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by Oscar Wilde The Happy Prince and Other Tales is Oscar Wilde’s collection of children’s stories (1888). That collection of children’s stories also includes: The

by Aesop Hares, as you know, are very timid. The least shadow, sends them scurrying in fright to a hiding place. Once they decided to

by Aesop The Lion had been badly hurt by the horns of a Goat, which he was eating. He was very angry to think that

by Arthur Quiller-Couch Beside the Plymouth road, as it plunges down-hill past Ruan Lanihale church towards Ruan Cove, and ten paces beyond the lych-gate–where the

by Mary Hallock Foote [Mrs. Tom Daly, of Bisuka in the Northwest, writes to her invalid sister spending the summer on the coast of Southern

by Charles Dickens CHAPTER I – THE MORTALS IN THE HOUSE Under none of the accredited ghostly circumstances, and environed by none of the conventional

The Haunted Valley by Ambrose Bierce I. How Trees Are Felled in China A half-mile north from Jo. Dunfer’s, on the road from Hutton’s to

The Haunted Mind by Nathaniel Hawthorne What a singular moment is the first one, when you have hardly begun to recollect yourself, after starting from

by H. P. Lovecraft I have seen the dark universe yawningWhere the black planets roll without aim,Where they roll in their horror unheeded,Without knowledge or

by Arthur Quiller-Couch A YARN. If any one cares to buy the yawl Siren, he may have her for 200 pounds, or a trifle less

The Head-gardener’s Story by Anton Chekhov A SALE of flowers was taking place in Count N.’s greenhouses. The purchasers were few in number — a

by O. Henry When the war between Spain and George Dewey was over, I went to the Philippine Islands. There I remained as bushwhacker correspondent

by Rudyard Kipling There’s a convict more in the Central Jail, Behind the old mud wall; There’s a lifter less on the Border trail, And

by Henry van Dyke There were three American boys from the region of Philadelphia in the dugout, “Somewhere in France”; and they found it a

The Head Of The Family by Anton Chekhov IT is, as a rule, after losing heavily at cards or after a drinking-bout when an attack

by Jack London The Heathen first appeared in Everybody’s Magazine in 1910, and then appeared again the following year when it was included in South

The Heart Of The Spring by William Butler Yeats A very old man, whose face was almost as fleshless as the foot of a bird,

by T.S. Arthur Kate Darlington was a belle and a beauty; and had, as might be supposed, not a few admirers. Some were attracted by

by H.H. Munro (SAKI) A “Mixed Double” of young people were contesting a game of lawn tennis at the Rectory garden party; for the past

by H.H. Munro (SAKI) “Dora Bittholz is coming on Thursday,” said Mrs. Sangrail. “This next Thursday? ” asked Clovis His mother nodded. “You’ve rather done

The Helpmate by Anton Chekhov “I’VE asked you not to tidy my table,” said Nikolay Yevgrafitch. “There’s no finding anything when you’ve tidied up. Where’s

by Bret Harte I The sun was going down on the Dedlow Marshes. The tide was following it fast as if to meet the reddening

by Arnold Bennett I “Have you heard about Tommy Chadwick?” one gossip asked another in Bursley. “No.” “He’s a tram-conductor now.” This information occasioned surprise,

by Henry van Dyke On December twenty-fifth, 1918, that little white house in the park was certainly the happiest dwelling in Calvinton. It was simply