This work's narrator asks the reader to "regard with discreet scrutiny some inconsequential   object in the other direction" while the main characters embrace.
This work's narrator asks the reader to "regard with discreet scrutiny some inconsequential   object in the other direction" while the main characters embrace. This work notes that the  Queen of (*) Sheba would be jealous of the main character's most prized possession, which she  sells at Madame Sofronie's shop on Christmas Eve. Della Young sells her hair to afford a watch  chain for her husband in, for 10 points, what O. Henry short story?
This work's narrator asks the reader to "regard with discreet scrutiny some inconsequential   object in the other direction" while the main characters embrace.
The Gift of the Magi