The Beggars, by Lord Dunsany - A story about joy, from one of the early masters of fantasy. (1,100 words)
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The Beggars, by Lord Dunsany - A story about joy, from one of the early masters of fantasy. (1,100 words)
The Talking-Out of Tarrington, by Saki - Clovis avoids making a new friend. (980 words)
The Five Boons of Life, by Mark Twain - a rueful look at what drives us. (770 words)
The Failure of Hope & Wandel, by Ambrose Bierce - An ambitious business plan goes bust. This probably didn’t win him any fans in the south. (810 words)
Christmas Presents, 1914, from Punch Magazine - a humorous look at some less serious impacts of World War I on British families. This is from the same period when A. A. Milne was writing for Punch, but I don’t know who wrote this. (630 words)