LITTLE-GIRL-AFRAID-OF-A-DOG
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman “The chickens are beginning to lay again,” said Emmeline’s aunt…
LITTLE MIRANDY AND HOW SHE EARNED HER SHOES
By Mary E. Wilkins By the 1st of June Mrs. Thayer had the sun-bonnets done.…
LITTLE LUCY ROSE
By Mary E. Wilkins BACK of the rectory there was a splendid, long hill. The…
LIFE-EVERLASTIN’
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman “Arn’T that your sister goin’ ’long the other side of…
KITCHEN, COLONEL.
By Mary E. Wilkins freeman Back of the kitchen proper in the Lee house there…
Joy
Mary E. Wilkins-Freeman From Harper’s Weekly Vol. XLVII No. 2451 (December 12, 1903) Although it…
JOHNNY-IN-THE-WOODS
By Mary E. Wilkins JOHNNY TRUMBULL, he who had demonstrated his claim to be Cock…
IN BUTTERFLY TIME.
By Mary E. Wilkins “SEEMS to me the butterflies is dretful thick this season, Becca.”…
HOW FIDELIA WENT TO THE STORE
BY MARY E. WILKINS “I don’t know what we’re goin’ to do,” said Aunt Maria…
HER CHRISTMAS
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman RACE MAYBE looked happily at the top, hanging beside the…