THE LOVER AND THE TELLTALE
By Stephen Crane WHEN the angel child returned with her parents to New York, the…
THE FIGHT
By Stephen Crane I THE child life of the neighborhood was sometimes moved in its…
The End of the Battle
by Stephen Crane A sergeant, a corporal, and fourteen men of the Twelfth Regiment of…
The Duel That Was Not Fought
by Stephen Crane Patsy Tulligan was not as wise as seven owls, but his courage…
THE CLAN OF NO-NAME
By Stephen Crane Unwind my riddle. Cruel as hawks the hours fly; Wounded men seldom…
THE CITY URCHIN AND THE CHASTE VILLAGERS
By Stephen Crane AFTER the brief encounters between the Hedge boy and Jimmie Trescott and…
THE CARRIAGE-LAMPS
Stephen Crane IT was the fault of a small nickel-plated revolver, a most incompetent weapon,…
The Blue Hotel
by Stephen Crane I THE Palace Hotel at Fort Romper was painted a light blue,…
THE ANGEL CHILD
By Stephen Crane I ALTHOUGH Whilomville was in no sense a summer resort, the advent…