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The Child’s Story: Short Story by Charles Dickens
The story follows a man’s life as he travels through time from childhood to an older age, showing what he learned in each stage of life.
Nobody’s Story: Short Story by Charles Dickens
A man named “Nobody” works diligently for the wealthy and is unacknowledged by them. His life goes unnoticed, reflecting the disregard for the poor.
Hunted Down: Short Story by Charles Dickens
An insurance clerk, Mr. Sampson, grows suspicious of the charming Julius Slinkton, whose clients mysteriously die after taking out policies.
A Child’s Dream of a Star: Short Story by Charles Dickens
A grieving boy finds comfort in the star he once shared with his late sister. As he gazes at it, he finds healing and renewed hope.
The Wrong Shape: Short Story by G.K. Chesterton
A poet dies in a locked room, leaving a suicide note. Father Brown solves the mystery by noticing the note’s wrong shape.
The Three Tools of Death: Short Story by G.K. Chesterton
A well-liked man is found dead with three weapons. Father Brown must discover why a happy man met such a violent end.
The Sins of Prince Saradine: Short Story by G.K. Chesterton
Father Brown uncovers that Prince Saradine's own pride led to his destruction, and someone deceived him into death.
What Stumped the Bluejays: Short Story by Mark Twain
A bluejay drops acorns into a knothole, baffled by the silence. Other bluejays join, never realizing the acorns simply pile up inside the cabin.
Luck: Short Story by Mark Twain
A famous general is found to be successful by pure luck only. What made people think he was a military genius were actually mistakes.
Wit Inspirations of the Two-Year-Olds: Short Story by Mark Twain
Twain shows that two-year-olds are funny without trying because they say exactly what they think, and their honest words are clever and humorous.
A Burlesque Biography: Short Story by Mark Twain
This funny short story mocks old biographies and makes fun of how writers used to exaggerate and tell ridiculous stories.
The Secret Garden: Short Story by G.K. Chesterton
After a decapitated body is found in a sealed garden, Father Brown proves the murderer is someone who is least expected.
The Queer Feet: Short Story by G.K. Chesterton
Father Brown exposes Flambeau, disguised as a waiter, proving criminals hide in plain sight by exploiting society’s habit of overlooking servants.
The Invisible Man: Short Story by G.K. Chesterton
After a murderer kills a man in a watched building, Father Brown discovers the "Invisible Man" was in disguise and went unnoticed.
The Honour of Israel Gow: Short Story by G.K. Chesterton
Father Brown investigates a man's death, his servant's strange behavior, and what appears to be odd rituals.
The Tragedy at Marsdon Manor: Short Story by Agatha Christie
A man reportedly dies of heart failure after a haunting at an old manor. Detective Poirot investigates and uncovers insurance fraud and murder.
The Mystery of Hunter's Lodge: Short Story by Agatha Christie
At a hunting lodge, a wealthy man is shot, and the killers escape. Detective Poirot, ill in bed, solves the case and exposes a staged murder plot.
The Million Dollar Bond Robbery: Short Story by Agatha Christie
A shipment of million-dollar bonds vanishes during an Atlantic voyage. Detective Poirot uncovers an insurance-motivated scheme.
Was It Heaven? Or Hell?: Short Story by Mark Twain
Two religious aunts force a daughter to confess a lie to her dying mother, but then the confession causes severe consequences.