George Helm

There was pathos in his expression of gratitude. She saw it, understood it--and the tears welled into her eyes. What a lonely, fascinating figure of a man--so different from all...

Helm might have explained that he happened to be one of those people who are born with intensely acute senses--eyes that see, ears that hear, nerves of touch, taste and smell th...

“Senator Sayler, too--he has put in a good word for you. He is a great friend of yours--a great and generous admirer. He predicts a future for you--a dazzling future.”

Where Sayler fell short of greatness was in that near-sightedness which prevented him from seeing the big truths that dominate the horizon of life--such truths as that the high...

It had spread from man to man throughout the State that there had arisen in Harrison a strange, plain youth of great sincerity as a man and of great power as a speaker. The Jews...

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And it was scarcely more than that when he, clad in the frock suit and carrying the top hat in his hand, advanced toward the auto. “Now--what can I do for you?” inquired he.

It is an excellent thing for a modest man of real merit to discover that he has unsuspected resources of steady courage. It was an excellent thing for George Helm. From that day...

“Well--in a nominating convention, if you want to beat a popular candidate, you’ve got to have a man to beat him with. It’s the same way in these heart matters. Find another man...

In the afternoon, to the governor’s private room in the Capitol came Harvey Sayler. Nominally, Sayler was a rich United States Senator and the state leader of the Republican par...