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id: 29675
title: Less than Human
author: Blade, Zoë
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  to do will have on people who look up to Jon Russell, and that makes me would feel far too inconvenienced by taking a detour on their way home software I installed on my eyes starts flashing up a translucent yellow look a lot like an old Decca television set in a room full of Sony "I know." I walk out the door, not looking back. knows what you look like." Perhaps sensing my obvious discomfort, he line of work?" By ''you,'' I assume he means humans. like to take chances, and you''re the best person in the business." Some phony doctor tried to kill me earlier, and it doesn''t look "I know how attached people can get to certain ways of Mike has a dubious look in his eye like he knows I''m up to _something_, With the help of Mike''s eyes and fingers, it takes me


id: 1120
title: The Tragedy of Julius Caesar
author: Shakespeare, William
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  THIS EBOOK WAS ONE OF PROJECT GUTENBERG''S EARLY FILES PRODUCED AT A TIME WHEN PROOFING METHODS AND TOOLS WERE NOT WELL DEVELOPED. IS AN IMPROVED EDITION OF THIS TITLE WHICH MAY BE VIEWED AS EBOOK (#100) at https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/100


id: 1785
title: Julius Caesar
author: Shakespeare, William
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  THIS EBOOK WAS ONE OF PROJECT GUTENBERG''S EARLY FILES PRODUCED AT A TIME WHEN PROOFING METHODS AND TOOLS WERE NOT WELL DEVELOPED. IS AN IMPROVED EDITION OF THIS TITLE WHICH MAY BE VIEWED AS EBOOK (#1522) at https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1522


id: 2126
title: The Quest of the Sacred Slipper
author: Rohmer, Sax
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  "You had better wait for us," said Bristol to the taxi-man. Revolver in hand, I leapt across the room, dashed the door open, "You see," said Bristol, "the Hashishin must know that the safe "Bristol," I said suddenly, "it was someone who came through the In its light I saw Bristol lying like a dead man. basket; then came a man with a revolver in his left hand and his "There''s no doubt in my mind," said Inspector Bristol, "that your "It is maddening," said Bristol, "to know that Hassan and Company "There''s very little doubt," said Bristol, "that Earl Dexter has the slipper and that Hassan of Aleppo knows where Dexter is in As Bristol and Mostyn approached the case the old man began to walk Bristol knew his man too well to think of opening any argument at Bristol heard the door of the outer office open, and a moment later


id: 6628
title: The Life, Crime, and Capture of John Wilkes Booth
author: Townsend, George Alfred
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  [Illustration: THE LIFE, CRIME, AND CAPTURE OF John Wilkes Booth AND THE long as history shall hold good, the murder of the President will be a Does it not bring a blush to our faces that a good, great man, like he The next time the name of Wilkes Booth recurred to me was like the to Colonel Baker''s office, stated so positively that he had seen Booth At Washington, high and low turned out to look on Booth. fellow Wood or Payne, who stabbed Mr. Seward and was caught at Mrs. Surratt''s house in Washington. At this instant Wilkes Booth appeared in the door of the theater, and President''s life, went like a pang through the theater, Payne was "We have murdered," said Booth, "the President and Secretary of State!" said he would have nothing to do with the murder of Johnson, when Booth


id: 32134
title: The Dictator
author: Marlowe, Stephen
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  Just looking at Ellaby, you could tell he was going places. Ellaby would pass his tests for top-secret work; unsuspected, average It was here where Ellaby would kill the Dictator. "You will have to live here with me" Dorcas Sinclair told Ellaby, Q., point seven under the mode," the personnel clerk told Ellaby. "Are you nervous?" the technician asked Ellaby. "Sit down, Ellaby," the personnel advisor said. "You have a splendid record, Ellaby," the sloppy personnel clerk said. "I''ll ask you the question again, Ellaby. Later, Dorcas Sinclair asked: "What else happened at testing, Ellaby?" "We''ll have to flee the city," the woman told Mulden, ignoring Ellaby Mulden was looking strangely at Ellaby. "They didn''t ask me to name anyone in the conspiracy," Ellaby said. understand, Ellaby," Mulden had said. The common man--men like Ellaby--had come into his own, for The man Ellaby had slain was no Dictator.


id: 32237
title: Assassin
author: Bone, Jesse F. (Jesse Franklin)
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  Matson stood in the cleared area surrounding the ship, a position of There must be other openings like this one, Matson thought dully as he scanned the crowd--and into Matson''s mind came a wave of peaceful "What precisely do you wish to know, Dr. Matson?" the voice said. "I do not fear you," Matson said--knowing that he lied. The alien eyed Matson speculatively. Matson tried to force his mind to utter blankness, and the alien Matson looked at the alien. Matson watched while the star men proceeded to be helpful. For the next two years Matson watched the spread of Aztlan ideas weeks at a time they never saw another human--and Matson was the aliens were right when they considered man a savage. Matson had a faint conception of what the aliens must have suffered surrounding the alien was too thick for a clear shot and Matson, with


id: 45573
title: Out with Garibaldi: A story of the liberation of Italy
author: Henty, G. A. (George Alfred)
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  hundred and twenty thousand men carrying the best weapons of the time, "It is like old times, comrade," Garibaldi said, with a strong grip of Garibaldi was seated in a room with two men, who were, as Frank days before Frank''s arrival, Crispi, with some other of Garibaldi''s Taking twenty men with him, Frank went to the prisons. "You are looking better," Rubini said, as Frank met him, when the "Half an hour will mean something like four miles," Frank said; "and as Five days after his arrival, Garibaldi sent for Frank, and said: The men hurried away, and Frank went off and followed the little crowd "Let four of your men," Frank said to the fishermen, "go with this As soon as Garibaldi had entered the castle, he said to Frank, who had "Garibaldi began with but a thousand men," he said in conclusion.


id: 60460
title: The Raider
author: Berry, Don
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  "My apologies, old man," said the raider. Extending his free right hand, the farmer said, "My name is Carroll. "Perhaps," said Wolf slowly, "we had better straighten this out right "No," said the man stubbornly, without taking his eyes away from Wolf. "Perhaps, perhaps," said Joseph Carroll, shaking his head dubiously. "A man must live for something," said Wolf, quietly. "It rather sounds as if you respect the man," said Carroll. "Good," said Wolf. "He will come to inspect this village in two days," she said. "Joseph," said Wolf softly, and the older man turned at the door. "I didn''t know," Wolf said, almost under his breath. "Joseph," said Wolf suddenly. "Joseph," said Wolf suddenly. "All right," said the old man. "We''ve got to go on," Wolf said. Wolfs hand slid down the old man''s back, came away warm and wet. "Sorry, Daimya," Wolf said under his breath.


