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They Call Me Carpenter by Upton Sinclair
The beginning of this strange adventure was my going to see a motion picture which had been made in Germany. It was three years after the end of the war, and you'd have thought that the people of Western City would have got over their war-phobias.

The Brass Check by Upton Sinclair
He had been brought up in the traditions of the old South, to which the two most important things in the world were good cooking and good manners.

The Journal of Arthur Stirling
Arthur Stirling was in appearance a tall, dark-haired boy--he was really only a boy--with a singularly beautiful face, and a strange wistful expression of the eyes that I think will haunt me as long as I live.

Love's Pilgrimage
It was in a little woodland glen, with a streamlet tumbling through it. She sat with her back to a snowy birch-tree, gazing into the eddies of a pool below; and he lay beside her, upon the soft, mossy ground

The Moneychangers
"Ollie's been telling everybody about her," said Reggie. "It sounds really wonderful. But I fear he must have exaggerated."

King Midas
It was that time of year when all the world belongs to poets, for their harvest of joy; when those who seek the country not for beauty, but for coolness, have as yet thought nothing about it

King Coal
The town of Pedro stood on the edge of the mountain country; a straggling assemblage of stores and saloons from which a number of branch railroads ran up into the canyons, feeding the coal-camps.

The Second-Story Man a play.
I should think it would be hard on the nerves. [After another pause.] Is there no honest way you can earn a living?

The Jungle
There had been a crowd following all the way, owing to the exuberance of Marija Berczynskas. The occasion rested heavily upon Marija's broad shoulders -- it was her task to see that all things went in due form

The Metropolis
There were groups of men in faded uniforms standing about in the corridors. General Prentice bowed here and there as they retired and took the elevator to the reception-rooms

Sylvia's Marriage
but it was written in the book of fate that I should be a decisive factor in her life, and so her story pre-supposes mine.

Samuel the Seeker
Just what he was to seek, and just how he was to seek it, were matters of uncertainty--they were part of the search. Old Ephraim could not tell him very much about it

Prince Hagen a play

The Profits of Religion
The perspiration streams from their foreheads, they show every symptom of distress; the eyes of all are fixed, not upon each other, nor upon their boot-straps, but upon the sky above.

The Story of a Patriot
Now and then it occurs to one to reflect upon what slender threads of accident depend the most important circumstances of his life; to look back and shudder

The Naturewoman a play.

Jimmie Higgins
That it should be possible for anyone to wish to see a movie idol leaping into second-story windows, or being pulled from beneath flying express trains, on this day of destiny, this greatest crisis in history!

Damaged Goods
It was four o'clock in the morning when George Dupont closed the door and came down the steps to the street. The first faint streaks of dawn were in the sky, and he noticed this with annoyance, because he knew that his hair was in disarray and his while aspect disorderly; yet he dared not take a cab

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