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Excerpt from Debatable GroundBut every one knows for a positive fact that Shakespeare is the greatest writer of all. Why, who has ever heard of your Goethe, outside Germany?And who has ever read your Shakespeare, inside Eng land? Lothar retorted, with the horrid glee of a person who has made a remark with an unpleasant amount of truth in it. His spectacles gleamed, two round, triumphant dazzles in the sunset which streamed through the closed w...

Excerpt from A Marrying ManLondon, was not prepared for the empty, echoing house, the loud thud of her footsteps on the uncarpeted stairs, the ghostly appearance of the linen-shrouded furniture. Her brother and sister-in-law, with whom she made her home, usually abandoned the seaside towards the end of August, these were already the first days of September.Not before Tuesday week, Miss Kathleen, the one resentful housemaid-in-charge answered h...

Excerpt from The China ShopI had stayed in the room with Felicity when Larry Munro died, because I wanted to make quite sure that I was not being humbugged again: I had twice seen him die upon the stage, and each time I believed in it with quiet satisfaction, until the shock of his subse quent entrance, splendid as ever, into Felicity's drawing-room. Such treatment naturally rendered me suspicious.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes h...

Excerpt from The RoomAunt Lavvy wanted an open cheque for five pounds cashed. And after Hal had teased her a bit more as to what she could possibly want with all that money at once, he took the cheque and departed. But first of all he kissed her, because she was rather a dear little old lady, and was just the right height for the manly embraces of seventeen-and-a-half. Most men feel it a merit in their more aged female possessions to be small ...

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Excerpt from The RoomAunt Lavvy wanted an open cheque for five pounds cashed. And after Hal had teased her a bit more as to what she could possibly want with all that money at once, he took the cheque and departed. But first of all he kissed her, because she was rather a dear little old lady, and was just the right height for the manly embraces of seventeen-and-a-half. Most men feel it a merit in their more aged female possessions to be small ...

Excerpt from Debatable Ground But every one knows for a positive fact that Shakespeare is the greatest writer of all. Why, who has ever heard of your Goethe, outside Germany? And who has ever read your Shakespeare, inside Eng land? Lothar retorted, with the horrid glee of a person who has made a remark with an unpleasant amount of truth in it. His spectacles gleamed, two round, triumphant dazzles in the sunset which streamed through the clos...

Excerpt from The China ShopI had stayed in the room with Felicity when Larry Munro died, because I wanted to make quite sure that I was not being humbugged again: I had twice seen him die upon the stage, and each time I believed in it with quiet satisfaction, until the shock of his subse quent entrance, splendid as ever, into Felicity's drawing-room. Such treatment naturally rendered me suspicious.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes h...

Excerpt from A Marrying Man Kathleen Morrison, on her return to London, was not prepared for the empty, echoing house, the loud thud of her footsteps on the unearpetcd stairs, the ghostly appearance of the linen-shrouded furniture. Her brother and sister-in-law, with whom she made her home, usually abandoned the seaside towards the end of August, these were already the first days of September. "Not before Tuesday week, Miss Kathleen, " the o...