Category: Short Stories
Electa Eliza was never seen without that baby. Ever since it was three weeks old--it was born in August and now it was February--she had taken the whole care of it every day, excepting Sundays, from morning until night.
Captain Skinner saw that his "talk" was making a deep impression, but the only comment of the chief was a deep, guttural "Ugh!" and the Captain added: "Suppose you make peace. S...
1. Part 1Electa Eliza was never seen without that baby. Ever since it was three weeks old--it was born in August and now it was February--she had taken the whole care of it every day, ex...
3. Part 3"Of course I will," Mr. North answered, good-humoredly. "Come, can ye git in there?" and he lifted the little figure into the back of the wagon, where, with many bundles, there...
4. Part 4My name is Eugenia A. I am nine years old, and my sister Bessie is five. Every summer we go to visit our Aunt Ella in Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh. Last summer we made the jour...
5. Part 5Scientific men have often to perform elaborate experiments for small results, but in the present case the question at issue was both interesting and instructive. Being desirous...