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20212026-08-01 06:19Persuasionby Jane Austen(1818)ContentsCHAPTER I.CHAPTER II.CHAPTER III.CHAPTER IV.CHAPTER V.CHAPTER ...Continue reading -
10842026-08-01 06:05ROWDY OF THE “CROSS L.” By B.M. Sinclair (AKA B. M. Bower) Contents CHAPTER 1. Lost in ...Continue reading -
5032026-08-01 05:45There are several editions of this ebook in the Project Gutenberg collection. Various characteristic ...Continue reading -
11402026-08-01 05:44CLOTELLE; OR, THE COLORED HEROINE. A TALE OF THE SOUTHERN STATES. By William Wells Brown CO ...Continue reading -
9672026-08-01 05:33Tarzan of the Apesby Edgar Rice BurroughsContentsCHAPTER I. Out to SeaCHAPTER II. The Savage HomeCHA ...Continue reading -
3422026-08-01 05:20THE MAN WHO COULD NOT LOSE by Richard Harding Davis The Carters had married in haste and refus ...Continue reading -
2942026-08-01 05:19THE ASPERN PAPERS By Henry James First American book edition, Macmillan and Co., 1888. CONT ...Continue reading
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