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id: 3736
author: Churchill, Winston
title: A Far Country — Volume 1
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  With the exception of Mr. Ogilvy, who belonged to one of our old families, and Mr. Watling, a lawyer who had married the youngest of Gene Hollister's aunts, the visitors entered stealthily, after the manner of burglars; some of these were heavy-jowled, and all had an air of mystery that raised my curiosity and excitement to the highest pitch. We were sitting in the drawing-room at tea, when they entered with Mr. Watling, and no sooner had he spoken to Mrs. Kyme than his quick eye singled me out of the group.


id: 3737
author: Churchill, Winston
title: A Far Country — Volume 2
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  Lafe Giddings, went so far as to say that he hoped before long to see Mr. Watling in Washington. Upon my word, I can't see why you should accept a rumour running around the lobbies that Mr. Watling drafted this bill for a particular purpose.


id: 3738
author: Churchill, Winston
title: A Far Country — Volume 3
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  He did exactly what he chose, and compelled other men to do it. Certain stationers, booksellers and other business men had got cold feet, as Mr. Jason put it, the prospect of bankruptcy suddenly looming ahead of them,--since the Corn National Bank held certain paper....


id: 3621
author: Manners, J. Hartley
title: Peg O' My Heart
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  While the ship ploughed her way toward England with little Peg on board, the man whom she was crossing the Atlantic to meet died quietly one morning with no one near him. When the good Lord calls me to Himself it's little enough I'll have to lave little Peg.


