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VOLTAIRE'S STORY OF THE EAST When lunch-time came, I, to my delight, obtained a seat next to Miss Forrest, and soon I became oblivious to all else but her. I was sure, too, that she liked me. Her
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VOLTAIRE'S STORY OF THE EAST When lunch-time came, I, to my delight, obtained a seat next to Miss Forrest, and soon I became oblivious to all else but her. I was sure, too, that she liked me. Her
THE SECOND CHRISTMAS EVE The skies were clear when we left Turin, and the air pure and free. We had not got far into Fr…
NEARING THE END There were, as I said, eight days in which to find Kaffar and bring him to London, counting the day on …
USING THE ENEMY'S WEAPONS Two months passed, and no tidings of Kaffar—at least, none that were worthy of considera…
STRUGGLING FOR VICTORY I confess that I was somewhat excited as I heard him coming up the stairs. I was sure that every…
BEGINNING TO SEARCH No sooner did I begin to feel freed from Voltaire's power than I began to exert myself to find…
GOD For the next three months I was an atheist! These are easy words to write, but terrible to realize. No one but thos…
A MESMERIST'S SPELL I found on entering the breakfast-room that my presence caused no surprise, neither did any of…
A MIDNIGHT CONFERENCE Some one was knocking at the door. "Who's there?" "Tom Temple." I sprang…
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