The Air Trust The Air Trust, by George Allan England The Project Gutenberg EBook of The Air Trust, by George Allan England This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it,knew nought of any cry, give it away or re-use it under [...]

-deer through a break in the mountains and joined the herdsmen of the second and higher multitude of feeding animals. There began to possess him a curious disinclination to hurry, and this aversion grew in a direct ratio with the thought which was becoming stronger in him with each mile and hour of his progress. [...]

when I come back for you?” They stood for an instant in the shadow of a shuttered shop and, leaping up at his question, she lifted warm red lips to his own–and the girl of seventeen and the boy of mature twenty kissed as ardently as lovers newly sworn to eternal devotion. “I do love [...]

escended the stairs that evening,hurrying down to meet them, in the gray frock and the diamond circlet, she smiled the little smile that meant pleased anticipation. Teddy was a dear boy, and he had grown older in the last day or two. After dinner she would play on her fiddle and–watch the dear boy. Then [...]

ment. But you may congratulate me now; for I find it very agreeable to HAVE a parish all to myself, with nobody to interfere with me–to thwart my plans or cripple my exertions: and besides, I have a respectable house in a rather pleasant neighbourhood, and three hundred pounds a year; and, in fact, I [...]

ly consolation was in thinking that, though he know it not, I was more worthy of his love than Rosalie Murray, charming and engaging as she was; for I could appreciate his excellence, which she could not: I would devote my life to the promotion of his happiness; she would destroy his happiness for the [...]

its way across to some point in the rear of the enemy line when you fired, and brought the poor little thing down in a quivering heap, I’m sure that’s it,” continued the other. “Yes. And so after all it’s turned out to be a lucky thing you chanced to see the bird coming along, [...]

Arch-street. ENTERED, ACCORDING TO ACT OF CONGRESS, IN THE YEAR 1855, BY FOWLER AND WELLS, IN THE CLERK’S OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. DAVIES AND ROBERTS, STEREOTYPERS, 201 William Street,outside the United States, New York. PREFACE. My interest in woman and our common humanity [...]

Air Service Boys Flying for Victory Air Service Boys Flying for Victory,the halt of twelve hours, by Charles Amory Beach This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg [...]

ded hydra of corruption in his own land. Now, like another Ulysses, on his homeward way he has come to us for a brief interval, after visiting many cities and discoursing on many themes. Nor must I omit to remind you that our guest, amid his engrossing duties of State, has not neglected the Muses. [...]