INDEX TO 
 
 SHORT STORIES 
 
 COMPILED BY 
 INA TEN EYCK FIRKINS 
 
 Reference Librarian, University of Minnesota 
 
 THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY 
 
 WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. 
 19 15 
 
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Preface 
 
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 I 1 1 -J 
 
 The Index to Short Stories is the outgrowth of a large number of scat- 
 tered bibhographies of special authors prepared to meet the recurring needs 
 of students and members of the English Department in the University of 
 Minnesota. Title lists of Kipling, of Stevenson, of Balzac, of F. Hopkinson 
 Smith, and others proved to be so great a convenience to the library assistants 
 as well as to the students, that the preparation of a comprehensive index for 
 general use was the logical result of the work done in a small way for the 
 benefit of one institution. 
 
 No claim for completeness in the work is made. To index all short 
 stories would be impossible even were it desirable. America n and English 
 authors whose stories have appeared in magazines onlV'have not been in- 
 dexed. The work of no American or English writer is included unless he has 
 -had published by a reputable publishing house, at least one volume of col- 
 lected stories; but all the work of the selected authors, as far as it has been 
 available, has been indexed. Thus, collected editions, separate volumes, peri- 
 odicals, and composite collections of various short stories, have all been 
 consulted for the work of the chosen authors.' No efifort has been made to 
 recover obscure and fugitive work of the authors indexed ; that is the work 
 of the bibliophile and special authority, but the best editions of the short 
 story writers have been carefully and generously indexed. To discriminate 
 the short story from longer works of fiction, the arbitrary limit of two 
 hundred pages as the maximum length was adopted instead of a literary 
 criterion on the basis of structure. This extends into the realm of 
 the novellette, but was deemed expedient on the ground of convenience. A 
 corresponding lapse in literary discrimination is to be found in the inclusion 
 of many short sketches which are not, in the strict sense, stories. In the 
 work of authors such as Nathaniel Hawthorne, Sir James Barrie, and 
 Alphonse Daudet, to mention but three, it is often difficult to tell whether the 
 sketch should be classed as a short story, or as a descriptive narrative. When 
 in doubt, the sketch has been included; occasionally, when there has been 
 no doubt, it has been indexed because contained in a volume in which all the 
 other titles were those of stories, and the sketch might therefore be called for 
 in the same connection. Farces, which are in reality short stories in dialogue 
 form, such as those of William Dean Howells, have occasionally been in- 
 cluded. Juvenile and fairy stories have been excluded except when they are 
 a minor part of a selected author's work and their omission would make the 
 bibliography incomplete. English translations of foreign short stories have 
 been included wherever found. 
 
 As the work progressed the mass of material became so great that the 
 cost of publication would have been prohibitive had all authors lieen retained. 
 
 f^OiJ^QG 
 
Therefore, it was necessary to eliminate about three lunulred minor authors 
 whose work had been indexed. The selection was made by a referendum 
 sent out to a hundred libraries, requesting them to indicate their preference 
 as to the authors listed. 
 
 It is hoped that the form of entry is self-explanatory : 
 
 1. The arrangement is alphabetical by author and title, the author's 
 name being printed in bold-faced type. 
 
 2. The title entry gives the exact title, followed by the author's name. 
 
 3. The author entry gives full information. The titles of the stories 
 under the author's name are alphabetically arranged and each is followed by 
 references given in the following order : 
 
 a. Reference to the complete edition if one has been issued, of the 
 author's works. 
 
 b. References to the titles of the separate volumes of the author's works 
 in which the story has appeared. 
 
 c. References to editions of collected stories in which the story has been 
 reprinted. These are indicated by the use of the editor's name, whenever that 
 is known. 
 
 d. References to the magazines if the story has appeared in periodicals. 
 By means of this arrangement, it is possible to find the author of a short 
 
 story, the title only of which is known ; the exact title of a story whose author 
 is known, and the different places in which the story may be found. In col- 
 lege and high school work the demand often comes for as many copies as 
 possible of a given story. The Index informs the librarian of resources 
 perhaps unsuspected in his own collection. The abbreviations of magazine 
 titles are those used in the Readers' Guide to Periodical Literature, and 
 Poole's Index. 
 
 The Index has been compiled chiefly from the Library of Congress Cata- 
 logue, and verified by a comparison with local collections, and with the books 
 in the Lil)rarv of Congress. 
 
 I. T. F. 
 
 Minneapolis, Minn., March 24, 1915. 
 
CONTENTS 
 
 Index to Short Stories 
 
 Appendix A. — List of the Books Indexed 357 
 
 Appendix ?>. — List of Authors Classified by Nationality . . Z72 
 
EXPLANATIONS 
 
 Abbreviations of periodical titles are those used in The Reader's Guide and 
 Poole's Index. 
 
 In magazine references to Scribner's, Scribner's Monthly (being volumes 1-22 of the 
 old series Century) is cited as Scrib o s. 
 
 In the references to Century Magazine the old series numbers of volumes are used. 
 To get a new series number, subtract 22. 
 
 In citing collected works, [ ] are aiscd to indicate publisher and ( ) for edition. 
 
 The order of references, as given under the author's name is as follows 
 
 1. Author's collected works 
 
 2. Author's separate works 
 
 3. Composite collections. 
 
 4. Magazines 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 A-playin' of Old Sledge at the settlemint. 
 
 Craddock, C. E. 
 Aaron Macklehouse. Phillpotts, E. 
 Aaron Trow. TroUope, A. 
 Abandoned. Maupassant, G. de 
 Abasement of the Northmores. James, H. 
 Abbe Aubain. Merimee, P. 
 Abbe Constantin. Halevy, L. 
 Abbe Marignan. Maupassant, G. de 
 Abbe's repentance. Allen, G. 
 A'Becket, J. J. 
 
 Song of the comforter 
 
 In Stories of Italy (Stories from Scrib- 
 ner) 
 Scrib M lo: 255 
 Abencerrage. Irving, W. 
 Abijah the brave and the fair Emmajane. 
 
 Wiggin, K. D. 
 Abijah's bubble. Smith, F. H. 
 Ablest man in the world. Mitchell, E. P. 
 Abner Simpson's new leaf. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Aboard: a monologue. Daudet, A. 
 About, Edmond Frangois Valentin, 1828- 
 1885 
 
 Uncle and nephew 
 
 In Stories by foreign authors, French 
 
 V I 
 
 About the umbrella-mender. Harraden, B. 
 
 Above rubies. Tracy, V. 
 
 Abraham's offering. Erckmann. E., and 
 
 Chatrian, A. 
 Absalom's hair. Bjornson, B. 
 Absent member. Mitford, M. R. 
 Absent-minded botanist. Stockton, F. R. 
 Absent-minded man. Jerome, J. K. 
 Absent-mindedness in a parish choir. 
 
 Hardy, T. 
 Absent three. Morrison, A. 
 Absurd romance of P'tite Louison. Parker, 
 
 G. 
 Acadian exiles. Hawthorne, N. 
 Accent. Maupassant, G. de. 
 Accident. Coppee, F. 
 Accommodating circumstance. Stockton, 
 
 F. R. 
 Accomplished and lucky teakettle. Mitford, 
 
 A. B. 
 According to his lights. Glaspell, S. 
 According to how the drop falls. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 According to St. John. Troubetzkoy, A. R. 
 According to the law. Smith, F. H. 
 According to their lights. Henry, O. 
 Account book. Alarcon, P. A. de 
 Account of a consulate; second story. 
 
 Mitchell. D. G. 
 Accursed bread. Maupassant, G. de 
 Accursed house. Sec Balzac, H. de. Grande 
 
 Breteche 
 Acebal, Frangesco 
 
 Embers 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 
 Achilles the butler. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 
 Achilles Tatius. See Tatius, Achilles 
 
 Acia. See Turgenev, I. S. Asya 
 
 Acid test. Osbourne, L. 
 
 Acontius and Cydippe. Morris, W. [Edgar] 
 
 Across the creek. Pratt, L. 
 
 Across the gulf. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 
 Across the jumping sandhills. Parker, G. 
 
 Across the March dyke. Crockett, S. R. 
 
 Across the plains. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 
 Across the way. Grant, R. 
 
 Acting for the best. Bland, E. N. 
 
 Actors all. Cabell, J. B. 
 
 Acts and entr'actes. Trask, K. N. 
 
 Adalantado of the Seven Cities; a legend 
 
 of St. Brandan. Irving, W. 
 Adam and Eve. See Hawthorne, N. New 
 
 Adam and Eve. 
 Adam Bell. Hogg, J. 
 Adam Scott. Hogg, J. 
 Adam's diary. See Clemens, S. L. Extracts 
 
 from Adam's diary 
 Adams, Oscar Fay, 1855- 
 
 Archbishop's unguarded moment 
 In Archbishop's unguarded moment 
 Cosmopol 12: 612 
 Discontented bishop 
 
 In Archbishop's unguarded moment 
 Evolution of a bishop 
 
 In Archbishop's unguarded moment 
 ISIight with William of Wykeham 
 
 In Archbishop's unguarded moment 
 Serious dilemma of the bishop of Ok- 
 laho 
 In Archbishop's unguarded moment 
 Munsey 11 : 278 
 Trials of a retired bishop. 
 
 In Archbishop's unguarded moment 
 Why the bishop left Rye Beach 
 
 In Archbishop's unguarded moment 
 Addolorata's intervention. Fuller. H. B. 
 Adee, Alvey Augustus, 1842- 
 Life magnet 
 
 In Stories by American authors v S 
 Adelia in Arcady. Bacon, J. D. 
 Adeline Thurston poetess. Jordan, E. G. 
 Adieu. Balzac, H. de 
 
 Adieu. See Maupassant, G. de. Farewell 
 Adios Cordera! Alas, L. 
 Adjusted honeymoon. French, A. W. 
 Adjustment of nature. Henry. O. 
 Adjutant's story. King, C. 
 Admiral. Henry, O. 
 Admiral Peters. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Adopted. Donnell, A. H. 
 Adopted daughter. Freeman. M. E. W. 
 Adopted son. Maupassant, G. de 
 Adoption. Coppee, F. 
 Adoption of Albert and Victoria. Wright, 
 
 M. O. 
 Adoration of the mage. Kipling, R. 
 Adoration of the magi. Yeats. W. B. 
 Adulteration act. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Advantage's of a college' 'education. Wil- 
 liams, J. L. 
 Adventure. Maupassant, G. de. 
 Adventure at Brownville. Bicrce, A. 
 Adventure in Paris. Maupassant, G. de. 
 Adventure in philanthropy. Martin, E. S. 
 Adventure in the upper sea. London, J. 
 Adventure in Tluile. Black, W. 
 Adventure of Black Peter. Doyle, A. C. 
 Adventure of Ciiarlcs Augustus Milvcrton. 
 
 Doyle, A. C. 
 Adventure of Corkcy and Mr. Tapper. 
 
 Phillpotts, E. 
 Adventure of Dona Isidra. Crockett, S. R. 
 Adventure of Mucklebcrrv Finn. Clemens, 
 
 S. L. 
 Adventure of Mrs. Burlingame's diamond 
 
 stomacher. Bangs, J. K. 
 Ad\enture of my aunt. Irving, W. 
 Adventure of my grandmother. See Irving, 
 
 \\'. Bold dragoon 
 Adventure of my uncle. Irving, W. 
 Adventure of Padre Vicentio. Harte, B. 
 Adventure of Prince Florizel and a detec- 
 tive. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Adventure of room 407. Bangs, J. K. 
 Adventure of the Abbey grange. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the bervl coronet. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the I)lack lisherman. Irving, 
 
 W. 
 Adventure of the blue carbuncle. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the brass check. Bangs, J. K. 
 Adventure of tlie Canadian heiress. Lang, 
 
 A. 
 Adventure of the copper beeclies. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the dancing men. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the Dorrington ruby seal. 
 
 Bangs, J. K. 
 Adventure of the dying detective. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the empty house. Doyle, A. C. 
 Adventure of the engineer's thumb. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of tlie luiglishman. Irving, W. 
 Adventure of the exemplary earl. Lang, A. 
 Adventure of the fair American. Lang, A. 
 Adventure of the final problem. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the first clients. Lang, .\. 
 Adventure of the German student. Irving, 
 
 W. 
 Adventure of the golden pince-nez. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the hansom cab. Stevenson, 
 
 R. L. 
 Adventure of the hired burglar. Bangs, 
 
 J. K. 
 Adventure of tlie l.idy novelist and tlic 
 
 vaccinationist. Lang, .\. 
 Adventure of tiie lady ])atroness. I^ang, .\. 
 Adventure of the little anti(|uary. Irving, W. 
 Adventure of the mason. Irving, W. 
 Adventure of tlic miserly mar(|uis. Lang, 
 A. 
 
 Adventure of the missing pendants. Bangs, 
 
 J. K. 
 Adventure of the missing three-<iuarter. 
 
 Doyle, A. C. 
 Adventure of the mysterious picture. Ir- 
 ving, W. 
 Adventure of tlie noble bachelor. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the Norwood builder. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the office screen. Lang, A. 
 Adventure of the Popkins family. Irving, 
 
 VV. 
 Adventure of the priory school. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 .\dventure of the rich uncle. Lang, A. 
 Adventure of the second stain. Doyle, A. C. 
 Adventure of the six napoleons. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the solitary cyclist. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the speckled band. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the three students. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Adventure of the Way Thither. Crockett, 
 
 S. R. 
 Adventurer's story. Phillpotts, E. 
 Adventures in neurasthenia. Henry, O. 
 Adventures of a "dig." Boyesen, H. H. 
 Adventures of a New Year's eve. Zschokke, 
 
 H. 
 Adventures of an uncle. Bacon, J. D. 
 Adventures of Basil Lee. Hogg, J. 
 Adventures of Ciad, son of the king of 
 
 Norway. MacManus, S. 
 Adventures of Colonel Peter Aston. Hogg, 
 
 Adventures of Francois and Susanne. Cable, 
 G. W. 
 
 Adventures of John Longbowe. Harte, B. 
 
 Adventures of little Peachling. Mitford," 
 A. B. 
 
 Adventures of Shamrock Jones. Henry, O. 
 
 Adventures of Simon and Susanna. Harris, 
 J. C. 
 
 Adventures of Ulysses. Lamb, C. 
 
 Adventures of Walter Schnaff. .S^^" Mau- 
 passant, G. de. Walter SchnafT's adven- 
 tures 
 
 Advocate. Brown, A. 
 
 Advocate's first plea. McCutcheon. G. B, 
 
 Advocate's wedding-day. Crowe, C. 
 
 ^Zpyornis Island. Wells, H. G. 
 
 Affair at Coulter's Notch. Bierce, A. 
 
 Aflfair of Molino del Rey. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Affair of outposts. Bicrce, A. 
 
 AfTair of state. Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Affair of the clasi)s. Gorky, M. 
 
 Affairs of Caroline. Norris. K. 
 
 .Affinitive romance. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Affliction of Hans Pumpernickel. Bangs. 
 J. K. 
 
 African Jack. Hams, J. C. 
 
 After. Maupassant, G. i\c. 
 
 After a year. Trask, K. N. 
 
 After all. Brown, .\. 
 
 After all. Trask, K. N. 
 
 After brt-ad. See Sienkiewicz, H. For daily 
 brea.I 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 After dark. Collins, W. 
 
 After death. Maupassant, G. do. 
 
 After fifty years. French, A. W. 
 
 After the accident. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 After the dance. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 After the deluge. Trumbull, A. E. 
 
 After the fact. Hornung, E. W. 
 
 After the inquest. Jacobs. W. W. 
 
 After the play. James, H. 
 
 After the wedding; a drama. Howells, 
 
 W. D. 
 After tomorrow. Hichens, R. S. 
 After twenty years. Henry, O. 
 Afterglow. Stuart, R. M. 
 Aftermath. Locke, W. J. 
 Aftermath: part second of "A Kentucky 
 
 cardinal." Allen, J. L. 
 Afternoon miracle. Henry, O. 
 Afternoon tea. Bates, A. 
 Afterward. Wharton, E. 
 Afterwards. Watson, J. 
 Afterword. Garland, H. 
 Against his judgment. Grant, R. 
 "Against orders." Smith, F. H. 
 Agate heart. Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 Agatha. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Age for love. Bourgct, P. 
 Aged folk. Daudet, A. 
 Agent. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Agent of the U. S. B. C. Bangs, J. K. 
 Agnes Lahens. Aloore, G. 
 Agnes Surriage. Brown, A. 
 Agua Dulce. Austin, M. H. 
 Ah man. Grand. S. 
 Ahez the pale. Sharp, W. 
 Aho, Juhani, pseud. See Brofeldt. Tuhani 
 Aicard, Jean Frangois Victor, 1848- 
 Vase of clay 
 
 In Patten. W. International short stor- 
 ies V 3 
 Aide-de-camp. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Aikin, John, 1747-1822, and Barbauld, Mrs. 
 Anna Laetitia (Aikin) 1743- 1825 
 Eyes and no eyes 
 
 III O'Shea, M. V. Eyes and no eyes 
 Traveller's wonders 
 
 In O'Shea. M. V. Eyes and no eyes 
 Air-ship. Lagerlof, S. 
 Aladdin: or. the wonderful lamp. See 
 
 Arabian nights' entertainments 
 Alarm bell. Earle, M. T. 
 Alarcon, Pedro Antonio de. 1 833-1 891 
 Account book 
 
 In Moors and Christians 
 Black eyes 
 
 In Moors and Christians 
 Cocked hat 
 
 In Cocked hat 
 Cornet 
 
 In Moors and Cliristians 
 Fine haul 
 
 In Moors and Christians 
 Guardian angel 
 
 In Moors and Cliristians 
 Gypsy's prophecy 
 
 In Moors and Christians 
 Moors and Christians 
 In Moors and Christians 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, Spanish 
 
 Nail 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories v 4 
 Orderly 
 
 In Moors and Christians 
 Saint and genius 
 
 /;; Moors and Christians 
 Tall woman 
 
 In Maupassant, G. de, and others. 
 Modern ghosts 
 Stories by foreign authors, Spanish 
 Year im Spitzbergen 
 
 In Moors and Christians 
 Alas, Leopoldo, 1852- 
 Adios Cordera! 
 
 In Brooks. W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Alas! poor ghost. Phillpotts. E. 
 Albert. Tolstoi. L. N. 
 Albert Savarus. Balzac, H. de 
 Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888 
 Anna's whim 
 
 In Silver pitchers 
 Aunt Kipp 
 
 In Proverb stories 
 Autobiography of an omnibus 
 
 In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag 
 Banner of Beaumanoir 
 
 In Spinning-wheel stories 
 Baron's gloves 
 
 In Proverb stories 
 Boys' joke, and who got the best of it 
 
 In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag 
 Brothers 
 
 In Atlan 12: 584 
 By the river 
 
 In Silver pitchers 
 Candy country 
 
 In Candy countrj^ 
 Cooking:-class 
 
 In Spinning-wheel stories 
 Corny's catamount 
 
 In Spinning-wheel stories 
 Country Christmas 
 
 In Proverb stories 
 Daisy's jewel-box. and how she filled it. 
 
