
The Creators
by May Sinclair
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About this eBook
- Author
- Sinclair, May, 1863-1946
- Title
- The Creators: A Comedy
- Credits
- E-text prepared by Suzanne Shell, Mary Meehan, and the Project Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PR: Language and Literatures: English literature
- Subject
- Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 25971
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/25971
- Release Date
- July 4, 2008
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.THE CREATORS — A COMEDY
- 2.BY MAY SINCLAIR — AUTHOR OF "THE DIVINE FIRE," "THE HELPMATE," ETC. — WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY ARTHUR I. KELLER — NEW YORK THE CENTURY CO. 1910 — Copyright, 1909, 1910, by The Century Co. — Published, October, 1910 — "To the book!" she said. "To Nina Lempriere's book! You can drink now, George."
- 3.CONTENTS
- 4.LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- 5.THE CREATORS
- 6.I
- 7.II — "How any one can be unkind to dumb animals," said Rose, musing.
- 8.III
- 9.IV
- 10.V
- 11.VI
- 12.VII
- 13.VIII — "Why do you talk about my heart?"
- 14.IX
- 15.X
- 16.XI
- 17.XII
- 18.XIII — Jane started at this sudden voice of her own thought
- 19.XIV
- 20.XV
- 21.XVI
- 22.XVII
- 23.XVIII — "And he," she said, "has still a chance if—I fail you?"
- 24.XIX
- 25.XX
- 26.XXI
- 27.XXII
- 28.XXIII
- 29.XXIV
- 30.XXV
- 31.XXVI
- 32.XXVII
- 33.XXVIII — She had wrung it from him, the thing that six days ago he had come to her to say
- 34.XXIX
- 35.XXX
- 36.XXXI
- 37.XXXII
- 38.XXXIII
- 39.XXXIV
- 40.XXXV
- 41.XXXVI
- 42.XXXVII
- 43.XXXVIII
- 44.XXXIX
- 45.XL
- 46.XLI
- 47.XLII
- 48.XLIII
- 49.XLIV
- 50.XLV — It was Jinny who lay there, Jinny, his wife
- 51.XLVI
- 52.XLVII
- 53.XLVIII
- 54.XLIX
- 55.L — "Ah," she cried, "try not to hate me!"
- 56.LI
- 57.LII
- 58.LIII
- 59.LIV
- 60.LV
- 61.LVI — "George," she said ... "I love you for defending him."
- 62.LVII
- 63.LVIII
- 64.LIX
- 65.LX
- 66.LXI
- 67.LXII
- 68.LXIII — She closed her eyes. "I'm quite happy."
- 69.LXIV — Jane stood in the doorway, quietly regarding them
- 70.LXV
- 71.LXVI
- 72.LXVII
- 73.LXVIII
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