The Last Leaf
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Ongoing, First published Oct 04
"The Last Leaf" is a heartwarming and emotional short story by O. Henry, one of America's most famous short story writers, known for his clever twists and vivid characters. This story, set in the artist's quarter of Greenwich Village, tells of hope, sacrifice, and the power of friendship. As Johnsy battles pneumonia, her belief that her life is tied to the last leaf on a vine leads to an unforgettable act of selflessness by an old artist, Behrman.

This is a public domain work by O. Henry, and I'm sharing it here purely for reading and enjoyment purposes.
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