BENJAMIN KENNICOTT, D.D.
Benjamin Kennicott was born at Totnes on 4 April, 1718, and was the son of…
A DEAD FINGER
I Why the National Gallery should not attract so many visitors as, say, the British…
BAMPFYLDE-MOORE CARE
To An Apology for the Life of Mr. Bampfylde-Moore Carew, London, n.d., but probably 1753,…
AUNT JOANNA
In the Land’s End district is the little church-town of Zennor. There is no village…
LITTLE JOE GANDER
“There’s no good in him,” said his stepmother, “not a mossul!” With these words she…
H.P
The river Vézère leaps to life among the granite of the Limousin, forms a fine…
GLÁMR
The following story is found in the Gretla, an Icelandic Saga, composed in the thirteenth…
BLACK RAM
I do not know when I had spent a more pleasant evening, or had enjoyed…
A PROFESSIONAL SECRET
Mr. Leveridge was in a solicitor’s office at Swanton. Mr. Leveridge had been brought up…
THE VENGEANCE OF A TREE.
Through the windows of Jim Daly’s saloon, in the little town of C——, the setting…