THE LAW, OR THE GOSPEL
By Margaret Deland I EVERYBODY in Mercer knew Sara Wharton; in the first place, she…
THE HOUSE OF RIMMON
By Margaret Delan I HE Rev. Silas Eaton was dead. It was May, and the…
THE GRASSHOPPER AND THE ANT
By Margaret Deland I When William Rives and Lydia Sampson quarrelled and broke their engagement,…
THE APOTHEOSIS OF THE REVEREND MR. SPANGLER
By Margaret Deland I Miss Ellen Baily kept school in the brick basement of her…
COUNTING THE COST
By Margaret Deland I ANNIE GRAHAM, the young woman with whom this story concerns…
AT THE STUFFED-ANIMAL HOUSE
By Margaret Deland I Willy King’s buggy, splashed to the top of the hood with…
AN EXCEEDING HIGH MOUNTAIN
By Margaret Deland I Robert Gray’s first wife, Alys (Old Chester had hard work to…
An Encore
By Margaret Deland ACCORDING to Old Chester, to be romantic was just one shade less…
AMELIA
By Margaret Deland I The exception that proved Old Chester’s rule as to the subjection…
THE RUNENBERG
By Ludwig Tieck A young hunter was sitting in the midst of the mountain-ranges, musing…