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The private wire to Washington, the inside story of the great Long Island spy mystery that baffled the secret service, by Harold MacGrath ... illustrated by C.H. Taffs by Harold (1871-1932) MacGrath, 1919 Half a rogue. by Harold MacGrath with illustrations by Harri by MacGrath. Harold. 1871-1932., 1906-01-01 The yellow typhoon by Harold MacGrath. by MacGrath. Harold. 1871-1932., 1919-01-01 The place of honeymoons; with illustrations by Arthur I. Keller. by MacGrath. Harold. 1871-1932., 1912 A splendid hazard, by Harold MacGrath . with illustrations by Howard Chandler Ch by Harold (1871-1932) MacGrath, 1910-01-01 The luck of the Irish; a romance. by Harold MacGrath. by MacGrath. Harold. 1871-1932., 1917-01-01 Hearts and masks by Harold MacGrath ; with illustrations by Harr by MacGrath. Harold. 1871-1932., 1905-01-01 The carpet from Bagdad. by Harold MacGrath. with illustrations b by MacGrath. Harold. 1871-1932., 1911-01-01 The luck of the Irish; a romance by Harold, 1871-1932 MacGrath, 2009-10-26

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21. MacGRATH, Harold
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22. MacGRATH, Harold. The Goose Girl.
    MacGRATH, Harold. The Goose Girl. Indianapolis BobbsMerrill. (1909). First edition. Illustrated by Andre Castaigne. Harrison Fisher dustwrapper art.  
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23. MACGRATH, Harold. The Puppet Crown.
    MACGRATH, Harold. The Puppet Crown. Toronto McLeod and Allen. (1903). Early Reprint in original blue wrappers. Unusual Canadian wrappers edition for this historical romance.  
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25. The Lure Of The Mask~Macgrath; Harold~1908~HC For Sale
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26. "Half A Rogue" By MacGrath, Harold, 1871-1932 - Table Of Contents
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28. Books By MacGrath, Harold
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29. "Half A Rogue" By MacGrath, Harold, 1871-1932 1/141
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30. The Place Of Honeymoons - MacGrath Harold (mobi) - Download EBooks
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31. Harold MacGrath @ Classic Reader
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32. The Goose Girl By MacGrath, Harold, 1871-1932
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33. Enchantment : MacGrath, Harold, 1871-1932 : Free Download & Streaming : Internet
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35. "Xviii Caught! " By MacGrath, Harold, 1871-1932 78/112
    The girl trifled thoughtfully with a rose. Was he ever in any Indian fights? she asked, casually. Only scraps and the like. He went into the reservation alone one day and  
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    Extractions: A word from our supporters: File extension PLN Ii Introduces My Heroine Iii The Adventure Begins Iv A Family Reunion ... The End The girl trifled thoughtfully with a rose. "Was he ever in any Indian fights?" she asked, casually. "Only scraps and the like. He went into the reservation alone one day and arrested a chief who had murdered a sheep-herder. It was a volunteer job, and nine men out of ten would never have left the reservation alive. He was certainly a cool hand." "I dare say,"smiling. She wanted to ask him if he had ever been hurt, this daredevil of a lieutenant, but she could not bring the question to her lips. "What did you say his name was?"innocently. "Warburton, Robert Warburton." Here the butler came in with the birds. The girl's eyes followed him, hither and thither, her lips hidden behind the rose. "Count, I beg to decline," laughed the dramatist. "I should hardly dare to tell my plot before two such military experts as we have here. I should be told to write the play all over again, and now it is too late." Whenever Betty's glance fell on her father's face, the gladness in her own was somewhat dimmed. What was making that loved face so care- worn, the mind so listless, the attitude so weary? But she was young; the spirits of youth never flow long in one direction. The repartee, brilliant and at the same time with every sting withdrawn, flashed up and down the table like so many fireflies on a wet lawn in July, and drew her irresistibly.

36. ""i?" " By MacGrath, Harold, 1871-1932 68/141
    There were tears in Patty's eyes. It is never too late to mend; and when a man is penitent, truly and honestly penitent, much shall be forgiven him.  
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    Extractions: A word from our supporters: File extension PIP "i?" There were tears in Patty's eyes. "It is never too late to mend; and when a man is penitent, truly and honestly penitent, much shall be forgiven him. It is only those who are by nature coarse who do not eventually surmount temptation. What you have told me I have known this long while." "You have known?" he cried with sinking heart. "Yes. We live in a city where gossip travels quickly and thoroughly. Mrs. Franklyn-Haldene was telling mother one afternoon that you drank. I suppose she felt it her duty." "To be sure," bitterly. "Was it while I have been living at home?" "No; when the rumor came that you were coming." He shrugged expressively. "I ought to have known." "But come; you are up here to be cheered, not lectured. Let us play billiards. I can hear John and Kate playing now. We'll play sides; and if we win against those two, I promise to call you Richard once a day while you are up here. Or, would you rather I played and sang?" "Much rather," brightening up a bit. "There is always time to play billiards. But first, I want you to come with me into the reading-room. I have something to show you; I had almost forgotten."

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38. "Xv Retrospective " By MacGrath, Harold, 1871-1932 65/112
    The colonel remained standing at the curb till the victoria disappeared. Of what he was thinking I don't know; but he finally muttered James?  
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    Extractions: A word from our supporters: File extension WK1 Ii Introduces My Heroine Iii The Adventure Begins Iv A Family Reunion ... The End The colonel remained standing at the curb till the victoria disappeared. Of what he was thinking I don't know; but he finally muttered "James?" in an inquiring way, and made for the club, shaking his head, as if suddenly confronted by a remarkably abstruse problem. Further on I shall tell you how he solved it. Show me those invisible, imperceptible steps by which a man's honor first descends; show me the way back to the serene altitude of clean conscience, and I will undertake to enlighten you upon the secret of every great historical event, tragic or otherwise. If you will search history carefully, you will note that the basic cause of all great events, such as revolutions, civil strifes, political assassinations, foreign wars, and race oppressions, lay not in men's honor so much as in some one man's dishonor. A man, having committed a dishonorable act, may reestablish himself in the eyes of his fellow-beings, but ever and ever he silently mocks himself and dares not look into the mirror of his conscience. Honor is comparative, as every one will agree. It is only in the highly developed mind that it reaches its superlative state. Either this man becomes impregnable to the assaults of the angel of the pitch robes, or he boldly plunges into the frightful blackness which surrounds her. The great greed of power, the great greed of wealth, the great greed of hate, the great greed of jealousy, and the great greed of love, only these tempt him.

39. "Man On The Box" By MacGrath, Harold, 1871-1932 - Table Of Contents
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