Friends and Neighbors; Or, Two Ways of Living in the World - Arthur, T. S. (Timothy Shay), 1809-1885 (Project Gutenberg, 2003)
Friends and neighbours -- Good in all -- Human progress -- My washerwoman -- Forgive and forget -- Owe no man anything -- Returning good for evil -- Putting your hand in your neighbour's pocket -- Kind words -- Neighbours' quarrels -- Good we might do -- The town lot -- The sunbeam and the raindrop -- A plea for soft words -- Mr. Query's investigation -- Room in the world -- Words -- The thankless office -- Love -- "Every little helps" -- Little things -- Careless words -- How to be happy -- Charity: Its objects -- The vision of boats -- Regulation of the temper -- Manly gentleness -- Silent influence -- Antidote for melancholy -- The sorrows of a wealthy citizen -- "We've all our angel side" -- Blind James -- Dependence -- Two rides with the doctor -- Keep in step -- Johnny Cole -- The thief and his benefactor -- John and Margaret Greylston -- The world would be the better for it -- Two sides to a story -- Little kindnesses -- Leaving off contention before it be meddled with -- "All the day idle" -- the bushel of corn -- The account -- Contentment better than wealth -- Rainbows everywhere.
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Keywords: Short stories; Conduct of life -- Fiction