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The Cast-iron Canvasser by Banjo Paterson The firm of Sloper and Dodge, publishers and printers, was in great distress. These two enterprising individuals had worked

by W. W. Jacobs Mrs. John Boxer stood at the door of the shop with her hands clasped on her apron. The short day had

The Cat by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman The snow was falling, and the Cat’s fur was stiffly pointed with it, but he was imperturbable. He

by Aesop A Cat was growing very thin. As you have guessed, he did not get enough to eat. One day he heard that some

by Arnold Bennett I The secret history of the Ebag marriage is now printed for the first time. The Ebag family, who prefer their name

by Aesop Once a Cat and a Fox were traveling together. As they went along, picking up provisions on the way—a stray mouse here, a

by L. Frank Baum Published in L. Frank Baum’s first children’s book, Mother Goose in Prose (1897), illustrated by Maxfield Parrish. You might also enjoy

by Rudyard Kipling Rudyard Kipling’s Just So Stories (1902) offer young readers the opportunity to identify literary devices like anthropomorphism and explore the characteristics of

by H. P. Lovecraft It is said that in Ulthar, which lies beyond the river Skai, no man may kill a cat; and this I

by Aesop There was once a Cat who was so watchful, that a Mouse hardly dared show the tip of his whiskers for fear of

by Aesop A very young Mouse, who had never seen anything of the world, almost came to grief the very first time he ventured out.

by Mark Twain From The Saturday Press, Nov. 18, 1865. Republished in The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County, and Other Sketches (1867), by Mark

The Cattle-dealers by Anton Chekhov THE long goods train has been standing for hours in the little station. The engine is as silent as though

by Maxim Gorky In a town of the steppes where I found life exceedingly dull, the best and the brightest spot was the cemetery. Often

The Celestial Railroad by Nathaniel Hawthorne Not a great while ago, passing through the gate of dreams, I visited that region of the earth in

by O. Henry “I see that the cause of Education has received the princely gift of more than fifty millions of dollars,” said I. I

by W. W. Jacobs Mr. George Henshaw let himself in at the front door, and stood for some time wiping his boots on the mat.

by O. Henry If you should speak of the Kiowa Reservation to the average New Yorker he probably wouldn’t know whether you were referring to

by H.H. Munro (SAKI) A strange stillness hung over the restaurant; it was one of those rare moments when the orchestra was not discoursing the

by W. W. Jacobs The tall clock in the corner of the small living-room had just struck eight as Mr. Samuel Gunnill came stealthily down

The Chemist’s Wife by Anton Chekhov THE little town of B—-, consisting of two or three crooked streets, was sound asleep. There was a complete

by Anthony Trollope Few Englishmen or Englishwomen are intimately acquainted with the little town of Le Puy. It is the capital of the old province

by Ellis Parker Butler Philo Gubb, with three rolls of wall-paper under his arm and a pail of mixed paste in one hand, walked along

by Charlotte M. Yonge B.C. 52 We have seen the Gauls in the heart of Rome, we have now to see them showing the last