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Legends of the Province House: IV. Old Esther Dudley by Nathaniel Hawthorne Our host having resumed the chair, he, as well as Mr. Tiffany and

by Harriet Beecher Stowe “And so you will not sign this paper?” said Alfred Melton to his cousin, a fine-looking young man, who was lounging

by Charlotte M. Yonge A.D. 533 The Franks had fully gained possession of all the north of Gaul, except Brittany. Chlodweh had made them Christians

by O. Henry So I went to a doctor. “How long has it been since you took any alcohol into your system?” he asked. Turning

by Guy de Maupassant Since the beginning of the campaign Lieutenant Lare had taken two cannon from the Prussians. His general had said: “Thank you,

by Henry van Dyke The village of Samaria in the central part of the State of Connecticut resembled the royal city of Israel, after which

by William Dean Howells Amidst all this tomahawking and scalping, this shooting and stabbing, this shedding of blood and of tears, this heartbreak of captivity,

by Arnaba Saha Damini was about to call Kabir when the door bell rang. she was sitting alone in her drawing room anxiously waiting for

Ligeia by Edgar Allan Poe And the will therein lieth, which dieth not. Who knoweth the, mysteries of the will, with its vigor? For God

by Katherine Mansfield When the literary gentleman, whose flat old Ma Parker cleaned every Tuesday, opened the door to her that morning, he asked after

Lights by Anton Chekhov THE dog was barking excitedly outside. And Ananyev the engineer, his assistant called Von Schtenberg, and I went out of the

by Jack London IT was the summer of 1897, and there was trouble in the Tarwater family. Grandfather Tarwater, after remaining properly subdued and crushed

Lilacs by Kate Chopin Mme. Adrienne Farival never announced her coming; but the good nuns knew very well when to look for her. When the

Lionizing by Edgar Allan Poe ——– all people went Upon their ten toes in wild wonderment. — Bishop Hall’s Satires . I AM – that

by Mark Twain I had heard so much about the celebrated fortune-teller Madame—–, that I went to see her yesterday. She has a dark complexion

by Laura E. Richards “I think the kitty wants to come in,” said Mother Golden. “I hear him crying somewhere. Won’t you go and let

Little Annie’s Ramble by Nathaniel Hawthorne Ding-dong! Ding-dong! Ding-dong! The town-crier has rung his bell at a distant corner, and little Annie stands on her

by Rudyard Kipling Look, you have cast out Love! What Gods are these You bid me please?The Three in One, the One in Three? Not

by Joseph Martin Kronheim Little Bo-Peep by Kronheim is the classic short story version of the popular nursery rhyme, in which Peep gets help from

by L. Frank Baum Who knew Dorothy could speak rabbit? A delightful Christmas story to read with your children This charming Christmas story was published

by Washington Irving IN the centre of the great city of London lies a small neighborhood, consisting of a cluster of narrow streets and courts,

by Thomas Nelson Page I The County had been settled as a “frontier” in early colonial days, and when it ceased to be frontier, settlement

by Hans Christian Andersen Hans Christian Andersen’s Little Claus and Big Claus was published in the second edition of his fairy tales collection in 1835.

by Rudyard Kipling A Tale Of The Gihon Hunt A fox came out of his earth on the banks of the Great River Gihon, which