 In Spinning-wheel stories 
 Doll's journey 
 
 /;; Doll's journey 
 Eli's education 
 
 In Spinning-wheel stories 
 Grandma's story 
 
 In Spinning-wheel stories 
 Happy birth-day 
 
 In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag 
 Hare and the tortoise 
 
 /;; Spinning-wheel stories 
 Hole in the wall 
 
 In Hole in the wall 
 Independence: a centennial love story 
 
 In Silver pitchers 
 Ivy spray and ladies' slippers 
 
 In Garland for girls 
 Jerseys; or. The girls' ghost 
 
 /;; Spinning-wheel stories 
 Kitty's class day 
 
 In Proverb stories 
 Letty's tramp 
 
 fn Silver pitchers 
 Little Button-Rose 
 
 fn Garland for girls 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Alcott, Louisa May — continued 
 Little house in the garden 
 In Spinning-wheel stories 
 Little neighbors 
 
 In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag 
 Little old shoe. See Alcott, L. M. Modern 
 
 Cinderella 
 Little things 
 
 In Spinning-whcel stories 
 Lost in a London fog 
 
 In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag 
 Marjorie's three gifts. 
 In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag 
 Marjorie's three gifts 
 May riowers 
 
 In Garland for girls 
 Modern Cinderella; or, The little old 
 shoe 
 In Modern Cinderella 
 Modern Mephistopheles 
 
 In Modern Mephistopheles 
 Morning-glories and Queen Aster 
 
 In Morning glories and Queen Aster 
 Mountain-laurel and maiden-hair 
 In Garland for girls 
 
 Mountain laurel and maiden-hair 
 My girls 
 
 In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag 
 My red cap 
 
 In Proverb stories 
 My rococo watch 
 
 In Silver pitchers 
 Old major 
 
 /;/ Aunt Jo's scrap-bag 
 On picket duty 
 
 In Proverb stories 
 Onawandah 
 
 In Spinning-whcel stories 
 Pansies and water-lilies 
 In Garland for girls 
 
 Pansies and water-lilies 
 Patty's place 
 
 In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag 
 Poppies and wheat 
 In Garland for girls 
 Poppies and wheat 
 Psyche's art 
 
 In Proverb stories 
 Red tulips 
 
 In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag 
 Romance of a summer day 
 
 In Silver pitchers 
 Roses and forget-me-nots 
 In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag 
 Scarlet stockings 
 In Silver pitchers 
 P>roa<lway 7: 41 
 I'utnam 14:72 
 Silver pitchers 
 
 In Silver pitchers 
 Tabby's table-cloth 
 
 In Spinning-whcel stories 
 Transcendental wild oats 
 
 In Silver pitchers 
 Water-lilies. See Alcott, L. M. Pansies 
 
 and water-lilies 
 What the bells saw and said 
 In Proverb stories 
 
 What the girls did 
 
 In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag 
 Whisper in the dark 
 
 In Modern Mephistopheles 
 Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 
 Case of Thomas Phipps 
 In Writings v 9 
 
 Sea turn and other matters. 
 Harper 103:627 
 Chevalier de Resseguier 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Two bites at a cherry 
 Cent 46: 73 
 Christmas fantasy, with a moral 
 In Writings v 7 
 
 Two bites at a cherry 
 Cent 43: 221 
 "For bravery on the field of battle" 
 In Writings v 5 
 
 Two bites at a cherry 
 Cent 44: 889 
 Friend of my youth 
 
 In Marjorie Daw and other people 
 Atlan 27: 169 
 Goliath 
 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Two bites at a cherry 
 Cent 45: 561 
 Her dying words 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Two bites at a cherry 
 Scrib o s 14: 204 
 His Grace the Duke 
 In Writings v 9 
 
 Sea turn and other matters 
 Cent 56: 49 ■;■ 
 
 Little violinist 
 In Writings v 7 
 
 Marjorie Daw and other stories 
 Midnight fantasy 
 Mademoiselle Olympe Zabriski 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Marjorie Daw and other people 
 Marjorie Daw and other stories 
 Atlan 32:385 
 Marjorie Daw 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Marjorie Daw and other people 
 Marjorie Daw and otiior stories 
 Atlan 31: 407 
 Midnight fantasy 
 !n Writings v 3 
 
 Marjorie Daw and other stories 
 Midnight fantasy 
 Atlan 35:385 
 Miss Mehetabcl's son 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Marjorie Daw and other people 
 Marjorie Daw and other stories 
 Warner library 
 Atlan 31 : 719 
 My cousin the colonel 
 hi Writings v 5 
 
 Two bites at a cherry 
 Harper 84: 43 
 Our new neighbors at Ponkapog 
 hi Writings v 7 
 
 Mariorie Daw and other stories 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Pere Antoine's date-palm 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Marjone Daw and other people 
 Marjorie Daw and other stories 
 Warner library 
 Atlan 9: 778 
 Quite so 
 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Marjorie Daw and other people 
 Marjorie Daw and other stories 
 Atlan 29: 413 
 Outlook 86: 922 
 Rivermouth romance 
 In Writings v 4 
 
 Marjorie Daw and other people 
 Marjorie Daw and other stories 
 Atlan 30: 157 
 Sea turn 
 
 In Writings v 9 
 
 Sea turn and other matters 
 Harper 103: 4 
 Shaw's folly 
 
 In Writings v 9 
 
 Sea turn and other matters 
 Harper 102; 81 
 Snow fort on Slatter's hill 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour v 10 
 Struggle for life 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Marjorie Daw and other people 
 Marjorie Daw and other stories 
 Atlan 20: 56 
 Two bites at a cherry 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Two bites at a cherry. 
 Atlan 7: 31 
 Untold story 
 In Writings v 9 
 
 Sea turn and other matters 
 Scrib M 28:708 
 White feather 
 In Writings v 9 
 
 Sea turn and other matters 
 Atlan 90: 298 
 Young desperado 
 In Marjorie Daw and other people 
 Marjorie Daw and other stories 
 Atlan 20: 755 
 Alexander. Maupassant, G. do 
 Alexander the son of Philip. Dragoumis, 
 
 J. D. 
 Alexander's bridge. Gather, W. S. 
 Alexander's masquerade. Gather, W. S. 
 Alf's dream. Jacobs, W. W. 
 AH Baba and the forty thieves. See Arabian 
 
 nights entertainments 
 Ali Baba of the Sierras. Harte, B. 
 Alice Doane's appeal. Hawthorne, N. 
 Alice in Blunderland; an iridescent dream. 
 
 Bangs. J. K. 
 Alice's Ghristmas tree. Hale, E. E. 
 Alicia's diary. Hardy, T. 
 Alien in the pines. Garland, H. 
 Aliens. Tarkington, B. 
 Alif-Laila. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Alix de Morainville. See Gable, G. W. His- 
 tory of Alix de Morainville. 
 All alone. Theuriet, A. 
 All for love. Sherwood, M. P. 
 All for the best. More, H. 
 
 All gold canyon. London, J. 
 
 All in vain. Lindau, R. 
 
 All my sad captains. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 All my story. Maartens, M. 
 
 All over. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 All sails spread for monkcyland. Howard, 
 
 B. W. 
 All that messuage. Morrison, A. 
 All that troubled them. Morris, G. 
 All the cats look black at night. French, 
 
 A. W. 
 All the evidence. Morris, G. 
 All the world's mad. Parker, G. 
 Allan the hunter; a tale of three lions. 
 
 Haggard, H. R. 
 Allen, Grant, i. e. Charles Grant Blairfindie, 
 1 848- 1 899 
 Abbe's repentance 
 In Backslider 
 Twelve tales 
 Con temp 60: 568 
 Eclectic M 117: 674 
 Army doctor's romance 
 
 In Army doctor's romance 
 Backslider 
 In Backslider 
 
 Bride from the desert 
 Twelve tales 
 Cornhill 48: 191 
 Bride from the desert 
 
 In Bride from the desert 
 Cecca's lover 
 In Backslider 
 Twelve talcs 
 Longman's 23: 311 
 Child of the phalanstery 
 In Backslider 
 Twelve tales 
 Christmas eve concert 
 In Canad M 12: 140 
 Churchwarden's brother 
 
 In Twelve tales 
 Cruise of the Albatross; of. When was 
 Wednesday the tenth? 
 In Cruise of the Albatross 
 Curate of Churnside 
 In Twelve tales 
 Cornhill 50: 171 
 Dr. Greatrex's engagement 
 In Bride from the desert 
 Cornhill 49: 561 
 Fair exchange 
 
 In Eng Tllust 15: 399 
 Frasine's first communion 
 In Backslider 
 Twelve tales 
 Grateful Joe 
 
 In Eng Illust 11: 703 
 Harry's inheritance 
 In Eng Illust 3: 323 
 Liv Age t68: 650 
 Ivan Greet's masterpiece 
 In Backslider 
 
 Twelve tales ' 
 
 Janet's Nemesis 
 In Backslider 
 
 Twelve tales > 
 
 John Cann's treasure 
 In Backslider 
 Twelve tales 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Allen, Grant —continued 
 Joseph's dream 
 
 In Cosmopol 26: 277 
 Mad Medlicott 
 
 In Eng Illust 10: 619 
 Melissa's tour 
 
 In Stories by English authors, v 10, 
 The sea 
 Reverend John Crecdy 
 In Backslider 
 Twelve tales 
 Cornhill 48: 225 
 That v-ry Mab 
 
 In Longman's 7-^i 
 •When was Wednesday the tenth? See 
 Allen. G. Cruise of the Albatross 
 Wolverden tower 
 In Backslider 
 Twelve tales 
 Woman's hand 
 
 1)1 Cosmopol 26: 151 
 Allen, James Lane, 1849- 
 
 Aftermath; part second of Kentucky 
 cardinal 
 In Aftermath 
 
 Kentucky cardinal 
 Bride of the mistletoe 
 
 In Bride of the mistletoe 
 Cathedral singer 
 
 In Cent 88: i 
 Flute and violin 
 In Flute and violin 
 Harper 82: 58 
 John Gray [forms the basis of the later 
 work Choir invisible] 
 In Lippinc 49: 643 
 Kentucky cardinal 
 In Kentucky cardinal 
 Harper 88:926; 89:20 
 King Solomon of Kentucky 
 In Flute and violin 
 Warner library 
 Outlook 85:468 
 Last Christmas 
 
 In Cur Lit 46: 225 
 Old King Solomon's coronation. See 
 Allen, J. L. King Solomon of Ken- 
 tucky 
 Part of an old story 
 
 In Cent 33: 507 
 Posthumous fame; or, A legend of the 
 l)eautiful 
 In Flute and violin 
 Sister Dolorosa 
 
 In Flute and violin 
 Cent 41 : 265. 580 
 Summer in Arcady 
 
 In .Summer in Arcady 
 Too much momentum 
 
 In Harper 70: 701 
 Two gentlemen of Kentucky 
 In Flute and violin 
 
 Two gentlemen of Kentucky 
 Outlook JT,: 623 
 White cowl 
 
 /» Flute and violin 
 Cent 36:r>84 
 Alliance of laughter. Benson, E. F. 
 Alloutna. Maui)assant, G. de 
 All's well that ends well. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Almeria. Edgeworth, ]\L 
 
 "Alms-giving." Moore, G. 
 
 Almshouse. Sigourney, L. H. 
 
 Aloha oe. London, J. 
 
 Alone in China. Ralph, J. 
 
 Along shore. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Along the Bronx. Smith, F. H. 
 
 Along the Garonne. Weyman, S. J. 
 
 Alpine divorce. Barr, R. 
 
 Alpine lights and shadows. French, A. W. 
 
 Alsace! Alsace! Daudet, A. 
 
 Altar of her beauty. Davis, C. B. 
 
 Altar of the dead. James, H. 
 
 Alternative. McCutcheon, G. B. 
 
 Alternative. Overton, G. 
 
 Aways lock the door. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Alyosha the pot. Tolstoi. L. N. 
 
 Am I insane? Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Amadan of the dough. MacManus, S. 
 
 Amalgamated brotherhood of spooks. 
 
 Bangs, J. K. 
 Amanda and love. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Amanda Todd. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Amarina's roses. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Amateur. Davis, Richard H. 
 Amateur night. London, J. 
 Amateur of lying. Lucian 
 Amateur photographer. Bates, A. 
 Amateur rehearsal. Bates, A. 
 Amatua's sailor. Osbourne, L. 
 Amazon. Hawthorne, J. 
 Ambassador. Hibbard. G. A. 
 Amber gods. Spofford, H. P. 
 Ambitious guest. Hawthorne, N. 
 Ambitious Jimmy Hicks. Masefield, J. 
 Ambitious rose-tree. Ouida 
 Ambuscade. Harris, J. C. 
 Ambush. Gibbon, P. 
 Amelia. Deland, M. 
 American flirtation. Litchfield, G. D. 
 American senator. Trollope, A. 
 Americanization of Roll-Down Joe. Con- 
 nolly, J. B. 
 American's tale. Doyle, A. C. 
 Amethyst box. Green, A. K. 
 Amethyst comb. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 L'.\mie inconnue. See Edgeworth, M. 
 
 .\ngclin,T 
 Amiable revenge. Parker, G. 
 Amici. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Amicis, Edmondo de, 1846- 1908 
 
 College friends 
 
 /;; Stories by foreign authors, Italian 
 
 Great day 
 In Stories by foreign authors, Italian 
 
 Mendicant melody 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Aminadab Skelch and his free library. 
 
 Loomis. C. B. 
 Amir's homUj. Kipling, R. 
 Amis and Amile. LeGallienne, R. 
 Among the camps. Page, T. N. 
 Among the cliffs. Craddock, C. E. 
 .A.mong the climbing roses. Lagerlof, S. 
 .'\mong the corn-rows. Garland, H. 
 Among the railway folk. Kipling, R. 
 Amos Barton. Sec Eliot, G. Sad fortunes 
 
 of Amos Barton 
 .'\mos Kilbright. Stockton. I'. R. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Amour dure. Paget, V. 
 
 Amourette. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Amours of Daphnis and Chloe. Longus 
 
 Amours of Mr. Dcuccace. Thackeray, 
 
 W. M. 
 Amputated arms. Bergs0e, J. W. 
 Amy Foster. Conrad, J. 
 Ananias. Harris. J. C. 
 Anarchist. Conrad, J. 
 Anarchist, Quida 
 Anarchist: his dog. Glaspell, S. 
 Anastasia's elephant. Loomis, C. B. 
 Anathema in the family. French, A. W. 
 Anatomist of the heart. Sullivan, T. R. 
 Ancestors. Morris, G. 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly. Harte, B. 
 Ancestral footstep. Hawthorne, N. 
 Ancestr}' of Irene. Michelson. M. 
 Ancient history. Hawkins, A. H. 
 And Maude! French, A. W. 
 And there was light. Harben, W. N. 
 Andersen, Hans Christian, 1805-1875 
 
 Angel. 
 
 Ill Tappan. 
 
 E. ^1. 
 
 Children's 
 
 257. 
 
 Constant tin 
 
 /;; Tappan. 
 
 246 
 
 Darning-nee(! 
 
 In Tappan, 
 
 soldier. 
 E. M. 
 
 lie. 
 E. M. 
 
 Children's 
 Children's 
 
 252 
 Fir-tree 
 In Tappan, 
 
 E. M. 
 
 Children's 
 
 hour I : 
 261 
 Nightingale 
 
 In Warner library 
 Ugly duckling 
 
 /;; Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i: 
 
 Warner library 
 Andre Cornelis. Bourgct, P. C. 
 Andrea Delhn. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Andreev, Leonid Nikolaevich, 1871- 
 
 Dilemma; a story of mental perplexity 
 
 In Dilemma 
 His excellency the governor 
 
 In Harp W 51: 196, 236. 270, 310 
 Judas Iscariot (abridged trans.) 
 
 In Sewanee R 16: 136 
 Seven who were hanged 
 
 In Seven who were hanged 
 Silence 
 In Silence 
 
 Esenwein, J. B. Short-story master- 
 pieces, Russian v 2 
 -Andrei K61osof¥. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Andreieff, L. N. See Andreev, L. N. 
 Andrevv. Sec Page. T. N. How Andrew car- 
 ried tlie precinct 
 Andrew Kent's temptation. Ward, E. S P. 
 Andrew Venlaw. See Parker, G. Chief fac- 
 tor 
 Andrews. Mary Raymond Shipman (Mrs. 
 William Shankland Andrews) 
 Achilles the butler 
 
 III Scrib M*56: 389 
 Aide-de-camp 
 • /)/ Militants 
 
 Scrib M 41 : 209 
 
 Amici 
 
 In Eternal masculine 
 Scril) M 54:88 
 Better treasure 
 
 In Better treasure 
 Big Bateese 
 
 In Bob and tlic guides 
 Bill the trapper 
 
 In Bob and the guides 
 Scrib M 34: 741 
 Bishop's silence 
 In Militants 
 
 Scrib M 32: 703 
 Black care and the horseman 
 
 In Scrib M 38:736 
 Butler 
 
 In Am M 68: My p 22 
 Camp of the' bears 
 In Delin 78: 149 
 Camp of the good fairy 
 /;; Bol) and the guides 
 Scrib M 35:448 
 Campaign trout 
 
 In Eternal masculine 
 Scrib M 48:61 
 Captains 
 
 In Internal masculine 
 Scrib M 42: 18 
 Counsel assigned 
 
 In Counsel assigned 
 Courage of the common-place 
 /;; Courage of the commonplace 
 Scrib M 50: 41 
 Crippled Mercury 
 
 In Scrib M 33: 557 
 Crowned with glory and honor 
 In Militants 
 
 Scrib M 31 : 189 
 Diamond brooches 
 In Militants 
 
 Harper 112: 55 
 Enchanted forest 
 
 /;; Enchanted forest 
 Eternal feminine 
 
 /;; Harper 116: T97 
 Fete of M'sieur Bob 
 In Scrib M 55: 327 
 Fifth of October 
 
 /;; McClure 35: 438 
 Forgiveness of sins 
 
 In Everybody's 17:3 
 Fox's understudy 
 
 /;; Bob and the guides 
 Harper 105: 425 
 Fugitive 
 
 III Har])er no: 285 
 Good Samaritan 
 In Good Samaritan 
 McClure 23: 580 
 Grandfathers of Bob 
 /;/ Bob and the guides 
 Scrib M 32: 222 
 Happiness 
 
 In Enchanted forest 
 Everybody's 21:291 
 How Starbright found his laugh 
 
 In Enchanted forest 
 In the open 
 
 In Bob and the guides 
 Scrib M 34:66 
 
8 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Andrews, Mary R, S. ~Co)iliiiiird. 
 Judge's cherubs 
 
 In Ladies- 11 J 25: Jl p 13 
 Kidnapped colony 
 In Kidnapped colony 
 Harper 107: 50, JS^ 
 Lake of devils 
 
 In Bob and the guides 
 Scrib M 39: iis« 
 Lifted bandage 
 In Lilted bandage 
 Scrib M 46: -'93 
 Lingc of JM'sieur 
 In Bob and the guides 
 Scrib M 31 : 472 
 Little Marcus 
 
 In Eternal masculine 
 Little Revenge 
 
 In Scrib M 34: -'04 
 Lost caravel 
 
 In Bob and the guides 
 Scrib M 39: 327 
 Majesty of the law 
 
 In Harper 108: 668 
 Messenger 
 
 In Scrib M 40: 4' 7 
 Nengnie 
 
 In Enchanted forest 
 Perfect tribute 
 In Perfect tribute 
 Scrib M 40: 17 
 Place aux dames 
 In Bol) and the guides 
 Harper 111:609 
 Play to the gallery 
 
 In Harper 107: 853 
 Political tip 
 
 In McClure 25: 426 
 Reward of virtue 
 
 In Eternal masculine 
 Scrib Al 44: 395 
 Sabine maiden 
 
 In Eternal masculine 
 Scarlet ibis 
 
 In Eternal masculine 
 Scrib M 52: 204 
 School-boy 
 
 In Howclls, W: D., and others. Whole 
 family ch ^o 
 ThrouR-h the ivory gate 
 In Militants 
 
 Scrib M 37:''>oS 
 Two sides of a street 
 
 In McClure 21 : 347 
 Vive IVrnpcrcur 
 /)! Vive rcmpercur 
 Scrib M 32: 271 
 West Point regulation; a farce 
 
 In McClure 23: 385 
 What the donkey did 
 
 fn Harper 114: 42 
 Whistling of Zoctique 
 In Eternal masculine 
 Scrib M 42: 34 T 
 Wife of the governor 
 In Militants 
 
 TTar])er 104: 8R5 
 Witnesses 
 fn Militants 
 
 Scrib M 34:464 
 
 \'oung man with wings 
 In Eternal masculine 
 Dclin 76: 86 Ag 1910 
 Andrew's fortune. Jewett, S. O. 
 Audrey Satchel and the parson and the 
 
 clerk. Hardy, T. 
 Andreyev, L. N. See Andreev, L. N. 
 Andy M'Gee's chorus girl. Davis, Richard 
 
 H. 
 Angel. Andersen, 11. C 
 Angel and the flowers. Field, E. 
 Angel at the grave. Wharton, E. N. 
 Angel child. Crane, S. 
 Angel in the house. Spofford, H. P. 
 Angel of chance. Gray, D. 
 Angel of his youth. Thanet, O. 
 Angel of life. Hornang, E. W. 
 Angel of the Lord. Howells, W. D. 
 Angel of the odd. Poe. E. A. 
 Angelina; or, L'amie inconnue. Edge- 
 worth, M. 
 Angel's visits. Jacobs, W. \\'. 
 Angel's wickedness. Corelli. M. 
 Anglicization. Zangwill, 1. 
 Animal shop. Duncan, N. 
 Animation of Beck Ann. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Ann Arbor tales. See Ilarriman, K. E. 
 Ann Eliza. Brown, .A. 
 Ann Going. Donnell, A. H. 
 .Ann Lizy's patcliwork. iMecman, ^I. E. 
 
