Category: Short Stories
The Girl's Own Paper, Vol. VIII, No. 361, November 27, 1886
My mistress (how I loved to call her by that name!) was beginning to give me her confidence. In a little while I grew quite at my ease with her.
Chapters
4. CHAPTER II.
“But, Muse, return at last; attend the princely Trent, Who, straining on in state, the north’s imperious flood, The third of England called, with many a dainty wood Being crowne...
3. CHAPTER II.Just for a little time I must leave my personal history to inquire how England managed to do without me so long, and what the circumstances were which at length rendered my exis...
2. CHAPTER III.Enemies of the water-vole—The heron—The death-stroke—Ways of the heron—Watching for fish—A hint to naturalists—Observers in the New Forest—Return to wild habits—The fox, the cow...
1. CHAPTER VIII.My mistress (how I loved to call her by that name!) was beginning to give me her confidence. In a little while I grew quite at my ease with her.