THE PILGRIMS.
By Mary Shelley The twilight of one of those burning days of summer whose unclouded…
THE ELDER SON.
By Mary Shelley My father was the second son of a wealthy baronet. As he…
EUPHRASIA.
A TALE OF GREECE. By Mary Shelley It was not long after the breaking out…
The Swiss Peasant
by Mary Shelley The Swiss Peasant examines the rewards of love’s constancy. “To have heard…
THE MOURNER
by Mary Shelley The Mourner was published in Tales and Stories by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley…
THE POLE.
By Mary Shelley It was near the close of day that a travelling calèche, coming from…
THE PARVENUE.
By Mary Shelley Why do I write my melancholy story? Is it as a lesson, to…
THE INVISIBLE GIRL.
By Mary Shelley This slender narrative has no pretensions to the regularity of a story, or…
TRANSFORMATION.
By Mary Shelley “Forthwith this frame of mine was wrench’d With a woful agony, Which…
THE FALSE RHYME.
By Mary Shelley “Come, tell me where the maid is found Whose heart can love…
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