THE SHADOWS ON THE WALL
By Mary E.W. Freeman “Henry had words with Edward in the study the night before…
THE SELFISHNESS OF AMELIA LAMKIN
By Mary E. Wilkins Freeman IT was a morning in late February. The day before…
THE SECRET
By Mary E. Wilkins CATHERINE GOULD came hurrying into the house at half-past eight. John…
THE SCENT OF THE ROSES.
Mary E. Wilkins From Harper’s Bazar Vol. XX No. 39 (September 24, 1887) Clarissa May’s…
THE REVOLT OF “MOTHER?
“ FATHER !” By Mary E. Wilkins freeman “What is it?” “What are them men…
The Reign of the Doll
Mary E. Wilkins Freeman From Harper’s Monthly Magazine Vol. CVIII No. DCXLIV (January, 1904) There…
THE PUMPKIN GIANT.
By Mary E. Wilkins A very long time ago, before our grandmother’s time, or our…
The Pink Shawls
Mary E. Wilkins Freeman The two Crosby sisters, Honora and Ellen, their niece Annette, their…
THE PATCHWORK SCHOOL.
By Mary E. Wilkins Once upon a time there was a city which possessed a…
THE LOVE OF PARSON LORD
Mary E. Wilkins On Monday morning Love Lord sat on the side-door step, stitching some…