The Storyteller. the Wreck of a Throne. Book Ii—the Hand-writing on the Wall. Chapter X.
BELSHAZAR'S HALL AT THE GHEZSIREH PALACE.—AN INSULTED DUCHESS!—"THAT MAKES YOU A GENTLE—MAN!"—STEPHANIE'S WARNING.—…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1898
203 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 8 of 11
The Storyteller. the Wreck of the Throne. Book Ii—the Hand-wariting on the Wall. Chapter X.
BELSMAZRAR'S BALL AT THE GHEZIREH PALACE.—AN INSULTED DUCHESS!—"THAT MAKES YOU A GENTLEMAN!—STEPHANIE'S WARNING.—…
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PALACE.—AN INSULTED DUCHES!—"THAT MAKES YOU A GENTLE-MAN!'—STEPHANIE'S WARNING.—THE COUNT'S FALSE STROKE!—…
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BELSHAZZAR'S BALL AT THE GHEZIREH PALACE.—AN INSULTED DUCHESS!—"THAT MAKES YOU A GENTLEMAN!"—STEPHANIE'S WARNING.—…
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BELSHAZZAR'S BALL AT THE GHEZIREH PLACE.—AN ISSULTED DUCHESS—"THAT MAKES YOU A GENTLEMAN '—STEPHANIE'S WARRING.—…
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WITH GORDON IN THE SHOUBRAH PALACE.—A VAIN AND EMPTY SHOW —GORDON's ULTIMATUM—ABDALLAH's BROTHER—THE SECRET…
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"There's Gordon, now!" cried Grosvenor, as they walked back to the palace. "It is a terrible time. Cairo is racked with the financial strain of the…
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The following notice was posted today at the Merchants' Exchange :— "Galatea, seven days out from Hamburg to Sydney, stranded in the North Sea;…
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â Ah ! here he comes,â as the door admit a beautiful child of about five years of age. The soft golden cutis were tumbled, and the sweet face flushed by sleep…
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WITH GORDON IN THE SHOUBRAH PALACE.—A VAIN AND EMPTY SHOW —GORDON'S ULTIMATUM.—ABDALLAH'S BROTHER.—THE SECRET…
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WITH GORDON IN THE SHOUBRAH PALAGE.—A VAIN AND EMPTY SHOW—GORDON'S ULTIMATUM.—ABDALLAH'S BROTHER.—THE SECRET…
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Later information has been received from Bombay that the mail steamer Ganges has been completely destroyed by the fire which caused the beaching of the…
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"There sits Hassan," said the Duchess, her eyes sparkling. "I know not what he did tell Gordon last night. I do know what he could tell him. He…
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Ismail met Gordon's steady eye and then he thrust the paper in the young man's hand,—without a word. He turned his back upon Gryffyth, saying carelessly to…
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"It seems that Egypt is doomed. No one has ever built up a secure empire from this frowning Citadel, and,—who can hope to be greater than Saladin, wiser…
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Rear-Admiral Sampson has reported to the Washington authorities that the Cristobal Colon has been driven ashore and has surrendered…
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THE INSPECTION TOUR.—ON THE NILE,—NUBAR PASHA OVERTHROW.—RATIB PASHA'S PROPOSAL…
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I have the ivory trade contracts, too, to supervise, for I must try and make Equatoria support itself. Now! I will have a few last necessary conferences…
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And, that very night, the smug Cherif Pasha was gratefully intrusted with the government as Prime Minister, Nubar had fallen, Gordon was outwitted !—…
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They all gathered under the stern awning while Zacharias told strange stories of Djinn and Afrite, of the vanished kings of Antacopolis,—Chemnis,…
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