Diana's Short Stories

Diana's Short Stories

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Diana's Short Stories episodes

  • Aunt Lydia‘s Designs

    Learn all knots on sample piece before beginning, making sure to acquire the right tension. This will enable you to identify the knots. They are basically the same differing mainly in direction. 1. Reversed Double Half Hitch (R D H H), used for mounting lengths onto foundation yarn. Fold length in half, tuck looped end over foundation yarn and pull toward you, tuck loose ends into loop and tighten.

     

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    12 min
  • The Astronomy of the Bible

    Now it takes light only one second to traverse 186,300 miles, and yet it requires four and a third years for the light from the nearest star to reach us. This is a star of the first magnitude, Alpha in the constellation of the Centaur. From a sixth magnitude star in the constellation of the Swan, the light requires eight years; and from Sirius, the brightest star in the heavens, light requires eight and a half years. 

     

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    11 min
  • The Yoga of Wisdom

    And he who wishes to grow into a union with the One Life by the influence of Love, he follows the path of "Bhakti Yoga." The majority prefer to gain a rounded knowledge and acquaint themselves with the principles of the several branches, learning something of each, giving preference to those branches that appeal to them more.

     

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    11 min
  • Danger Signals

    "In the office I was introduced to a gentleman, and the G. M. M. said to him in my presence:

    "'This is the engineer I spoke to you of. We have none better. I think he would suit you exactly, and, when you are through with him, send him back; we are only lending him, mind,' and he went out into the shop."

     

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    11 min
  • The House of a Thousand Candles

    “He treated me a lot better than I deserved,” I said, with a heartache that I had not known often in my irresponsible life; but I could not afford to show feeling before Arthur Pickering.

    I picked up the copy of the will and examined it. It was undoubtedly authentic; it bore the certificate of the clerk of Wabana County, Indiana. 

     

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    12 min
  • An Old Chester Secret

    He was one of the new Smiths, having lived in Old Chester hardly twenty years; when he came he brought his bride with him  a Norton, she was, from New England. A nice enough woman, I suppose, but not a Pennsylvanian. He and his wife built this house, which was so imposing that for some time they were thought of, contemptuously, as the rich Smiths. 

     

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    11 min
  • Bootes, Scorpio, and Ophiuchus

    Towards the east is the square of Pegasus low down towards the horizon. Towards the south is Scorpio, distinguished by the red and brilliant Antares, and by a train of conspicuous stars. Towards the west is Bootes, his leading brilliant the ruddy Arcturus lying somewhat nearer the horizon than the zenith, and slightly south of west.

     

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    11 min
  • Tar Heel Tales

    “Come here, Judge,” said Col. Tom Black, the big, blonde policeman, of the Charlotte force, as a black, sleek, shaggy water spaniel started across Independence Square. “You’ve got no business over there; come here.”

    Officer Will Pitts, who was by Col. Black’s side at the time, volunteered: “That is an affectionate pair  Col. Black and Judge  they like each other; they tramp the same beat together every night the colonel is on duty.”

     

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    11 min
  • Rounders From England

    Before being imported from England, long, long ago, townball was called "Rounders." In this game, the bat and ball are both different from those used in baseball. There are corners instead of bases, and there is a "giver" instead of a pitcher. The fielders may be of any number, but they are not known by distinctive names. The greatest freedom is permitted in the choice of ball. 

     

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    11 min
  • Christmas with Grandma Elsie

    But in spite of the bad condition of the roads, the Ion carriage drove over early in the afternoon, and Grandma Elsie, Mrs. Elsie Leland her namesake daughter Rosie and Evelyn alighted from it. 

    "O girls," said Lulu, "come up to my room and take off your things. I've something to tell you," and she looked so gay and happy that they felt quite sure it was something that pleased her greatly.

     

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    12 min

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