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If you are aware that you have made a mistake, then you should repeat your experiment. "Human error" is not a valid source of uncertainty. If you know that you did something "wrong", then why don’t you do it correctly?

— Introduction to Measurement in the Physics Laboratory: A probabilistic approach

Eleven English Short Stories for Failry Advanced Readers

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Editor
J. Meyer Myklestad
Contributors
Archibald Marshall, Barry Pain, C. G. D. Roberts, Dora Sigerson Shorter, E. V. Lucas, H. G. Wells, Leonard Merrick, and W. Somerset Maugham
Language
English
Original language
English
Publisher
Gyldendal
Categories
Anthology and short stories
Publication year
1937
Original publication year
1937
Pages
107
Has read?
No
Debut?
No

Table of contents

  • Two Simple Stories:
    • The Detective. Archibald Marshall
    • The Ancient Roman. Archibald Marshall
  • Salvatore. W. Somerset Maugham
  • The Verger. W. Somerset Maugham
  • The Thief of Thieves. Barry Pain
  • The Man of Mystery. Barry Pain
  • The Face on the Wall. E. V. Lucas
  • At Home, Beloved, At Home. Leonard Merrick
  • The Truth about Pyecraft. H. G. Wells
  • Priscilla. Dora Sigerson Shorter
  • Mustela of the Lone Hand.