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- Various Authors
- Harper's Round Table, November 19, 1895
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42 totalHUNTING AN ANARCHIST.IN THE TOWER OF MANY STORIES.WHY THE ALLIGATOR LIGHT WAS DARK.FOR KING OR COUNTRY.THE GOOD LITTLE BOY.THE GIRL WHO COMES TO EARN A LIVING IN NEW YORK.ETHEL FORRESTER'S DREAM.ABSALOM.THE REAL DOLL.STRADDLED ON A MAD MOOSE.THE CAMERA CLUB.THE IMP OF THE TELEPHONE.INTERSCHOLASTIC SPORT.THE PUDDING STICK.BICYCLING.STAMPS.
HUNTING AN ANARCHIST. - A THANKSGIVING STORY FOUNDED ON FACT. - BY ALBERT LEE.
IN THE TOWER OF MANY STORIES. - BY MRS. LEW. WALLACE. - THE LITTLE PRINCES.
WHY THE ALLIGATOR LIGHT WAS DARK. - AN ADVENTURE IN A FLORIDA LIGHT-HOUSE. - BY WILLIAM DRYSDALE.
FOR KING OR COUNTRY. - A Story of the Revolution. - BY JAMES BARNES. - CHAPTER III. - ON TUMBLE RIDGE.
[to be continued.]
THE GOOD LITTLE BOY. - BY L. A. TEREBEL.
THE GIRL WHO COMES TO EARN A LIVING IN NEW YORK. - BY ELIZABETH BISLAND.
ABSALOM. - BY R. K. MUNKITTRICK.
THE REAL DOLL. - BY H. G. PAINE.
Description
Fresh out of college but forced by his family's financial strain to forego further study, Fred Hallowell lands a reporter’s job at the Gazette. His sharp work quickly earns the trust of the city editor, who soon entrusts him with a delicate assignment: track down a French anarchist rumored to have slipped aboard a school‑ship in the North River. The task promises both a chance at a big story and a test of Fred’s tenacity.
Fred boards the vessel, gathers a hazy description of the suspect, and learns the ship will soon set sail for Haiti. Determined, he follows the trail into the bustling French quarter and the notorious “Zum Groben Michel,” a tavern known for its radical gatherings. There he confronts a maze of suspicious characters, trying to separate rumor from fact while the clock ticks toward Thanksgiving.
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~2 hours (171K characters)
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Release date
2015-04-05
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