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“I want to look up a Mr. and Mrs. Curtis--a young artist and his wife. He was pointed out to me at _appel_. They were at Brussels on their wedding tour when the arrest took place, and I'm afraid it is a serious matter with them, in more ways than one. Mr. Kinsland asked me to...
The next morning was clear and bright. It was one of those mornings that sometimes come in February to tell even Londoners that spring has really started on her journey northwar...
2. PART III.We had been strongly advised by our Jaffa friends to take as guide for our long journeys a young English-speaking man living in Jerusalem. He was represented as thoroughly trust...
5. CHAPTER XV.For the next week conversation was more strictly centred on Rosalind than ever, and the gloomy expression deepened on Peggy's face. She was, in truth, working too hard for her s...
1. CHAPTER XVI.“I want to look up a Mr. and Mrs. Curtis--a young artist and his wife. He was pointed out to me at _appel_. They were at Brussels on their wedding tour when the arrest took plac...
6. CHAPTER IV.“Oh, Norah is very sensible! She never had any nonsense about her! Her money has not turned her head, as happens to some people. She looked perfectly charming in a sweet little...
4. PART IV.We will now describe a few examples of village architecture in the immediate neighbourhood of London, with illustrations from Pinner and Acton. The first, which is in “Post-and-...
3. PART IV.MY DEAR DOROTHY,--Before going away for your summer holiday, I should advise you to put all your valuables, such as your silver tea-set, etc., into a strong iron box and get Ger...