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@Granny

TRL (Toronto Reference Library) has "The Flint Knife". I haven't forgotten about the Leacock books, if you still want them but as I said in my previous message, I've spent the summer reading.

Open library has "The Collected Ghost Stories of E F Benson" available to borrow. The following are the contents of that book.

"Foreword by Joan Aiken", "Introduction by Richard Dalby",
"The Room in the Tower, "The Dust-Cloud Gavon's Eve",
"The Confession of Charles Linkworth",
"At Abdul Ali's Grave", "The Shootings of Achnaleish",
"How Fear departed from the Long Gallery", "Caterpillars", "The Cat",
"The Bus-Conductor", "The Man Who Went Too Far", "Between the Lights",
"Outside the Door", "The Terror by Night", "The Other Bed",
"The Thing in the Hall", "The House with the Brick-Kiln",
""And the Dead Spake"", "The Outcast", "The Horror-Horn", "Machaon",
"Negotium Perambulans", "At the Farmhouse", "Inscrutable Decrees",
"The Gardener", "Mr. Tilly's Seance", "Mrs. Amworth", "In the Tube",
"Roderick's Story", "Reconciliation", "The Face", "Spinach",
"Bagnell Terrace", "A Tale of an Empty House", "Naboth's Vineyard",
"Expiation", "Home Sweet Home", ""And No Bird Sings"", "The Corner House",
"Corstophine", "The Temple", "The Step", "The Bed by the Window",
"James Lamp", "The Dance", "The Hanging of Alfred Wadham", "Pirates",
"The Wishing-Well", "The Bath-Chair", "Monkeys",
"Christopher Comes Back", "The Sanctuary", "Thursday Evenings",
"The Psychical Mallards", "The Clonmel Witch Burning".

The introductions are copyright but the stories themselves are PD. It's trivial to generate images of only the pages with the stories.