (John Long), a Jacobite story, is melodramatic, and sensational without being exciting. The occult turns up again in The Door of Darkness, by Maude Annesley (John Lane), and is treated in a lurid and melodramatic ...

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