Category: Novels
I.--A CITY WITHOUT A STREET 1 II.--WEDDING GLOOM 9 III.--THE BLAST RITE 29 IV.--QUARRY THE SCHEMER 57 V.--HOPE AHEAD 71 VI.--A BAD BARGAIN 86 VII.--TROUBLE ACCUMULATES 99 VIII.--QUARRY’S ATTEMPT AT EXPLANATION 111 IX.--BREAKING UP A HOME 120 X.--QUARRY RECKONS WITHOUT HIS HOST...
I.--A CITY WITHOUT A STREET 1 II.--WEDDING GLOOM 9 III.--THE BLAST RITE 29 IV.--QUARRY THE SCHEMER 57 V.--HOPE AHEAD 71 VI.--A BAD BARGAIN 86 VII.--TROUBLE ACCUMULATES 99 VIII.-...
2. Part 2Every one knew that Jarlsen was stone-deaf since the blast, and Emma spoke of his hearing the--in one sense--post-mortem eulogies from a desire to combat the idea. Perhaps Jerem...
3. Part 3“It’s a good sign if he’s rebellious. My brother was fearful meek. He could hear a little, and the whole town had hopes, when one morning he turned his head in to the wall, and...
4. Part 4Quarry raised himself. “That’s you all over,” he remarked sadly. “I’ve seen you leap on Jarlsen quick as a wicked cat; and a lady as lifts a hand to a half-dead man is no lady....
5. Part 5Young Bentley had driven up in his buggy; his liveried servant sat beside him, and the horse he drove plunged and shook with nervousness at being surrounded by a crowd of loud-v...
6. Part 6“Dr. Doyle’s stories are so well known for their strong dramatic style, for the elegance of expression, that anything new from his pen is sure to be warmly welcomed. His readers...