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"A Double Knot Vol. Two" by George Manville Fenn takes readers on an enthralling journey thru a global of suspense and adventure. Fenn, recognized for his charming storytelling, weaves a story of intrigue, mystery, and courage on this quantity. The narrative unfolds with vibrant descriptions and compelling characters, drawing readers into a meticulously crafted plot. Set against a backdrop of exploration and discovery, the story follows the protagonists via a series of sudden twists and turns. Fenn's narrative prowess shines as he skillfully builds anxiety and excitement, retaining readers on the brink of their seats. The characters, richly developed and multifaceted, navigate a complex web of demanding situations, uncovering secrets and techniques and going through unforeseen adversaries. As the first extent in this gripping series, "A Double Knot" lays the foundation for an epic adventure that promises both thrills and emotional resonance. Fenn's keen observations of human nature and his potential to create a vibrant and immersive world make this book a must-study for fans of the author's work and those in search of an exhilarating literary escape. In "A Double Knot Vol. Two," George Manville Fenn invites readers to embark on a journey full of threat, discovery, and the iconic spirit of adventure.

About as rugged, fierce-looking a gang of men as a lad could set eyes on, as they struggled up the steep cliff road leading to the castle, which frowned at the summit, where the flashing waters of the Gleame swept round three sides of its foot, half hidden by the beeches and birches, which overhung the limpid stream. The late spring was at its brightest and best, but there had been no rain; and as the men who had waded the river lower down, climbed the steep cliff road, they kicked up the white limestone dust, and caked their wet high boots, which, in several instances, had opened holes in which toes could be seen, looking like curious reptiles deep in gnarled and crumpled shells.

"Oh, bother!" The utterer of these two impatient words threw down a sheet of notepaper from which he had been reading, carefully smoothed out the folds to make it flat, and then, balancing it upon one finger as he sat back in a cane chair with his heels upon the table, gave the paper a flip with his nail and sent it skimming out of the window of his military quarters at Campong Dang, the station on the Ruah River, far up the west coast of the Malay Peninsula.

The adventure book "Cutlass and Cudgel" was written by the famous British creator George Manville Fenn inside the 1800s. The story is ready in opposition to the background of maritime adventures, telling a story of excessive-seas journey, piracy, and the look for wealth. When the main person, Tom May, finds a mysterious map that leads to hidden wealth, he unearths himself in the middle of an interesting sea voyage. The unconventional takes region at some stage in the age of sail and gets the essence of life at sea, with risky waters, swashbuckling action, and crews combating with every other. As Tom May faces the tough situations of piracy, making buddies and fighting enemies in his quest for the coveted wealth, he adjustments as someone. Fenn's writing talents virtually shine via as he certainly describes the thrills and dangers of the open sea, making a global full of tension and exhilaration. The book is known for being practical about the sea because Fenn used what he knew from his time as a sailor and soldier to write it. "Cutlass and Cudgel" is evidence of George Manville Fenn's talent at writing thrilling adventures that readers who like sea testimonies, daring adventures, and the joys of locating riches on the high seas will enjoy.

"A Double Knot Vol. Three" by George Manville Fenn takes readers on an enthralling journey thru a global of suspense and adventure. Fenn, recognized for his charming storytelling, weaves a story of intrigue, mystery, and courage on this quantity. The narrative unfolds with vibrant descriptions and compelling characters, drawing readers into a meticulously crafted plot. Set against a backdrop of exploration and discovery, the story follows the protagonists via a series of sudden twists and turns. Fenn's narrative prowess shines as he skillfully builds anxiety and excitement, retaining readers on the brink of their seats. The characters, richly developed and multifaceted, navigate a complex web of demanding situations, uncovering secrets and techniques and going through unforeseen adversaries. As the first extent in this gripping series, "A Double Knot" lays the foundation for an epic adventure that promises both thrills and emotional resonance. Fenn's keen observations of human nature and his potential to create a vibrant and immersive world make this book a must-study for fans of the author's work and those in search of an exhilarating literary escape. In "A Double Knot Vol. Three," George Manville Fenn invites readers to embark on a journey full of threat, discovery, and the iconic spirit of adventure.

"Eli's Children Part1" by George Manville Fenn unfolds as a captivating narrative that immerses readers within the adventurous lives of a set of youngsters dealing with the challenges of the nineteenth century. Fenn, a famend English writer recognised for his enticing testimonies aimed at kids and teenagers, weaves a story that combines factors of suspense, exploration, and moral lessons. Set in opposition to the backdrop of a bygone generation, the novel introduces readers to the eponymous Eli's children part1 as they navigate an international full of each natural wonders and societal complexities. Fenn's storytelling prowess shines through vivid descriptions of settings, well-drawn characters, and a plot that unfolds with a combination of exhilaration and treasured life training. The narrative can also comply with the younger protagonists on a journey, whether via bustling metropolis streets or untamed barren region, highlighting the resilience, resourcefulness, and camaraderie that outline their collective adventures. "Eli's Children Part1" is in all likelihood to mirror Fenn's signature style, providing readers a compelling combination of adventure, moral exploration, and a glimpse into the societal norms of the time. For the maximum correct and up to date statistics on "Eli's Children Part1" by George Manville Fenn, it is endorsed to check the today's sources which include online book retailers, library catalogs, or the author's professional website.

