THE WISDOM OF FOOLS
WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS ’TIS FOLLY TO BE WISE I HE most delightful thing about…
THE WAY TO PEACE
By Margaret Deland TO LORIN DELAND KENNEBUNKPORT, MAINE AUGUST 12TH, 1910 I ATHALIA HALL stopped…
THE NOTE
Margaret Deland I Of course everybody in Old Chester knew that there was something queer…
THE LAW, OR THE GOSPEL
By Margaret Deland I EVERYBODY in Mercer knew Sara Wharton; in the first place, she…
THE HOUSE OF RIMMON
By Margaret Delan I HE Rev. Silas Eaton was dead. It was May, and the…
THE GRASSHOPPER AND THE ANT
By Margaret Deland I When William Rives and Lydia Sampson quarrelled and broke their engagement,…
THE APOTHEOSIS OF THE REVEREND MR. SPANGLER
By Margaret Deland I Miss Ellen Baily kept school in the brick basement of her…
COUNTING THE COST
By Margaret Deland I ANNIE GRAHAM, the young woman with whom this story concerns…
AT THE STUFFED-ANIMAL HOUSE
By Margaret Deland I Willy King’s buggy, splashed to the top of the hood with…
AN EXCEEDING HIGH MOUNTAIN
By Margaret Deland I Robert Gray’s first wife, Alys (Old Chester had hard work to…
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