TENNESSEE’S PARTNER
TENNESSEE’S PARTNER By Bret Harte I do not think that we ever knew his real…
STORIES THREE – III. JUNGLE FOLK
JUNGLE FOLK It was high noon of a warm summer’s day when Moo Kow came…
STORIES THREE – II. A PRIVATE’S HONOR
A PRIVATE’S HONOR I had not seen Mulledwiney for several days. Knowing the man–this looked…
STORIES THREE – I. FOR SIMLA REASONS
FOR SIMLA REASONS By Bret Harte Some people say that improbable things don’t necessarily happen…
PROSPER’S “OLD MOTHER”
PROSPER’S “OLD MOTHER” by Bret Harte “It’s all very well,” said Joe Wynbrook, “for us…
NOTES BY FLOOD AND FIELD
NOTES BY FLOOD AND FIELD By Bret Harte PART I—IN THE FIELD It was near…
MR. MACGLOWRIE’S WIDOW
MR. MACGLOWRIE’S WIDOW by Bret Harte Very little was known of her late husband, yet…
MIGGLES
MIGGLES By Bret Harte We were eight, including the driver. We had not spoken during…
MELONS
MELONS by Bret Harte Melons is about a young boy whose disrepute with his aristocratic…
M’LISS
M’LISS By Bret Hatre CHAPTER I Just where the Sierra Nevada begins to subside in…