Category: Short Stories
Tattle-tales of Cupid
“Lay you a peck of oats to a quart that the girls get that secret out of him,” whispered the Majors saddle-horse, who, as a Kentuckian of thoroughbred stock, had sporting and race-track proclivities.
Chapters
1. did. We horses, with the aid of the men and guns, held the Weldon
“Lay you a peck of oats to a quart that the girls get that secret out of him,” whispered the Majors saddle-horse, who, as a Kentuckian of thoroughbred stock, had sporting and ra...
2. ACT I3. ACT II4. ACT ISCENE.—_Parlour in country house with doors r. and l. At back, a fireplace with open fire. Down centre l., a small table, with white blotting-pad, large paper-knife, and writing...
5. ACT IISCENE.—_Same room, and same arrangement, except that tea-table is up back to r., and the easy-chair l. is down centre._ MRS. W. _sits chair c. sewing._ ROSE _sits on arm of easy...