The Storyteller. an Original Belle. a Tale of the American War Chapter I.
She had only time to say, sotto voce, Girls don't tell everything,' when the maid announced, from the door, ' Mr. Strahan.'…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1893
171 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 9 of 9
The Storyteller. an Original Belle. a Tale of the American War. Chapter I.
Arrah, noo, will ye niver be sinsible? Here I'm offerin ye me heart, me loife. I'd be gald to wourk for ye and kape ye loike a laddy. I'd thrue to ye ivery…
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M. Lockroy declares that the French navy is badly organised, and that Cherbourgh would be unable to offer any defence in the event of war, while Corsica would have to yield immediately if…
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Major Forbes has had repeated encounters with the Matabeles, defeating them each time…
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At last in her restlessness and perplexity she decided to spend a day or two with her father in their city home, where he was camping out, as he termed it. She took a train…
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Mr. Vosburgh was of German descent. In his daily life he had become Americanised and was as practical in his methods as the shred people with whom he dealt, and whom…
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She knew little of the thoughts that peopled his brain, of the motives and principles that controlled his existence, giving it individuality, and even less with the resulting…
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The French naval office at Paris has demanded a list of private houses and factories occupied by foreigners along the sea coast in order to prevent espionage…
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'Perhaps you are taking the right course ; I think you are. Perhaps I prove what a child I am still, because I feel that I should like to have you treat me more as you did when I was…
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Mr. Cecil Rhodes, Premier of Cape Colony, has expressed a fear that the report of the entrapping of Captain Wilson's force by the Matabele is correct, and that…
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'Yes, certainly. Since you wish to be treated like a woman and not a child—since you wish me to show my real life—you shall know the truth. I am controlled by the…
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