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"Algernon, a wealthy young Londoner, pretends to have a friend named Bunbury who lives in the country and is frequently in ill health. Whenever Algernon wants to avoid an unwelcome social obligation, or just get away for the weekend, he makes an ostensible visit to his "sick friend". In that way...

Nisida is written by A. Dumas Pere.

The seventh novel in the Rougon-Macquart cycle, L'Assommoir (1877) is the story of a woman's struggle for happiness in working-class Paris.

Cyntherea, a maid for the eccentric Miss Aldclyffe and Edward Springrove, becomes embroiled in a manipulative scheme.

Edmond Dantes is imprisoned on a false political charge. He makes a daring escape, finds the treasure of Monte Cristo, and seeks revenge upon his enemies.

A comedy by Irish playwright, George Bernard Shaw. FREE, and ready for download now!

This story is fundamental to the understanding of the origin and creation of this great resource, and David’s personal relationships and the connection between those people and the original four FGG members. Download this FREE e-Book today!

This is a brilliant work of fiction. Every one of the 1300 pages has meaning. Every character, every event, and every other detail of the story are connected. The story is totally unpredictable and makes you want to turn to the next page. The author has an incredible sense of time, place, and...

Buchan's hero, a Scottish grocer, teams up with a poet to investigate a house inhabited by two women, one of whom may be a princess in distress. Set in Scotland, it follows the adventures of Dickson McCunn, a newly retired grocer planning a modest walking holiday in the hills of south-west...

The lives of Scandinavian peasants are recounted with keen insight in this heartfelt novel.