CHRISTMAS BEFORE LAST
OR, THE FRUIT OF THE FRAGILE PALM. By Frank Stockton The “Horn o’ Plenty” was…
CAPTAIN ELI’S BEST EAR
By Frank Stockton The little seaside village of Sponkannis lies so quietly upon a protected…
ASAPH
By Frank Stockton ABOUT a hundred feet back from the main street of a village…
AN AMERICAN LORD
By Frank Stockton Among the principal men of colonial days and of Revolutionary times, there…
AMOS KILBRIGHT: HIS ADSCITITIOUS EXPERIENCES.
By Frank Stockton [This story is told by Mr. Richard Colesworthy, an attorney-at-law, in a…
A TALE OF NEGATIVE GRAVITY
By Ftank Stockton MY wife and I were staying at a small town in northern…
A PIECE OF RED CALICO
By Frank Stockton I WAS going into town one morning from my suburban residence, when…
A MAN WHO COVETED WASHINGTON’S SHOES.
By Frank Stockton The person whose story we are now about to tell was not…
A JERSEY TEA PARTY.
By Frank Stockton At the time when the American colonists began to be restless under…
Frank Richard Stockton – Biography
Frank Richard Stockton, (born April 5, 1834, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.—died April 20, 1902, Washington, D.C.),…