The Pink Shawls
Mary E. Wilkins Freeman The two Crosby sisters, Honora and Ellen, their niece Annette, their…
THE PATCHWORK SCHOOL.
By Mary E. Wilkins Once upon a time there was a city which possessed a…
THE LOVE OF PARSON LORD
Mary E. Wilkins On Monday morning Love Lord sat on the side-door step, stitching some…
THE LOST GHOST
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman Mrs. John Emerson, sitting with her needlework beside the window,…
The Lombardy Poplar
Mary E. Wilkins-Freeman There had been five in the family of the Lombardy poplar. Formerly…
THE LITTLE PERSIAN PRINCESS
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman “And you must spin faster, Dorothy, or you’ll go to…
The Last Gift
Mary E. Wilkins Freeman From Harper’s Monthly Magazine Vol. CVI No. DCXXXIII (February, 1903) Robinson…
THE JOY OF YOUTH
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman EMMELINE AMES, going down the village street that winter afternoon,…
The Green Door
By Mary E. Wilkins-Freeman Letitia lived in the same house where her grandmother and her…
The Great Pine
Mary E. Wilkins From Harper’s Bazar Vol. XXXVI No. 8 (August, 1902) It was in…