The Lighthouse Keeper of Aspinwall part 5
He believed that some mighty and vengeful hand was pursuing him everywhere, on all lands and waters. He did not like, however, to speak of this; only at times, when someone asked him whose...
The Lighthouse Keeper of Aspinwall part 4
He was in truth like a ship whose masts, ropes, and sails had been broken and rent by a tempest, and cast from the clouds to the bottom of the sea—a ship on which...
The Lighthouse Keeper of Aspinwall part 3
Falconbridge took the paper and began to read.“H`m! Skavinski? Is that your name? H`m! Two flags captured in a bayonet attack. You were a gallant soldier.”“I am able to be a conscientious lighthouse keeper.”It...
The Lighthouse Keeper of Aspinwall part 2
The task of finding a new keeper fell to the United States consul living in Panama, and this task was no small one: first, because it was absolutely necessary to find a man within...
The Lighthouse Keeper of Aspinwall part 1
PolandIntroductionPolish literature begins a thousand years ago, but until towards the middle of the last century there is very little prose fiction, and probably no single short story of outstanding merit.The history of Po-...
The Green Fly part 6
The Doctor closed his lips suddenly as if he had said something he had not intended to say.“Nonsense. It`s none of my business. One has eyes and brains and one sees things, and comprehends...
The Green Fly part 5
“Old witch Rebek,” he said. “She lives two doors away from the Gals.”The Doctor handed her two silver florins.“I am in love with a woman, and I`d like something that would make her love...
The Green Fly part 4
“You`ll have to pay the three hundred, you know, whether I amputate your arm or not. It would be wasting money not to have the operation. It only takes five minutes.”“Well, you can prescribe...
The Green Fly part 3
“Oh, leave me alone,” he said as though he were tired of so much talk; turned to the wall, and closed his eyes.The Doctor was quite unprepared for such stubbornness. He left the room...
The Green Fly part 2
This was absolutely untrue. John Gal had never said a word; never even mentioned the bite unless he was asked, and even then he was extremely curt. He lay on his bed indifferent and...