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id: 59668
title: Harper''s Young People, 1882 Index An Illustrated Weekly
author: Various
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  Apple, Little Girl with a big--"Too bad," 832. Base-Ball at the Polo Grounds, New York City, 524. Family at Dinner, 249; Art Decoration, 336; Pussy''s Music Lesson, 448; Windows, New York City, 141; The little Dolls'' Dressmaker, 188, 204, like a Bite, 720; "A little too much Fish," 736; "The Three walked away Spring brought to little lame Elsie, 340; Lady''s-Slipper--Young Plant GIRL, THEIR--"No, sir; I''m goin'' to buy you a new Dress," 776; The Boys Lacrosse, A Game of, at the Polo Ground, New York City, 25. "St. Mary''s," The Boys of the, listening to the Story of their old Nicolo, the little Italian Boy, 52. Nicolo, the little Italian Boy, 52. DOGS:--The Story of a little Dog''s Tail, 166; Bran''s Conscience, 251; GAMES, TRICKS, ETC.:--Balancing a Cork--Hunting (City in New Puzzle, 752; A good Shooter, 784; The magic Sack, 794; The Game of Good-morning, little Bird, 494.


id: 35807
title: Non-combatants and Others
author: Macaulay, Rose
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  Alix, sitting in the window seat, said, ''Aunt Eleanor, I think I''m too Mrs. Frampton said, ''To think of them behaving like that, after all ''That''s like some of Doye''s things,'' said one of the young men, and the ''Look here, it''s time we found those two people,'' said Alix, sitting up. ''Funny things he stands for,'' Alix commented, still thinking of Mr. West. ''Poor things, I''m sure one can''t but be sorry for them,'' said Mrs. Frampton. ''I wonder if many people are like these,'' thought Alix, speculating. hadn''t made that idiotic remark about men and girls; wished Mrs. Frampton hadn''t talked of proper women; wished Kate hadn''t said ''But she ''By the way, Kate,'' said Alix suddenly, giving Mrs. Frampton Kate''s ''A little custard, love?'' Mrs. Frampton said to Alix. Mrs. Frampton said to Alix, ''You do look low, dear. ''There seems no way out,'' said Alix, and looked, as she changed her


id: 38575
title: Strange Stories
author: Allen, Grant
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  said: "I shall break my heart over it, Ethel, but it is a gate opened." a great thing," he said, with a shake of his head, as he saw the West "Of course it will, dear," said Ethel; "you know, things come to you so "Come out into the conservatory, Harry," said Arthur to his friend. Harry Freeling looked at his friend for the first time a little "Never mind Lord Chesterfield," said Effie, smiling, "but let us come she''s a good girl, and if she suits me.'' I''d rather have a man like Mr. Vardon than any of the men we ever meet in London." to allow a young girl like Gladys to throw herself away on a man in post, and I think I ought to let you know it now." Poor little Lady he said again, ''Look here, you know, this isn''t good. _"Poor little thing," said my strong-minded friend compassionately.


id: 4231
title: The Malady of the Century
author: Nordau, Max Simon
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  tall, good-looking young man, with fair hair, laughing blue eyes, and a When Wilhelm was four years old there came a little sister, a bright, "Fraulein Ellrich has just said the same thing," answered Wilhelm, "Have you come too to say good-by?" cried Loulou, going to meet Wilhelm. a prolonged clasp of the hand, and a look from Wilhelm''s troubled eyes "You are right," said Wilhelm, "and our actions in cases like this are Dr. Schrotter wished to see the spectacle, so Wilhelm asked his new friend Wilhelm thought over this new point of view, but Schrotter went on: As Wilhelm did not immediately answer, Paul said, seizing his hand: put Schrotter on his right hand, and Wilhelm and Paul on his left; near Paul looked at Wilhelm and Schrotter, but as they were silent he said All the time he was speaking he looked Wilhelm straight in the eyes.


id: 79
title: Terminal Compromise
author: Schwartau, Winn
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  Now as a New York City Times reporter, Mason understands both the good and the evil of technology and discovers Within 2 minutes of the time Miles Foster announced his resignations as a communications expert with the National Security In only seven years as a reporter Scott Mason had developed quite a reputation for himself, and for the New York City Scott''s credentials as a reporter for the New York City Times got him past the secretary "By the way," Scott said to Tyrone. "You think the NYPD would know what to look for?" Scott said "The New York City Times," Duncan said, confident that Scott "Scott, what is going on here?" Higgins asked but Doug wanted to "Let me ask you," Scott said to the group. "Let me ask you," Scott said to the group. "This doesn''t sound like the Spook I know," Scott said after "Scott''s going after Homosoto," said Tyrone.


