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O. HenryTwo young artists quietly sacrifice for each other when money runs out and their shared creative life is threatened.
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O. HenryA millionaire father bets that money can solve his son's romantic dilemma, while the young lover searches for one uninterrupted moment.
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O. HenryA yellow dog surveys his unhappy New York home and decides that he and his henpecked master both deserve a better life.
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O. HenryAfter watching the woman he loves marry another man, a proud bachelor reconstructs the misunderstanding that destroyed his chance.
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O. HenryA boarder in mourning attracts a would-be suitor with a tale of a dead count, but wedding plans bring other secrets to light.
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O. HenryDella has one dollar and eighty-seven cents, and one day left to buy her husband a Christmas present worth giving.
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O. HenryWhen his wife unexpectedly leaves for the night, a bored husband discovers how much of his ordinary life he has taken for granted.
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O. HenryTwo struggling women share a makeshift stew, while a mysterious stranger arrives carrying the one ingredient they lack.
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O. HenryA grieving Irishman treats a palmist’s predictions as a treasure map and pursues the stranger meant to bring him luck.
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P. G. WodehouseWhen Bertie says he wants a house full of children, a stop at a girls’ school puts the idea to a test.
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P. G. WodehouseRosie plans to publish a private account of her marriage, and Bingo recruits Bertie to keep it out of print.
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P. G. WodehouseBertie's attempt to mend Freddie's broken engagement leaves him responsible for a stranger's child at the seaside.
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P. G. WodehouseBertie must convince a nerve specialist that he is a suitable son-in-law, but his flat is about to give the wrong impression.
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P. G. WodehouseBertie has one job: get his troublesome cousins onto a ship. Both fall for the same woman and refuse to leave.
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P. G. WodehouseSippy cannot refuse his old headmaster or tell a poet he loves her, so Bertie tries to cure both problems with a bag of flour.
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P. G. WodehouseAfter a Boat Race night arrest, Bertie poses as his jailed friend at a Cambridge house full of people he'd rather avoid.
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Philip K. DickA cuckoo clock takes sides in a failing marriage and refuses to behave like the possession its owner thinks he bought.
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Philip K. DickA casual reader finds an alien invasion hidden in plain sight inside the figures of speech in a paperback novel.
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Ray BradburyAcross peaceful future suburbs, children take up a new game called Invasion—and their parents cannot decide whether to take it seriously.
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Robert SheckleyA man surrounded by labor-saving luxuries begins to question the debts that control his family’s future.
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Robert SheckleyA voice in a psychology instructor’s mind guides him toward a way of seeing that strips ordinary reality of meaning.
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Ryūnosuke AkutagawaA university professor receives a bereaved mother whose composed manner appears to embody the ideal he has made of Japanese restraint.
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Walter M. Miller Jr.A government animal inspector discovers that one engineered pet can think and speak like a child, forcing him to decide who counts as human.
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Walter M. Miller Jr.A retired spaceman dying at home waits to hear one final launch while his family struggles with what his life in space meant to them.
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