| Victor Appleton - Fiction - 213 pages
There was a puffing as of labored breath, a shuffling of feet in the hallway, a banging and clattering sound, and then a voice cried: “Where you have ’um, Master?” Ned Newton ... | |
| Victor Appleton - Fiction - 213 pages
Entering Tom Swift’s private laboratory from a room farther down the hall, Ned Newton, who seemed somewhat out of breath, glanced at the young inventor and asked: “Do you seem ... | |
| Harold Calin - Fiction - 35 pages
A collection of folktales from different regions of the United States. | |
| John Collis Snaith - Fiction - 1896 - 493 pages
It had been raining all day in London. The beating of water, cold, monotonous and heavy upon the streets, had now acquired mystery from the darkness of a November night. The ... | |
| John Collis Snaith - Fiction - 1896 - 375 pages
A slight, pretty girl, in a corner seat of the boat express, was looking out of the window. To her everything was new and odd and a face curiously expressive was quick to ... | |
| Charles Montgomery Skinner - Fiction - 2004 - 578 pages
It is unthinkingly said and often, that America is not old enough to have developed a legendary era, for such an era grows backward as a nation grows forward. No little of the ... | |
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