 \V. 
 .\nn Malann. Slosson, .\. T. 
 Ann Mary; her two Tlianksgivings. Free- 
 man, M. E. W. 
 .Anna. Lady Baxby. Hardy, T. 
 Anna's whim. Alcott, L. M, 
 Anne. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 Anne Marie and Jeanne Marie. King, 
 
 G. E. 
 Anne Rodway. Collins, W. 
 Anner 'Lizer's stumliliu" block. Dunbar, 
 
 P. L. 
 Annette. See Parker, G. Tragic comedy of 
 
 Annette 
 Annette de Viroflay. IMaartcns, M. 
 .Annette Delarbre. Irving. W. 
 Annie Laurie. Ward, f".. .S. P. 
 .Annie Touscy's little game. Hopkins, M. 
 
 S. B. 
 -Annihilation of tlie conscience. Vorse, 
 
 M. H. 
 .Annonchka. Turgenev. I. S. 
 Annunciata. Boyesen. H. H. 
 Annunzio, Gabriele d', 1864- 
 
 San Pantaleone 
 
 In Stories l)y foreign authors. Italian 
 .Anointed man. Sharp, W. 
 
 Anonymous 
 
 l''or .-inonvmous stories see first word of 
 titles" 
 .Anonymous letter. D:indet. A. 
 .Anonymous letter. Davis. Ricliard H. 
 .\nother dog. Smith, E. H. 
 Another gambler. Bourget, P. C. 
 Am.tlur little heath-lioun<l. PhiUpotts. E. 
 Another Solomon (Chinese) 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORFES 
 
 AnotlKT study of woman. Balzac, H. de 
 Anstey, F., pseud. (Thomas Anstey Guth- 
 rie) 1856- 
 Black poodle 
 
 In Stories bj' English authors, London 
 Three wishes. Sec Matthews, J. B., and 
 
 Anstey, E. 
 Undergraduate's aunt 
 
 In Patten, VV. International short stor- 
 ies V 2 
 Anti-christ. Huneker, J. G. 
 Anti-climax. Kirk, E. O. 
 Antigone. Bourgct, 1'. 
 Antique ring, llawthorne, N. 
 Antoine and Angelicjue. Parker, G. 
 Antoinette. Theuriet, A. 
 Antonia's song. Hoffmann, E. T. W 
 A-playin' of Old Sledge at the Settlemint. 
 
 Craddock, C. E. 
 Apollo Bclviderc. Stuart, \i. M. 
 Apology. Henry, O. 
 Apostate. London, J. 
 Apostates. Phillpotts, E. 
 Apostle of the Tules. Harte, B. 
 Apotheosis. Galswortliy, J. 
 Apotheosis of the Reverend Mr. Spangler. 
 
 Deland, M. W. 
 Apparition. Thanct, O. 
 Apparition. Maupassant. G de 
 Apparition of Mrs. Veal. De Foe, D. 
 \ppeal to Caesar. Donnell, A. IT. 
 Apple. Wells, H. G. 
 Apple-blossoms and white muslin. Smith, 
 
 F. H. 
 Apple dealer. Sec- Ilawtliorne N. Old 
 
 apple dealer 
 Apple Jonathan. Slosson, A. T. 
 Apple-tree. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Apples of gold. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Apples of Hesperidcs. Smith, A. P., and 
 
 Cameron,' M. 
 Applicant. Bierce, A. 
 Apres. See Maupassant, G. de. After. 
 April day on the Oykel. Black, W. 
 April fool of Harvcv's Sluice, Bones. 
 
 Doyle. A. C. 
 April showers. See Brown. A. King's End 
 April's lady. Bates, A. 
 April's message. Cabell, J. B. 
 Apuleius, Lucius, fl. 2d century 
 Storj' of Cupid and Psyche 
 
 /;/ Jcssup, A., and Canby, H. S. Book 
 of the short story 
 Vr' ye woth it? Warman, C. 
 Arabella Hardy; or The sea Voyage. 
 
 Lamb, C. 
 Arabian nights entertainments 
 Ali Baba and the forty thieves 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour .=;:3T5 
 Jessup. y\., and Canby, EI. S. Book 
 
 of the short story 
 Mabic, H. W., and Strachey, L. Little 
 masterpieces of fiction, v. 2 
 Aladdin, or The wonderful lamp 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 5:287 
 Cody, S. Selections from the 
 world's greritest short stories 
 Sindbad the sailor 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 5:336 
 
 Araminta and tlie automobile. Loomis, 
 
 C. B. 
 Archbishop's Christmas gift. Barr, R. 
 Archbishop's visit. Repplier, A. 
 Archbishop's unguarded moment. Adams, 
 
 O. E. 
 Archdeacdu and the dcinosaurs. Phillpotts, 
 
 Archdeacon llolden's tril^ulation. VVey- 
 
 man, S. J. 
 Archer. Sharp, W. 
 Arctic travel. Payn, J. 
 Arethusa. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Argonauts of North Liberty. Harte, B. 
 Argonauts of the air. Wells, H. G. 
 Argyment. Maartens, M. 
 Aristocracy versus hash. Henry, O. 
 Aristocrat. Conrad, J. 
 Aristocratic world. Lewald-Stahr, F. 
 Arkansas prophet. Stuart, R. M. 
 Arlesian girl. Daudet, A. 
 Arlesienne. See Daudet. A. Arlesian girl. 
 Armadillos, l^eginning of. See Kipling, R. 
 
 Beginning of the armadillos. 
 Armstrong, Le Roy, 1854- 
 
 Sergeant Gore. 
 
 In Stories of the army (Stories from 
 wScribner) 
 Scril) M 8: 173 
 .Arrny-chaplain Schmelzle's jfjurncy to 
 
 Fliitz. Richter, J. P. F. 
 Army doctor's romance. Allen, G. 
 Army of a dream. Kipling, R. 
 Army of the Callahan. Fox, J., jr. 
 Arne. Bjornson, B. 
 Arnold, George, 1834-1865 
 
 Why Thomas was discharged 
 In Stories by American authors v 5 
 Atlan 11: 708 
 Around tlie embers of a dying fire. Smith, 
 
 F. H. 
 Around the wood fire. Smith, F. H. 
 L'Arrabiata. Heyse, J. L. P. 
 Arrangement. Maartens, M. 
 Arrest. Bierce, A. 
 Arrest of Lieutenant Golightiy. Kipling, 
 
 R. 
 Arria Marcella. Gautier, T. 
 Arrival of a lady of quality. Smith, F. H. 
 Arsene Guillot. Merimee, P. 
 Art: a dramatic tale. Reade, C. 
 Art and nature. Stowe, H. B. 
 Art and the bronco. Henry, O. 
 Art of love. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Art of Terry Lute. Duncan, N. 
 Artfulness of Steggles. Phillpotts, E. 
 Arthur. Daudet, A. 
 Arthur's hall. Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 Article for Blackwood: a predicament. Poe, 
 
 E. A. 
 Article seven. Donnell, A. H. 
 Artifice. Maupassant, G. de 
 Artist. Maupassant, G. de 
 .Artist of the beautiful. Hawthorne, N. 
 Artist's end. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Artist's wife. Maupassant, G. de 
 Arts and crafts. Morrison, A. 
 As a man sows. Litchfield, G. D. 
 As a murderer. Harris, J. C. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 As a weather prophet. Harris, J. C. 
 As deep as the sea. Parker, G. 
 "As haggards of the rock." Wright. M. T. 
 As one having authority. Bunncr, H. C. 
 As one woman to another. Stockton, F. R. 
 As others see us. Hibbard, G. A. 
 As taught by Ellen. French, A. W. 
 As the Norns weave. Liljencrantz, O. A. 
 As the sparks fly upward. Hibbard, G. A. 
 As to education. Harris, J. C.^ 
 As to the banditti. Bangs, J. K. 
 As told by May Iverson. Jordan, E. G. 
 As told by Renaud's wife. French, A. W. 
 Asabri. Morris, G. 
 Asaph. Stockton, F. R. 
 Asathor's revenge. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Asbjornsen, Peter Christen, 1812-1885, and 
 Moe, Jorgen E., 1813-1882 
 Master tliief 
 
 In Blackw 70: 595 
 Ash-cake Hannah and her Ben. Dunbar, 
 
 P. L. 
 Ashes, dust and nothing. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Ask Lord Roberts. Smith, F. H. 
 Aslauga's knight. La Motte-Fouque, F. 
 
 H. K. 
 Aspern papers James, H. 
 Asphodel. Wright, M. T. 
 Asra. Strindberg, J. A. 
 Assassin. Maupassant, G. de 
 Assassin. Ouida 
 Assault in the Rue des Cendres. MerricK, 
 
 L. 
 Assessor of success. Henry, O. 
 Assignation. Maupassant, G. de 
 Assignation. Poe, E. A. 
 Assistant bishop. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Assisted immigrant. Davis, Richard H. 
 Assisted providence. Thanet, O. 
 Astral onion. Peattie, E. W. 
 Astrid. See Lagerldf, S. Queens at Kunga- 
 
 hiilla 
 Asya. Turgcncv, I. S. 
 At a i)rivate view. Matthews, J. B. 
 At a winter house-party. Harrison, C. C. 
 At Abdul Ali's grave. Benson, E. F. 
 At an Irish inn. Mitchell, D. G. 
 At anchor. Magruder, J. 
 At arms with Morpheus. Henry, O. 
 At Auton house. Hoppin, A. 
 At Baml)er's boom. Parker, G. 
 At commencement. Bacon, J. D. 
 .•\t Ephcsus. Pangborn, G. W. 
 At home. Chekhov. A. P. 
 At home. Hawthorne, N. 
 At Howli Thana. Kipling, R. 
 .\t King's Cross station. Benson, E. F. 
 .\i La Glorieuse. Davis. M. F.. ]\1. 
 .^t luncheon Peattie, M. W. 
 At Milianah. Daudet. A. 
 At Mrs. Berty's tea. Jaiu'icr, T. A. 
 At Pinney's ranch. Bellamy, E. 
 At Point o' Bugles. Parker, G. 
 .\i sea. Maupassant, G. de 
 .At Scsenheim Perry, B. 
 At shaft IT. Dunbar, P. L. 
 At Sudleigh fair. Brown, A. 
 At table. Coppee, F. 
 At Teagne Potect's: a skelcli of the Hog 
 
 Mountain range. Harris, J. C. 
 At the appetite cure. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 At the beginning. Garland, H. 
 
 At the brewery. Garland, H. 
 
 At the cafe chantant. Davis, C. B. 
 
 At the Casa .\apoleon. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 At the chateau of Cormne. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 At the close of the second day. Jordan, 
 
 E. G. 
 At the corner of Lover's lane. Williams, 
 
 J. L. 
 At the end of the passage. Kiplmg, R. 
 At the end of the world. Comer, C. A. P. 
 At the fair. Kielland, A. L. 
 At the forge. Zola, E. 
 At the ghost hour. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 At the Grand Hotel du Paradis. Janvier, 
 
 T. A. 
 At the Green Dragon. Harraden. B. 
 At the hermitage. Brown, E. L. 
 At the manor. Chekhov, A. P. 
 At the mercy of Tiberius. Parker, G. 
 At the mission of San Carmel. Harte, B. 
 M the oculist's. Bikelos, D. 
 At the outposts: memories of the siege. 
 
 Daudet, A. 
 At the pit's mouth. Kipling, R. 
 At the Princess Ida's. Spofford, H. P. 
 At the sign of the cat and racket. Balzac, 
 
 H. de 
 At the sign of the l^agle. Parker, G. 
 At the sign of the rubber plant. Cutting, 
 
 M. S. 
 At the sign of the Savage. Howells, W'. D. 
 At the source. Sienkievvicz, H. 
 At the station. Davis, Rebecca H 
 At the stroke of the hour. Keats, G. 
 At the stuffed animal house. Deland, M. W. 
 At the Three Kettles. French, A. W. 
 At third hand. Howells, W. D. 
 At twenty-two. Kipling, R. 
 At twi-light. Glaspell, S. 
 At whose door. Deland, M. W. 
 Atalanta's race. Morris, W. 
 Atavism of John Tom Little Bear. Henry, 
 
 Atheist and the sage. Sec Voltaire, F. M. 
 
 de A. Story of Johnny 
 Atheist's mass. Balzac, H. dc 
 Atherton. Mitford, M. R. 
 Atonement. Long, J. L. 
 Attack on the mill. Zola, \\. 
 Attalic Brovillard. Cable, G. W. 
 Attempt at reform. Strindberg, A. 
 Attitudes. Bourget, P. C. 
 Au soleil. Maupassant. G. de 
 Aubcr Hurn. See Rici, R. White sleep of 
 
 Auber Hurn 
 Aucassin and Nicolette. LeGalliene, R. 
 Auction. Brown, A. 
 Auerbach, Berthold, iSi_'-iS8_' 
 I'.enigna 
 
 /;; German tales 
 Cliristian Gellert's last Christmas 
 /;/ German tales 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, German 
 V 2 
 I'.rdmutha 
 
 ]i> German tales 
 Ru(!oli)h and l-:ii7al>eth 
 
 /;; German tales 
 Step-mother. 
 /» German tales 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 II 
 
 Auld licht in arms. Barrie, J. M. 
 
 Auld licht kirk. Barrie, J. M. 
 
 Auld licht manse. Barrie, J. M. 
 
 Aunt Abby's neighbors Slosson, A. T. 
 
 Aunt Amity's silver wedding. Stuart, R. M. 
 
 Aunt Calista's way. AlacManus, S. 
 
 Aunt Caroline's present. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Aunt Clementine's old days. Earle, M. T. 
 
 Aunt Cynthy Dullett. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Aunt Deborah. Mitford, M. R. 
 
 Aunt Delphi's dilemma. Stuart, R. M. 
 
 Aunt Fountain's prisoner. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Aunt Kipp Alcott, L. M. 
 
 Aunt Liefy. Slosson, A. T. 
 
 Aunt Mandy's investment. Dunbar. P. L. 
 
 Aunt 'Randy. Slosson, A. T. 
 
 Aunt Rose. See Maupassant, G. de. Our 
 
 letters 
 Aunt Sarah's brooch Morrison, A. 
 Aunt Sue's panic. Payn, J. 
 Aunt Tempe's revenge. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Aunt Tempe's triumph. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Aunt Tempy's story. Harris, J. C. 
 Aunt Ursula's misfortune. Ohnet, G. 
 Aunty Bligh. Maseheld, J. 
 Aunty Lane. Jackson. H. H. 
 Aurelia's unfortunate young man. Clemens, 
 
 S. L. 
 Austin, Mrs. Mary (Hunter) 1868- 
 Agua Dulce 
 
 /;; Lost borders 
 
 Harp W 53: Ag 28 p 22 
 Basket maker 
 
 In Atlan 91 : 235 
 Basket woman. First story 
 
 In Basket woman 
 Basket woman. Second story 
 
 In Basket woman 
 Bitterness of women 
 In Lost borders 
 
 Harp W 53 : O 9 p 22 
 Case of conscience 
 In Lost borders 
 
 Harp W 53: Ag 14 p 22 
 Cheerful glacier 
 
 In Basket woman 
 Christmas fiddle 
 
 In Cent 8t: 239 
 Christmas tree 
 
 In Basket woman 
 Coyote-spirit and the weaving woman 
 
 In Basket woman 
 Crooked fir 
 
 In Basket woman • 
 Fakir 
 
 In Lost borders 
 Harper 119: 556 
 Fire bringer 
 
 In Basket woman 
 Frustrate 
 
 In Cent 83 : 467 
 Golden fortune 
 In Basket woman 
 Atlan 92: 791 
 Green bough 
 
 In Am M jt,: 642 
 Hoodoo of the Minnictta 
 In Lost borders 
 Cent 74: 450 
 House of offence 
 In Lost borders 
 
 Harp W 53: O 23 p 22 
 
 Jimville; a sketch 
 In Atlan 90 : 690 
 Land 
 
 In Lost borders 
 Last antelope 
 In Lost borders 
 
 Atlan 92: 24 I 
 
 Little coyote 
 
 In Atlan 89: 249 
 Lost dog 
 
 In Cath World 89:624 
 Mahala Joe 
 In Basket woman 
 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 10: 
 
 419 
 Atlan 94: 44 
 Mamichee 
 
 In Cath World 91: 183 
 Merry-go-round 
 
 In Basket woman 
 Nayang-Wite, the first rabbit drive 
 
 In Basket woman 
 Night adventure 
 
 In Cath World 92: 157 
 Ploughed lands 
 In Lost borders 
 
 Harp W 53: S II p 22 
 Pocket-hunter's story 
 
 In Lost borders 
 Pot of gold 
 
 In Munsey 25: 491 
 Readjustment 
 In Lost borders 
 Harper 116: 694 
 Return of Mr. Wills 
 In Lost borders 
 
 Cent 74:244 . ' 
 
 Search for Jean Baptiste 
 
 In St N 30: 1024 
 Spring o' the year 
 
 In Cent 75 : 923 
 Stream that ran away 
 
 In Basket woman 
 Sugar pine 
 
 In Basket woman 
 Walking woman 
 In Lost borders 
 Atlan too: 216 
 White-barked pine 
 
 In Basket woman 
 White cockatoo 
 
 In Cent 83: 549 
 White hour 
 
 In Munsey 29: 88 
 Woman at the Eighteen-mile 
 In Lost borders 
 
 Harp W 53: S 25 p 22 
 Austin, William, 1778-184J 
 
 Peter Rugg, the missing man 
 
 In Baldwin, C. S. American short 
 stories 
 Austin's girl. Norris, K. 
 "Author! Author!" Hornung, E. W. 
 Author of Beltraffio. James, H. 
 Author's reading and its consequences. 
 
 Harrison, C. C. 
 Author's reading in Simpkinsville. Stuart, 
 
 R. M. 
 Author's story. Maartens, M. 
 Autobiographical romance. Hawthorne, T. 
 
12 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Autobiography of a thief. Readc, C. 
 
 Autobiography of an omnibus. Alcott, L. M. 
 
 Autobiography of Aureola. Ward, E. S. 
 P. 
 
 Autobiography of IMcthusclah. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Automobile. See French, A. \V. -Mrs. La- 
 throp's love affair, part 2 
 
 Autumn. Goeringer, I. 
 
 Autumn. Strindberg, A. 
 
 Autumn and love. Benson, E. F. 
 
 Autumn manoeuvres. See Halevy, L. Ala- 
 dame de Ciiateaubrun's series of three 
 
 Aux sericux. Kirk, E. O. 
 
 Avalanche. Herrick, R. 
 
