Whibley’s Spirit
by Jerome K. Jerome I never met it myself, but I knew Whibley very well…
Variety Patter
by Jerome K. Jerome My first appearance at a Music Hall was in the year…
The Wooing of Tom Sleight’s Wife
by Jerome K. Jerome “It’s competition,” replied Henry, “that makes the world go round. You…
The Woman of the Sæter
by Jerome K. Jerome Wild-reindeer stalking is hardly so exciting a sport as the evening’s…
The Uses and Abuses of Joseph
by Jerome K. Jerome “It is just the same with what you may call the…
The Suprise of Mr. Milberry
by Jerome K. Jerome “It’s not the sort of thing to tell ‘em,” remarked Henry,…
The Probation of James Wrench
by Jerome K. Jerome “There are two sorts of men as gets hen-pecked,” remarked Henry–I…
The Minor Poet’s Story
by Jerome K. Jerome “It doesn’t suit you at all,” I answered. “You’re very disagreeable,”…
The Materialisation of Charles and Mivanway
by Jerome K. Jerome The fault that most people will find with this story is…
The Man Who Would Manage
by Jerome K. Jerome It has been told me by those in a position to…