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  • Courtin' Christina

    by John Joy Bell ...
    It is eight years since last we saw the Robinson family. Naturally we find the greatest changes in the younger members. Jimsie from an infant has become a schoolboy; he is taller, more scholarly, less disposed to mischief, more subdued of nature than was Macgregor at the same age; yet he is the frank, animated young query that his brother was, though, to be sure, he has a sister as well as parents ... Read more

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  • Till the Clock Stops

    by John Joy Bell ...
    On a certain brilliant Spring morning in London's City the seed of the Story was lightly sown. Within the directors' room of the Aasvogel Syndicate, Manchester House, New Broad Street, was done and hidden away a deed, simple and commonplace, which in due season was fated to yield a weighty crop of consequences complex and extraordinary. At the table, pen in hand, sat a young man, slight of build, ... Read more

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  • Kitty Carstairs

    by John Joy Bell ...
    Kitty Carstairs is a 1917 novel by the British writer John Joy Bell. It was adapted into a 1928 American silent film Beyond London Lights starring Adrienne Dore. ... Read more

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  • Complete Mystery Thriller Humor

    John Joy Bell known professionally as J.J. Bell, was a journalist and author.After taking up journalism, Bell worked for the Glasgow Evening Times, and as sub-editor of the Scots Pictorial. His articles depicted the life of working-class Glaswegians, and were often written in the vernacular. He created the character of 'MacGreegor' for his Evening Times articles, and the stories were so popular ... Read more

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  • Pastorals of Dorset

    by M. E. Francis ...
    "Pastorals of Dorset" is a book written by M. E. Francis, a pseudonym used by British author Margaret E. Francis. Margaret E. Francis was known for her works of fiction, particularly novels set in rural England."Pastorals of Dorset" likely explores life in the English countryside, specifically in the county of Dorset. The term "pastorals" suggests that the book may contain idyllic or romanticized ... Read more

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  • Bob, Son of Battle

    The Bond Between Man and Dog: At the heart of the story is the deep and enduring bond between Bob, the loyal and courageous sheepdog, and Adam M'Adam, his owner and master. Their relationship is central to the narrative and explores themes of loyalty, trust, and companionship.Sheepdog Trials: The novel features descriptions of sheepdog trials, a popular pastime in rural England and Scotland. These ... Read more

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  • Huntingtower

    Restored Classics to Go Edition

    by John Buchan ...
    Huntingtower is a 1922 novel by the Scottish author John Buchan. It is the first of his three Dickson McCunn books. The action takes place in Scotland, in the district of Carrick in Galloway. Having sold his Glasgow grocery-store business, 55-year-old Dickson McCunn decides to start his retirement with a walking holiday in the district of Carrick in Galloway. At a local inn he meets John Heritage, ... Read more

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  • Detective Ben

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  • The Papers of A.J. Wentworth, B.A.

    by H.F. Ellis ...
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  • Love Comes Home

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