 Avaricious priest. Bandello, M. 
 
 Avatar. Gauticr, T. 
 
 Avatar. Huneker, J. G. 
 
 Avenger. De Quincey, T. 
 
 Avenger. Maupassant, G de 
 
 Avenger of blood. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Average woman: RcfTey. Balcstier, C. W. 
 
 Aver.v. Ward. K. S. P. 
 
 Avicenna and the olxservant young man 
 (Turkish) 
 
 In Hawthorne. J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 
 Awakening. Maupassant, G. dc 
 
 Awakening of Angus Ogue. Sharp, W. 
 
 Awakening of George Raymond. Osbourne, 
 L. 
 
 Awakening of Zojas. Michelson, M. 
 
 Awful fate of Mr. Wolf. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Awkward question. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 Axel and Anna; or, correspondence between 
 lovers. Eremer, F. 
 
 Aytoun, William Edmonstoune, 1813-1865 
 Glenmutchkin raiUtay 
 
 In Stories by English authors, Scot- 
 land 
 
 Azalia. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Aztec romance. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Baa, baa, black sheep. Kipling, R. 
 
 Bab. W^eyman, S. J. 
 
 Babcock, Mrs. Winnifred (Eaton), 1879- 
 
 Sce W^atanna, Onoto, pseud. 
 Babe Jerome. Catlierwood, M. H. 
 Babenay. Phillpotts, E. 
 Babes in the jungle. Henry, O. 
 Babet's lover. Zola, E. 
 Babette. Maupassant, G. de 
 Babiche. See Parker. G. Little Babiche 
 Baby grand. Long, J. L. 
 
 Baby in the mail-pouch. Craddock, C. F. 
 Baby in the siege. Harris, J. C. 
 Baby Sylvester. Hartc, B. 
 Baby tr.inip. Bierce, A. 
 Baby's bath. Bennett, E. A. 
 Baby's Christmas. Harris, J. C. 
 Baby's fingers. Lewis, A. H. 
 Baby's fortune. Harris, J. C. 
 Bach concertf) in D minor. Harradcn, P.. 
 Bacheller, Irving Addison, 1850- 
 
 "CliarL'-c it"; or. Kiii)ing uj) with Harry 
 
 In Charge it 
 Colonel's organization 
 
 In Good H 49: 489 
 
 Commodore Vanderbilt and the hand- 
 made gentleman 
 In Am M 67: 463 
 Fben Holden's last day a-fishing 
 In Eben Holden's last day 
 Cent 73:232 
 Kce])ing up witli Dan'l Webster. See 
 Bacheller, L A. Turning of Griggsb}-: 
 being a story of keeping up with Dan'l 
 Webster. 
 Keeping up with Harry. See Bacheller, 
 
 L A. "Charge It" 
 Keeping up with Lizzie 
 In Keeping up with Lizzie 
 Harper 121:688 
 Lonesome man of Huckleberry lake 
 
 In Am M 71: 649 
 Lost in the fog 
 
 In St N 28:33-' 
 Man on the hill-top 
 In Harper 119: 370 
 Marie and the talk-trust 
 
 In Harper 124: 909 
 Master of silence 
 
 In Master of silence 
 Our honeymoon summer 
 
 In Good FI 50: 723 
 Shadow of happiness 
 
 In Cosmop 31 : 661 
 Socrates invents a new sin 
 
 In Harper 123: 429 
 Socrates to the rescue 
 
 In Harper 122: 502 
 Soloist of Center Pond 
 In Hampton 27:206 
 Cur Lit 5^: 697 
 Stories of a railroad king 
 
 /;; Harp W 53: My i p 11 
 Story of the big timber 
 
 In Cosmop 31: 396 
 Tale of two burdens 
 
 In Cent 76: 548 
 Turning of Griggsby; being a story of 
 keeping up with Dan'l Webster 
 In Turning of Griggsby 
 Cent 84: 606, 726 
 Uncle Eb's last day a-fishing 
 In Cent 73- -'3-' 
 Bachelor and the baby. Cameron, M. 
 Bachelor's Christmas. Grant, R. 
 Bachelor's experience. Coppee, F. 
 Bachelor's fancy. Brown, A. 
 Bachelors of Braggy. MacManus. S. 
 Back home. Donnell, A. II. 
 Back o' beyont. Crockett, S. R. 
 Back of Bohemia. Merrick, I^. 
 Back seat. Morris, G. 
 Back there in tlie grass. Morris, G. 
 Back to back. Hale. E. E. 
 Back to back. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Back to Indiana. Peake. E. E. 
 Backgrounds. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Backslider. Allen, G. 
 
 Backsliding of Harriet T'.Iake. Bacon, J. D. 
 Backward view. Jewett, S. O. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 1.3 
 
 Bacon, Josephine Dodge (Daskam) (Ingra- 
 
 ham Lovell, pseud. 1876- 
 Adclia in Arcady 
 
 In Aladncss of Philip 
 McClure 18: 33^ 
 Adventures of an uncle 
 
 In Her fiance 
 At commencement 
 
 In Smith college stories 
 Backsliding of Harriet Blake 
 
 In Whom the gods destroyed 
 Bayard of Broadway 
 
 In Whom the gods destroyed 
 Harp W 46: p6p 64 
 Biscuits ex machina 
 
 In Smith college stories 
 Blue dress 
 
 In Scrib M 33:457 
 Bobbert's merry Christmas 
 
 In Madness of Philip 
 Harp B 35: 703 
 Case of interference 
 
 In Smith college stories 
 Castle on the dunes 
 
 In Harper 119: 531 
 Children 
 
 In Strange case of Dr. Stanchon 
 Harper 119: 3^7 
 College girl 
 
 In Sister's vocation 
 Confessions of a husband 
 
 In Bookm 15: 443 
 Conversion of Constantia 
 
 In Am M 64: 396 
 Country cousin 
 
 In Sister's vocation 
 Courting of Lady Jane 
 
 In Middle-aged love stories 
 Crystal 
 
 In Strange case of Dr. Stanchon 
 Hampton 27: 305 
 Edgar, the choir boy uncelestial 
 
 In Madness of Philip 
 McClure 18:262 
 Education of Elizabeth 
 
 In Smith college stories 
 Emotions of a sub-guard 
 
 In Smith college stories 
 End of it 
 
 In Smith college stories 
 Ends of the earth 
 
 In Good H 48:267 
 Evolution of Evangeline 
 
 In Smith college stories 
 Fair exchange 
 
 In Sister's vocation 
 Family aflfair 
 
 In Smith college stories 
 Few diversions 
 
 In Smith college stories 
 First of October 
 
 In Harper log: 721 
 Flesh-pots of Egypt 
 
 In Sister's vocation 
 Goddesses from the machine 
 
 In Scrib M 37- 18 
 Gospel 
 
 In Strange case of Dr. Stanchon 
 
 Gypsy 
 
 In Woman's H C 40: Mr p 3; Ap p 17 
 Heart of a child 
 
 In Madness of Philip 
 McClure 16: 291 
 Her father's daughter 
 
 In Sister's vocation 
 Her fiance 
 
 In Pier fiance 
 Her little sister 
 
 In Her fiance 
 Her stepmother 
 
 In Sister's vocation 
 Hope deferred 
 
 In Middle-aged love stories 
 Cent 62: 420 
 Plouse of their rest 
 
 In Ladies' H J 28: F i p 7 
 Idyl of the road 
 
 In McClure 29: 603 
 Idyll of All Fool's day 
 
 In Idyll of All Fool's day 
 Am M 65:563; 66:71, 181 
 Imp and the angel 
 
 In St N 27: 956 
 Imp and the author 
 
 In Harper loi: 202 
 Imp and the drum 
 
 In St N 28:995 
 Imp disposes 
 
 In Harper 103: 474 
 Imp's Christmas visit 
 
 In St N 29: gg 
 Imp's matinee 
 
 In St N 28:884 
 In the border country 
 
 In In the border country 
 In the valley of the shadow 
 
 In Middle-aged love stories 
 McClure 20: 41 
 Julia the apostate 
 
 In Middle-aged love stories 
 Key 
 
 In Strange case of Dr Stanchon 
 Key to the East gate 
 
 In Ladies' H J 28: Jl p 7 
 Legacy 
 
 In Strange case of Dr. Stanchon 
 Hampton 26: 415 
 Levitation of Miss Weeks 
 
 In Scrib M 36: 195 
 Little brother of the books 
 
 In W4iom the gods destroyed 
 Scrib M 32: 400 
 Little god and Dicky 
 
 In Madness of Philip ; 
 
 McClure 17: 338 
 Little silver heart 
 
 In Harper 113: 762 
 Little victory of the general 
 
 In McClure 31 : 253 
 Madness of Philip 
 
 In Madness of Philip 
 McClure 16: 183 
 Maid of the mill 
 
 In Whom the gods destroyed 
 Miracle 
 
 In Strange case of Dr. Stanchon 
 Harper 121:843 
 
14 
 
 IX'DEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Bacon, Josephine D.— Continued. 
 Miss Biddle of Bryn Mawr 
 
 In Smith college stories 
 Mrs. Dud's sister 
 
 In Middle-aged love stories 
 Harper 104: J79 
 Oracles 
 
 In Strange case of Dr. Stanchon 
 Peggy's summer 
 
 In Harp B 46: 278; 47: 290 
 Philanthropist 
 
 In Middle-aged love stories 
 Point of view 
 In Her fiance 
 
 Harp B 3t':405 
 Pretenders 
 
 In Collier's 4-^: J^i 30 p 16 
 Prodigal imp 
 
 In St N 28:675 
 Question of values 
 
 In Good H 53: 435 
 Reversion to type 
 
 In Middle-aged love stories 
 Scrih M 31 : 453 
 Scandal in high life 
 In Scrib M 37: 4ii 
 Singer's story 
 
 In Sister's vocation 
 Sister's vocation 
 
 In Sister's vocation 
 Study in piracy 
 
 In Madness of Philip 
 McClure 16:497 
 Taste of Bohemia 
 
 In Sister's vocation 
 Twilight guests 
 
 In Whom the gods destroyed 
 Unburied 
 
 In Strange case of Dr. Stanchon 
 Warning 
 
 In Strange case of Dr. Stanchon 
 Scrib M 44: 712 
 When Pippa passed 
 
 In Whom the gods destroyed 
 Where thieves break in 
 
 In Collier's 43: My 29 p 12 
 Whom the gods destroyed 
 
 In Whom the gods destroyed 
 Wind flower 
 
 In Whom the gods destroyed 
 Bad conduct. See Chekhov, A. •'Kasch- 
 
 tanka" 
 Bad error. See .Maupassant. G. de. Window. 
 Bad medicine man. Garland, H. 
 Bad night. Hornung, E. W. 
 Bad old times. Jokai, M. 
 Badalia Herodsfoot. See Kipling, R. Rec- 
 ord of Badalia Herodsfoot 
 Badge of J'oliceman O'Roon. Henry, O. 
 Biiader. Smith. F. H. 
 Baffled aml)uscade. Bierce, A. 
 Bailey's babies. Kelly, M. 
 Baiilie's double. Watson, J. 
 Baker of Barnbury. Stockton, K. R. 
 Balaam and his master. Harris, J. C. 
 Balaam and Pedro. Wister, O. 
 Balacchi brothers. Davi4k,Rcbecca H. 
 Balance. Keats, G. 
 Balance of power. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Balcony, King, G. E. 
 Balestier, Charles Wolcott, 1 861 -i 891 
 Average woman: RefTey 
 In Average woman 
 Cent 43: 561 
 "Captain, my captain" 
 In Average woman 
 Cent 44: 65 
 Common story 
 
 In Average woman 
 Cent 42: 497 
 Fair device 
 In Fair device 
 Balking of Christopher. Freeman, M. E. 
 
 W. 
 Ball at Sceaux. See Balzac, H. de. Rural 
 
 ball 
 Ball of fat. See Maupassant, G. de. Ball 
 
 of tallow 
 Ball of tallow. Maupassant, G. de 
 Ballast. Quiller-Couch. A. T. 
 Ballet dancer. Serao, M. 
 Balloon hoax. Poe, E. A. 
 Balsam fir. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Balthasar. France, A. 
 
 Balthazar: or, The science of love. See Bal- 
 zac, H. de. Balthazar 
 Balzac, Honore de, 1799-1850 
 Accursed house. See Balzac, H. de. La 
 
 grande Breteche 
 Adieu [Farewell] 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 36; (Centenary) v 31 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 46 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 1-2 
 Works (University) v i 
 Best of Balzac 
 
 Christ in Flanders (Farewell) 
 Juana and other stories 
 Albert Savarus 
 
 /;; Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 4; (Centenary) v 2 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 16 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 19-20 
 Works (University) v 10 
 Albert Savarus 
 Another study of woman 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 24; (Centenary) v 15 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 22 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 5-6 
 Works (University) v 3 
 Balzac's shorter stories 
 Modeste Mignon (Saintsbury) 
 At the sign of the cat and racket [At the 
 cat and battledor: At the cat and 
 racket: Fame and sorrow: House of 
 the cat and racket: I. a mai.^^on du 
 chat cjui pelotel 
 /;[ Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Rol)crts] V 2; (Centenary) v 3 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 12 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 7-8 
 Works (University) v 6 
 Fame and sorrow 
 Woman of thirty (Saintsbury) 
 Atheist's mass. 
 
 In Comedy humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 2; (Centenary) v 3 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Honore de Balzac. [Barric] v 15 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 11-12 
 Works (University), v 6 
 Atheist's mass 
 Balzac's shorter stories 
 Country doctor 
 Le Cure de Tours 
 Eclectic M 106: 112 
 Ball at Sceaux. See Balzac, H. de. Rural 
 
 ball 
 Balthazar; or. Science and love 
 
 In Balthazar 
 Cat and racket. See Balzac, H. de. At 
 
 the sign of the cat and racket 
 Chief of the devorants. See Balzac, H. 
 
 de. Ferragus 
 Christ in Flanders [Jesus Christ in Flan- 
 ders; Miracle in Flanders] 
 /« Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 
 [Roberts] v 39; (Centenary) v. 29 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 42 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 1-2 
 Works (University) v i 
 Balzac's shorter stories 
 Christ in Flanders 
 Country doctor 
 Seraphita [Roberts] 
 Colonel Chabert 
 
 /)/ Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v. 3; (Centenary) v 3 
 Honore de Balzac. [Barrie] v 20 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 17-18 
 Works (University) v 9 
 Celibates Saintsbury) 
 FaiTie and sorrow 
 Comedies played gratis. See Balzac, H. 
 
 de. Gaudissart II 
 Commission in lunacy [Interdiction] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 7; Centenary) v 6 
 Honore de Balzac. [Barrie] v 20 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 13-14 
 Works (University) v 7 
 Country doctor 
 Daughter of Eve 
 Conscript. [Madame de Dey's last re- 
 ception; Recruit; Requisitionnaire] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 36; (Centenary) v 31 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 46 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 1-2 
 Works (University) v i 
 Balzac's shorter stories 
 Christ in Flanders 
 Little French masterpieces v 4 
 Month 58: 248 
 Outlook 89: 717 
 Temple Bar 77: 558 
 Cure de Tours [Vicar of Tours] 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v. 10; (Centenary) v 10 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 24 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 7-8 
 Works (University) v 5 
 Le Cure de Tours 
 Pierrette. [Roberts] 
 Dance at Sceaux. See Balzac, H. de. 
 Rural ball 
 
 Daughter of Eve 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 7; 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 16 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 9-10 
 Works. (LTniversity) v 5 
 Daughter of Eve 
 Seraphita (Saintsbury) 
 Deserted mistress. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Deserted woman 
 Deserted woman. [Deserted mistress; 
 Forsaken woman; Madame de Beau- 
 seant] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 3; (Centenary) v 3 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 18 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 9-10 
 Works (University) v 5 
 After dinner stories of Balzac 
 Father Goriot, etc. 
 Domestic peace. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Peace of a home 
 Don Juan. See Balzac, H. de. Elixir of 
 
 life 
 Doomed to live. See Balzac, H. de. El 
 
 Verdugo 
 Double family. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Double life 
 Double life [Double family; Second home] 
 1)1 Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 6; (Centenary) v 3 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 22 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 6 [Second 
 
 liome] 
 Works (University) v n [Second 
 
 home] 
 ]Marriage contract. 
 Drama on the seashore. See Balzac, H. 
 
 de. Seaside tragedy 
 Duchesse de Langeais. [One of series of 
 three stories called "Histoire des 
 Treize"] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 20; (Centenary) v 13 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 6 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 15-16 
 Works (University) v 13 
 Duchess de Langeais 
 Jealousies of a country town v 2 
 Elixir of life. [Don Juan] 
 /); Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 36; (Centenary) v 31 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 42 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 4 
 Works (University) v 2 
 Balzac's shorter stories 
 Christ in Flanders 
 Wild ass's skin (Saintsbury) 
 Patten, W. International short stor- 
 ies V 2 
 Episode under the Terror. [In the time of 
 the Terror] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 28; (Centenary) v 21 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 34 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 31-32 
 Works. (University) v 16 
 Balzac's shorter stories 
 Duchesse de Langeais 
 Little French masterpieces v 4 
 
i6 
 
 IXIJEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Balzac, Honore de —Cuiliiiucd. 
 
 Episode under the terror —Continued. 
 In Passion in the desert (.Caldwell) 
 Woman of thirty. (Saintsbury) 
 Esenweni, J. P.. Short Story master- 
 pieces V 2 
 Dublin Univ M S^: 185 
 Gentleman's M. n. s. 50: i 
 Lippinc 89: 431 
 Liv Age ig6: 464 
 Executioner. Sec Balzac, 11. de. JCl Ver- 
 
 dugo 
 Exiles [Les Proscrit.^J 
 
 In Comedie 'humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 39; (Centenary) v 29 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 46 
 Works (University) v 2 
 Lc Cure de Tours. [Les Proscrits] 
 Peasantry (Saintsbury) 
 Seraphita | Rol)crts] 
 Facino Cane [Gold] 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 38; (Centenary) v 29 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 10 
 Works (University) v 16 
 W'orks (Kelmscott) y 31-32 
 Balzac's shorter stories 
 Louis Lambert 
 
 Modeste Mignon (Saintsbury) 
 Fame and sorrow. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 At the sign of the cat and racket 
 Farewell. See Balzac, H. de. Adieu 
 Father's curse. See Balzac, H de. Hated 
 
 son 
 Fcrragus, chief of the devorants. 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 20; (Centenary) v 14 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 6 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 15-16 
 Works (University) v 13 
 Firm of Xucingen. See Balzac, IE de. 
 
 .Xncingen and Co. 
 Forsaken woman. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Deserted woman 
 Gallery of antiquities. [Jealousies of a 
 country town] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 15; (Centenary) v 9 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 29 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 13-14 
 Works (University) v 7 
 Gambara 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 38; (Centenary) v 29 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 44 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 3 
 Works (University) v 2 
 Father's curse 
 
 Jealousies of a country town v 2 
 Louis Lambert 
 Gaudissart H [Comedies played gratis; 
 Selim shawl] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 24; (Centenary) v 14 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 8 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 31-32 
 Works (University) v 16 
 Distinguished i)r()vincial (Saints- 
 bury) 
 
 Girl with the golden eyes 
 
 In Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 5 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 15-16 
 Works (University) v 13 
 Gobscck. [M. Gobseck] 
 
 Iji Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 24; (Centenary) v 14 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 17 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 9-10 
 Works (University) v 5 
 Father Goriot (Saintsbury) 
 Gold See Balzac, H. de. Facino Cane 
 Grande Breteche. [Great Breteche; Ac- 
 cursed house] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 2; (Centenary) v 3 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 22 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 5-6 
 Works (University) v 3 
 After-dinner stories from Balzac 
 Balzac's shorter stories. 
 Best of Balzac 
 Fame and sorrow 
 Little French masterpieces v 4 
 Modeste Mignon (Saintsbury) 
 Jessup. A. and Canby, H. S. Book 
 
 of short stories 
 Warner library 
 Great Breteche. See Balzac, IE de. 
 
