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Chapter I. I am a native of _____, in the United States of America.

CHAPTER I. In the heart of the forest land in which Hilda's abode was situated, a gloomy pool reflected upon its stagnant waters the still shadows of the autumnal foliage.

ATHENS: ITS RISE AND FALL by Edward Bulwer Lytton DEDICATION.

and David Widger THE LAST OF THE BARONS by Edward Bulwer Lytton DEDICATORY EPISTLE.

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CHAPTER I. Thucydides chosen by the Aristocratic Party to oppose Pericles.--His Policy.--Munificence of Pericles.--Sacred War.--Battle of Coronea.-- Revolt of Euboea and Megara.--Invasion and Retr...

CHAPTER I. The Conspiracy of Cylon.--Loss of Salamis.--First Appearance of Solon.--Success against the Megarians in the Struggle for Salamis.-- Cirrhaean War.--Epimenides.--Political State of Athe...

CHAPTER I The Character and Popularity of Miltiades.--Naval expedition.

I ARRIVED at St. Petersburg, and found the Czarina, whose conjugal perfidy was more than suspected, tolerably resigned to the extinction of that dazzling life whose incalculable and god-like utilit...

CHAPTER I. Certes, the lizard is a shy and timorous creature.

It is not an uncommon crotchet amongst benevolent men to maintain that wickedness is necessarily a sort of insanity, and that nobody would make a violent start out of the straight path unless stung...

"I quite agree with you, Alban; Honoria Vipont is a very superior young lady."

It is observed by a very pleasant writer, read nowadays only by the brave pertinacious few who still struggle hard to rescue from the House of Pluto the souls of departed authors, jostled and chase...

SIR,--It has long been my ambition to add some humble tribute to the offerings laid upon the shrine of your genius.