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A Girl of the Limberlost Elnora Comstock, have you lost your senses? demanded the angry voice of Katharine Comstock while she glared at her daughter. Don't you 'why mother' me! cried Mrs. Comstock. You know very well what I mean. You've given me no...

A Girl of the LimberlostKymm Zuckert, Kara Shallenberg, Deborah Clark, Heather Barnett, Kirsten Ferreri, Deb Bacon-Ziegler, Mary Anderson, Sarah Key-DeLyria, Arctura, Betsie Bush The person or persons who have associated work with this document (the "Dedicator" or "Certifier") hereby either (a) certifies that, to...

A Girl of the North: A Story of London and CanadaGeorge Archer was a man of unusual talent and power. He had translated the most recent book by a celebrated Danish naturalist, besides which he had acquired some fame as a naturalist on his...

A Girl of the People "No, no, not she,she's a good 'un, Bet is,come along, Bet. Joe Wilkins is waiting for us round the corner, and he says Sam is to be there, and Jimmy, and Hester Wright: do come along, now." "No, no,...

A Girl of the Plains CountryThe little girl on the back seat of the stage clung to one of the uprights of the vehicle as though she feared that when it stopped she would, in her enthusiasm, hurl herself bodily from it, and into...

A Girl of To-dayYou ridiculous boy! We are only five minutes behind time! Frances seized the intruding hand in a firm grip; and, as the train stopped, leaned out of the window to bestow a sisterly hug. Its good to see you, dear! How...

A Girl of Virginia"Lovely!" cried the girl enthusiastically, leaning a little further over the rail. A vine, which had climbed the round pillar and twined its tendrils about the porch's edge, set waving by the slight motion, sent a shower of scarlet leaves about...

Midsommar meets The Shadows Between Us in this alluring mash-up of horror and fairy tale from New York Times bestselling author Madeleine Roux, where a girl must embark on a harrowing journey through a deadly forest filled with otherworldly creatures, supernatural forces, and one...

A Girl's Life in Virginia before the WarDedicated to my nieces, who will find in English and American publications such expressions applied to their ancestors as: "cruel slave-owners"; "inhuman wretches"; "southern taskmasters"; "dealers in human souls," etc. From these they will naturally recoil with...

A Girl's Ride in IcelandWhen this little volume (my maiden effort) was published five years ago, it unwittingly originated an angry controversy by raising the question "Should women ride astride?" It is astonishing what a great fire a mere spark may kindle, and accordingly...

A Girl's Student Days and AfterThe school and college girl is an important factor in our life to-day. Around her revolve all manner of educational schemes, to her are open all kinds of educational opportunities. There was never an age in which so much...

A Girton GirlThe foundations of Newnham and of Girton may be deep, observed Gaston Arbuthnot, in his pleasant, level, semi-American voice. The foundations of the Gogmagog Hills are deeper! Girl wranglers may come, girl optimists may go. The heart of woman remains unchanged. And...

A Glance at the Past and Present of the Negro: An AddressTwo events in the history of our country take a foremost place among the great deeds of the world. The signing of the Declaration of Independence is one, and the promulgation of the...

A Gleeb for EarthMy 14 year old boy, Ronnie, is typing this letter for me because he can do it neater and use better grammar. I had to get in touch with somebody about this because if there is something to it, then somebody,...

A Glimpse at Guatemala - And Some Notes on the Ancient Monuments of Central America[Pg ix]The Archological results of my seven expeditions to Central America are in course of publication in the Biologia Centrali-Americana, and eight parts containing about 200 plates have already been...

A Glossary of Stuart and Tudor Words - especially from the dramatistsIn the summer of 1910 I was staying at Llandrindod, and had the pleasure of meeting there my old friend Professor Skeat. Of course we had many a long talk about our favourite...

A Glossary of Words used in the Country of WiltshireThe following notes may perhaps serve to give some slight indication as to pronunciation, &c., but without the aid of Glossic it is impossible accurately to reproduce the actual sounds. A is usually lengthened out...

A Gloucestershire Lad at Home and AbroadMost of these poems were written at the Front, and appeared in the Fifth Gloucester Gazettethe first paper ever published from the trenches. The author was then a Lance-Corporal in the 5th Battalion of the Gloucestershire Regiment, and...

A Gold Hunter's ExperienceI have often been asked to write an account of my Pike's Peak Expedition in search of gold. The following attempt has been made up partly from memory and partly from old letters written at the time to my sister in...

A Golden Book of Venice 'This noble citie doth in a manner chalenge this at my hands, that I should describe her the fairest Lady, yet the richest Paragon, and Queene of Christendome.' I desire gratefully to acknowledge my indebtedness to many faithful, loving...