Postscripts

O. Henry
With an Introduction by
Florence Stratton
Publishers
Harper & Brothers
New York and London
MCMXXIII
Postscripts
Copyright, 1923, by Houston Post
Copyright, 1923, by Harper & Brothers
Printed in the U. S. A.
Mr. Roy G. Watson

O. Henry
Содержание

Postscripts


Table of Contents


Foreword


Postscripts


The Sensitive Colonel Jay


A Matter of Loyalty


The Other Side of It


Journalistically Impossible


The Power of Reputation


The Distraction of Grief


A Sporting Interest


Had a Use for It


The Old Landmark


A Personal Insult


Toddlekins


Reconciliation


Buying a Piano


Too Late


Nothing to Say


“Goin Home Fur Christmas”


Just a Little Damp


Her Mysterious Charm


Convinced


His Dilemma


Something for Baby


Some Day


A Green Hand


A Righteous Outburst


Just for a Change


Too Wise


A Fatal Error


Prompt


The Rake-Off


The Telegram


An Opportunity Declined


Correcting a Great Injustice


A Startling Demonstration


Leap Year Advice


After Supper


His Only Opportunity


Getting Acquainted


Answers to Inquiries


City Perils


Hush Money


Relieved


No Time to Lose


A Villainous Trick


A Forced March


Book Reviews


A Conditional Pardon


Inconsistency


Bill Nye


To a Portrait


A Guarded Secret


A Pastel


Jim


Board and Ancestors


An X-Ray Fable


A Universal Favorite


Spring


The Sporting Editor on Culture


A Question of Direction


The Old Farm


Willing to Compromise


Ridiculous


Guessed Everything Else


The Prisoner of Zembla


Lucky Either Way


The “Bad Man”


A Slight Mistake


Delayed


A Good Story Spoiled


Revenge


No Help for It


Rileys Luck


“Not So Much a Tam Fool”


A Guess-Proof Mystery Story


Futility


The Wounded Veteran


Her Ruse


Why Conductors Are Morose


“Only to Lie—”


The Pewee


The Sunday Excursionist


Decoration Day


Charge of the White Brigade


An Inspiration


Coming to Him


His Pension


The Winner


Hungry Henry’s Ruse


A Proof of Love


One Consolation


An Unsuccessful Experiment


Superlatives


Even Worse


The Shock


The Cynic


Speaking of Big Winds


Unknown Title


An Original Idea


Calculations


A Valedictory


Solemn Thoughts


Explaining It


Her Failing


A Disagreement


An E for a Knee


The Unconquerable


An Expensive Veracity


Grounds for Uneasiness


It Covers Errors


Recognition


His Doubt


A Cheering Thought


What It Was


Vanity


Identified


The Apple


How It Started


Red Conlin’s Eloquence


Why He Hesitated


Turkish Questions


Somebody Lied


Marvelous


The Confession of a Murderer


“Get Off the Earth”


The Stranger’s Appeal


The Good Boy


The Colonel’s Romance


A Narrow Escape


A Years Supply


Eugene Field


Slightly Mixed


Knew What Was Needed


Some Ancient News Notes


A Sure Method


Endnotes

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2020-04-02

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American wit and humor; Short stories, American; American fiction -- 19th century; American poetry -- 19th century

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