The Luck of the Irish

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The Luck of the Irish (1917)
by Harold MacGrath

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[Frontispiece by W. H. D. Koerner. Adapted into a silent film in 1920]

For three years now these little feet had twinkled past the basement window. The odd part of this singular one-sided romance, William was never tempted to run up to see what the young woman looked like. … Let it be as it was, her world outside there in the sunshine and his in this smelly cellar. But, nevertheless, he often wished he knew a girl such as he imagined this one to be. One thing was certain: anywhere in the world, in any kind of leather, he would recognize those feet. And thereby hangs this tale.

2576577The Luck of the Irish1917Harold MacGrath

THE LUCK OF THE IRISH

"WHEN I GET 'EM OUTSIDE, BE READY TO SHOVE THE BED AGAINST THE DOOR. IF I FALL, SHOOT TO KILL!"

THE
LUCK OF THE IRISH

A ROMANCE

BY
HAROLD MacGRATH

HARPER & BROTHERS PUBLISHERS
NEW YORK AND LONDON

The Luck of the Irish

Copyright. 1917, by Harper & Brothers
Printed in the United States of America
Published September, 1917

THE LUCK OF THE IRISH

CONTENTS (not listed in original)

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