Publisher's Synopsis
O. Henry's collection of short stories that capture the zeitgeist and spirit of New York City during the turn of the century. This sequel to his popular collection 'The Four Million' provides glimpses into the lives of average New Yorkers, depicting their struggles, hopes, and dreams. This collection continues to captivate readers with O. Henry's wit, insight, and literary craftsmanship.
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