The LASH of CIRCUMSTANCE Harry Irving Greene
Abner Halliday a miserly millionaire is robbed of forty thousand dollars in his home. The narrator recalls entering the case as Captain Donnell suspects a front door key culprit while Bruce Halliday and Mrs. Dace loom as suspects and romantic entanglements unfold involving the narrator and Miss Lyddon. The tale shifts to a past romance with Mrs. Dace as Bruce warns of dangerous liaisons and possible motives behind the theft.
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The Love of a Man for a Woman in a Palace Setting
The narrator recalls love as a strange disease and describes his own mounting infatuation. He admires Mrs. Dace, narrates preparations and self-view, and visits her opulent Arcadia apartment guarded by a dragonlike warning from Bruce as the plot advances.
Fragmentary Dialogue on Succession and a Bald-Headed Ruler
A clipped dialogue fragment questions succession stability with a bald-headed ruler. The incomplete quote hints at concerns about rulership and legitimacy, leaving the exact argument unfinished.
Close. What would you call authors om aviation
The fragment asks for a term used to describe writers who specialize in aviation topics. It hints at a linguistic inquiry rather than a full article, offering no clear names or events to summarize.
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Om Aviation
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