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... HP IIE Queen fetched while a wave ran up jarringly against some jut of the reef and hung there tvaist deep over her but she slid off and floated once more By Rex Beach A RATTLE of cart-wheels on the stony road apprised Mrs. Burke of her husband's arrival ...
... is designated an Imperial Conference, just another in the long line that started half a century ago with the Colonial Conference which sat under the presi dency of the Colonial Minister when the Dominions' Premiers came to town for Queen Victoria's Jubilee ...
... All might have been well if the queen, Timaea, had not happened to be so fascinating a woman. From the first moment their eyes met, these two had been irresistibly attracted to each other. It was inevitable that the queen, whose husband was much away on ...
... specimens were eagerly bought at high prices. A legion of black eunuchs was allotted to the service of these women, while the white eunuchs attended to many other services, but had no contact whatsoever with this feminine world. A sinister and low category of ...
... to get mine in Albemarle Street. You will be appointed a general in my army, Major, but the service uniform is quite simple and there is a very good military tailor in Mariestadt. I ought to warn you that, as a foreigner, you will be most unpopular, with ...
... saw the sudden and swift rise of an empire larger in extent than Europe. I saw that em pire ground under the iron heel of a military dictator, every vestige of liberty and justice swept away. I saw more than three- quarters of the population perish beneath ...
... of the century, at about the same time when Foh Wong paid off the twenty thousand dollar mortgage on his Pell Street house military governor of his native province. With every rise in the other's fortunes, Foh Wong's ambition grew. His hate, expressed by ...
... and some others. The success of the Coq d'Or justified the somewhat menial service it imposed upon its organisers. It was not easy for men technically untrained or purely military to maintain themselves in a post-war, competitive world of specialists. They ...
... Hustle IT was said in Lombard Street that Harold Granthorne was never flurried. The market could turn somersaults, kings and queens could climb on thrones or get off them as they chose, wars and plagues could break out, but Harold Granthorne preserved the ...