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id: 10871
author: Jacobs, W. W. (William Wymark)
title: At Sunwich Port, Part 1. Contents: Chapters 1-5
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  In reply Miss Nugent sheltered herself behind a list which contained the names of all the young gentlemen who attended her kindergarten class and many of the young ladies, and again inquired as to the fate of her assailant. Miss Nugent walked into the sitting-room, and listening in a perfunctory fashion to a shipmaster's platitude on kitchen-company, took a seat on his knee and kissed his ear. CHAPTER II The downfall of Captain Nugent was for some time a welcome subject of conversation in marine circles at Sunwich.


id: 10873
author: Jacobs, W. W. (William Wymark)
title: At Sunwich Port, Part 3. Contents: Chapters 11-15
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  Urged on by his friends Mr. Nugent at last consented, and, in a reply to his father, agreed to meet him at the house of Mr. Wilks on Thursday evening. Mr. Nugent regarded the litter of bed-clothes as though hoping that they would throw a little light on the affair, and then shot a puzzled glance at Mr. Wilks.


id: 10874
author: Jacobs, W. W. (William Wymark)
title: At Sunwich Port, Part 4. Contents: Chapters 16-20
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  Are you going my way? Mr. Wilks smiled, and detaching himself from the tavern with some difficulty just saved Mr. Silk from a terrible fall by clutching him forcibly round the neck. Profiting by her absence, Mr. Hardy leaned towards Miss Nugent, and in a low voice expressed his sorrow at the mishap to her father and his firm conviction that everything that could be thought of for that unfortunate mariner's comfort would be done.


id: 10875
author: Jacobs, W. W. (William Wymark)
title: At Sunwich Port, Part 5. Contents: Chapters 21-25
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  Do you mean, said Mr. Silk, recovering his voice at last, do you mean that Amelia would marry me after all? Do I mean? repeated Mr. Kybird, naturally indignant that his very plain speaking should be deemed capable of any misconstruction. Am I speaking to a stock or a stone, Teddy? Mr. Silk took a deep breath, and buttoned up his coat, as though preparing to meet Mr. Nugent there and then in deadly encounter for the person of Miss Kybird.


id: 10872
author: Jacobs, W. W. (William Wymark)
title: At Sunwich Port, Part 2. Contents: Chapters 6-10
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  Mr. Nugent thanked him, and after making a tea which caused Mr. Kybird to congratulate himself upon the fact that he hadn't offered to board him, sat regaling Mrs. Kybird and daughter with a recital of his adventures in Australia, receiving in return a full and true account of Sunwich and its people up to date. It's a bit rough on Teddy, isn't it? inquired Mr. Nugent, anxiously; besides-- Don't you worry about 'im, said Mr. Kybird, affectionately.


id: 15550
author: Smith, Mabell S. C. (Mabell Shippie Clarke)
title: Ethel Morton at Rose House
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  Hunger, replied Mr. Emerson, and he and Ethel Brown went down stairs at once in search of food, while Mrs. Emerson and Ethel Blue managed to undress their patient and put her into a fresh nightdress and bathe her face and hands. Had we better tell Mrs. Schuler about the embroidery class plan? asked Dorothy. Run up to Rose House now and explain it to her and ask her to talk to the women about it while you are gone, and then when you get back she'll have it all ready to start, Mr. Emerson suggested.


id: 34929
author: Vandercook, Margaret
title: The Ranch Girls in Europe
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  Something or other Jack called after her. It would be like old Jack to get some such absurd fancy as that into her head.


id: 40449
author: Marsh, Richard
title: The Woman with One Hand, and Mr. Ely's Engagement
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  Oh, it's easy to throw about oneself the cloak of womanhood, and to claim that the privilege of sex exonerates from blame, but I should like to know, if this is to be the fate of the coming generation of young women, what will our future mothers be? Imitating Mr. Ely, Mr. Ash also thrust his thumbs into his waistcoat armholes. That was not exactly what Mr. Ely had said but no matter.


id: 21635
author: Hueston, Ethel
title: Prudence Says So
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  When the superintendent read, Recitation--Miss Carol Starr, the applause was enthusiastic, for Carol was a prime favorite in church and school and town. [Illustration: We enclose our check for forty-five dollars] We have something to read to you, said Carol beaming paternally at Connie.


id: 39594
author: Johnston, Annie F. (Annie Fellows)
title: The Little Colonel's Knight Comes Riding
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  From his arm chair on the white pillared porch, old Colonel Lloyd reached out to the wicker table beside him for his field-glass, to focus it on the distant entrance gate. It grated on him also to hear Lloyd saying, Si, seÃ±or and gracias when she addressed Harcourt, and grated still more for Harcourt to turn to her as he did continually with some aside in Spanish.


id: 18413
author: Hueston, Ethel
title: Prudence of the Parsonage
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  Keep Prudence quiet a few days,--that's all. Oh, I am sure Miss Prudence will give me a pencil and paper, and I'll copy them in the book as soon as ever I get home.


