author: natalie sumner lincoln

... praise ? Do traitors importune fo ' blessings ? " She turned nervously to the piano and struck a ringing chord , another — and dropped to the chair , head bowed on her slim childish neck . Presently there stole through the silence a ...

... don't know, Cap,” he answered mournfully. “'No more at dawning morn I rise And sun myself in Ellen's eyes. That life ... blue-bellies left ther durned guerillas an' bushwhackers wiped up es clean es a slate. Durn if a crow wudn't starve ter ...

... don't know , Cap , " he answered mournfully . " No more at dawning morn I rise And sun myself in Ellen's eyes . That ... blue - bellies left ther durned guerillas an ' bushwhackers wiped up es clean es a slate . Durn if a crow wudn't starve ...

... Foster Madison, Harry Hazelton, Henry F. Keenan, George W. Peck, John R ... Richard had crowned her with beside her in grandmother's Lowestoft bowl . And each time I asked her , ' Why don't you come to bed , Judith ? ' and each time she said ...

... praise ? Do traitors importune fo ' blessings ? " She turned nervously to the piano and struck a ringing chord , another — and dropped to the chair , head bowed on her slim childish neck . Presently there stole through the silence a ...

... don't know , Cap , " he answered mournfully . " No more at dawning morn I rise And sun myself in Ellen's eyes . That ... blue - bellies left ther durned guerillas an ' bushwhackers wiped up es clean es a slate . Durn if a crow wudn't starve ...

... praise ? Do traitors importune fo ' blessings ? " She turned nervously to the piano and struck a ringing chord , another — and dropped to the chair , head bowed on her slim childish neck . Presently there stole through the silence a ...

... praise? Do traitors importune fo' blessings?" She turned nervously to the piano and struck a ringing chord, another—and dropped to the chair, head bowed on her slim childish neck. Presently there stole through the silence a tremulous ...

... praise? Do traitors importune fo' blessings?" She turned nervously to the piano and struck a ringing chord, another—and dropped to the chair, head bowed on her slim childish neck. Presently there stole through the silence a tremulous ...

The Moving Finger, first published in 1918, contains all the elements of a classic mystery novel: a mysterious murder, a handful of suspects and a detective who solves the puzzle with impressive deductive skills.

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... don't know , Cap , " he answered mournfully . " No more at dawning morn I rise And sun myself in Ellen's eyes . That ... blue - bellies left ther durned guerillas an ' bushwhackers wiped up es clean es a slate . Durn if a crow wudn't starve ...

40+ Novels & Stories of Civil War, Including the Rhodes History of the War Stephen Crane, Mark Twain, Ambrose Bierce ... stupefying news came that a national garrison had been fired upon by the South Carolinians, in Charleston Harbor ...

... pegging away so silently . " " Pegging ? " Takasaki eyed Ethel in puzzled surprise , the word did not fit into his knowledge of English ; then a grieved look crept into his eyes , and he said in a tone of the blankest astonishment ...

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