LiteratureA Deal On ‘Change’ It was in the days when drawing-rooms were dark, and filled with bric-a-brac. The darkness enabled the half-blinded visitor, coming in out of the bright…
LiteratureThe Fisherman Who Flew Once upon a time there lived a magical silver bird known as the Kaha bird. She was beautiful and had a gigantic wingspan, but most…
LiteratureA Case Of Fever “O, underneath the blood-red sun, No bloodier deed was ever done! Nor fiercer retribution sought The hand that first red ruin wrought.” This is the…
LiteratureAn Alpine Divorce In some natures, there are no half-tones; nothing but raw primary colors. John Bodman was a man who was always at one extreme or the…
LiteratureThe Wager Of The Wives Once upon a time, two women met in the marketplace and began to argue about their husbands. “Now my husband is the biggest fool in…
LiteratureAt Chênière Caminada I There was no clumsier looking fellow in church that Sunday morning than Antoine Bocaze-the one they called Tonie. But Tonie did not really care…
LiteratureSt. Peter And The Magic Cloth One early spring evening, St. Peter, disguised as he usually was when he walked the Earth, stopped at a large, properous farmhouse. The wife was…
LiteratureA Shameful Affair Mildred Orme, seated in the snuggest corner of the big front porch of the Kraummer farmhouse, was as content as a girl need hope to…
LiteratureA Sentimental Soul I LACODIE stayed longer than was his custom in Mamzelle Fleurette’s little store that evening. He had been tempted by the vapid utterances of a…
LiteratureHoolihan And The Milk-White Calf Long ago atop a hill near Tipperary, a farmer grazed his cattle. The land was lush and green, and the cattle grazed contentedly. One night,…
LiteratureA Respectable Woman Mrs. Baroda was a little provoked to learn that her husband expected his friend, Gouvernail, up to spend a week or two on the plantation.…
LiteratureThe Case Of Oscar Brodski O one, looking into Silas Hickler’s cheerful round face, beaming with benevolence and wreathed in perpetual smiles, would have imagined him to be a criminal.…