Christmas Jenny
Mary E. Wilkins The day before there had been a rain and a thaw, then…
Catherine Carr
Mary E. Wilkins The ninth day of August, 1814, was hot and sultry on the…
CALLA-LILIES AND HANNAH.
“ Mis’ NEWHALL!” Mary E. Wilkins “Mis’ Newhall!” The tall, thin figure on the…
BRAKES AND WHITE VI’LETS.
Mary E. Wilkins One afternoon Marm Lawson had company to tea. There were three women…
BOTH CHEEKS
by Mary E. Wilkins Freeman Both Cheeks first appeared in The Saturday Evening Post (November,…
BILLY AND SUSY
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman FOR years the sisters, Miss Melissa Abbot and Mrs. Sarah…
BIG SISTER SOLLY
By Mary E. Wilkins IT did seem strange that Sally Patterson, who, according to her…
ANN LIZY’S PATCHWORK
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman Ann Lizy was invited to spend the afternoon and take…
ANN MARY HER TWO THANKSGIVINGS
“Grandma.” By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman “What is it, child?” “You goin’ to put that…
An Unwilling Guest
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman “I’VE been lookin’ in the pantry, an’ you ain’t got…