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T.S. Arthur – Hadn’t Time for Trouble
Mrs. Caldwell was so unfortunate as to have a rich husband. Not that the possession of a rich husband is…
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T.S. Arthur – Helping the Poor
“I’m on a begging expedition,” said Mr. Jonas, as he came bustling into the counting-room of a fellow merchant named…
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T.S. Arthur – In the Way of Temptation
Martin Green was a young man of good habits and a good conceit of himself. He had listened, often and…
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T.S. Arthur – It’s None of My Business
“Wasn’t that young Sanford?” asked Mrs. Larkin of her husband, as the two stood at a window of their dwelling…
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T.S. Arthur – Little Lizzie
“If they wouldn’t let him have it!” said Mrs. Leslie, weeping. “O, if they wouldn’t sell him liquor, there’d be…
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T.S. Arthur – Making a Sensation
“Do you intend going to Mrs. Walshingham’s party, next week, Caroline?” asked Miss Melvina Fenton of her friend Caroline Gay.…
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T.S. Arthur – Not at Home
Jonas Bebee has one merit, if he possesses no other, and that is, the merit of being able to make…
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T.S. Arthur – Not Great, But Happy
How pure and sweet is the love of young hearts! How little does it contain of earth–how much of heaven!…
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T.S. Arthur – On Guard
“O, Mamma! See that wicked-looking cat on the fence! She’ll have one of those dear little rabbits in a minute!”…
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T.S. Arthur – Other People’s Eyes
“Our parlor carpet is beginning to look real shabby,” said Mrs. Cartwright. “I declare! if I don’t feel right down…
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