TWO DOCTORS
By M.R. James It is a very common thing, in my experience, to find papers…
AN EVENING’S ENTERTAINMENT
By M.R. James NOTHING is more common form in old-fashioned books than the description of…
A WARNING TO THE CURIOUS
By M.R. James THE place on the east coast which the reader is asked to…
A VIEW FROM A HILL
By M.R. James HOW pleasant it can be, alone in a first-class railway carriage, on…
A NEIGHBOUR’S LANDMARK
By M.R. James THOSE who spend the greater part of their time in reading or…
THE UNCOMMON PRAYER-BOOK
By M.R. James I MR DAVIDSON was spending the first week in January alone in…
THE HAUNTED DOLL’S HOUSE.
By M.R. James “I SUPPOSE you get stuff of that kind through your hands pretty…
The Treasure of Abbot Thomas
by M.R. James I Verum usque in praesentem diem multa garriunt inter se Canonici de…
The Tractate Middoth
by M.R. James Towards the end of an autumn afternoon an elderly man with a…