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  • Ann Boyd: A Novel

    by William Nathaniel Harben ...
    Ann Boyd Stood at the open door of her corn-house, a square, one-storied hut made of the trunks of young pine-trees, the bark of which, being worm-eaten, was crumbling from the smooth hard-wood. She had a tin pail on her arm, and was selecting "nubbins" for her cow from the great heap of husked corn which, like a mound of golden nuggets, lay within. The strong-jawed animal could crunch the dwarfed ... Read more

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  • Pole Baker: A Novel

    by William Nathaniel Harben ...
    THE planter alighted from the dusty-little train under the crumbling brick car-shed at Darley, and, turning his heavy hand-luggage over to the negro porter, he walked across the grass to the steps of the Johnston House. Here he was met by Jim Thornton, the dapper young clerk, who always had a curled mustache and oiled hair smoothed flatly down over his brow. “Oh, here you are, right side up, ... Read more

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  • The Land of the Changing Sun

    by William Nathaniel Harben ...
    The balloon seemed scarcely to move, though it was slowly sinking toward the ocean of white clouds which hung between it and the earth. The two inmates of the car were insensible; their faces were bloodless, their cheeks sunken. They were both young and handsome. Harry Johnston, an American, was as dark and sallow as a Spaniard. Charles Thorndyke, an English gentleman, had yellow hair and mustache ... Read more

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  • The Cottage of Delight: A Novel

    by William Nathaniel Harben ...
    John Trott waked that morning at five o'clock. Whether it was due to the mere habit of a working-man or the blowing of the hoarse and mellow whistle at the great cotton-mills beyond the low, undulating hills half a mile away he did not know, but for several years the whistle had been his summons from a state of dead slumber to a day of toil. The morning was cloudy and dark, so he lighted a dingy ... Read more

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  • Westerfelt

    by William Nathaniel Harben ...
    They had had a quilting at the house of the two sisters that day. Six or seven women of the neighborhood, of middle age or older, had been in to sew on the glaring, varicolored square. All day long they had thrust their needles up and down and gossiped in their slow, insinuating way, pausing only at noon to move their chairs to the dinner-table, where they sat with the same set curves to their ... Read more

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  • The Redemption of Kenneth Galt

    by William Nathaniel Harben ...
    YOUNG Doctor Dearing sat in the little church at an open window through which he had a partial view of that portion of old Stafford which stretched out desultorily toward the east. Immediately in front was a common fairly well covered with grass and weeds, except at the pawed and beaten spot where the public hitched its riding-horses, and beyond stood rows of old-fashioned residences of brick and ... Read more

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  • The Land of the Changing Sun

    by William Nathaniel Harben ...
    The balloon seemed scarcely to move, though it was slowly sinking toward the ocean of white clouds which hung between it and the earth. ... Read more

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  • Traits of American Humour (Vol. 1-3) (Annotated)

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  • Westerfelt

    by William N. Harben ...
    Brimming with charm, local color, and blossoming passion, this romance from esteemed author William N. Harben hearkens back to a simpler era. Sally Dawson and John Westerfelt are made for each other, but shyness, pride and outside circumstances keep forcing them apart. Will these lovebirds ever find their happily ever after? ... Read more

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  • Mr. Scraggs

    by Henry Wallace Phillips ...
    The story revolves around the character Mr. Scraggs and his misadventures in the business world. It humorously depicts his attempts to navigate various business ventures, often ending in amusing or ridiculous situations due to his lack of expertise or his comically flawed approaches to entrepreneurship.Phillips' novel "Mr. Scraggs" offers a satirical commentary on the business and social milieu of ... Read more

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  • From the Land of the Snow-Pearls: Tales from Puget Sound

    by Ella Higginson ...
    Demaris opened the gate and walked up the narrow path. There was a low hedge of pink and purple candytuft on each side. Inside the hedges were little beds of homely flowers in the shapes of hearts, diamonds and Maltese crosses. Mrs. Eaton was stooping over a rosebush, but she arose when she heard the click of the gate. She stood looking at Demaris, with her arms hanging stiffly at her sides. “Oh,” ... Read more

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