Classicly Books
The Foot-prints of the Creator
Hugh MillerThe geological works of Hugh Miller have excited the greatest interest, not only among scientific men, but also among general readers. There is in them a freshness of conception, a power of argumentat..
Tomorrow's Tangle
Geraldine BonnerThe man and woman turned, startled, and saw him. Looking back they saw Fletcher, who was coming slowly, and evidently not very willingly, forward. The sight of the exhausted pioneers was a too familia..
A Modern Slavery
Henry Woodd NevinsonFor miles on miles there is no break in the monotony of the scene. Even when the air is calmest the surf falls heavily upon the long, thin line of yellow beach, throwing its white foam far up the stee..
Double Crossed
W. Douglas NewtonThe girl paid no attention to that. She did not allow herself to be distracted from Clement, as she was obviously meant to be distracted. She was, in fact, rather pleased to meet a young, good-looking..
The Amateur Inn
Albert Payson TerhuneCreede was a Scotchman, who had begun life as a schoolmaster; and who had come to America, with his invalid wife, to better his fortunes. A final twist of fate had stranded the couple on this Berkshir..
The Black Star: A School Story for Boys
Andrew H. WalpoleThere was nothing remarkable in that, but Jack noted with intense surprise that Tiger was staring at Billy with an air of recognition. Jack wondered. Did Billy, by any chance, happen to know him? It d..
The Book of Alfalfa: History, Cultivation and Merits
F. D. CoburnThe author believes in alfalfa; he believes in it for the big farmer as a profit-bringer in the form of hay, or condensed into beef, pork, mutton, or products of the cow; but he has a still more abidi..
The Cross and the Hammer: A Tale of the Days of the Vikings
H. Bedford-JonesThis is a story about the very real people and events; if ever you chance to read the old Sagas of Norway you will come upon most of the characters of this tale. The viking age was not Christian, it w..