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... SHORT STORY. RELEASED BY DEATH. It was the m In Wayne's « ing a letter. suggesting repi norning of February 19th, 1896. office, Johannesburg, a man sat read- A curious expression on his face, ugnauce and yet complete absorption, matter in hand to be of ...

... SHORT STORY. A DREACH OF PROMISE The crowded court-room echoed to the thunder o applause with which the “summing-up” of Judge Stevens in a most important breach of promise case was received. The injured lady was presented with the pretty little sum of ...

... SHORT STORY. ENTERTAINING A ROBBER The woman the of the rude cabin th*> foot >ui«gined the could see horseman the ro*J that ran along the A m esa. And when in corroboration the sounds horse’s hoofs broke the silence she involuntarily •leaped Iter hand-* ...

... SHORT STORY. THE CRUELTY OP LOVE. I.e. that toyed be, d net oats through his but by the way I ti rnn sub • hw. It wonderful, her, but thaw were •b tor was perfectly tadiflarest tint her M tiny trod . fat I. Mao. -d U. vim Mule Id man old he you doothy ...

... SHORT STORY THE IDOLATRY OF IMOGEN, Imogen was on her hands and knees, away with her pretty lips, coaxing the fire to end shewed up a white ladder of dust. ‘The spring sunshine poured the Ine plaid dressing-gown, lounging in an chair, with glass of whiskey ...

... SHORT STORY.. NIGHT MYSTERIES OF LONDON. w. not • well-rode terily. bet • bre ! frees re primles of • beristr m to misers it In thrie at In • Mets Km, new Genhed with Mt meet at autannal adenonnots, OD advoditioos Virginia With September silliessek It ...

... SHORT STORY. NUGGET CAMP'S HERO. -- The bridge over the ravine just east of Nugget was finished. Guy Iluyler, the young civil engineer having the work in charge, had left the camp with his men to build one at the other end of the railway, and trains had ...

... SHORT STORY. The evening was closing' in with seeming reluctance as Pp Statore WlXie firmly along from the City towards the west. His objective via, an unpretentious house in an unpretentious I suburb which knew One night each week Philip in a etam liUle ...

... SHORT STORY. SOLD HIS KISSES. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour were a very loving couple, who had married with very fair Trospecte; hut, lilts many others, their prospects had proved of will-o'-the-wisps, and their closet certainly contained an ugly skeleten in the ...

... SHORT STORY. HER MISSION. ...