New Coats for Old Tales
K.J. Wilsdon19th & early 20th Century short stories
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The Widow
It was in the winter of 1833, when I was returning by boat from Guernsey, one of the largest of the islands which dot the British Channel.
It was in the winter of 1833, when I was returning by boat from Guernsey, one of the largest of the...
The Funeral
A Funeral Service in the Highlands, painted by James Guthrie. In Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.
By shutting the door to within three inches of the door jamb, and moving her chair nearer the cat’s bed by the fire, old Kirsty could see...
The Abbess and the Duchess
La Vallière asking the Queen for forgiveness. Painted by Louise Adélaïde Desnos in 1838.
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Abbess
Who is knocking for admission
At the convent's o...
The Private Ward
“I shall know what to do with the knife.”
He had been seized with sudden illness in the suburban hotel in which he was staying, and being unknown there, had been removed to the Princess Mary Cottage Hospital. The main men’s wards were full...
The House to Let
Apple tree in the garden, painted by Edvard Munch
If I only knew more about women than I do. If I only knew anything about them at all, I might be able to understand the vagarious indetermination of the lady who is contemplating the occupa...
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