Category: Short Stories

Dream Days

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Chapters

1. Part 1

Produced by Suzanne Shell, Emmy and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Interne...

2. Part 2

This was a poor sort of a beginning to a day that, so far as outside conditions went, had promised so well. I rigged up a sort of jury-mast of a bootlace with a bit of old strin...

3. Part 3

"Of course we'll do just what you like," I said hospitably; but already I was beginning to feel my liberty of action somewhat curtailed by this exigent visitor I had so rashly a...

4. Part 4

Mid-day, and even feeding-time, passed by gloomily enough, till a small disturbance occurred which had the effect of releasing some of the electricity with which the air was cha...

5. Part 5

A very fascinating background it was, and held a great deal, though so tiny. Meadowland came first, set with flowers, blue and red, like gems. Then a white road ran, with wilful...

6. Part 6

That was the right sort of cabin that I stepped into, shutting the door behind me with a click. Of course, fire-arms were the first thing I looked for, and there they were, sure...

7. Part 7

The circus-man looked round about him slowly. "I don't _think_," he said, "that I've seen a dragon in these parts recently. But if I come across one I'll know it belongs to you,...

8. Part 8

"Exactly," said St. George, smiling pleasantly, "I quite understand. A good _dragon_. Believe me, I do not in the least regret that he is an adversary worthy of my steel, and no...

9. Part 9

"Oh, get up, dragon," cried the Boy, piteously. "You know my mother's sitting up, and I'm so tired, and you made me promise to see you home, and I never knew what it meant or I...

10. Part 10

Under the farthest hedge, at the loose end of things, where the outer world began with the paddock, there was darkness once again--not the blackness that crouched so solidly und...