GENTIAN.
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman IT had been raining hard all night ; when the…
FLORA AND HANNAH
By Mary. E. Wilkins IT happened a number of years ago, when valentines were made…
ELIZA SAM
By Mary E. Wilkins MY neighbors are mostly women. There l used to be men…
EGLANTINA
By Mary E. Wilkins EGLANTINA, tall and fair, Queen of Beauty and of Grace, All…
DILL.
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman Dame Clementina was in her dairy, churning, and her little…
DEAR ANNIE
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman ANNIE HEMPSTEAD lived on a large family canvas, being the…
DEACON THOMAS WALES’S WILL.
By Mary E. Wilkins In the Name of God Amen! the Thirteenth Day of September…
DANIEL AND LITTLE DAN’L
By Mary E. Wilkins THE Wise homestead dated back more than a century, yet it…
CORONATION
By Mary E. Wilkins JIM BENNET had never married. He had passed middle life, and…
CINNAMON ROSES
Mary E. Wilkins The cottage house had been painted white, but the paint was now…