William Wymark Jacobs

Louis Napoleon Parker

The Monkey's Paw [microform] : a Story in Three Scenes by W.W. Jacobs

A Play in Four Acts

The Cardinal

A Comedy in Four Acts

The Happy Life

A Farcical Comedy in Two Acts

St. George & the Dragon

A Farcical Comedy

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A Play In Four Acts

Disraeli

Louis Napoleon Parker in the book "Pomander Walk" talks about an event that took place in the year 1805: the year of Trafalgar. This book discusses a place characterized by small houses that most people shy away from yet became occupied by a certain set of people such as retired individuals and the people were happy. A book that describes one of the most beautiful nooks around London and the people

Pomander Walk

Murray Carson

Rosemary, That's for Remembrance

A Light Comedy in Three Acts

Summer is A-comin' in

The wreck of the Hesperus, a ballad by H. W. Longfellow, set to music for three female voices

A mummified monkey's paw carrying a spell receives three wishes from a family and proceeds to fulfill them in unexpected and horrible ways.

Louis Napoleon Parker

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