One object in this story has the name Dillingham written out in full on a letterbox, which its owners wish to change to the more modest "D."
One object in this story has the name Dillingham written out in full on a letterbox, which its owners wish to change to the more modest "D." The author of this work claimed that if the protagonists had lived next to King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba, the latter would have been put to shame. One character in this story goes to Madame Sofronie's, requiring her to curl her hair afterwards. At the end of this story, the narrator explains the origin of the Christmas present. For 10 points, name this short story in which Jim and Della sell their watch and hair to buy each other a watch chain and a comb, written by O. Henry.
One object in this story has the name Dillingham written out in full on a letterbox, which its owners wish to change to the more modest "D."
“The Gift of the Magi”