Category: Short Stories
"One misty, moisty morning" of April, '36, there was quite a commotion in the office of the _Weekly Telegraph_, enterprising pioneer of Texas journalism, printed in English and Spanish, and published in the little town of Harrisburg, east of the Brazos River.
We were up early in the morning, and Jack went down the river with his gun, and got several grouse. There was one house near the crossing, which was the post-office. The man who...
3. Part 3I believe I was the first man to ride a bicycle in Rangoon. I know I was the cause of much wonder to the natives, who would stare in open-eyed astonishment to see a white man sc...
4. Part 4"Hold your tongue!" shouted George, in a tone that Billy had never heard from him before; and then, in the next minute, he said, confusedly, "I did not mean to speak so, but my...
1. Part 1"One misty, moisty morning" of April, '36, there was quite a commotion in the office of the _Weekly Telegraph_, enterprising pioneer of Texas journalism, printed in English and...
5. Part 5The incident is fanciful, but it is illustrative. There is a stone wall in a cemetery at Paris where many Communists were executed. When I saw it the wall still bore marks of sh...
6. Part 6The attention of all subscribers to HARPER'S ROUND TABLE is called to the prize competitions which we are offering for the winter of 1896-7. These Prizes are worth, in all, $475...