"Brownsmith's Boy" is a captivating novel written by George Manville Fenn. Set within the 19th century, the tale revolves across the existence of Joe Thompson, the eponymous Brownsmith's Boy. Joe grows up in a small English village where his father, a blacksmith, works hard to make ends meet. The narrative unfolds with Joe's journey from a modest upbringing to unexpected adventures. As Joe matures, he encounters various challenges that take a look at his resilience and man or woman. Fenn skillfully weaves a tale of personal boom, friendship, and the pursuit of dreams against the backdrop of a changing society. The novel offers insights into the socio-financial dynamics of the time, portraying the struggles of everyday individuals amidst industrialization. The writer, George Manville Fenn, was a prolific author of journey stories for young readers inside the nineteenth century. His works regularly explore issues of courage, dedication, and the triumph of the human spirit. "Brownsmith's Boy" stands as a testomony to Fenn's storytelling prowess, offering readers a poignant and attractive narrative that transcends time.

"The Man with a Shadow Vol. Three" by means of George Manville Fenn unfolds a riveting narrative that intertwines mystery, adventure, and the complexities of human nature. Set towards the backdrop of an enigmatic protagonist, the story delves into the shadows of identification and intrigue, leading readers via a compelling adventure of discovery. Fenn, acknowledged for his mastery in crafting tales of suspense and individual-driven plots, invitations readers right into an international wherein secrets and techniques and shadows converge to shape destinies. With his signature combination of vivid storytelling and eager insights into human behavior, Fenn constructs a narrative that guarantees not most effective suspenseful twists but additionally profound reflections on the shadows that outline us. "The Man with a Shadow Vol. Three" stands as a testament to Fenn's literary prowess, presenting readers an immersive experience in an international in which the boundary between mild and shadow is blurred, and the unraveling of mysteries is poised to captivate the imagination.

"The Man with a Shadow Vol. Two" by means of George Manville Fenn unfolds a riveting narrative that intertwines mystery, adventure, and the complexities of human nature. Set towards the backdrop of an enigmatic protagonist, the story delves into the shadows of identification and intrigue, leading readers via a compelling adventure of discovery. Fenn, acknowledged for his mastery in crafting tales of suspense and individual-driven plots, invitations readers right into an international wherein secrets and techniques and shadows converge to shape destinies. With his signature combination of vivid storytelling and eager insights into human behavior, Fenn constructs a narrative that guarantees not most effective suspenseful twists but additionally profound reflections on the shadows that outline us. "The Man with a Shadow Vol. Two" stands as a testament to Fenn's literary prowess, presenting readers an immersive experience in an international in which the boundary between mild and shadow is blurred, and the unraveling of mysteries is poised to captivate the imagination.

The sun shone down hotly on the hill-side, and that hill was one of a range of smooth rolling downs that ought to have been called ups and downs, from the way they seemed to rise and fall like the sea on a fine calm day.

Two rooks flew over the Cathedral Close, and as they neared the old square Norman tower they cawed in a sneering way. That was enough. Out like magic came the jackdaws from hole and corner-snapping, snarling, and barking birdily-to join in a hue and cry as they formed a pack to drive away the bucolic intruders who dared to invade the precincts sacred to daws from the beginning of architectural time; and this task over, they returned to sit on corbel, leaden spout, crevice, and ledge, to erect the feathers of their powdered heads and make remarks to one another, till the chimes rang out and the big bell boomed the hour.

"Just look at him, Dick. Be quiet; don't speak." "Oh, the dirty sunburnt little varmint! I'd like the job o' washing him." "If you say another word, Dinny, I'll give you a crack with your own stick." "An' is it meself would belave you'd hurt your own man Dinny wid a shtick, Masther Jack? Why ye wouldn't knock a fly off me." "Then be quiet. I want to see what he's going to do." "Shure an' it's one of the masther's owld boots I threw away wid me own hands this morning, because it hadn't a bit more wear in it. An' look at the dirty unclane monkey now." "He'll hear you directly, Dinny, and I want to see what he's going to do. Hold your tongue." "Shure an' ye ask me so politely, Masther Jack, that it's obliged to be silent I am." "Pa was quite right when he said you had got too long a tongue." "Who said so, Masther Jack?" "Pa-papa!"

