O. Henry

The Furnished Room by O. Henry

     Restless, shifting, fugacious-- as time itself is a certain vast bulk of the population of the- red brick district of the lower West -Side. Homeless, they -have a hundred homes. -They flit from furnished room to furnished room, transients forever—transients in abode, transients in heart and mind.read the short story

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Romance
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O. Henry

The Thing's The Play

Being acquainted with a newspaper reporter who had a couple of free passes, I got to see the performance a few nights ago at one of the popular vaudeville houses.
One of the numbers was a violin solo by a striking-looking man not much past forty, but with very gray thick hair. Not being afflicted with a taste for music, I let the system of noises drift past my ears while I regarded the man.read the short story

story type: 
Romance
Author: 
O. HENRY
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