ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE Ultimate Collection: 21 Novels, 188 Short Stories, 88 Poems & 7 Plays, Including Works on Spirituality, Historical Writings & Personal Memoirs (Illustrated)

The Sherlock Holmes Series, The Professor Challenger Books, The Brigadier Gerard Stories, The White ... life, my all. I would give my life for you willingly, gladly—every beat of ... I can love with all my heart. Oh the difference it makes.

Arthur Conan Doyle Collection: All Time Bestseller Stories and Novels by Arthur Conan Doyle: "Masterpieces of Mystery ... Douglas. They tell me his name is Edwards; but he will always be Jack Douglas of Benito Canyon to me. I told you ...

Sherlock Holmes Series, The Lost World, Mystery of Cloomber, The Poison Belt, The Land of Mists ... life, my all. I would give my life for you willingly, gladly—every beat of ... I can love with all my heart. Oh the difference it makes.

... Jefferson Hope packed all the eatables that he could find into a small parcel, and filled a stoneware jar with water, for he knew by experience that the mountain wells were few and far between. He had hardly completed his arrangements ...

... amethyst. Involuntarily they halted. Alison pointed to lights a mile down ... frontier. Let's stop here for supper, and have our last look at Evallonia ... brave man,” he told himself. “The thing about you is that you're too much of a ...

... sword-blade,' one remarked, raising up the helmet to examine it, and then replacing it upon the stool. 'I have seen my father cut through proof steel with this very sword,' said I, drawing the fifty-year-old weapon. 'He put rather more ...

... free. “So we buried Miss Anne right by Marse Chan, in a place whar ole missis hed tole us to leave, an' dey's bofe on 'em sleep side by side over in de ole grabeyard at home. “An' will yo'please tell me, marster? Dey tells me dat de Bible ...

... Jefferson Hope packed all the eatables that he could find into a small parcel, and filled a stoneware jar with water, for he knew by experience that the mountain wells were few and far between. He had hardly completed his arrangements ...

... prelude to each, a complete artillery preparation, and that, since the ... cataclysm. In the first two months of the Somme battle some forty-four German ... a shattering blow at his moral. For two years the German behind the shelter ...

Sherlock Holmes Collection: All Time Bestseller Stories and Novels by Arthur Conan Doyle - "The Definitive Compilation ... Douglas. They tell me his name is Edwards; but he will always be Jack Douglas of Benito Canyon to me. I told you ...

... books - not much to found a great reputation upon — but , then , there are no other ... word - master enough to make other people hark back to it also . As he ... light . If he chronicled his conversation with a washer - woman there was ...

... Tab had come by train, and there was a long walk to the station. He stayed to the very last moment, and then had to ... run, and then only caught the train as it was pulling out of the station. The inexorable and constitutionally discontented ...

... prelude to each, a complete artillery preparation, and that, since the ... cataclysm. In the first two months of the Somme battle some forty-four German ... a shattering blow at his moral. For two years the German behind the shelter ...

... effect or impression is a point of the greatest importance. It is clear, moreover, that this unity cannot be thoroughly preserved in productions whose perusal cannot be completed at one sitting. We may continue the reading of a prose ...

... Lapham, rising as the boat drew near the wharf of the final landing, “there's going to be an awful accident on these boats. Just look at that jam.” He meant the people thickly packed on the pier, and under strong restraint of locks and ...

... I wonder which is right, to be polite but hypocritical, or to be inhospitable but honest. Good-bye, my ... love, and yet you talk of parting. You speak as if our love were a thing which we might change or suppress. O Frank, you cannot take my ...

... The dust of travel is gray on your mail, and I keep you standing here without rest or sup! Mitra! I see well enough now ... vault overhead, shutting out the dim light of the gathering dusk. Servius hurried on through the darkness without ...

... Sissy faltered. They were afraid to look; but they did examine it, and found no mark of violence, inside or out. It ... Heaven, not these dreadful cries! Think of Stephen, think of Stephen, think of Stephen!' By an earnest repetition of this ...

Charles Dickens. Chapter Nine . Town and Todger's Table of Contents Surely there never was , in any other borough ... means of escape might possibly present themselves in their own good time , but that to anticipate them was hopeless .

... read aloud; and would dine at the castle, by way of keeping up the vein of thought. I was taking a meal there, one day, at a rather late hour, in the public room. There was no other company but one man, who sat enjoying his pint of port ...

... spade (without telling David) or David gives him the logs to saw (without telling Maggie). We have given James a longer time to make his move than our kind friends in front will give him, but in the meantime something has been happening.

... law. The aim of life was meat. Life itself was meat. Life lived on life. There were the eaters and the eaten. The law was: EAT OR BE EATEN. He did not formulate the law in clear, set terms and moralise about it. He did not even think the ...

... window seat , sufficiently near to each other to nudge the points of their ... chords and runs with which he could not quarrel but which he had heard too ... chords hauntingly reminiscent of its full vigor that seemed still to linger in ...

... Poirot, becoming suddenly animated. 'Is it that you do not see? But I was thirty-six times an idiotl My grey cells, they functioned not at all. The whole time I had the true clue in my hands.' 'What clue?' 'The chocolate ... box that started ...

... God bound and imprisoned in heaven what Boniface bound on earth." A famous ... character and behavior of St. Peter, it must be acknowledged that Paul is ... sheet descending from the four corners of it, which was filled with creeping ...