Experience Of The McWilliamses With Membranous Croup
by Mark Twain [As related to the author of this book by Mr. McWilliams, a…
Edward Mills and George Benton
by Mark Twain These two were distantly related to each other–seventh cousins, or something of…
Disgraceful Persecution Of A Boy
by Mark Twain In San Francisco, the other day, “A well-dressed boy, on his way…
Diplomatic Pay and Clothes
by Mark Twain VIENNA, January 5–I find in this morning’s papers the statement that the…
Dick Baker’s Cat
by Mark Twain Dick Baker’s Cat was published in the anthology, Lords of the Housetops:…
Curious Relic For Sale
by Mark Twain “For sale, for the benefit of the Fund for the Relief of…
Der Kutscher und der Zimmermann
Jack London Den Kutscher mit dem regelmäßigen Gesicht, dem Backenhart und der glattrasierten Oberlippe hätte…
WORRIES OF A WINTER WALK
By William Dean Howells The other winter, as I was taking a morning walk down…
WILD FLOWERS OF THE ASPHALT
By William Dean Howells Looking through Mrs. Caroline A. Creevey’s charming book on the Flowers…
TURKEYS TURNING THE TABLES.
By William Dean Howells “Well, you see,” the papa began, on Christmas morning, when the…