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CONTENTS PREFACE TO 1850 EDITION PREFACE TO THE CHARLES DICKENS EDITION THE PERSONAL HISTORY AND EXPERIENCE OF DAVID COPPERFIELD THE YOUNGER CHAPTER 1. — I AM BORN CHAPTER 2. — I OBSERVE CHAPTER 3. — ...

CHAPTER XXI We had sad work with little Cathy that day: she rose in high glee, eager to join her cousin, and such passionate tears and lamentations followed the news of his departure that Edgar himsel...

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Chapter 1 When Shawn Bennett brought Mia Carter home, I was in the garden, sipping juice and scrolling through online videos mocking him. "Dear Young Master Gong, to express my admiration for you, onl...

§ 17 How the Sphere, having in vain tried words, resorted to deeds It was in vain. I brought my hardest right angle into violent collision with the Stranger, pressing on him with a force sufficient to...

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Chapter 4 Sitting in the taxi, clutching the red banknotes in my hand, I felt an unusual sense of security. Having money is truly great. I must work hard to earn money—preferably enough to buy that vi...

CHAPTER V What is art, if we put aside the conception of beauty, which confuses the whole matter? The latest and most comprehensible definitions of art, apart from the conception of beauty, are the fo...

FOOTBALL AT ITS BEST “Hot Off The Gridiron” Stories UNDER THE GOAL POSTS by EDDIE DOOLEY A rousing story of college football by a great player. By HAROLD M. SHERMAN ONE MINUTE TO PLAY There wasn’t roo...

Chapter LXIII. Fatality. S carcely had D’Artagnan uttered these words when a ringing and sudden noise was heard resounding through the felucca, which had now become dim in the obscurity of the night. ...

XXXIII LUKU. Oli kostea marraskuun ilta. Hevosten kavioitten kapsuessa kiiltäviin katuihin ajoi Dan Dyce, Bell ja Ailie mukanaan, Molyneux'n uudesta hienosta kodista hänen entisten unelmiensa temppeli...

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XXI LUKU. Liian verkkaan, aivan liian verkkaan kuluivat pitenevät päivät. Kate meni nukkumaan yhdeksältä lyhentääkseen niitä tunnin tahi pari, mutta minkä hän vähensi päivän loppupäästä, sen hän lisäs...

XI LUKU. Mutta Dycet eivät koskaan oikein tienneet, kuinka suuri ja vakava tehtävä oli heille uskottu William-veljensä tyttären hoivaamisessa, ennenkuin he näkivät sen eräänä maaliskuun iltana kahdent...

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This was the two hundred and sixth time Ling Wu had been caught sneaking into the mortal realm. And the person who caught her was, as always, her most annoying Sixth Senior Brother. If it had been any...

Chapter 3 When I had attained the age of seventeen my parents resolved that I should become a student at the university of Ingolstadt. I had hitherto attended the schools of Geneva, but my father thou...

CHAPTER 39. WICKFIELD AND HEEP My aunt, beginning, I imagine, to be made seriously uncomfortable by my prolonged dejection, made a pretence of being anxious that I should go to Dover, to see that all ...

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CHAPTER XV. DOVER CIRCUIT—GREAT CAMP-MEETINGS. It is now almost impossible to realize what great times we had at our early camp-meetings. They did much in breaking up the strongholds of the devil, and...

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CHAPTER XIX. FREEING THE VALLEY I believed that now, if ever, was the time when we might give John Butler’s curs such a drubbing they would be glad to follow their leader, and I also realized that if ...

CHAPTER XVIII. THE REFUGEES While I was walking here and there, scrutinizing carefully all the stockade to learn where, if any, were its weak points, Esther Hinchman came up, and it goes without sayin...

CHAPTER XVII. FORTY FORT There was to my mind something comical in the idea of circling around the enemy to get possession of their canoes, for it would seem as if we might thus appear to be playing w...

CHAPTER XVI. ELIAS SHENDLE’S PLAN Master Bartlett was not the only member of our party eager to learn the meaning of what we had seen. As for myself, I was far too bewildered to reply when Master Morl...

Chapter 1 "An abortion requires a family member's signature. The fetus is already over three months old, so a medical abortion isn't an option. Don't even think about secretly taking pills to end it—y...

CHAPTER XV. A FORTUNATE FIND It heartened me more than I can tell to know that Esther Hinchman had singled me out to say that which she did. If she had spoken to Giles as well as me, then would I have...

CHAPTER XIV. UNEXPECTED AID I was well-nigh powerless in the grasp of the brawny savage, and, although nearly suffocated, there came into my mind the question as to how long I could stand the strain w...

CHAPTER XIII. DEFENDING THE CAVE That which seemed to me at the moment most important was whether Giles’s shot had been a fatal one, or, if he had wounded that bloodhound, who, most like by accident, ...

CHAPTER XII. SAVING ELIAS Because Master Bartlett had said that sleep was the best medicine our wounded comrade could have, Giles March and I remained at a distance, but yet where it was possible to k...

CHAPTER XI. A COMRADE IN DISTRESS Because of the questions regarding the future, which had come into my mind, I gave no heed to the fact that Daniel had not finished his recital, since the story had b...

CHAPTER X. PLANS FOR THE FUTURE Daniel was not to be seen when we entered the cave, but Master Bartlett explained his absence by saying that he was out in search of game. That he had been at work indu...