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by Mark Twain Thirty-five years ago I was out prospecting on the Stanislaus, tramping all day long with pick and pan and horn, and washing

by H. P. Lovecraft (Found Among the Papers of the Late Francis Wayland Thurston, of Boston) Of such great powers or beings there may be

by O. Henry Prince Michael, of the Electorate of Valleluna, sat on his favourite bench in the park. The coolness of the September night quickened

by O. Henry When the inauguration was accomplished–the proceedings were made smooth by the presence of the Rough Riders–it is well known that a herd

by F. Scott Fitzgerald The glazed eye of the tired reader resting for a second on the above title will presume it to be merely

by Melville Davisson Post I shall not pretend that I knew the man in America or that he was a friend of my family or

by Louisa May Alcott This short story was published in The Louisa May Alcott Reader: A Supplementary Reader for the Fourth Year of School in

by Leo Tolstoy “Ye have heard that it hath been said, an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth: but I say

by Oscar Wilde A humorous tale by Oscar Wilde about a ghost who is the victim of pranks by two inhabitants of the house he

The Canterbury Pilgrims by Nathaniel Hawthorne The summer moon, which shines in so many a tale, was beaming over a broad extent of uneven country.

by Mark Twain CHAPTER I [Scene-An Artist’s Studio in Rome.] “Oh, George, I do love you!” “Bless your dear heart, Mary, I know that–why is

by Mark Twain Poor, sad-eyed stranger! There was that about his humble mien, his tired look, his decayed-gentility clothes, that almost reached the mustard, seed

by Rudyard Kipling “He that believeth shall not make haste.”–_Isaiah_. The guard-boat lay across the mouth of the bathing-pool, her crew idly spanking the water

by Mark Twain There was a good deal of pleasant gossip about old Captain ‘Hurricane’ Jones, of the Pacific Ocean–peace to his ashes! Two or

by Leo Tolstoy I. A gentleman of the name of Zhilin was serving in the Caucasus as an officer. One day he received a letter

by William Dean Howells The stories of captivity among the Ohio Indians during the war that ended in 1794 would of themselves fill a much

by William Dean Howells Colonel Smith was not the first whose captivity was passed in the Ohio country, but there is no record of any

by L. Frank Baum Published in L. Frank Baum’s American Fairy Tales (1901). Jim demonstrates cowboy talent with his lasso and he knows how to

by Grace MacGowan Cooke This story appeared in the June 1904 edition of Harper’s. A dry branch snapped under Kerry’s foot with the report of

by Charlotte M. Yonge 1435 It was bedtime, and the old vaulted chambers of the Dominican monastery at Perth echoed with sounds that would seem

by Mark Twain THE FACTS CONCERNING THE RECENT CARNIVAL OF CRIME IN CONNECTICUT I was feeling blithe, almost jocund. I put a match to my

by Mark Twain –[Some years ago, about 1867, when this was first published, few people believed it, but considered it a mere extravaganza. In these

by Arthur Quiller-Couch I was fourteen that Christmas:–all Veryan parish knows the date of the famous “Black Winter,” when the Johann brig came ashore on

by Edgar Allan Poe This story was included in Poe’s collection, Tales of Mystery and Imagination, illustrated by Harry Clarke (1919). The story was first