Did anyone else have a book of six short stories for ‘O’ level (late sixties)? My problem is I cannot figure out which of the following seven was not one of them!
Odour of Chrysanthemums - DH Lawrence
The Lumber Room - Saki
The Daughters of the Late Colonel - Katherine Mansfield
The Machine Stops - E.M. Forster
A Horseman in the Sky - Ambrose Bierce
The Stolen Cigar Case - Bret Harte
David Swan - Nathaniel Hawthorne
“I’ve been married six months. She looks like a million dollars, but she only knows a hundred and twenty words and she’s only got two ideas in her head. The other one’s hats.”
And I got to go home. I got to go right home. I got to go right home this very minute. And there’s nothing new about it now. It’s just dull. Everything you got to do over and over again is dull. And life is just doing things over and over again. It’s dull, see? Awful dull.
Am going outside to sweep up any remaining broken glass. I have telephoned the relevant department at the Town Hall, & am assured that, under the latest regulations, it can go in the Recycling box.