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by Jack London I awoke fully an hour before my customary time. This in itself was remarkable, and I lay very wide awake, pondering over

by Rudyard Kipling Like Mr. Bunyan of old, I, Duncan Parrenness, Writer to the Most Honourable the East India Company, in this God-forgotten city of

by Rudyard Kipling In the Army List they still stand as “The Fore and Fit Princess Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen-Anspach’s Merther-Tydfilshire Own Royal Loyal Light Infantry, Regimental District

by Hans Christian Andersen Ah! yes, that was little Tuk: in reality his name was not Tuk, but that was what he called himself before

by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu Being a Fourth Extract from the Legacy of the Late F. Purcell, P. P. of Drumcoolagh “All this he told

by Guy de Maupassant The north wind was blowing a hurricane, driving through the sky big, black, heavy clouds from which the rain poured down

by Ralph Henry Barbour “BRIGGS, Bayard Newlyn, Hammondsport, Ill., I L, H 24.” That’s the way the catalogue put it. Mostly, though, he was called

by Frank Norris I On a certain morning in the spring of the year, the three men who were known as the Three Black Crows

The Duc de L’Omelette by Edgar Allan Poe And stepped at once into a cooler clime.—Cowper Keats fell by a criticism. Who was it died

by O. Henry The gods, lying beside their nectar on ‘Lympus and peeping over the edge of the cliff, perceive a difference in cities. Although

by Joseph Conrad I NAPOLEON I., whose career had the quality of a duel against the whole of Europe, disliked duelling between the officers of

by Sherwood Anderson There is a story.–I cannot tell it.–I have no words. The story is almost forgotten but sometimes I remember. The story concerns

by Stephen Crane Patsy Tulligan was not as wise as seven owls, but his courage could throw a shadow as long as the steeple of

by O. Henry When Major Pendleton Talbot, of Mobile, sir, and his daughter, Miss Lydia Talbot, came to Washington to reside, they selected for a

by L. Frank Baum Published in L. Frank Baum’s American Fairy Tales (1901), about Tanko-Manke the Yellow Ryl> In all Fairyland there is no more

by Aesop An Eagle, swooping down on powerful wings, seized a lamb in her talons and made off with it to her nest. A Jackdaw

by Aesop A Beetle once begged the Eagle to spare a Hare which had run to her for protection. But the Eagle pounced upon her

by H.H. Munro (SAKI) It was distinctly hard lines for Lady Barbara, who came of good fighting stock, and was one of the bravest women

by Aesop An Eagle sat high in the branches of a great Oak. She seemed very sad and drooping for an Eagle. A Kite saw

by James Fenimore Cooper THE eclipse of the sun, which you have requested me to describe, occurred in the summer of 1806, on Monday, the

by O. Henry It is hardly likely that a goddess may die. Then Eastre, the old Saxon goddess of spring, must be laughing in her

by Rudyard Kipling I In the pleasant orchard-closes ‘God bless all our gains,’ say we;But ‘May God bless all our losses,’ Better suits with our

by Rudyard Kipling (1913) Ah! What avails the classic bent, And what the chosen word, Against the undoctored incident That actually occurred? And what is

by Henry van Dyke “O-o-o! Danny, oho-o-o! five o’clock!” The clear young voice of Esther North floated across the snowy fields to the hill where