His Family

Poole, Ernest, 1880-1950

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Poole, Ernest, 1880-1950 · 44 chapters

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• Chapter I.Sample
• Chapter II.
• Chapter III.
• Chapter IV.
• CHAPTER VOne afternoon a few days later Roger was riding in the park. He rode"William,"a large lazy cob who as he advanced in age had so subtly and insidiously slackened his pace from a trot to a jog that Roger barely noticed how slowly he was riding. As he rode along he liked to watch the broad win
• Chapter VI.
• Chapter VII.
• Chapter VIII.
• Chapter IX.
• CHAPTER XOut of the subway they emerged into a noisy tenement street. Roger had known such streets as this, but only in the night-time, as picturesque and adventurous ways in an underground world he had explored in search of strange old glittering rings. It was different now. Gone were the Rembrandt
• Chapter XI.
• Chapter XII.
• Chapter XIII.
• Chapter XIV.
• Chapter XV.
• Chapter XVI.
• Chapter XVII.
• Chapter XVIII.
• Chapter XIX.
• Chapter XX.
• Chapter XXI.
• Chapter XXII.
• Chapter XXIII.
• Chapter XXIV.
• Chapter XXV.
• Chapter XXVI.
• Chapter XXVII.
• Chapter XXVIII.
• Chapter XXIX.
• Chapter XXX.
• Chapter XXXI.
• Chapter XXXII.
• Chapter XXXIII.
• Chapter XXXIV.
• Chapter XXXV.
• Chapter XXXVI.
• Chapter XXXVII.
• Chapter XXXVIII.
• Chapter XXXIX.
• Chapter XL.
• Chapter XLI.
• Chapter XLII.
• Chapter XLIII.
• Chapter XLIV.