The Nut Cracker

by Frederic Stewart Isham

Excerpt from The Nut Cracker

My, I've got troubles said Horatio the confiding, to Johnnie who, with consummate guile, had led the other to unbosom himself by slow but sure degrees, late that afternoon, as the two met at a near-by and congenial rendezvous, after the toil and moil of the day's routine was a thing of the past. I wonder what I ever did to have so many troubles And Horatio sighed plaintively.

258 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1920

About the author

Frederic Stewart Isham (1866-1922) was an American author and playwright, whose plays were once popular on Broadway and were made into films. His works include: History of the Detroit Light Guard (1896), The Strollers (1902), Under the Rose (1903), Black Friday (1904), Half a Chance (1909), The Social Bucaneer (1910), The Treasure (1910), A Man and His Money (1912), The Passing of Bill (1912), Aladdin from Broadway (1913), Nothing but the Truth (1914), This Way Out (1917), Three Live Ghosts (1918) and The Nut Cracker (1920).

Reviews

[Marie]

I love this child hood classic and so will you!