THE greatest number of people in the world prefer the most highly civilized places of the world, because they know what sort of things are going to happen there, and because they also know by experience that those are the sort of things they like.
An edition of The Exiles and Other Stories
(1894)
The exiles
and other stories
by Richard Harding Davis
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Table of Contents
The exiles.
The writing on the wall.
The right of way.
His bad angel.
The boy orator of Zepata City.
The romance in the life of Hefty Burke.
An anonymous letter.
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