Portrait of Cameron Mystery Deepens in Crumbling House
In the resumed tale Cameron, pale and aged, confronts a chilling revelation as Clyde seeks to uncover who mutilated a portrait. The night lingers with ominous calm and fear, while clues point to a crime tied to Evelyn and a rifle borrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin Willie
Clyde Haem
Cameron
Bey
Clyde
Evelyn
Murphy
Cereron
Gwynne
From Sight of Men Into Torment in a Haunted Study
The narrator and Cameron endure a frightful episode as mysterious notes threaten torment. Evelyn Grayson urges action while Cameron weakens. a third letter prophesies doom before the eighth day. A yacht escape, deceit, and a plan to move Cameron abroad arise amid chilling threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Ivan
Bat
Rey
Han
Evelyn
Abe
Sre
Uncle Robert
Mall
Ig Horance
Fkivelyn
Philip
Odd Beliefs of the Moors and Potatoes Crop Report
An excerpt discusses Moorish beliefs about Earth balance on a bull and sleeping souls visiting other realms, detailing ghosts and mystical ideas. It shifts to a World article on Aroostook potato crop in Maine, estimating 1911 harvest at 14 to 16 million bushels with seed and food usage, and value around 61 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Maine
Aroostook
Yangtze and Pearl River journey described in travel narrative
The narrative recalls river voyages from the Hudson and Mississippi to the Yangtze and Pearl rivers. It vividizes boat life on Hong Kong to Canton waters, detailing sampans crowded with families, river piracy fears, and Chinese river towns amid a bustling harbor.
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Hudson
Lawrence
Potomac
Ohio
Mississippi
Sacramento
Columbia
Yukon
Congo
Zambeal
Thames
Rhine Hills
Volga
Tiber
Jordan
Nile
Jumna
Sarah G. Morrison
Shanghai
Hankow
Shasi
Chungking
Lehang
Beven
Pertle
Hongkong
Canton
Pearl River
China
Sampane
Plots Deserve a Pension and the Novel’s Plot Traditions
The excerpt critiques aging clichés in plots such as buried treasure and hidden wills. It condemns sensational devices and long, contrived schemes while noting authors’ fear of honest, realistic depictions. It laments sensationalism in literature and calls for more substantive storytelling.
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Elinen
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Horace Hazeltine
Chapter
Mansey
Robert
Honet
Evelyn Grayson
Beige
Mise Collins
Raney
Den
Rownd
Villalea
Minas Collins
Mabsey
Hut Howe
Ghowls
Jade
Talebs
End Wide World Magazine
Lintio Island
Wooddy
Joppa
Pernambuco
Matras
Momillah
Cbore
Yang-Tse
Caye
Ancient
Egypt
Woast