Syd Belton; or, The Boy who would not go to Sea, by George Manville Fenn.
Syd Belton; or, The Boy who would not go to Sea, by George Manville Fenn.
"Derry down, derry down, derry down!"
"Derry down, derry down, derry down!"
Published by Chapman and Hall Ltd, 11 Henrietta Street, London WC.
Published by Chapman and Hall Ltd, 11 Henrietta Street, London WC.
"Don't eat too much marmalade, Sydney dear.
"Don't eat too much marmalade, Sydney dear.
The Dingo Boys; or, The Squatters of Wallaby Range, by George Manville Fenn.
The Dingo Boys; or, The Squatters of Wallaby Range, by George Manville Fenn.
Chapter I. SIR JAMES SCARLETT'S GARDEN.
Chapter I. SIR JAMES SCARLETT'S GARDEN.
"Yes, James; this is my last dying speech and confession."
"Yes, James; this is my last dying speech and confession."
Chapter I. THE THIN END OF THE WEDGE.
Chapter I. THE THIN END OF THE WEDGE.
"Dicky, dear boy, it's my impression that we shall see no blackbird's cage to-day."
"Dicky, dear boy, it's my impression that we shall see no blackbird's cage to-day."
His Most Christian Majesty King Francis the First had a great preference for his Palace of Fontai...
His Most Christian Majesty King Francis the First had a great preference for his Palace of Fontainebleau among the many places of residence from which he could choose, and it is interesting to glan...
"Look here, Scoodrach, if you call me she again, I'll kick you!"
"Look here, Scoodrach, if you call me she again, I'll kick you!"
"Have some more bass, Gwyn?"
"Have some more bass, Gwyn?"
Man's oldest pursuit was undoubtedly the tilling of the soil.
Man's oldest pursuit was undoubtedly the tilling of the soil.
"Con-found those organs!"
"Con-found those organs!"
!Tention, a Story of Boy-Life during the Peninsular War, by George Manville Fenn.
!Tention, a Story of Boy-Life during the Peninsular War, by George Manville Fenn.
Off to the Wilds, Being the Adventures of Two Brothers, by George Manville Fenn.
Off to the Wilds, Being the Adventures of Two Brothers, by George Manville Fenn.
"You don't know it, Master Will, lad, but Natur' couldn't ha' done no better for you if she'd tri...
"You don't know it, Master Will, lad, but Natur' couldn't ha' done no better for you if she'd tried."
"Now, Master Joseph, do adone now, do.
"Now, Master Joseph, do adone now, do.
Chapter I. SOMETHING ABOUT A LETTER.
Chapter I. SOMETHING ABOUT A LETTER.
I've waited these many years, expecting some one or another would give a full and true account of...
I've waited these many years, expecting some one or another would give a full and true account of it all, but little thinking it would ever come to be my task; for it's not in my way.
Chapter I. HOW GIL CARR HEARD A CONCERT IN SPRING.
Chapter I. HOW GIL CARR HEARD A CONCERT IN SPRING.
Many many years ago seem like yesterday, and I hope it will always be the same.
Many many years ago seem like yesterday, and I hope it will always be the same.
"Do I think it would be wise to put on a life-belt, Mr Lane?"
"Do I think it would be wise to put on a life-belt, Mr Lane?"
The Ocean Cat's Paw, the Story of a Strange Cruise, By George Manville Fenn.
The Ocean Cat's Paw, the Story of a Strange Cruise, By George Manville Fenn.
"Remember, Hazel," said Mrs Thorne, "remember this--we may be reduced in circumstances; we may ha...
"Remember, Hazel," said Mrs Thorne, "remember this--we may be reduced in circumstances; we may have been compelled by misfortune to come down into this wretched little town, and to live in this mis...
Gil the Gunner; or, The Youngest Officer in the East, by George Manville Fenn.
Gil the Gunner; or, The Youngest Officer in the East, by George Manville Fenn.
by its style and content.
by its style and content.
In the King's Name; or, The Cruise of the Kestrel, by George Manville Fenn.
In the King's Name; or, The Cruise of the Kestrel, by George Manville Fenn.
"Oh, I say, what a jolly shame!"
"Oh, I say, what a jolly shame!"
Chapter I. A PEEP AT TOLCARNE.
Chapter I. A PEEP AT TOLCARNE.
"Take care, Mr Luke Vine, sir.
"Take care, Mr Luke Vine, sir.
"Here, I say, Josh, such a game!"
"Here, I say, Josh, such a game!"
"Oh, you wicked old woman!
"Oh, you wicked old woman!
I always felt as if I should like to punch that boy's head, and then directly after I used to fee...
I always felt as if I should like to punch that boy's head, and then directly after I used to feel as if I shouldn't care to touch him, because he looked so dirty and ragged.
Featherland, or How the Birds lived at Greenlawn, by George Manville Fenn.
Featherland, or How the Birds lived at Greenlawn, by George Manville Fenn.
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