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... the situation. He had only to write clever story and he could quickly dispose of it. He had written good many stories in his short day. Now he wished to write another. The pity of it was that had no story to tell—absolutely nothing. He had been through ...
... GOOD STORIES. 'RIGHT STORIES. ...
... would keep on, story following story in unending succession, stories supported to be new and storiee unmistakably old, until the poor wretch who had been forced to listen, nought refuge from his tormentor in cowardly flight. I hated this story-telling habit ...
... ♦ STORY Of There was an extraordinary contrast between the play of the Australians before lunch and ►fter, for in the Ant hour no fewer than 84 runs were registered on the indicator. .but after that point the rate of progress was much slower. The first ...
... STORIES. ...
... STORIES OF THE DAY. Narratives related by public men and women are given below. Often they consist of stoWes told by celebrities about themselves, sometimes told by them about other people. All are derived from the news of the day. ...
... STORY, ...
... STORIES OF THE DAY. Narratives related by public men and women are given below. Often they consist of stories told by celebrities about themselves, sometimes told by them about other people. All are derived from the news of the day. MR. PALMER NEWROULD ...
... Harold, the Great High Favourite. These two young men wcrship Stella and find their greatest delight in weaving stories for her benefit—stories which Stella accepts as sober fact. Thus, for instance, John Riscs, has invented a wonderful romance of a marvellous ...
... STORIES OF THE r DAY. Marra:tees related by pubes men and are given below. Often tbey midst o 1 Muriel told by about themeless, sometimes told by them about other peeps. £ll are derived the awe of the day. LADY NORMAN'S Whilst referring •t a Liberal ...
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... STORIES. OPERATIONS OF THE NEW ACT. The report of Mr. John Smith, the Inspector-General in Companies’ Liquidation, for the year ending December, 1902, which was issued this week, presents many poinis of interest for the investing public. The burden of ...