A SORROWFUL GUEST.
by Sarah Orne Jewett Dear Helen,—What do you say to our going to housekeeping together?…
A LOST LOVER.
by Sarah Orne Jewett For a great many years it had been understood in Longfield…
Miss Debby’s Neighbors
by Sarah Orne Jewett There is a class of elderly New England women which is…
Tom’s Husband
by Sarah Orne Jewett I shall not dwell long upon the circumstances that led to…
From a Mournful Villager
by Sarah Orne Jewett Lately I have been thinking, with much sorrow, of the approaching…
An October Ride
by Sarah Orne Jewett It was a fine afternoon, just warm enough and just cool…
An Autumn Holiday
by Sarah Orne Jewett I had started early in the afternoon for a long walk;…
Last Days in Deephaven,
by Sarah Orne Jewett When the summer was ended it was no sorrow to us,…
Miss Chauncey
by Sarah Orne Jewett The Deephaven people used to say sometimes complacently, that certain things…
In Shadow
by Sarah Orne Jewett Soon after we went to Deephaven we took a long drive…