Dawn

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S. Fowler Wright. Dawn

Dawn

Table of Contents

BOOK I

[II]

[III]

[IV]

[V]

[VI]

[VII]

[VIII]

[IX]

[X]

BOOK II

[II]

[III]

[IV]

[V]

[VI]

[VII]

[VIII]

[IX]

[X]

[XI]

[XII]

BOOK III

[II]

[III]

[IV]

[V]

[VI]

[VII]

[VIII]

[IX]

[X]

BOOK IV

[II]

[III]

[IV]

[V]

[VI]

[VII]

[VIII]

[IX]

[X]

[XI]

[XII]

[XIII]

[XIV]

BOOK V

[II]

[III]

[IV]

[V]

[VI]

[VII]

[VIII]

[IX]

[X]

[XI]

[XII]

[XIII]

[XIV]

[XV]

[XVI]

[XVII]

[XVIII]

[XIX]

[XX]

[XXI]

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S. Fowler Wright

Published by Good Press, 2021

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A small man with a weak face and a goatish beard rebuked him with drunken solemnity. He appeared to suggest a possible connection between the recent catastrophe, and the infidelity of Jim Rattray. He also suggested that those who had escaped might reasonably be expected to show some gratitude for their Creator’s favor.

Rattray’s reply was again too picturesque for a literal reproduction. Its substance was that a Creator who preserved Monty Beeston, while disposing of so many millions of better men, must be weak in the head.

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