 Grande Breteche 
 La grcnadiere 
 
 III Comedie humaine. Wormeley. tr. 
 [Roberts] v 3; (Centenary) v 3 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 17 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 9-10 
 Works (University) v 5 
 Celibates (Saintsbury) 
 Fame and sorrow 
 Hated son 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 36; (Centenary) v 31 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] 
 Works (Kelmscott) v TI-12 
 Works (University) v 6 
 Father's curse. 
 Elermit of Le Croisic 
 In Liv Age 177:473 
 Hidden masterpiece. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Unknown masterpiece 
 Honorine 
 
 In Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 20 
 Works( Kelmscott) v J-S 
 A\'orks (University) v 4 
 Modeste Mignon (Saintsbury) 
 House of Xucingen. Sec Balzac. IE <lc. 
 
 Nucingen & Co. 
 House of the cat and the racket. See 
 Balzac, II. de. A\ the sign of the cat 
 and racket 
 House of the tennis plavin.sr cat. See 
 Balzac, TI. <lc. .\t the sign of the cat 
 and racket 
 Illustrious Gaudissart 
 
 /;; Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v T5: (Centenary^ v 11 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 2S 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 15-16 
 Works (University) v 13 
 Cesar P.ir<«lleau ( Saintsl)ury) 
 Duehesse di' Eangeais 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 17 
 
 Imaginary mistress. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Paz 
 Imprudence and happiness. See Balzac, 
 
 H. de. Love in a mask 
 In the timeof the Terror. See Balzac, II. 
 
 de. Episode under the Terror 
 Interdiction. See Balzac, H. de. Com- 
 mission in lunacy 
 Involuntary Comedians. See Balzac, H. 
 
 de. Unconscious comedians 
 Jealousies of a country town. See Balzac, 
 
 H. de. Gallery of antiquities 
 Jesus Christ in Flanders. See Balzac, H. 
 
 de. Christ in Flanders 
 Juana. See Balzac, H. de. ?^Iaranas 
 Louis Lambert. 
 
 1)1 Comedie humainc. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 38; (Centenary) v 29 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 46 
 Works (University) v 2 
 Seraphita v i (SaintsburjO 
 Love in a mask. [Imprudence and hap- 
 piness] 
 In Love in a mask 
 Madame de Beausant. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Deserted woman 
 Madame de Dcy's last reception. See 
 
 Balzac, H. de. Conscript 
 ]\Iadame Firmiani 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 4; (Centenary) v 5 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 15 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 7-8 
 Works ( University) v 4 
 After-dinner stories 
 Albert Savarus 
 
 At the sign of the cat and racket 
 Father Goriot 
 Maitre Cornelius. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 j\[aster Cornelius 
 Man of business 
 
 In Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 10 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 31-32 
 Works (University) v 16 
 Modestc ]\Iignon (Saintsbury) 
 Maranas [Juana] 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 36; (Centenary) v 31 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 43 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 1-2 
 Works (LTniversitj') v i 
 Christ in Flanders 
 Marriage contract. [Marriage settlement] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormelej', tr. 
 [Roberts] v 6; (Centenary) v i 
 TTonore de Balzac [Barrie] v 17 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 11-12 
 Works (University) v 6 
 Alarriage contract 
 Marriage settlement. See Balzac. H. de. 
 
 IMarriage contract 
 Massimilla Doni 
 
 In Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 44 
 \\'orks (Kelmscott) v 5-6 
 Works (University) v 3 
 Father's curse 
 
 Muse of the department (Saints- 
 bury) 
 
 Master Cornelius [Maitre Cornelius] 
 In Comedie humainc. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 36; (Centenary) v 31 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 43 
 Works (University) v 2 
 Best of Balzac 
 Father's curse 
 Jealousies of a country town v 2 
 
 Melmoth absolved. See Balzac, H. de. 
 Melmoth reconciled 
 
 Melmoth converted. See Balzac, H. de. 
 Melmoth reconciled 
 
 Melmoth reconciled [Alelmoth absolved; 
 Melmoth converted] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 38; (Centenary^ v 29 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 42 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 1-2 
 Works (UniversitA-) v i 
 Christ in Flanders 
 Country doctor 
 
 ]Mcssage 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 8; (Centenary) v 5 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 15 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 9-10 
 \\'orks (University v 5 
 Peasantry (Saintsbury) 
 Start in life [Roberts] 
 Temple Bar 70:242 
 Miracle in Flanders. See Balzac, H. de. 
 Christ in Flanders 
 
 M. Gobseck. See Balzac, H. de. Gobscck 
 Muse of the department 
 
 In Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 6 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 29-30 
 Works (University) v 15 
 Nucingen and Co: Bankers [Firm of 
 Nucingen; House of Nucingen] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 19; (Centenary) v 15 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 9 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 17-18 
 Works (University) v 9 
 Woman of thirty (Saintsbury) 
 
 Old maid 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 8; (Centenary) v 8 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 29 
 \\'orks (University) v 7 
 Gallery of antiquities 
 
 Passion in the desert 
 
 In Comedie liumaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 27: (Centenary) v 20 
 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 34 
 
 Works (UniversitjO v 15 
 
 Balzac's shorter stories 
 
 Best of Balzac 
 
 Duchess de Langeais 
 
 Little French masterpieces v 4 
 
 Passion in the desert [Caldwell] 
 
 Cody, S. A Selection from the 
 world's greatest short stories 
 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey. L. Lit- 
 tle masterpieces of fiction v 6 
 
 ^^'arner library 
 
IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Balzac, Honore de —Continued. 
 
 Paz [Imaginary mistress; Pretended mis- 
 tress] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 4; (Centenary) v 5 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 22 
 Works (Kclmscott) v 5-6 
 Works ( University) v 3 
 Albert Savarus 
 Peace of a home. | Domestic peace; 
 Peace in tlic house; Peace of the 
 household] 
 hi Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 I Roberts] v 6 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 22 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 5-6 
 Works (University) v 3 
 Celibates (Saintsbury) 
 Marriage contract 
 Pierre Grassou 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 19; (Centenary) v 16 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 5 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 9-10 
 Works (University) v 5 
 Peasantry (Saintsbury) 
 Pierrette 
 
 In Works (Kelmscott) v 7-8 
 Works (University) v 4 
 Pretended mistress. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Paz 
 Prince of Bohemia 
 
 In Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 8 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 31-32 
 Works (University) v 16 
 Muse of the department (Saintsbury) 
 Purse 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 3; (Centenary) v 3 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 12 
 Works (Kclmscott) v 7-8 
 Works. (University) v 4 
 At the sign of the cat and racket 
 Cesar Birottcau (Saintsbury) 
 I-'ame and sorrow 
 Recruit. See Balzac, H de. Conscript 
 Red house. See Balzac, H de. Red inn 
 Red inn. [Red house] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 36; (Centenary) v i 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 43 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 5-6 
 Works. (University) v 3 
 After-dinner stories 
 Christ in Flanders 
 Country doctor 
 Rc(iuisitionnaire. See Balzac, 11. de. 
 
 Conscript 
 Rural ball. ( I'.all at Sccaux; Dance at 
 Sceaux; Sceaux l)all] 
 In C;<)iue(lie liumaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [R()berts[ v 7; (Centenary) v 3 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 12 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 7-S 
 Works (University) v 4 
 At the sign of the cat and racket 
 Daughter of Eve 
 Seraphila (Saintsbury) 
 
 Sarrasine 
 
 In Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v lo 
 Works. (Kelmscott) v 31-32 
 Works (University) v 16 
 Sceaux ball. See Balzac, H. de. Rural 
 
 ball 
 Science and love. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Balthazar 
 Sea-shore drama. See Balzac, H. de. Sea- 
 side tragedy 
 Seaside tragedy [Drama on the sea-shore; 
 Sea-shore drama; Tragedy by the sea] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Robert] v 36 (Centenary) v 31 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 43 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 5-6 
 Works (University) v 3 
 Balzac's shorter stories 
 Christ in Flanders 
 Little F^rench masterpieces v 4 
 Second home. See Balzac, H. de. Double 
 
 life 
 Secrets of the princess of Cadigan 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 24; (Centenary) v 16 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 10 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 3 
 Works (University) v 8 
 Selim shawl. See Balzac, H. de. Gaudis- 
 
 sart II 
 Start in life 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 8; (Centenary) v 5 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 4 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 11-12 
 Works (University) v 6 
 Start in life [Roberts] 
 Woman of thirty (Saintsbury) 
 Study of a woman 
 
 /;; Comedie liumaine. Wormeley. tr. 
 [Roberts] v 8; (Centenary) v 5 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 22 
 Works( Kelmscott) v 5-6 
 Works (University) v 3 
 Start in life. [Roberts] 
 Wild ass's skin (Saintsbury) 
 Thirteen 
 
 /;; Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Ivobertsl v 20; (Centenary) v 13 
 Flonore de Balzac [Barrie] v 6 
 Works (University) v 13 
 Jealousies of a country town v 2 
 Tragedy by the sea. See Balzac, H. de 
 
 Seaside tragedy 
 Unconscious comedians. [Involuntary 
 comedians. Unconscious mummers] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [ Roberts [ v 24; (Centenary) v 16 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 9 
 Works (Kelmscott) v 15-16 
 Works (University) v 13 
 Seraphita (Saintsbury) 
 Unconscious mummers. Sec Balzac, H. 
 
 de. Unconscious comedians 
 Unknown masterpiece [Hidden master- 
 piece [ 
 In CdiiUMlic Ininiame. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 34; (Centenary) v 28 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie [ v 43 
 Works (University) v 1 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 19 
 
 Country doctor 
 Duchesse dc Langeais 
 Little French masterpieces v 4 
 Stories by foreign authors, French 
 V 3 
 Vendetta 
 
 In Coniedic huniainc. Wormelcy, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 8; (Centenary) v 5 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 12 
 Works (Kclmscott) v 17-18 
 Works (University) v g 
 At the sign of the cat and racket 
 Celibates (Saintsbury) 
 Start in life [Roberts] 
 El verdugo [Doomed to live; Execu- 
 tioner] 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley, tr. 
 [Roberts] v 36; (Centenary) v 13 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 46 
 Works (Kclmscott) v 1-2 
 Works (University) v i 
 Balzac's shorter stories 
 Christ in Flanders 
 Le Cure dc Tours 
 Juana and other stories 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. Lit- 
 tle masterpieces of fiction v 8 
 Cosmopol 5:411 
 Vicar of Tours. See Balzac, H. de. Cure 
 
 de Tours 
 Z. Marcas. 
 
 In Comedie humaine. Wormeley. tr. 
 [Roberts] v 29; (Centenary) v 22 
 Honore de Balzac [Barrie] v 35 
 Works (Kclmscott) v 31-32 
 Le Cure de Tours 
 Distinguished provincial 
 Bamber's boom. See Parker, G. At Bam- 
 
 ber's boom 
 Band. Davis, C. B. 
 Bandello, Mateo, 1480-165 1 
 Avaricious priest 
 
 In Twelve stories 
 Bigolino. the Calabrian, plays a trick upon 
 the Bishop of Reggio 
 In Twelve stories 
 Don Diego takes up his abode in a grotto 
 
 In Twelve stories 
 Galleazzo carries off a damsel from Padua 
 
 In Twelve stories 
 Gerardo secretly weds his mistress and 
 sets out for Baruti 
 In Twelve stories 
 Judge of Lucca's intrigue 
 
 In Twelve stories 
 Of the divers mischances and grievous 
 perils which befell Cornelio for the 
 love of his lady 
 In Twelve stories 
 Of the sad end of two hapless lovers 
 
 In Twelve stories 
 Pandolfo del Nero is buried alive with 
 his lady-love 
 In Twelve stories 
 Prior of Modena 
 
 In Twelve stories 
 Signor Didaco Centiglia 
 
 In Twelve stories 
 Simonc Turchi 
 In Twelve stories 
 
 Bandit of Austria. Willis, N. P. 
 Bandmaster's sister. Maupassant, G. de 
 Bangs, John Kendrick, 1862- 
 
 Adventure of Mrs. Burlingamc's diamond 
 stomacher 
 
 In R. Holmes and Co. 
 Adventure of Room 407 
 
 In R. Holmes and Co. 
 Adventure of the brass check 
 
 In R. Holmes and Co. 
 Adventure of the Dorrington ruby seal 
 
 In R. Holmes and Co. 
 Adventure of the hired burglar 
 
 In R. Holmes and Co. 
 Adventure of the missing pendants 
 
 In R. Holmes and Co. 
 Afifinitive romance 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Affliction of Hans Pumpernickel 
 
 In Over the plum-pudding 
 Agent of the U. S. B. C. 
 
 In Harp W 48: 1880 
 Alice in Blunderland; an iridescent dream 
 
 In Alice in Blunderland 
 Amalgamated ])rotherhood of spooks 
 
 In Over the plum-pudding 
 As to the banditti 
 
 In Harp W 55: Mr 11 pi2 
 Autobiography of Methuselah 
 
 In Autobiography of Methuselah 
 Balance of power 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Base ingratitude of Barkis, M. D. 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Being the contribution of Mr. Bedford 
 Parke 
 
 In Dreamers 
 Bikey the skicyclc 
 
 In Bikey the skicj^cle 
 Bills, M. D. 
 
 In Over the plum-pudding 
 Book sales of Mr. Peters 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Booming of Acre Hill 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Boswell tours, personally conducted 
 
 /;/ Enchanted typewriter 
 Carleton Barker, first and second 
 
 /;/ Ghosts I have met 
 Scrib M 14: 465 
 Caught in Toytown 
 
 In Bikey the skicycle 
 Chat with Xanthippe 
 
 In Enchanted typewriter 
 Child who had everything but — 
 
 In Little book of Christmas 
 Lippinc 88:863 
 Christmas gift of Thaddeus 
 
 In Paste jewels 
 Conclusion — likewise Mr. Billy Jones 
 
 In Dreamers 
 Conversion of Hetherington 
 
 In Little book of Christmas 
 Harp W 55: D 16 p6 
 Dampmer mystery 
 
 In Ghosts I have met 
 Discovery 
 
 In Enchanted typewriter 
 
20 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Bangs, John Kendrick — C())i//;.'ifi'(y. 
 Dolly visits Chicago 
 
 In Dreamers 
 Dreamers diseuss a magazine poem 
 
 Jn Dreamers 
 Editing of Xanthippe 
 
 In Enchanted typewriter 
 Electrical error 
 
 In Bikey the skicycle 
 Eloping witii papa 
 
 Jn Harp W 57: Ja u p lO 
 Emancipation of Thaddeus 
 
 In Paste jewels 
 l'"xorcism tliat failed 
 
 /;/ Ghosts I have met 
 Flunking of Watkiu's ghost 
 
 In Over the plum-pudding 
 From advance sheets of Baron Munchau- 
 sen's Further recollections 
 
 In Enchanted tj'pewriter 
 Ghost clul) 
 
 /" Water ghost 
 Ghosts that have haunted me 
 
 /;; Ghosts I have met 
 Glance ahead 
 
 In Over the plum-pudding 
 Golden fleece 
 
 In Jack and the check-book 
 Golf in Hades 
 
 In Enchanted typewriter 
 Great composer 
 
 In Over the plum-pudding 
 Great day when Matilda voted 
 
 In Ladies' H J 27: Ag p4 
 Great wish syndicate 
 
 Iti Jack and the check-book 
 Half-seas over 
 
 In Harp W 54: S 24 pii 
 Handbook of Hades 
 
 In Enchanted typewriter 
 Hans Pumpernickel's vigil 
 
 In Over the plum-pudding 
 Harry and Maude and I — also James 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 High-jinks in the barn 
 
 In Bikey the skicycle 
 House of the seven Santas 
 
 In Little book of Christmas 
 Houseboat on the Styx 
 
 In Houseboat on the Styx 
 How Fritz became a wizard 
 
 In Over the plum-pudding 
 Idea 
 
 In Dreamers 
 Idiot 
 
 In Idiot 
 Imp of the telephone 
 
 In Bikey the skicycle 
 Important decision 
 
 In Enchanted typewriter 
 In the brownie's house 
 
 In Bikey the skicycle 
 In which a mince-pie is responsible for a 
 remarkable coincidence 
 
 In Dreamers 
 In which Henry Snobbe recites a tale' of 
 glocm 
 
 In Dreamers 
 
 In which Thomas Snobbe, Esq., of Yon- 
 kers, unfolds a tale 
 
 In Dreamers 
 In which yellow journalism creeps in 
 
 /;; Dreamers 
 Introducing Mr. Raffles Holmes 
 
 /;; R. Holmes and Co. 
 Invisible cloak 
 
 In Jack and the check-book 
 Harp W 55: Ap 15 pi2 
 Jack and the check-book 
 
 In Jack and the check-book 
 Jane 
 
 In Paste jewels 
 Jarley's experiment 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Jarley's Thanksgiving 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Jimmicboy — and something 
 
 In Bikey the skicycle 
 Jimmieboy's iire works 
 
 In Bikejr the skicycle 
 Jimmieboy's valentine 
 
 In Bikey the skicycle 
 King of the Azores 
 
 In Harp W 54: Dec 10 p24 
 Lang Tammas and Drumsheugh swear ofif 
 
 In Dreamers 
 Last night 
 
 In Harp W 53: Mr 6 pi6 
 Literary remains of Thomas Bragdon 
 
 In Water ghost 
 Loss of the "Gretchen B". 
 
 /)( Over the plum-pudding 
 Magic sled 
 
 In Bikey the skicycle 
 Major-general's pepper-pots 
 
 In R. Holmes and Co. 
 Mayor's lamps 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Midnight visitor 
 
 In Water ghost 
 Minister's first at home (farce) 
 
 In Ladies' H J 26: Mr pi6 
 Miss Tooker's wedding gift 
 
 /// Patten. W. International short 
 stories v i 
 Lippinc 8: 320 
 Mr. Boswell imparts some late news to 
 Hades 
 
 In Enchanted typewriter 
 Mr. Bradley's jewel 
 
 In Paste jewels 
 Mrs. Upton's device 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Monsieur Rousseau 
 
 /)( Cosmop 43: 315 
 Mystery of Barney O'Rourkc 
 
 In Ghosts I have met 
 Mystery of my grandmother's hair sofa 
 
 In Ghosts I have met 
 Mystery of Pinkham's diamond stud 
 
 /;; Dreamers 
 Mystery of Venice 
 
 In Harp W 55 ■ My 6 pi3 
 Neglected conversations 
 
 In Harper t 16: 317 
 Nostalgia of Nervv Jim the snatcher 
 In U. Holmes an<l Co. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 21 
 
 Object lesson 
 
 III Paste jewels 
 Over the plum-pudding 
 
 In Over the plum-pudding 
 Plot that failed 
 
 /;{ Booming of Acre Hill 
 Psychical prank 
 
 III Water ghost 
 Puss — the promoter 
 
 In Jack and the check-book 
 Quicksilver Cassandra 
 
 /){ Water ghost 
 Real thing (farce) 
 
 In Harp B 43: 134 
 Redemption of young Billington Rand 
 
 In R. Holmes and Co.- 
 Regeneration of Petlow^ 
 
 In Harp W 56: Dec 21 pQ 
 Return of Aladdin 
 
 In Jack and the check-book 
 Rise and fall of the poet Gregory 
 
 /;/ Over the plum-pudding 
 Roger Camerden 
 
 In Roger Camerden 
 Salvation of Findlayson 
 
 In Dreamers 
 Santa Claus and little Billee 
 
 In Little book of Christmas 
 Sherlock Holmes again 
 
 In Enchanted typewriter 
 Son-in-law 
 
 In Howells, W. D. and others. Whole 
 family ch 6 
 Speck of the lens 
 
 In Water ghost 
 Spectre cook of Bangletop 
 
 In Water ghost 
 Strange banquet 
 
 In Paste jewels 
 Strange misadventures of an organ 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Stupid little apple tree 
 
 In Bikey the skicycle 
 That little dinner at Larrabee's 
 
 III Lippinc 84: 74 
 Thurlow's Christmas story 
 
 In Ghosts I have met 
 Totherwayville, the animal town 
 
 In Bikey the skicycle 
 Unexepected pomp at the Perkins's 
 
 In Paste jewels 
 Unmailed letter 
 
 In Over the plum-pudding 
 Utilitarian Mr. Carraway 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Valor of Brinley 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Water ghost of Harrowly Hall 
 
 In Water ghost 
 Wilkin s 
 
 In Booming of Acre Hill 
 Banished king. Stockton, F. R. 
 Bank fraud. Kipling, R. 
 Banim, John, 1798-1842 
 Rival dreamers 
 
 In Johnson. R. Little classics, v 12 
 Stories by English authors, Ireland 
 Bankrupt. Brown, A. 
 
