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To me, I being eighteen, romance was the…beauchamp (16)in literature • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.Grim Tales Part II: John Charrington's Wedding (Nesbit)No one ever thought that May Forster would marry John Charrington; but he thought differently, and things which John Charrington intended had a queer way of coming to pass. He asked her to marry him…beauchamp (16)in literature • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.Grim Tales Part I: The Ebony Frame (Nesbit)To be rich is a luxurious sensation—the more so when you have plumbed the depths of hard-up-ness as a Fleet Street hack, a picker-up of unconsidered pars, a reporter, an unappreciated journalist—all…beauchamp (16)in literature • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Lady with the Dog IV (Chekhov)And Anna Sergeyevna began coming to see him in Moscow. Once in two or three months she left S----, telling her husband that she was going to consult a doctor about an internal complaint -- and her…beauchamp (16)in literature • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Lady with the Dog III (Chekhov)At home in Moscow everything was in its winter routine; the stoves were heated, and in the morning it was still dark when the children were having breakfast and getting ready for school, and the…beauchamp (16)in literature • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Lady with the Dog II (Chekhov)A week had passed since they had made acquaintance. It was a holiday. It was sultry indoors, while in the street the wind whirled the dust round and round, and blew people's hats off. It was a…beauchamp (16)in literature • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Lady with the Dog I (Chekhov)IT was said that a new person had appeared on the sea-front: a lady with a little dog. Dmitri Dmitritch Gurov, who had by then been a fortnight at Yalta, and so was fairly at home there, had begun…beauchamp (16)in novels • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Curious Case of Benjamin Button VIII-XI (Fitzgerald)Hildegarde, waving a large silk flag, greeted him on the porch, and even as he kissed her he felt with a sinking of the heart that these three years had taken their toll. She was a woman of forty…beauchamp (16)in novels • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Curious Case of Benjamin Button IV-VII (Fitzgerald)Of the life of Benjamin Button between his twelfth and twenty-first year I intend to say little. Suffice to record that they were years of normal ungrowth. When Benjamin was eighteen he was erect…beauchamp (16)in novels • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Curious Case of Benjamin Button II-III (Fitzgerald)"Good-morning," Mr. Button said, nervously, to the clerk in the Chesapeake Dry Goods Company. "I want to buy some clothes for my child." "How old is your child, sir?" "About six hours," answered…beauchamp (16)in literature • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Man Who Could Work Miracles II (H.G. Wells)Now what those proposals were does not concern the essentials of this story. Suffice it that they were designed in a spirit of infinite benevolence, the sort of benevolence that used to be called…beauchamp (16)in literature • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Man Who Could Work Miracles I (H.G. Wells)It is doubtful whether the gift was innate. For my own part, I think it came to him suddenly. Indeed, until he was thirty he was a sceptic, and did not believe in miraculous powers. And here, since…beauchamp (16)in literature • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Star I (H.G. Wells)Now, while the thing was Mr. Cave's secret, it remained a mere wonder, a thing to creep to covertly and peep at, as a child might peep upon a forbidden garden. But Mr. Wace has, for a young…beauchamp (16)in literature • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Crystal Egg II (H.G. Wells)Now, while the thing was Mr. Cave's secret, it remained a mere wonder, a thing to creep to covertly and peep at, as a child might peep upon a forbidden garden. But Mr. Wace has, for a young…beauchamp (16)in literature • 6 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.The Crystal Egg I (H.G. Wells)There was, until a year ago, a little and very grimy-looking shop near Seven Dials, over which, in weather-worn yellow lettering, the name of "C. Cave, Naturalist and Dealer in Antiquities," was…screenwriterml (58)in writers • 7 years agosteemCreated with Sketch.STEEMIT WRITERS OFFER!If you are a screenplay writer, or a novel writer and want to improve your dialogue I am putting out this 24 hour coupon opportunity. You can get my $150 course for only $10. I created 25 coupons…escapehatch (50)in writing • 7 years agoWhat Do You Write In Your Notebook? (Short Story)What do you write in your notebook? “What do you write in your notebook?”
