France
Hector Hugh Munro, better known by the pen name Saki, and also frequently as H. H. Munro, was a British writer whose witty, mischievous and sometimes macabre stories satirize Edwardian society and culture.
* Story contains bad language
A couple apparently run into some ancient forces when they make the move to the country.
Lady Prowche has trouble putting together a guest list that will ensure her house party is argument-free.
Matilda ignores Mrs. Panstreppon's advice not to take her rumbustious son to the poll on his father's election day.
A newly imported King of England finds a harsh - but effective - way of dealing with the country's feminists.
Rupert becomes increasingly hateful towards his incompetent brother-in-law to be.
* Story contains bad language
A man contemplating ending it all off the edge of a cliff is apparently - by an enormous stroke of luck - given a second chance.
The Duchess of Dulverton sends an errant nephew to search for underwater gold.
Mrs Mebberly takes on a little more than expected when she arranges to take the angelic looking young 'Adrian' on holiday.
Lady Barbara is charged with finding a suitably new and tasteful method for greeting the head of state of a small Euopean princedom.
Witty and insightful tale of a memorable day in the life of a determined child.
Lady Drakmanton comes up with an unorthodox way of dealing with the miserly Misses Smithly-Dubb.
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