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AT SUNWICH PORT BY W. W. JACOBS Part 4. ILLUSTRATIONS From Drawings by Will Owen CHAPTER XVI The two ladies received Mr. Hardy's information with something akin to consternation, the i...

DEEP WATERS By W.W. JACOBS FAMILY CARES Mr. Jernshaw, who was taking the opportunity of a lull in business to weigh out pound packets of sugar, knocked his hands together and stood waiting for...

ODD CRAFT By W.W. Jacobs A SPIRIT OF AVARICE Mr. John Blows stood listening to the foreman with an air of lofty disdain.

ODD CRAFT By W.W. Jacobs BILL'S LAPSE Strength and good-nature--said the night-watchman, musingly, as he felt his biceps--strength and good-nature always go together.

DEEP WATERS By W.W. JACOBS THE SUBSTITUTE The night watchman had just returned to the office fire after leaving it to attend a ring at the wharf bell.

DIALSTONE LANE By W.W. Jacobs Part II. CHAPTER V Mr. Chalk's expedition to the Southern Seas became a standing joke with the captain, and he waylaid him on several occasions to inquire into ...

ODD CRAFT By W.W. Jacobs BLUNDELL'S IMPROVEMENT Venia Turnbull in a quiet, unobtrusive fashion was enjoying herself.

CAPTAINS ALL By W.W. Jacobs THE FOUR PIGEONS [Illustration: "The Four Pigeons."] The old man took up his mug and shifted along the bench until he was in the shade of the elms that stood befor...

DIALSTONE LANE By W.W. Jacobs Part III. CHAPTER IX The church bells were ringing for morning service as Mr. Vickers, who had been for a stroll with Mr. William Russell and a couple of ferrets...