The Miracle: A Writer's Hidden Path to Fame
A young writer vows to tell the world his story and faces rejection. He persists in faith and art, writing for himself and then for a select few. Silence turns to success as his secret work reaches the world and earns him posthumous fame.
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M. de Santos-Dumont
Paris
Santos-Dumont
Benjamin Constant
Alexandra
Buckinham Palace
One Too Many. Elsie Everton Drama of Hearts and Schemes
Mrs. Tom engineers a love triangle to win Elsie Everton for Hobart, while Jim and Tom jockey for position and expose Hobart’s wavering, amid flirtations, rivalries, and a staged plot. Elsie ultimately spurns Hobart and Jim and Tom celebrate a quiet victory.
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Hobart
Elsie Everton
Jim
Betty Baxter
Svith
Sallie
Elsie
Hobart’s
Tom
Mrs. Tom
Miss Everton
Bert Hobart
Kindness the Royal Flower on Malta and in Life
The speaker extols kindness as a divine spirit, citing Malta shipwreck hospitality as the model. He argues forgiveness over revenge, urges daily acts of kindness, and praises how small gestures create a millennial gentleness. He recalls letters and favors shaping a preacher’s career, and envisions a world poised for benevolence through steadfast Christian living.
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Louis Kiopsch
Talmage
Malta
Melita
Phoenicia
Greece
Rome
Arabia
Spain
France
England
Mount
Aetna
Knights of Malta
Paul
St. Paul's Bay
Apostle
Fablius
Heaven
Prussia
Russia
Herr Fintleman
God
Mediterranean
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Kansas
Missouri
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van Vranken
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