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TO-NIGHT. Another day and another sky. Now the blue Gulf waters were as leaden and dense as that one looks upon in a hard North Sea gale; and the heavens overhead were full of lurid grays which raced
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TO-NIGHT. Another day and another sky. Now the blue Gulf waters were as leaden and dense as that one looks upon in a hard North Sea gale; and the heavens overhead were full of lurid grays which raced
THE LUCKY MAN. No one ever accused Mr. Reginald Lossing of having brains; no one ever denied that he had a luck which w…
CLOSING STRANDS. Hamilton Fairfax came into the drawing-room of their newly bought house in Kent and kissed his wife, a…
A FLIGHT AND A RESTING-PLACE. Mr. Theodore Shelf had arranged for an exodus de luxe , and flattered himself that he wou…
DECISIONS. When Onslow arrived back at the Port Edes from Point Sebastian he found Captain Kettle sitting in the chart…
MR. SHELF’S LITTLE SURPRISE. Mr. Theodore Shelf had reached the end of his tether, and, like a shrewd business man, he …
THE CYCLONE. A shining-faced negro waiter came up in answer to the bell, and brought tumblers of tinkling ice and water…
AT POINT SEBASTIAN. Now the great rambling, wooden hotel in which Miss Elsie Kildare was staying under care of her frie…
SUBJECTS FOR MATRIMONY. Miss Kildare gave a shrug to her shoulders. “Yes,” she said, “I suppose it is a different me. I…
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