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By: Frank Richard Stockton (1834-1902) | |
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My Terminal Moraine 1892 | |
Round-about Rambles
ROUND-ABOUT RAMBLES, In Lands of FACT AND FANCYBY FRANK R STOCKTONPREFACECome along, boys and girls! We are off on our rambles. But please do not ask me where we are going. It would delay us very much if I should postpone our start until I had drawn you a map of the route, with all the stopping-places set down. We have far to go, and a great many things to see, and it may be that some of you will be very tired before we get through. If so, I shall be sorry; but it will be a comfort to think that none of us need go any farther than we choose... |
By: George Barr McCutcheon (1866-1928) | |
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Brewster's Millions
He hosts an all expenses paid luxury cruise to Europe for fifty guests and showers them with expensive gifts. When he's mugged in a dark alley, he insists that the thugs also take the $300 stashed away in his back pocket. He flies into a rage whenever one of his employees suggests cutting costs. Every time he places a bet, he wins, causing him even more despair! In Brewster's Millions by George Barr McCutcheon, a classic riches-to-rags tale, Montgomery Brewster is bound by the terms of an eccentric uncle's will to spend one million dollars completely within a year so that he can lay claim to an even bigger fortune... | |
Graustark
The Graustark novels are stories of court intrigue, royal disguise, and romance similar to Anthony Hope’s 1894 novel, The Prisoner of Zenda, and its sequels. They were popular best-sellers at the time they were published and the original editions are still readily available in used book shops. The novels gave their name to a fictional genre called Graustarkian: this genre contains tales of romance and intrigue usually featuring titled characters in small, fictional, Central European countries... | |
Beverly Of Graustark
Beverly Of Graustark is the second book in the Graustark series. Lorry and his wife, the princess, made their home in Washington, but spent a few months of each year in Edelweiss. During the periods spent in Washington and in travel, her affairs in Graustark were in the hands of a capable, austere old diplomat–her uncle, Count Caspar Halfont. Princess Volga reigned as regent over the principality of Axphain. To the south lay the principality of Dawsbergen, ruled by young Prince Dantan, whose half brother, the deposed Prince Gabriel, had been for two years a prisoner in Graustark, the convicted assassin of Prince Lorenz, of Axphain, one time suitor for the hand of Yetive... | |
The Daughter of Anderson Crow | |
Anderson Crow, Detective | |
A Fool and His Money | |
Truxton King A Story of Graustark | |
The Prince of Graustark | |
West Wind Drift | |
Nedra | |
From the Housetops | |
The Husbands of Edith | |
Her Weight in Gold | |
Jane Cable | |
The Man from Brodney's | |
Castle Craneycrow | |
Quill's Window | |
What's-His-Name | |
The Day of the Dog | |
The Flyers | |
The Rose in the Ring | |
Viola Gwyn | |
The Purple Parasol | |
Yollop
Mr. Crittenden Yollop makes friends with the man who came to burglarize his home and sets out to help him return to where he really wants to be...prison. This humorous satire takes a somewhat different look at prisons, criminals, the law and reformers. | |
The Hollow of Her Hand | |
Mr. Bingle | |
The Sherrods | |
Green Fancy |
By: John Masefield (1878-1967) | |
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On the Spanish Main Or, Some English forays on the Isthmus of Darien. | |
The Old Front Line |