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Mark jumped up. "You there, father! I did not hear you come in." Doctor Robertson, tutor, half rose from his seat by the glowing library fire. "No, my boy, and I did not hear you come in." "Why, uncle, you have been sitting there listening!" cried Dean. "To be sure I have. How could I help it, sir? I came in tired, and thought I would have a nap in my own chair till it was time to change for dinner, and you woke me up out of a pleasant dream which somehow shaped itself into climbing with an ice axe and nearly losing it. It was some time before I could make out whether I was really awake or dreaming still, and I lay listening and getting more and more interested in what the doctor described to you two stupid boys." "Oh, father, you shouldn't have listened!" said Mark. "What, sir!" cried Sir James Roche hotly. "And pray why shouldn't I have listened?" "Because-because-"

Original Penny Readings: A Series Of Short Sketches is a collection of short stories written by George Manville Fenn and originally published in 1867. The book contains a series of entertaining and engaging sketches, each designed to be read aloud in a public setting. The stories cover a range of topics, from humorous anecdotes to thrilling adventures, and are written in a lively and engaging style that is sure to captivate readers of all ages. Fenn's writing is characterized by his vivid descriptions and his ability to create memorable characters that readers will come to love. Whether you are looking for a quick read to pass the time or a collection of stories to share with friends and family, Original Penny Readings is a delightful and entertaining book that is sure to please.Includes Christmas Penny Readings.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Eighteen-year-old Marcus is the son of a great Roman general, Cracis, who had fallen from grace some years previously. Marcus and his father live quietly on a small farm in southern Italy along with an old ex-soldier, Serge. Marcus wants nothing more than to be a soldier, but his father has forbidden any discussion of the topic. One day a stranger comes to the farm and succeeds in convincing Marcus' father to join him in a war against the Gauls. Cracis forbids Marcus to follow him, but Marcus is a head-strong young man. Who is the stranger? Will Marcus find his father? Who will win the war with the Gauls? Find the answer to these questions in Marcus the Young Centurion by George Manville Fenn.

George Manville Fenn--Selective Works "Diamond Dyke" "Cutlass and Cudgel" "Seven Frozen Sailors"

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"Take care, Mr Luke Vine, sir. There's a big one coming." The thin, little, sharp-featured, grey-haired man on a rock looked sharply round, saw the big one coming, stooped, picked up a large basket, and, fishing-rod in hand, stepped back and climbed up a few feet, just as a heavy swell, which seemed to glide along rapidly over the otherwise calm sea, heaved, flooded the rock on which he had been standing, ran right up so high as to bathe his feet, then sank back in a series of glittering falls which sparkled in the glorious sunshine: there was a hissing and sighing and sucking noise among the rocks, and the wave passed on along the rugged coast, leaving the sea calm and bright once more.

"I say, Uncle Dick, do tell me what sort of a place it is." "Oh, you'll see when you get there!" "Uncle Jack, you tell me then; what's it like?" "Like! What, Arrowfield? Ask Uncle Bob." "There, Uncle Bob, I'm to ask you. Do tell me what sort of a place it is?" "Get out, you young nuisance!"

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"Then you're a villain!" "Nonsense, Mary; be reasonable." "Reasonable, Captain Armstrong! I am reasonable, and I am telling you the truth. You are a villain!" "Why, you foolish girl, what did you expect?" "That you would be an officer and a gentleman. Once more, is it true that you are going to be married to that lady?" "Well, you see-" "Answer me, sir." "Oh, well, then, yes, I suppose I am." "Then I repeat it, James Armstrong, you are a villain!" "What nonsense, you fierce-looking, handsome termagant! We have had our little pleasant chats and meetings, and now we'll say good-bye pleasantly. I can't help it. I have to marry; so you go and do the same, my dear, and I'll buy you a handsome wedding-dress." "You cowardly, cold-blooded villain!"

"Some people are such fools!" said Richard Pellet; and, if public judgment was right, he knew what a fool was as well as any man in the great city of London. He was a big man was Richard Pellet, Esq., C.C., shipper, of Austin Friars, and known among city men as "the six-hundred-pounder;" and he knew a fool when he saw one. But whether at his office in the city, or down at his place at Norwood, -"his little place at Norwood," where he had "a morsel of garden" and "a bit of glass," and grew pine and melon, peach and grape, and had a fat butler in black, and a staff of servants in drab, trimmed with yellow coach-lace, -no matter where Richard Pellet might be, he could always see in his mind's eye the greatest fool that ever breathed-the man whom he was always mentally abusing-to wit, his brother Jare

This collection of stories by George Manville Fenn seeks to put many of his famous ideas into a single draft and provide them at an inexpensive price so that everybody can read them. Some stories are fascinating and fantastic, while others sneak up on you and draw you in. Some stories are brutal and weird, while others creep up on you and draw you in slowly. This book has been called a classic and has been a fantastic compilation of thoughts that have been grasped into a single draft for readers of various ages to read. The plot is full of twists and turns that will keep the reader interested. Because the title character is so indulgent, readers are forced to keep reading to find out what happens next. This edition of "Diamond Dyke" is both modern and legible, with an eye-catching new cover and professionally typeset manuscript.

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