Published by Harald Raykowski in collaboration with Stefanie Lotz. Nine very good short stories represent British literature from the first half of the century: H. E. Bates: Go, lovely rose - A loving father experiences with horror how his little daughter begins to orient herself away from home (fortunately, in a socially acceptable manner). E. M. Forster: Mr. Andrews - A Christian and a Muslim meet at the gate to paradise and react differently than one would expect there. Aldous Huxley: The portrait - An art dealer sells a cozy nouveau riche from the provinces an oil painting by inventing a wonderful story about his origins. D. H. Lawrence: Tickets, please! - A Casanova in the realm of tram conductresses is confronted with emancipation one day. Katherine Mansfield: The.