 Bankruptcy of Bannister. Phillpotts, E. 
 Banner of Beaumanoir. Alcott, L. M. 
 Bancjuct. Maartens, 'SI. 
 Banshee 
 
 In Stories by English authors, Ireland 
 Baptism. Maupassant, G. de 
 Baptism of Dobsho. Bierce, A. 
 Baptism of fire. Longfellow, H. W. 
 Bar light-house. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Bar sinister. Davis, Richard H. 
 Barba Stathi. Dragoumis, J. D. 
 
 Barbara, pseud. See Wright, Mabel Osgood 
 Barbara Golding. Parker, G. 
 Barbara, of the house of Grebe. Flardy, T. 
 Barbarossa. Heyse, P. 
 Barbauld, Mrs, Anna Laetitia, 1743- 1825 
 Eyes and no eyes. See Aiken, J., and 
 
 Barbauld, A. L. 
 Order and disorder 
 
 In Edgeworth, M. Waste not, want not 
 Traveller's wonders. See Aiken, J., and 
 Barbauld, A. L. 
 Bargain. Maartens, M. 
 Bargain with Pegleg. Norris, F. 
 Barham, Richard Harris (Thomas Ingolds- 
 by, pseud.) 1788- 1845 
 Jerry Jarvis' wig 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 4 
 Barjarvel's civit of hare. Janvier, T. A. 
 Barker's luck. Harte, B. 
 Barlow, Jane, 1860- 
 Lost recruit 
 In Stories by English authors, Ireland 
 Barney Brian's monument. MacManus, S. 
 Barnc}' Roddy's penance. MacManus, S. 
 Barny O'Reirdon, the navigator. Lover, S. 
 Baron de Trenck. Robert, C. 
 Baron de Ville. See Train, A. C. Extra- 
 ordinary adventures of Baron de Ville 
 Baron of Beaugard. Parker, G. 
 Baron St. Gio. Hogg, J. 
 Baroness. Maupassant, G. de 
 Baron's daughter. Mitford, M. R. 
 Baron's gloves. Alcott, L. M. 
 Baron's <iuarry. Castle, E. 
 Barr, Robert, 1850- 
 Alpine divorce 
 
 In Eng Illust 11: 77 
 Archbishop's Christmas gift 
 
 In McClure 10: 143 
 Bombshell 
 
 In Canad M 36: 106 
 Case of fever 
 
 In In a steamer chair 
 Case of the Bronson patent 
 
 In Canad M 34: 507 
 Christmas picture 
 
 In Idler 6: 521 
 Countess decides 
 
 In Woman wins 
 Deal on 'change 
 
 In Eng Illust 12 no 1:77 
 ]\TcClure 3: 436 
 Deputation to the king 
 
 In McClure 18:232 
 Extra turn 
 
 In Am M 68:604 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Barr, RoheTt—Coittiiuicd. 
 Gift of Abncr Grice 
 /;; McClurc 1 1 : 433 
 Great Mogul 
 
 III Woman wins 
 Heralds of fame 
 
 III One day's courtship 
 Hour and the man 
 /)( Eng lllust II : 1139 
 McClure 5: 45 
 How Finlay McGillis held tlie pier 
 
 111 Canad M 42: 267 
 How the captain got his steamer out 
 
 In In a steamer chair 
 In a steamer chair 
 
 III In a steamer chair 
 In the midst of alarms 
 
 /;; Lippinc 52: 131 
 International row 
 
 III In a steamer chair 
 Invitation 
 
 /;/ Belgravia 93: 114 
 King a-begging 
 /;; Cur Lit 33: 3I4 
 McClure 16: 305 
 King dines 
 
 III Harp W 46: 566 
 King's gold 
 /;/ Idler 19: 414 
 McClure 17: 122 
 King's visit 
 
 III McClure 17: 534 
 Ladies' man 
 
 In In a steamer chair 
 Lady Eleanor: lawbreaker 
 
 In Lady Eleanor: lawbreaker 
 Lady Gwendolen episode 
 
 In Canad M 14: 513 
 Long distance telephone 
 
 In Woman wins 
 Magnetic attraction 
 
 In Woman wins 
 Man tights best in his own township 
 
 /;; McClure 9: 928 
 Man who was not on the passenger list 
 
 In In a steamer chair 
 Matter of motives 
 In Woman wins 
 Millionaire's opportunity 
 
 In Woman wins 
 Miss McMillan 
 
 In In a steamer chair 
 Mrs. Tremain 
 
 In In a steamer chair 
 My stowaway 
 
 In In a steamer chair 
 Nee Corrigan 
 
 In Canad M 40: 533 
 On the housetop 
 In Woman wins 
 Canad M 15: 363 
 One day's courtship 
 
 In One day's courtship 
 Out of Thun 
 
 In McClure 7: 136 
 Pasha's prisoner 
 
 In McClure 15: 35 
 i'urser's story 
 
 ]n In a steanu r chair 
 
 Romance of the middle ages 
 
 III Woman wins 
 Scrap of history 
 
 In Canad M 15: 160 
 Secret cypher 
 
 In Woman wins 
 Share and share alike 
 
 In In a steamer chair 
 Sixth bench 
 
 In Idler 2: 78 
 Story for the reformation of poker players 
 
 In In a steamer chair 
 Story of the second brother 
 
 /;; Booklover's M 5: 107 
 Telegraph message 
 In Woman wins 
 Temporary insanity 
 
 III Woman wins 
 Terrible experience of I'lodkins 
 /;; In a steamer chair 
 Idler 1 : 159 
 Three expert cyclists 
 /;; Canad M 13: 64 
 Two of a kind 
 
 In Idler 5: M/ 
 Two of a trade 
 
 /;; Woman wins 
 Type-written letter 
 In McClure 2: 445 
 Unjust accusation 
 
 In McClure 10: 47 
 Voice in the air 
 
 In Woman wins 
 Watermead affair 
 In Watermead affair 
 Idler 28: 435 
 Where ignorance is bliss 
 
 /;; McClure 4: 455 
 W'hich was the murderer? 
 
 In Eng lllust 11: 269 
 Within an ace of the end of the world 
 /;; McClure 14: 545 
 Barrack homesickness. Daudet, A. 
 Barrie, James Matthew, 1860- 
 Auld licht kirk 
 
 /;; Auld liclu idyls 
 Auld licht manse 
 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Auld lichts in arms 
 
 /;; Auld licht idyls 
 Better dead 
 
 In Better dead 
 Biggest box in the world 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Tillyloss scandal 
 Captain of the school 
 III Tillyloss scandal 
 Courting of T'nowhead's Bell 
 In Auld licht idyls 
 
 Mabie, H. W.. and Strachey, L. Lit- 
 tle masterpieces of fiction v. 7 
 Stories by English authors, Scotland 
 Cree Queery and Mysy Drolly 
 
 In Auld licht idyls 
 Dairt Lunan's political reminiscences 
 
 /;/ Auld licht idyls 
 Dite Deuchars 
 
 /)/ Auld liclit manse 
 Tillyloss scandal 
 
INDEX: TO SHORT STORIKS 
 
 23 
 
 Family honor 
 
 In Two of them 
 Fox-terrier "Frisky" 
 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Two of them 
 Gilray's flower-pot 
 
 In Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V 2 
 How Gavin Birse put it to Mag Lowrie 
 
 In Tillyloss scandal 
 Window in Thrums 
 Cody, S. Selection from the world's 
 greatest short stories 
 Inconsiderate waiter 
 
 In Two of them 
 
 Stories by English authors, London 
 Invalid in lodgings 
 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Tillyloss scandal 
 Is it a man 
 
 In Two of them 
 It 
 
 In Tillyloss scandal 
 Janet and the minister 
 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Janet's curiosity 
 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Jess 
 
 In Jess 
 Lads and lassies 
 
 In Auld licht idyls 
 Lady's shoe 
 
 In Two of them / 
 
 Life in a country manse ' 
 
 In Tillyloss scandal 
 Literary club 
 
 In Auld licht idyls 
 Little Rathie's "bural" 
 
 In Auld licht idyls 
 Lizzie's wedding 
 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Mending the clock 
 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Tillyloss scandal 
 Minister's gown 
 
 In Tillyloss scandal 
 My brother Henry 
 
 In Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V 2 
 My husband's book 
 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Two of them 
 My lady Nicotine 
 
 In Better dead 
 Ndintpile Pont? 
 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Old dominie 
 
 In Auld licht idyls 
 Our new servant 
 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Two of them 
 Post on wheels 
 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Powerful drug 
 
 In Tillyloss scandal 
 Reminiscences of an umbrella 
 
 In Auld licht manse 
 Two of them 
 School house 
 
 In Auld licht idyls 
 
 Teacher M'Queen 
 
 In Auld licht idlys 
 Thrums 
 
 In Auld licht idyls 
 Tillyloss scandal 
 In Tillyloss scandal 
 
 Good Words 31: 29, 100 
 T'nowhead's Bell. See Barrie, J. M. Court- 
 ing of T'nowhead's P.cll 
 Two of them 
 
 /?^ T\i'o of , them " 
 Very old family 
 
 In Auld licht idyls 
 Was it a watch? 
 
 In Two of them 
 Window in Thrums 
 
 In Window in Thrums 
 Barring out, or Party spirit. Edgeworth, M. 
 Barring the way. Bland, E. "N. 
 Bart Harrington, genius. Jordan, E. G. 
 Bartek the victor. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Bartered birthright. Magruder, J. 
 Barum West's extravaganza. Bates, A. 
 Bascom place. See Harris, J. C. Old Bascom 
 
 place 
 Base ingratitude of Barkis, M. D. Bangs, 
 
 Basement. Mitchell, D. G. 
 Basement story. Eggleston, E. 
 Basket maker. Austin, M. H. 
 Basket of Anita. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Basket woman. First story. Austin, M. H. 
 Basket woman. Second story. Austin, M. H. 
 Basket woman. Edgeworth, M. 
 Batard. London, J. 
 Bates, Arlo, 1850- 
 Afternoon tea 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 Amateur photographer 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 Amateur rehearsal 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 April's lady 
 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 Cent 31: 872 
 Barum West's extravaganza 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 Scrib M 4: 631 
 Business meeting 
 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 Chamber over the gate 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 Comedy in crape 
 
 In Intoxicated ghost 
 Crime against beauty 
 
 In Atlan 92:661 
 Cuban morning 
 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 Delia Grimwet 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 Lippinc 32: 264 
 Dr. Polnitzski 
 
 In Intoxicated ghost 
 Episode in a mask 
 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 Evening at whist 
 
 /«_Book o' nine tales 
 Fishing-party 
 In In the bundle of time 
 
24 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Bates, ATlo—Coiirnutcci 
 Franklin's adventure 
 
 111 In the bundle of time 
 Gipsy George 
 
 In Atlan loo: 473 
 In Mary Jane's house 
 
 Jn In the bundle of time 
 In the jury-room 
 
 III In the bundle of time 
 In the \'irginia room 
 In Intoxicated ghost 
 Cent 70: 227 
 Interrupted proposal 
 
 In Ladies' H J 23: F p 10 
 Intoxicated ghost 
 In Intoxicated ghost 
 Cent 46: 393 
 John Vantine 
 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 Knitters in the sun 
 
 In Intoxicated ghost 
 Lesson in natural history 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 Man who committed bigamy 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 Meeting of the Psychical club 
 
 In Intoxicated ghost 
 Mere Marchette 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 Cent 40: 244 
 Miss Gaylord and Jenny 
 In Intoxicated ghost 
 Atlan 94:835 
 Miss Jane 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 Mrs. Fruffles is at home 
 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 One class day 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 One morning in spring 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 Political dinner 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 Problem in portraiture 
 In Intoxicated ghost 
 Scrib M 6:623 
 Radiator 
 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 Reading-lesson 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 Saucy Betty Mork 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 Lippinc 32: 616 
 Sketch in umber 
 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 Lippinc 40: 744 
 Strange idyl 
 
 In Book o' nine tales 
 "Such sweet sorrow" 
 
 In Book o' nine talcs 
 Summer comedy 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 Tanjsar tiger 
 
 In In tlie l)un(llr of time 
 Thirteen 
 
 /;/ Book o' nine talcs 
 Tim Calligan's gravc-monej' 
 
 In Intoxicated ghost 
 Tuberose 
 
 In Book o' nine talcs 
 
 Witch of Harpswell 
 In In tlic bundle of time 
 Cosmopol 2: 69 
 Yes — and no 
 
 In In the bundle of time 
 Bath. Zola, E. 
 
 Battle-cruise of the Svend Foyn. Con- 
 nolly, J. B. 
 Battle-ground. Singmaster, E. 
 Battle of Aiken. Morris, G. 
 Battle of Bunkcrloo. P.ishop, \\'. TL 
 Battle of Churubusco. Janvier, T. A. 
 Battle of life. Dickens, C. 
 Battle of Pere-Lachaise. Daudet, A. 
 Battle of the tliird cousins. Stockton, F. R. 
 Battle of Waterloo. Kielland, A. L. 
 Baumbach, Rudolf, 1840-1905 
 F,gyptian hre-cater 
 In Stories by foreign authors, German 
 V I 
 Baxter's Procrustes. Chcsnutt, C. W. 
 Bayard of Broadway. Bacon, J. D. 
 Bayou I'Ombre. King, G. F,. 
 Bazaar djulip. See Kipling, R. Smith ad- 
 ministration 
 Bazin, Rene, i. e. Frangois Nicholas Marie 
 Rene, 1853- 
 Birds in the letter-box 
 
 In Patten, W. International short stor- 
 ies V 3 
 Blue mare 
 
 In Ink-stain 
 Diplomat 
 
 In Marriage of Mile. Gimcl 
 Gray pippin 
 
 In Liv Age 229: 133 
 Ink-stain 
 
 /;; Ink-stain 
 Letter-box 
 
 III Outlook 64: 543 
 Little sisters of the poor 
 
 In Marriage of Mile. Gimcl 
 Man that brought the river 
 
 In Ink-stain 
 Marriage of Mademoiselle Gimel 
 
 In Marriage of Mile. Gimel 
 Nurse Perrette 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Post-box 
 
 In Ink-stain 
 Raphael of Monsieur Prunelicr 
 
 In Mariage of Mile. Gimel 
 Return; a Christmas story 
 
 In Liv Age 219: 803 
 Two ma}'ors 
 
 /;; Liv Age 228: 520 
 Two sorrows 
 In Ink-stain 
 Will of old Chogne 
 
 In Marriage of Mile. Gimcl 
 Willow taper 
 In Ink-stain 
 Wolf's widow 
 In Ink-stain 
 Be thou lilessfd. Sienkiewic/. IT. 
 Beach of Falesa. Sfevonson. R. L. 
 Beacon. Mitford. M. R. 
 Beadle and martyr. Crockett. S. R. 
 Bear at home. Vorse, M. II. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 25 
 
 Bear-hunt. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Bear hunter. Bjornson, B. 
 
 Bear that became a prince, Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Bearer of burdens. Zangwill, I. 
 
 Beast in the junprle. James, H. 
 
 Beast of the deepest woods. Pratt, L. 
 
 Beat t' harbour. Duncan, N. 
 
 Beatrice. Heyse, P. 
 
 Beatrice Merger. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Beau. Dyar, M. 
 
 Beau of 'Arriette. Earle. ]\I. T. 
 
 Beaucaire diligence. Daudet, A. 
 
 Beaumont, Mary 
 
 Revenge of her race 
 
 In Stories by English authors, Orient 
 Beauport loup-garou. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Beautiful graveyard. Long, J. L. 
 Beautiful lady. Tarkington, B. 
 Beautiful man of Pingalap. Osbournc, L. 
 Beauty and the beast. Perrault, C. 
 Beauty and the beast (adapted). Scuddcr, 
 
 H. E. 
 Beauty and the beast. Taylor, B. 
 Beauty and the beast. Willis, N. P. 
 Beauty and the beast. Wyatt, E. F. 
 Beauty culture at St. Katharine's. Sec Jor- 
 dan, E. G. I introduce beauty culture 
 "Beauty" Kerrigan. Davis, C. B. 
 Beauty of the village. Mitford, M. R. 
 Beauty of Vicq d'Azyr. Ouida 
 Beauty spot. Musset, A. de 
 Beauty's portmanteau. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Beaver lights. Catherwrood, M. 11. 
 Becasse. Chambers, R. W. 
 Because a woman wills. Cutting, ]\I. S. 
 Beckwith's fairy. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Becquer, Gustavo Adolfo, 1836-1870 
 Maese Perez, the organist 
 
 //; IMaupassant. G. de, and others. Mod- 
 ern ghosts 
 Organist 
 
 In Stories by foreign authors, Spanish 
 Bed. Maupassant, G. de 
 Bed 29. Maupassant, G. de 
 Bedford-row conspiracy. Thackeray ,W. M. 
 Bee-man of Orn. Stockton, F. R. 
 Bee, the harp, the mouse and the bum- 
 clock. MacManus, S. 
 Bee-tree. Kirkland, C. ls\. S. 
 Beers, Henry Augustin, 1847- 
 vSplit zephyr. 
 In Stories by American authors v 8 
 Cent 26: 273 
 Becsley's Christmas party. Tarkington, B. 
 Beetle hunter. Doyle, A. C. 
 Beetrus. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Before his door. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Before midnight. See Futrellc, J. Opera 
 
 box 
 Before the break of day. Matthews, J. B. 
 Before the low green door. Garland, H. 
 Before the supreme court. Hearn L 
 Beggar. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Beggar. Maupassant, G. de 
 Beggar at your gate. Davis. C. B. 
 Beggar girl of the Pont des arts. Haufif. W. 
 Beggar's Christmas. Wyatt, E. F. 
 Beggars under the bush. Van Dyke H 
 Beginning and end. Heyse, P. J. E.' 
 
 Beginning of the Armadillos. Kipling, K. 
 
 Beginning the New Year. Bennett, E. A. 
 
 Beguiling of Peter Griggs. Smith, F. II. 
 
 Behind the shade. Morrison, A. 
 
 Behind the Singer tower. Gather, W. S. 
 
 Behind the times. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Behind the white brick. Burnett, Iv H. 
 
 Being detectives. Bland, E. N. 
 
