WILLAMILLA
MASTER LAURENCE COY, aged nine, came down the shady sidewalk one summer afternoon, in a…
THE TIGER
THE two little girls, Daisy Mears and Elsie Threamer, were nine years old, and they…
THE ONLY CHILD
THE little boy was afraid to go into the dark room on the other side…
LADIES’ WAYS
TWO young people, just out of college and pleasing to the eye, ought to appreciate…
The Substitute.
CHAPTER I. GRANDMA FROST. “I’m glad that old woman don’t live at our house,” exclaimed…
THE FIRST TALE FROM “THE ANTIQUARY”
THE children lay prone on the floor of the library in various positions of juvenile…
THE FOURTH TALE FROM “WAVERLEY”
HERE AND THERE AMONG THE HEATHER Not long after Callum Beg had been left behind, and…
THE THIRD TALE FROM “WAVERLEY”
I. THE CHIEF OF THE MAC-IVORS AND THE CHIEF’S SISTER When Edward awoke next morning, he…
THE SECOND TALE FROM “WAVERLEY”
I. THE CATTLE-LIFTING Next morning (I continued, looking up for inspiration to the pinnacles of Melrose,…
THE FIRST TALE FROM “WAVERLEY”
I. GOOD BYE TO WAVERLEY-HONOUR On a certain Sunday evening, toward the middle of the eighteenth…