A DILL PICKLE by KATHERINE MANSFIELD

from 1001 Stories From The Gilded Age Hosted by me

This story is actually a dialogue between a man and a woman who had once been romantically involved and now find themselves meeting by chance in a small cafe. He has done well the past six years, she- not so well. He leads the conversation, which is all about his travels and the way he once felt for her, and manages to slight her a few times in the course of the conversation. Katherine Mansfield reveals a lot about both of them in just a few words- a real sign of a great classic short story writer. Catch ALL of our shows at one place by going to www.bestof1001storis.com

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