THE BAKER OF BARNBURY.
A CHRISTMAS STORY. By Frank Stockton It was three days before Christmas, and the baker…
SECOND EXPOSITION
By Frank Stockton Grandison Pratt was a colored man of about thirty, who, with his…
NEW JERSEY AND THE LAND OF GOLD.
By Frank Stockton There was another famous American sailor who came out of New Jersey,…
THE STORY OF THE TELEGRAPH AND THE STEAMBOAT.
By Frank Stockton It will always be a source of commendable pride to the people…
SEA FIGHTS WITH A NOBLER FOE
By Frank Stockton The war with the Barbary pirates was all sorts of a war.…
PRINCE HASSAK’S MARCH.
By Frank Sockton In the spring of a certain year, long since passed away, Prince…
POMONA’S DAUGHTER
By Frank Stockton In the pretty walk, bordered by bright flowers and low, overhanging shrubbery,…
Pomona’s Novel
By Frank Stockton C.E. Brock, The Humour of America, 1893 It was in the latter…
PLAIN FISHING
By Frank Stockton “Well, sir,” said old Peter, as he came out on the porch…
OUR ARCHERY CLUB
By Frank Stockton When an archery club was formed in our village, I was among…