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Chapter II — The Luggage of an Optimist Chapter III — The Banner of Beacon Chapter IV — The Garden of the God Chapter V — The Allegorical P…
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And he again attempted the coronation of Warner, who, however, moved away with great abruptness from the hovering diadem; not seeming, stra…
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In the dim garden below the buzz of talk was suddenly broken by Miss Hunt’s musical instrument banging with the abruptness of artillery int…
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“You are busy,” said Arthur, oddly embarrassed with what he had seen, and wishing to ignore it. “There’s no time for dreaming in this world…
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Though this startling scene hung but an instant in stillness, Inglewood had time to feel once more what he had felt when he saw the other l…
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He was still lounging in the same absurd attitude, with his elbow on the grate, but his voice had altered abruptly for the third time; just…
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“Who is there?” shouted Arthur. “Who are you? Are you Innocent?” “Not quite,” answered an obscure voice among the leaves. “I cheated you on…
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“Dear Sir,—The following is a very exact and even vivid account of the incident as it really happened at Brakespeare College. We, the under…
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“‘You can scarcely be called a skeleton,’ said Dr. Eames, smiling. “‘That comes of being so much at the feast,’ answered the massive youth.…
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“I should like to claim the power permitted by our previous arrangement, and ask the prosecution two or three questions.” Dr. Cyrus Pym clo…
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“There was something in him of what the old world called the solemnity of revels—when they spoke of ‘solemnizing’ a mere masquerade or wedd…
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“Yet when he reached me, after so abrupt an assertion of his aim, he could only say rather dubiously in French that he wanted a house. “‘Th…
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“Do you mean to say,” asked Inglewood, “that you still doubt the evidence of exculpation we have brought forward?” “Yes, I do still doubt i…
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‘O vivid, inviolate head, Ringed—’ But I think that a wide study of the worst modern poets will enable us to guess that ‘ringed with a glor…