 Being the contribution of Mr. Bc<Iford 
 
 Parke. Bangs, J. K. 
 Belated travellers. Irving, W. 
 P>eldonald Holbein. James, H. 
 Belford races. Mitford, M. R. 
 Belhomme's beast. Maupassant, G. de 
 Belisaire's Prussian. Daudet, A. 
 "Bell." Maupassant, G. de 
 Bell of St. Basil's. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Bellaford. Phillpotts, E. 
 Belle Amour. See Parker, G. Pilot of 
 
 Belle Amour 
 Bellamy, Edward, 1850- 1898 
 At Pinney's ranch 
 
 In Blind man's world 
 Atlan 60: 777 
 Blind man's world 
 /;; Blind man's world 
 Atlan 58: 693 
 Cold snap 
 
 In Blind man's world 
 Scrib o s 10: 619 
 Deserted 
 
 In Blind man's world 
 
 Lippinc 22: 612 
 
 Dr. Heidenhoff's process 
 
 In Dr. Heidenhofif's process 
 Echo of Antietam 
 
 In Blind man's world 
 Cent 38:374 
 Hooking water melon 
 
 In Blind man's world 
 Lost 
 In Blind man's world 
 
 Stories by American authors v 7 
 Scrib o s 15: 219 
 Love story reversed 
 In Blind man's world 
 Cent 36: 26 
 Old folks' party 
 
 In Blind man's world 
 Scrib o s II : 660 
 Positive romance 
 
 In Blind man's world 
 Cent 38:625 
 Pott's painless cure 
 In Blind man's world 
 Scrib o s 17: 587 
 Six to one; a Nantucket idyl 
 
 In Six to one 
 
 Summer evening dream 
 
 In Blind man's world 
 
 To whom this may come 
 
 Li Blind man's world 
 
 Harper 78: 458 
 
 Two days' solitary imprisonment 
 
 In Blind man's world 
 
 With the eyes shut 
 
 In Blind man's world 
 
 Harper 79: 7^6 
 
 Belle-Nivernaise. Daudet, A. 
 
 Belle of Athabasca. Warman, C. 
 
26 
 
 NDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Belle of Canada citj'. Harte, B. 
 Belle of St. Valerien. Harris, J. C. 
 Bcllerophon at Argos. Morris, W. 
 Bellerophon in Lycia. Morris, W. 
 Belles demoiselles plantation. Cable, G. W. 
 Bellflower. See Maupassant. G. de. Clo- 
 
 chette 
 Bellringer of Angels. Ilarte, H. 
 Bell's biography. Hawthorne, N. 
 Belonging to the third order. Jordan, K. G. 
 Beloved. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Below the mill dam. Kipling, R. 
 Belsnickel. Singmaster, E. 
 Ben. Osbourne, L. 
 Bench of desolation. James, H. 
 Benefit of the doubt. London, J. 
 Benefit performance. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Benevolent frog. Perrault, C. 
 Bcnigna. Auerbach, B. 
 
 Benjamin, P. 
 
 End of New York 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 5 
 Benjamin Franklin. Sec Hawthorne, X. 
 
 Biographical stories 
 Benjamin Parrot's fancy. Keats, G. 
 Benjamin West. See Hawthorne, N. Bio- 
 graphical stories 
 Benjamin's mess. Phillpotts, E. 
 Benje's eulogy. Dyar, M. 
 
 Bennett, Enoch Arnold, 1867- 
 lialiy's bath 
 III Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 Matador of the Five Towns 
 Am M 73: 411 
 Beginning the New Year 
 In Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 Matador of the Five Towns 
 Burglary 
 
 In Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 Clarice of the autumn concerts 
 In Tales of the Five Towns 
 Death of Simon Fuge 
 In Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 Matador of the Five Towns 
 Dog 
 In Matador of the Five Towns 
 Tales of the Five Towns 
 Elixir of youth 
 In Matador of the Five Towns 
 Tales of the Five Towns 
 Feud in the Five Towns 
 In Matador of the Five Towns 
 Tales of the Five Towns 
 Liv Age 234: 202 
 From one generation to another 
 In Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 Matador of the Five Towns 
 McClure 35: 249 
 His worship the goose-driver 
 In Matador of the Five Towns 
 Tales of the Five Towns 
 Honeymoon, a comedy 
 
 In McClure 36: 501, 608 
 Hungarian rhapsody 
 
 In Tales of the I'ive Towns 
 Idiot 
 In Matador of the Five Towns 
 Talcs of the Five Towns 
 
 In a new bottle 
 
 III Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 Jock-at-a-venture 
 
 In Matador of the Five Towns 
 Am M 73: 263 
 Letter home 
 
 /;; Tales of the Five Towns 
 Lion's share 
 
 In Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 Matador of the Five Towns 
 Mary with the high hand 
 
 /;/ Tales of the Five Towns 
 IMatador of the Five Towns 
 
 In Matador of the Five Towns 
 Mimi 
 
 In Matador of the Five Towns 
 ]\Iurder of the mandarin 
 
 /;; Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 IMatador of the Five Towns 
 News of the engagement 
 
 In Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 Nineteenth hat 
 
 In Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 McClure 35: 5i 
 Nocturne at the Majestic 
 
 /;; Matador of the Five Towns 
 Tales of the Five Towns 
 Phantom 
 
 In Tales of the Five Towns 
 Silent brothers 
 
 In Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 Matador of the Five Towns 
 Sisters Qita 
 
 /;; Tales of the Five Towns 
 Tiddy-fol-lol 
 
 In Tales of the Five Towns 
 Vera's first Christmas adventure 
 
 In Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 Vera's second Christmas adventure 
 
 In Grim smile of the Five Towns 
 Bcnoist. Sec Maupassant, G. de. Martine 
 Benson, Edward Frederic, 1867- 
 Alliance of laughter 
 
 III Scrib M 32: 665 
 At Abdul Ali's grave 
 
 III Room in the tower 
 At King's Cross station 
 
 In Double overture 
 Autumn and love 
 
 In Double overture 
 Between the lights 
 
 In Room in the tower 
 Blue stripe 
 
 In Double overture 
 Bus-conductor 
 
 In Room in the tower 
 Carrington 
 
 In Double overture 
 Cat 
 
 In Room in the tower 
 Caterpillars 
 
 III Room in the tower 
 Confession of Charles Linkworth 
 
 In Room in the tower 
 Death of Demetri 
 
 //( Cosmopolis 8:305 
 Death warrant 
 
 In Double overture 
 Defeat of Lady Grantham 
 
 In Double overture 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Double overture 
 In Double overture 
 Room in the tower 
 Dust-cloud 
 
 In Room in the tower 
 Eemme dispose 
 
 In Lippinc 66: 313 
 Garden gate 
 
 In Canad M 41 : 191 
 Gavon's eve 
 
 /;; Room in the tower 
 House witli the brick-kiln 
 
 /;; Room in the tower 
 How fear departed from the long gallery 
 
 In Room in the tower 
 Jack and Poll 
 
 In Double overture 
 Like a grammarian 
 
 In Double overture 
 Man who went too far 
 In Room in the tower 
 Middleman 
 
 In Lippinc 91 : 720 
 Mrs. Naseby's denial 
 
 In Longman's 23:271 
 Once 
 
 III Double overture 
 Other bed 
 
 In Room in the tower 
 Outside the door 
 
 In Room in the tower 
 Poor Miss Huntington 
 
 /;; Double overture 
 Room in the tower 
 
 In Room in the tower 
 Shootings of Achnaleish 
 /;/ Room in tlie tower 
 Lippinc 78: 626 
 Sound of the grinding 
 
 In Double overture 
 Terror by night 
 
 In Room in the tower 
 Thing in the hall 
 In Room in the tower 
 Canad M 42: 436 
 Three old ladies 
 
 In Double overture 
 Tragedy of a green totem 
 
 In Double overture 
 Two days after 
 
 In Double overture 
 Winter morning 
 
 In Double overture 
 Zoo 
 In Double overture 
 Bent twig. Kelly, M. 
 Beppe, the star-gazer. Hevse. P. J. L. 
 Bequest. Jacobs, W. W. ' 
 Bereaved. Verga, G. 
 Bereavement. Donnell, A. H. 
 Berenice. Poe, E. A. 
 Bergs0e, J. W. 
 Amputated arms 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, German, etc. 
 Bertha. Maupassant, G. de 
 Bertha. Sigourney, L. H. 
 Bertha's debut. Peattie, E. W. 
 Berthold the madman. Hoffmann, E. T. W 
 Bertran and Bimi. Kipling, R. 
 
 Besant, Sir Walter, 1836-1901 
 Le chien d'or 
 
 In 'Twas in Trafalgar's bay 
 Doll's house — and after 
 
 In Eng Illust 7: 315 
 Equal woman 
 
 In In deacon's orders 
 Even with this 
 
 In Liv Age 164: 139 
 Eive years' tryst 
 
 In Five years' tryst 
 Glorious fortune 
 
 In Uncle Jack 
 
 All the Year 52: supp i 
 In deacon's orders 
 
 In In deacon's orders 
 In three weeks 
 
 In In deacon's orders 
 Idler 5: 115 
 Indian summer 
 
 In Five years' tryst 
 Kerb and gutter 
 
 In Five years' tryst 
 King David's friend 
 
 In In deacon's orders 
 Last mass 
 
 In Harper 78: 3 
 Limner's romance 
 
 In Five years' tryst 
 Long game 
 
 In Five years' tryst 
 Luck of the Susan Bell 
 
 /» Five years' tryst 
 Married beneath him 
 
 In Five years' tryst 
 Memory cell 
 
 In Five years' tryst 
 Night with Tantalus 
 
 In In deacon's orders 
 One and two 
 
 In In deacon's orders 
 Peer and heiress 
 
 In In deacon's orders 
 Quarantine Island 
 
 In In deacon's orders 
 
 Stories by English authors, The sea 
 Shepherds all and maidens fair 
 
 In 'Twas in Trafalgar's bay 
 Short way 
 
 In Five years' tryst 
 Shrinking shoe 
 
 In In deacon's orders 
 Sky-rocket 
 
 In Five years' tryst 
 Solid gold reef company, limited 
 
 In In deacon's orders 
 Such ^ a good man 
 
 J'n 'Twas in Trafalgar's bay 
 To the third and fourth generation 
 
 In In deacon's orders 
 'Twas in Trafalgar's bay 
 
 In 'Twas_ in Trafalgar's bay 
 Two Sophias 
 
 In Five years' tryst 
 Uncle Jack 
 
 In Uncle Jack 
 Besant, Sir Walter, 1836-1901, and Pollock 
 
 Walter Herries, 1850- 
 Sir Jocelyn's cap 
 
 In Besant, W. Uncle Jack 
 Longman's 5: 156, 269 
 
28 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Besant, Sir Walter. 1 836-1901, and Rice, 
 James, 1844- 1882 
 Case of Mr. Lucraft 
 
 In Case of Mr. Lucraft 
 Death of Samuel Pickwick 
 
 In Case of Mr. Lucraft 
 Edelweiss 
 
 In Case of Mr. Lucraft 
 Lady Kitty 
 
 In Case of Mr. Lucraft 
 Love finds the way 
 
 In Case of Mr. Lucraft 
 My own experience 
 
 In Case of Mr. Lucraft 
 Mystery of Joe Morgan 
 
 In Case of IMr. Lucraft 
 Old four-poster 
 
 In Case of Mr. Lucraft 
 Old, old story 
 
 In Case of "Sir. Lucraft 
 On the Goodwin 
 
 In Case of IMr. Lucraft 
 Titania's farewell 
 
 In Case of IMr. Lucraft 
 When the ship comes home 
 In When the ship comes home 
 Besetment of Kurt Lieders. Thanet, O. 
 Beside a dead man. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Beside Schopenhauer's corpse. 
 Beside Schopenhauer's corpse. Maupassant, 
 
 G. de. 
 Bessie's mother. French, AW 
 Bessy's troubles at home. Gaskell, E. U. 
 Best-laid schemes. Spofiford, H. P. 
 Best man. Morris, G. 
 Best man. Wharton, E. 
 Best of a bad job. Duncan, N. 
 Best of three falls. Phillpotts, E. 
 Best seller. Henry, O. 
 Bethlehem's children. Lagerlof, S. 
 Bethulah. Zangwill, I. 
 Betrayal of confidence. Kipling, R. 
 Betrayed by a button. King, C. 
 Better dead. Barrie, J. M. 
 Better times. Kirk, E. O. 
 Better treasure. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Betty and Thanksgiving. Spofford, H. 1. 
 Betty Barnes, the cook. Lang, A. 
 Betty Bethune. Hopkins, W. J. 
 Betty Leicester's Christmas. Jewett, S. O. 
 Betty Leicester's English Christmas. Jewett, 
 
 S. O. 
 Betty's bright idea. Stowe, H. B. 
 Betty's Virginia Christmas. Seawell, M. E. 
 Between darkness and dawn. Jordan, E. G. 
 Between mass and vespers. Jewett, S. O. 
 Between rounds. Henry, O. 
 Between Scylla and Charybdis. French, 
 
 A- W. ^^ ^^ 
 
 Between sea and sky. Boyesen, H. 11. 
 Between shipmates. Connolly, J. B. 
 Between showers in Dort. Smith, F. H. 
 Between the lights. Benson, E. F. 
 Between the lights. Gibbon, P. 
 Between the lines. Loomis, C. B. 
 Betwixt and between. Bishop, W. II. 
 Beverly's bear killing. Janvier, T. A. 
 Beverly's benevolent hairpin reclamation so- 
 ciety. Janvier, T. A. 
 Beverly's bomb synchronizer. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Beverly's circulating cattery. Janvier, T. A. 
 Beverly's egg pedigree and dating machine. 
 
 Janvier, T. A. . 
 
 Beverly's pneumatic cat silencer. Janvier, 
 
 T. A. ^ ^ 
 
 Beverly's protective mechanical goat. Jan- 
 vier, T. A. 
 Bewildered president. Thanet, O. 
 Bewitched ball-sticks. Craddock, C. E. 
 Bewitched fiddle. MacManus, S. 
 Bewitched huntsman. Harris, J. C. 
 Bexar script no. 2692. Henry, O. 
 Beyond. Trask, K. N. 
 Beyond the city. Doyle, A. C. 
 Beyond the gates. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Beyond the limit. Thanet, O. 
 Beyond the pale. Kipling, R. 
 Beyond the wall. Bierce, A. 
 Bianca. Norris, W. E. 
 Bible 
 
 Book of Ruth o T. 1 £ 
 
 III Jcsup, A., and Canby, H. S. Book of 
 the short story 
 Bible dream. Donnell, A. H. 
 Bierce, Ambrose, 1842- 
 Adventure at Brownville 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Affair at Coulter's Notch 
 
 III Works V 2 
 Affair of outposts 
 
 /;; Works v 2 
 Applicant 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Arrest 
 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Cosmopol 42:622 
 Baby tramp 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Baffled ambuscade 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Baptism of Dobsho 
 
 In Works v 8 
 
 Beyond the wall 
 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Cosmopol 44: 185 
 Boarded window 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Bottomless grave 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Captain of "The Camel" 
 
 In Works v 8 " 
 Cargo of cat 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Charles Ashmore's trail 
 
 /;( Works v 3 
 Chickamauga 
 
 In Works v i 
 City of the Gone Away 
 
 In \\orks v 8 
 Cold greeting 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Corrupting the press 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Coup de grace 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Curried cow 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Damned thing 
 In Works v 3 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 29 
 
 Death of Halpin Eraser 
 
 /;; Works v 3 
 Diagnosis of death 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Difficulty of crossing a field 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Eyes of the panther 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Eailure of Elope & Wandel 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Famous Gilson bequest 
 
 In Works v 2 
 For the Ahkoond 
 
 In Works v i 
 Fruitless assignment 
 
 In Works v 3 
 George Thurston 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Haiti the shepherd 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Haunted valley 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Holy terror 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Horseman in the sky 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Cur Lit 47:343 
 Hypnotist 
 
 In Works v <S 
 Imperfect conflagration 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Inhabitant of Carcosa 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Isle of Pines 
 
 In Works v 3 
 John Bartine's watch 
 
 In Works v 3 
 John Mortonson's funeral 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Jug of sirup 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Killed at Resaca 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Lady from Red Horse 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Land beyond the blow 
 
 In Works v i 
 Little story 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Major's tale 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Man 
 
 In Cosmopol 45: 405 
 Man and the snake 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Man out of the nose 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Man overboard 
 
 In Works v 8 
 ]\Ian with two lives 
 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Cosmopol 42: 618 
 Messrs. Jonnice, Peters, Gipple and Brily 
 
 In Cosmopol 46: 119 
 Middle toe of the right foot 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Mr. Masthead, journalist 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Mr. Swiddler's flip-flap 
 
 In Works v 8 
 
 Mocking-bird 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Moonlit road 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Cosmopol 42: 334 
 Moxon's master 
 In Works v 3 
 My favorite murder 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Night-doings at "Deadman's" 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Occurrence at Owl Creek bridge 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Oil of dog 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Old man Eckert's 
 
 In Works v 3 
 One kind of officer 
 
 In Works v 2 
 One of the missing 
 
 In Works v 2 
 One of twins 
 
 In Works v 3 
 One officer, one man 
 
 In Works v 2 
 One summer night 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Other lodgers 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Cosmopol 43: 445 
 Parker Anderson, philosopher 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Perry Chumly's eclipse 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Present at a hanging 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Providential invitation 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Psychological shipwreck 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Race at Left Bower 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Realm of the unreal 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Resumed identity 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Revolt of the gods 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Secret of Macarger's Gulch 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Shipwreckollection 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Son of the gods 
 In Works v 2 
 Spook house 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Staley Fleming's hallucination 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Story of a conscience 
 
 In Works v 2 
 Stranger 
 
 In ^yorks v 3 
 
 Cosmopol 46: 350 
 Suitable surroundings 
 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Thing at Nolan 
 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Three and one are one 
 
 /;/. Works v 3 
 
 Cosmopol 45: 550 
 
30 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Bierce, Ambrose —Conliniicd. 
 Tough tussle 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Two military executions 
 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Unfinished work 
 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Vine on a house 
 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Cosmopol 42: 617 
 Watcher by the dead 
 
 In Works v 2 
 What may happen along a road 
 
 In Cosmopol 42:223 , ^ . 
 Why I am not editing "The btinger 
 
 In Works v 8 
 Widower Turmorc 
 
 In Works v 8 
 
 Wireless message 
 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Cosmopol 42: 621 
 Big Bateese. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Big Bow mystery. Zangwill, I. 
 Big Brierly. Conrad, J. 
 Big drunk draf . Kipling, R. 
 Big gravel screen. Strindberg, A. 
 Big Hans and little Hans. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Big Jim. Mascfield, J. 
 Big Michu. Zola, E. 
 Big Mike Abranis. Lewis, A. H. 
 Big sister Solly. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Big Thursday. Singmaster, E. 
 Biggest box in the world. Barrie, J. M. 
 Bigolino, the Calabrian, plays a trick upon 
 
 the Bishop of Reggio. Bandello, M. 
 Bigot. Page, T. N. 
 Bikelas, Demetrios, 1835-1908 
 At the oculist's 
 
 In Tales from the ^gean 
 Memory 
 
 In Tales from the /Egcan 
 Pappas Narkissos 
 
 In Tales from the ^gean 
 Philip Marthas 
 
 In Talcs from the /Egean 
 Plain sister 
 
 In Tales from the ^gean 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, Polish. 
 Priest's tale 
 
 /h Tales from the yEgean 
 Two brothers 
 
 In Tales from the /F-gean 
 Why I am still a lawyer 
 In Talcs from the ^gean 
 Bikey the skicycle. Bangs, J. K. _ 
 Bill Connors of the Osagcs. Lewis, A. 11. 
 Bill Hoskins's coon. Lewis, A. H. 
 Bill Paper chase. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Bill, the lokil editor. Field, E. 
 Bill the trapper. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Billiam. Crockett, S. R. 
 Billington's valentine. Page, T. N. 
 Billop mystery. Hawthorne, J. 
 Bills. Phillpotts, E. 
 Bill's lapse. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Bills, M. D. Bangs, J. K. 
 Billy and Susy. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Billy Baxter. MacManus, S. 
 Billy Baxter's holiday. MacAIanus, S. 
 
 Billy-Boy. Long, J. L. 
 
