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Frederic W. Farrar / F.W. Farrar
Book List in Order: 13 titles
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Eric, or Little by Little
- Jun-2017
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Childhood. Ah dear delights, that o’er my soulOn memory’s wing like shadows fly!Ah flowers that Joy from Eden stole,While Innocence stood laughing by.Coleridge. “Hurrah! hurrah! hurrah!” cried a young boy, as he capered vigorously about, and ...
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Darkness and Dawn or Scenes in the Days of Nero an Historic Tale
- Oct-2017
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This collection of literature attempts to compile many of the classic works that have stood the test of time and offer them at a reduced, affordable price, in an attractive volume so that everyone can enjoy them....
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St. Winifred's
- Jan-2018
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"""Good-bye, Walter; good-bye, Walter dear! good-bye!"" and the last note of this chorus was ""Dood-bye,"" from a blue-eyed, fair-haired girl of two years, as Walter disengaged his arms from his mother''s neck, and sprang into the carriage which had ...
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Julian Home Dean
- Jul-2023
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No, Julian, not a fair specimen of a don altogether, but in some of his aspects a fair specimen of a certain class of university men, who profess to admire nothing, hope for nothing, love nothing; who think warmth of heart a folly, and sentiment a cr...
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Darkness and Dawn
I have endeavoured to choose a title for this book which shall truly describe its contents. The ‘Darkness’ of which I speak is the darkness of a decadent Paganism; the ‘Dawn’ is the dawn of Christianity. Although the story is continuous, I ha...
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Eric; Or, Little by Little
"Hurrah hurrah hurrah " cried a young boy, as he capered vigorously about, and clapped his hands. "Papa and mamma will be home in a week now, and then we shall stay here a little time, and then, and then, I shall go to school." The last words were ...
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Julian Home
IT was Speech-day at Harton. From an early hour handsome equipages had been dashing down the street, and depositing their occupants at the masters’ houses. The perpetual rolling of wheels distracted the attention every moment, and curiosity was kee...
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Little by Little
This famous book tells the story of a boy at a boarding school on the Isle of Man, which lies between England and Ireland, and within sight of Scotland. The boy succumbs to various forms of ill-behavior, with illicit trips to a bar in the near-by tow...
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Seekers After God
" ...]fisher-lads by the shores of Gennesareth; while Seneca was ardently assimilating the doctrine of the stoic Attalus, St. Paul, with no less fervancy of soul, sat learning at the feet of Gamaliel; and long before Seneca had made his way, through ...
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St. Winifred's; Or, the World of School
“Good-bye, Walter; good-bye, Walter dear! good-bye!” and the last note of this chorus was “Dood-bye,” from a blue-eyed, fair-haired girl of two years, as Walter disengaged his arms from his mother’s neck, and sprang into the carriage which ...