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The Giant Wistaria by Charlotte Perkins Gilman

“Meddle not with my new vine, child! See! Thou hast already broken the tender shoot! Never needle or distaff for thee, and yet thou wilt not be quiet!” The...

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August Heat & The Clock by W F Harvey

August Heat PHENISTONE ROAD, CLAPHAM. August 20th, 190–. I have had what I believe to be the most remarkable day in my life, and while the events are still...

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Mr Guthrie’s Familiar by Glenn Dungan – A Short Scary Story

It’s wild, the things that come to you late at night. Memories that you had thought were long forgotten because they had no significance burble like an overboiled pot....

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Transmigration by Dora Sigerson Shorter

Many men have tasted Hell some moments of their lives—a Hell of their own making, perhaps; but I, oh God! I have been in the Hell of the damned....

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My Fellow Travellers by Mary Angela Dickens

The room was the sitting-room of a ladies’ residential flat. There were two people in it—a woman and a girl—ensconced in easy chairs, one on either side of the...

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Boxing Night by E F Benson

Hugh Granger was spending Christmas with us, and, as usually happens when he is present, the talk turned on the topics that concern the invisible world, which, though it...

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