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  2. THE STORYTELLER.

    The sun flashed over the lonely sea, which rolled in heaving, white-tipped cobalt swells to the horizon. The two castaways, perched like ungainly and very dejected ...

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  3. CHAPTER VIII.

    Mrs. Hamersley was highly indignant when she heard that the governess had taken what she called "French leave," and announced her intention of dismissing her ...

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  4. THE NATURALST.

    The common, white-backed magpie is, I fancy, easily the most erratic, in its habits, of all of our native birds. More particularly does this apply to its breeding ...

    Article : 1,261 words
  5. CHATTER IX.

    Sallie, however, had been lured into the Conservatory by James Dunsettle. This conservatory was a favourite hobby of Lady Ellen's. It was full of ...

    Article : 1,873 words
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