DAVIS, RICHARD HARDING VAN BIBBER AND THE SWAN-BOATS By Richard Harding DAVIS on February 16, 2024 | Short Story It was very hot in the Park, and young Van Bibber, who has a good… Read More
DAVIS, RICHARD HARDING “THERE WERE NINETY AND NINE” By Richard Harding DAVIS on February 16, 2024 | Story Young Harringford, or the “Goodwood Plunger,” as he was perhaps better known at that time,… Read More
DAVIS, RICHARD HARDING THE TRAILER FOR ROOM NO. 8 By Richard Harding DAVIS on February 16, 2024 | Short Story The “trailer” for the green-goods men who rented room No. 8 in Case’s tenement had… Read More
DAVIS, RICHARD HARDING THE EDITOR’S STORY By Richard Harding DAVIS on February 16, 2024 | Short Story It was a warm afternoon in the early spring, and the air in the office… Read More
DAVIS, RICHARD HARDING THE CYNICAL MISS CATHERWAIGHT By Richard Harding DAVIS on February 16, 2024 | Short Story Miss Catherwaight’s collection of orders and decorations and medals was her chief offence in the… Read More
DAVIS, RICHARD HARDING MY DISREPUTABLE FRIEND, MR. RAEGEN By Richard Harding DAVIS on February 16, 2024 | Short Story Rags Raegen was out of his element. The water was his proper element—the water of… Read More
DAVIS, RICHARD HARDING GALLEGHER By Richard Harding DAVIS on February 16, 2024 | Novella A Newspaper Story We had had so many office-boys before Gallegher came among us that… Read More
DAVIS, RICHARD HARDING CINDERELLA By Richard Harding DAVIS on February 16, 2024 | Short Story The servants of the Hotel Salisbury, which is so called because it is situated on… Read More
DAVIS, RICHARD HARDING AN ASSISTED EMIGRANT By Richard Harding DAVIS on February 16, 2024 | Short Story Guido stood on the curb-stone in Fourteenth Street, between Fifth Avenue and Sixth Avenue, with… Read More
DAVIS, RICHARD HARDING A WALK UP THE AVENUE By Richard Harding DAVIS on February 16, 2024 | Short Story He came down the steps slowly, and pulling mechanically at his gloves. He remembered afterwards… Read More