The Shoulders Of Atlas

By, Freeman, Mary E. Wilkins

Henry Whitman Was Walking Home From The Shop In The April Afternoon. The Spring Was Very Early That Year. The Meadows Were Quite Green, And In The Damp Hollows The Green Assumed A Violet Tinge--sometimes From Violets Themselves, Sometimes From ...

Pembroke

By, Freeman, Mary E. Wilkins

_pembroke_ Was Originally Intended As A Study Of The Human Will In Several New England Characters, In Different Phases Of Disease And Abnormal Development, And To Prove, Especially In The Most Marked Case, The Truth Of A Theory That Its Cure ...

By The Light Of The Soul

By, Freeman, Mary E. Wilkins

As Was The Custom, A Young Man Had Charge Of The Meeting, And He Stood, With A Sort Of Embarrassed Dignity, On The Little Platform Behind The Desk. He Was Reading A Selection From The Bible. Maria Heard Him Drone Out In A Scarcely Audible Voice: ...