 Billy Lappin's search for a fortune. Mac- 
 Manus, S. 
 Billy's tearless woe. Remington, !•. 
 Billy's tenderfoot. White, S. E. 
 Bim. See Stockton, F. R. Castle of Bim 
 Binding of the hair. Yeats, W. B. 
 Biographical stories. Hawthorne, N. 
 Biography of an ''inefficient." Crockett, S. R. 
 Biography of Peter Parkinson. Phillpotts, E. 
 Bird in the bush. Gcrould, K. F. 
 Bird of Bagdad. Henry, O. 
 Bird of passage. See Harraden, B. Bird on 
 
 its journey 
 Bird on its journey. Flarraden, B. 
 Bird's Christmas carol. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Birds in the letter-box. Bazin, R. 
 Birds of a feather. Long, J. L. 
 Birthday. Spofford, H. P. 
 Birthday of the Infanta. Wilde, O. 
 Birthday present. Edgeworth, M. 
 Birthmark. Hawthorne, N. 
 Birthplace. James, H. 
 Biryuk. See Turgenev, I. S. Wolf 
 Bisara of Pooree. Kipling, R. 
 Biscuits ex machina. Bacon, J. D. 
 Bishop, William Henry, 1847- 
 Battle of Bunkerloo 
 
 In Choy Susan 
 Betwixt and between 
 In Brown stone boy 
 Queer people 
 Braxton's new art 
 In Choy Susan 
 Cent 28:871 
 Brown stone boy 
 In Brown stone boy 
 Queer people 
 Atlan 55:330 
 Choy Susan 
 In Choy Susan 
 Atlan 54: I 
 Christmas crime 
 In Brown stone boy 
 Queer people 
 Dcodand 
 
 In Choy Susan 
 Domestic menagerie 
 In Brown stone boy 
 Queer people 
 Edwin and Ardella 
 
 In Harper loi: 193 
 
 Jerry and Clarinda 
 
 In Brown stone boy 
 
 Queer people 
 
 Harper 74: 959 
 
 Last of the fairy wands 
 
 In Scrib M 30:697 
 Little dinner 
 
 In Brown stone boy 
 Queer people 
 Cent 35: 153 
 Lunch at Mc.Xrthur's 
 In Brown stone l)oy 
 Queer people 
 Mclntyre's false face 
 
 In Choy Susan 
 Miss Calderon's German 
 In Choy Susan 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 31 
 
 Near the rose 
 
 In Brown stone boy 
 
 Queer people 
 
 One of the thirty pieces 
 
 In Choy Susan 
 Pound of cure; a story of Monte Carlo 
 In Pound of cure 
 
 Scrib M 15:285, 768 
 Tons of treasure. See Bishop, W. H. 
 
 Yellow snake 
 Yellow snake 
 In Lippinc 42: i 
 Bishop and Mrs. Allrop. Janvier, T. A. 
 Bishop and the boogerman. Harris, J. C. 
 Bishop of Eucalyptus. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Bishop of Price. Warman, C. 
 Bishop's comedy. Merrick, L. 
 Bishop's ghost and the printer's baby. 
 
 Stockton, F. R. 
 Bishop's missionary meeting. Gray, D. 
 Bishop's silence. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Bishop's vagabond. Thanet, O. 
 Bismarck dinner. White, E. O. 
 Bit of human nature. Kirk, E. O. 
 Bit of shore life. Jewett, S. O. 
 Bit of to-day Maartens, M. 
 Biter bit. Collins, W. 
 Bitterness of women. Austin, IM. H. 
 Bitters neat. Kipling, R. 
 Bixion's portfolio. Daudet, A. 
 Bjornson, Bjornstjerne, 1832-1910 
 Absalom's hair 
 In Novels v 8 _ 
 Absalom's hair 
 Arne 
 In Novels v 2 
 Arne 
 
 Life by the fells and fiords 
 Bear hunter 
 
 In Bridal march 
 Blakken 
 In Bridal march 
 
 Life by the fells and fiords 
 Bridal march 
 In Novels v 5 
 Bridal march 
 
 Life by the fells and fiords 
 Brother's quarrel 
 
 In Life by the fells and fiords 
 Captain Mansana 
 In Novels v 7 
 
 Captain Mansana 
 Checked imagination 
 
 In Life by the fells and fiords 
 Dangerous wooing 
 In Bridal march 
 
 Life by the fells and fiords 
 Dust 
 In Novels v 6 
 
 Captain Mansana 
 Eagle and the fir 
 
 In Life by the fells and fiords 
 Eagle's nest 
 
 In Bridal march 
 Happy lad 
 
 Life by the fells and fiords 
 Faithfulness. See Bjornson, B. Fidelity 
 Father _ 
 III Bridal march 
 Happy lad 
 
 Life by the fells and fiords 
 Stories by foreign authors, Scandi- 
 navian 
 Chaut 69: 204 
 Cur Lit 49: III 
 Fidelity 
 In Bridal march 
 
 Life by the fells and fiords 
 Cur Lit 49: III 
 Fisher lassie 
 In Novels v 3 
 Arne 
 Happy boy 
 In Novels v 3 
 Happy boy 
 Life's enigma 
 
 In Life by the fells and fiords 
 J\Iother's hands 
 
 In Novels v 7 
 One day 
 
 In Novels v 5 
 Painful memory 
 In Novels v 8 
 Absalom's hair 
 Problem of life 
 
 In Bridal march 
 Railroad and the churchyard 
 In Captain jNIansana 
 
 Life by the fells and fiords 
 Goldschmidt, M. Flying mail 
 Heyse, P. Fair Kate 
 Stories by foreign authors, Scandi- 
 navian 
 Thrond 
 
 In Bridal march 
 
 Life by the fells and fiords 
 Music 18: 142 
 Black, William, 1841-1898 
 Adventure in Thule 
 
 In Adventure in Thule 
 April day on the Oykel 
 
 hi Wise women of Inverness 
 Black bothy 
 
 /;} Adventure in Thule 
 Day's stalking 
 
 In Wise women of Inverness 
 Four Macnicols 
 In Adventure in Thule 
 Four Macnicols 
 Highlands of the city 
 
 In Lady Silverdale's sweetheart 
 Lady Silverdale's sweetheart 
 
 In Lady Silverdale's sweetheart 
 Legend of a billiard club 
 
 In Four Macnicols 
 Legend of a billiard club. A sequel to 
 that 
 In Four Macnicols 
 Magic ink 
 
 In Good Words 33: 73 
 Maid of Killeena 
 
 In Maid of Killeena 
 Man who was like Shakespeare 
 In Four Macnicols 
 
 Lady Silverdale's sweetheart 
 Marriage of Moira Fergus 
 
 In Maid of Killeena 
 Penance of John Logan 
 In Penance of John Logan 
 
32 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Black, William— Co);/nn<r(/. 
 Pupil of Aurelius 
 In Four Macnicols 
 
 Lady Silverdale's sweetheart 
 Queen Tita's wager 
 
 In Stories by English authors, Germany 
 Romeo and Juliet: a tale of two young 
 fools 
 In Penance of John Logan 
 Snow idyll 
 In Penance of John Logan 
 Good Words 30: y^ 
 Strange horse of Loch Suainabhal 
 In Lady Silverdale's sweetheart 
 Supernatural experiences of Patsy Cong 
 In W^ise women of Inverness 
 Eng Illust i: 41 
 Wise women of Inverness 
 
 In Wise women of Inverness 
 Black aflfair. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Black and the white. Voltaire, F. M. de A. 
 Black bothy. Black, W. 
 Black brothers. See Ruskin, J. King of the 
 
 Golden river 
 Black care and the horseman. Andrews, 
 
 M. R. S. 
 Black cat. Poe, E. A. 
 Black cottage. Collins, W. 
 Black cross. Green, A. K. 
 Black doctor. See Doyle, A. C. Story of 
 
 the black doctor 
 Black dogs and the thumbless hand. Lang, 
 
 A. 
 Black drop. Deland, I\I. 
 Black eyes. Alarcon, P. A. de 
 Black feather. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Black godmother. Galsworthy, J. 
 Black Heart and White Heart; a Zulu idvll. 
 
 Haggard, R. 
 Black hole of Glenranald. Hornung, E. \\'. 
 Black is white. McCutcheon, G. B. 
 Black Jack. Kipling, R. 
 Black mate. Conrad, J. 
 Black monk. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Black pawn. Duncan, N. 
 Black pearl. Sardou, V. 
 Black pearl. Tineau, L. de 
 Black point. Woolson, C. F. 
 Black poodle. Anstey, F. 
 Black spaniel. Hichens, R. S. 
 Black veil. Dickens, C. 
 Black water. Chambers, R. W. 
 Black-winged angel. Monis, V. O. 
 Blackfliers. Warman, C. 
 Blackgum ag'in' Thunder. Stockton, F. R. 
 Blackjack bargainer. Henry, O. 
 Blacky. Halevy, L. 
 Blakken. Bjornson, B. 
 
 Bland, Edith (Nesbit) (Mrs. Hubert Bland) 
 1858- 
 Acting for the best 
 
 In In homespun 
 Barring the way 
 
 In In homespun 
 Being detectives 
 
 In Pall Mall M 18: 104 
 Blue rose 
 /" Liv Age 190: 523 
 Longman's 18: 255 
 Bristol bowl 
 In In homespun 
 
 Brute 
 
 In Literary sense 
 Cinderella 
 
 In Literary sense 
 Circus 
 
 In Pall Mall M 22:324 
 Coals of lire 
 
 In In homespun 
 Death-bed confession 
 
 In In homespun 
 Dick, Tom and Harry 
 
 In Literary sense 
 Duel 
 
 In Literary sense 
 Dwellers 
 
 In McClure 32: 605 
 Force of habit 
 
 In Literary sense 
 
 Girl with the guitar 
 
 In Literary sense 
 
 Grandsire Triples 
 
 In In homespun 
 
 Guilty 
 
 /;; In homespun 
 Her marriage lines 
 In In homespun 
 Holiday 
 
 In Literary sense 
 Kiss 
 
 In Am M 63 : 601 
 Lie absolute 
 
 In Literary sense 
 Lord Tottenham 
 
 In Pall Mall M 15:51 
 Love of romance 
 
 In Literary sense 
 Lover, the girl and the onlooker 
 
 In Literary sense 
 Man with the boots 
 In Literarv sense 
 Marble child 
 
 In Atlan 106: 64 
 Mass for the dead 
 
 In Argosy 53:345 
 Miss Eden's baby 
 
 In Literary sense 
 Miss Peckitt's pincushion 
 In Liv Age 218:889 
 Longman's 32: 364 
 Noel's princess 
 
 In Pall Mall M 15: i;8 
 Obvious 
 
 In Literarjr sense 
 One way of love 
 
 In In homespun 
 Rounding ofif a scene 
 In Literary sense 
 Harp B 37: 362 
 Ruby heart 
 
 In Argosy 64: 702 
 Second best 
 
 In Literary sense 
 Strange experience 
 
 In Longmans 3: 504 
 Under the new moon 
 
 In Literary sense 
 Unfaithful lover 
 
 In Literary sense 
 Waterworks. Passages in the life of Mas- 
 ter Oswald Bestable 
 In Liv Age 227: 506 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 33 
 
 With a difference 
 
 In Atlan 109: 118 
 With an E 
 
 /;; Literary sense 
 Blase Billy. Jerome, J. K. 
 Blasphemer. Connolly, J. B. 
 Blessed deceit. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Blessed mime. Hichens, R. S. 
 Blicher, Steen Steenson, 1782-1848 
 Hosier 
 
 In Warner library 
 Knitting-room 
 
 In Warner library 
 Rector of Blicher 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories. German, etc. 
 Blighting- of Sharkey. Doyle, A. C. 
 Blind. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Blind beggar and the little red peg. Parker, 
 
 G. 
 Blind emperor. Daudet, A. 
 Blind man. Maupassant, G. de 
 Blind man's holiday. Henry, O. 
 Blind man's world. Bellamy, E. 
 Blind musician. Korolenko, V. G. 
 Blink. Stuart, R. M. 
 Blonde beast. Wharton, E. 
 Blonde of Oxford and Jehanc of Dammartin. 
 
 Le Gallienne, R. 
 Blood apple. Peattie, E. W. 
 Blood will tell. Davis, Richard H. 
 Bloomer. Reade, C. 
 Bloomsbury christening. Dickens, C. 
 Blore manor episode. Weyman, S. J. 
 Blossoms for Christmas. Spofiford, H. P. 
 "Blow up with the brig." Collins, W. 
 Blue and white. Maupassant, G. de 
 Blue Beard (adapted-). Scudder, H. E. 
 Blue Beard. See also Bluebeard 
 Blue-bird weather. Chambers, R. W. 
 Blue butterfly. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Blue chamber. Merimee, P. 
 Blue Dave. Harris, J. C. 
 Blue dress. Bacon, J. D. 
 Blue eyes of Ailie. Crockett, S. R. 
 Blue flower. Van Dyke, H. 
 Blue grass Penelope. Harte, B. 
 Blue hen's chicken. Harris, J. C. 
 Blue hotel. Crane, S. 
 Blue man. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Blue mare. Bazin, R. 
 Blue pantomime. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Blue rose. Bland, E. N. 
 Blue stripe. Benson, E. F. 
 Blue wing finds the gold powder. Strind- 
 
 berg, A. 
 Bluebeard. Perrault, C. 
 Bluebeard's ghost. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Bluebird's nest. Sherwood, M. P. 
 Blundell's improvement. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Blunt, M. 
 
 Fate of the Georgiana 
 
 In Stories of the sea. (Stories from 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M 4: 221 
 Boanerges. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Boarded window. Bierce, A. 
 Boarder of art. Glaspell, S.^ 
 Boarding-house. Dickens, C. 
 Boar's Head Tavern. Brown, A. 
 
 Boat and the baby carriage. Vorse, M. H. 
 Boatswain's mate. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Boatswain's watch. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Bobbert's merry Christmas. Bacon, J. D. 
 Bobbo. Wharton, T. 
 Bobby unwelcome. Donnell, A. H. 
 Bobby's return. Morris, G. 
 Bob's redemption. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Boccaccio de Certaldo, Giovanni, 1313-1375 
 Cymon and Iphigenia 
 
 In Decameron. Fifth day. Novel I 
 Federigo Alberighi and his falcon 
 Iti Decameron. Fifth day. Novel 9 
 
 INIabie. H. W., and Strachey, L. Lit- 
 tle masterpieces of fiction, v 4 
 Warner library 
 Melchizadeck a Jew, by a story of three 
 rings, escapes a most dangerous snare, 
 which Saladin has prepared for him 
 In Decameron. First day. Novel 3 
 Warner library 
 Patient Griselda 
 In Decameron. Tenth day. Novel 10 
 Cody, S. Selection from the world's 
 
 geatest short stories 
 Warner library 
 Tancred, Prince of Salerno 
 
 In Decameron. Fourth day. Novel i 
 Titus and Gisippus 
 
 In Decameron. Tenth day. Novel 8 
 Body and soul of Miss Azulay. Merrick, L, 
 Body-birds of court. Weyman, S. J. 
 Body snatcher. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Boggs. See Smith, F. H. In which Boggs 
 
 becomes dramatic 
 Bogg's experience. Lewis, A. H. 
 Bohemian. Kirk, E. O. 
 Bohemian. O'Brien, F. 
 Bohemian girl. Gather, W. S. 
 Bohemian girl. Harland, H. 
 Bohemians. Pushkin, A. S. [^e'^ also Meri- 
 
 m,ee, P. tr.] 
 Bohl de Fabre, Caecilia. See Caballero, Fer- 
 
 nan, pseud. 
 Boitelle. Maupassant, G. de 
 Bold deserter. Harris, J. C. 
 Bold dragoon, or The adventure of my 
 
 grandmother. Irving, W. 
 Bold words at the bridge. Jewett, S. O. 
 Bolt from the blue. Osbourne, L. 
 Bolted door. Wharton, E. 
 Bombard. Maupassant, G. de 
 Bombshell. Barr, R. 
 Bon-bon. Foe, E. A. 
 
 "Bon oncle d'Amerique." Janvier, T. A. 
 Bonds of discipline. Kipling, R. 
 Bones, the April fool of Harvey's sluice. 
 
 Doyle, A. C. 
 Bonesy. Osbourne, L. 
 Bonne Manian. King, G. E. 
 Bonselli's daughter. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Bony and Ban, the story of a printing ven- 
 ture. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Booby squire. Irving, W. 
 Book-bills of Narcissus. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Book for mothers. Pratt, L. 
 Book of love. Brown, A. 
 Book of Ruth. See Bible. Book of Ruth. 
 Book sales of Mr. Peters. Bangs, J. K. 
 
34 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Bookbinder of Hort. Sachcr-Masocli, L. von 
 
 Bookkeeper. Daudet, A. 
 
 "Boom." Norris, F. 
 
 Boom in the "Calaveras Clarion." ITarte, B. 
 
 Boomellen. Grand, S. 
 
 Booming of Acre Hill. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Boonder. Harte. B. 
 
 Boot. Morris, G. 
 
 Boots and his brothers. Dasent, G. W. 
 
 Boots who ate a match with the troll. 
 
 Dasent, G. W. 
 Border ruffian. Janvier, T. A. 
 Born chieftan. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Born farmer. Jewctt, S. O. 
 Born to good-luck. Reade, C. 
 
 Borrow, George [Henry], 1803-1881 
 
 Three thimbles and a pea 
 
 In Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries v 2 
 Borrowed month. Stockton, F. R. 
 Borrowed sister. White, E. O. 
 Borrowing a hammer. Craddock, C. E. 
 Boscombe Valley mj'sterj^ Doyle, A. C. 
 Bosom serpent. See Hawthorne, N. Egotism 
 Boss Gorgett. Tarkington, B. 
 "Boss" of Ling-foo. Ralph, J. 
 Boss of the gang. Duncan, N. 
 Boston massacre. Hawthorne, N. 
 Bostonian. Morris, G. 
 Boston's lion-hunt. Janvier, T. A. 
 Boswell tours, personally conducted. Bangs, 
 
 J. K. 
 Botany Bay. Slosson, A. T. 
 Both their houses. Hale, E. E. 
 Bottle imp. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Bottle, the half brick and the lump of chalk. 
 
 Loomis, C. B. 
 Bottom of the well. Masefield, J. 
 Bottomless grave. Bierce, A. 
 Boudoir boy. Hichens, R. S. 
 Boule de suif. Maupassant, G. de 
 Bouncing Bet. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Bound girl. P'reeman, M. E. W. 
 Bouquet. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 
 Bourget, Paul Charles Joseph, 1852- 
 .'Xgc for love 
 
 In Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries, v 3 
 Andre Cornelis 
 
 In Andre Cornelius 
 .Another gambler 
 
 In Pastels of men ser 2 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, French 
 Antigone 
 
 In Antigone and other portraits 
 Outlook 60: 604 
 Attitudes 
 
 In Monica 
 Children's hearts 
 
 In Domestic dramas 
 Christmas eve under the Terror 
 
 In Liv Age 272: 487 
 Confession 
 
 In Two sisters, and A confession 
 Consegues 
 
 In Pastels of men. ser 2 
 Day of reckoning 
 
 In Domestic dramas 
 
 Gambler 
 
 /;; Pastels of men. ser 2 
 Gratitude 
 
 1)1 Monica 
 Jacques Molan 
 
 In Pastels of men. ser 2 
 Love crime 
 
 In Love crime 
 Lowly one 
 
 In Pastels of men. ser 2 
 Marcel 
 
 In Pastels of men. ser i 
 Maurice Olivier 
 
 In Pastels of men. ser 2 
 Monica 
 
 In Monica 
 ]\I. Legrimaudct 
 
 In Pastels of men. ser i 
 Monsieur Viple's brother 
 In Pastels of men. ser i 
 Outlook 89: 215 
 Neptune Vale 
 
 In Antigone and other portraits 
 Odile 
 
 In Antigone and other portraits 
 Old Adam 
 
 In Lippinc 41 : 575 
 Other people's luxury 
 In Domestic dramas 
 La Pia 
 
 In Antigone and other portraits 
 Saint 
 
 1)1 Pastels of men. ser i 
 A Saint 
 Chant 42: 350 
 Screen 
 
 1)1 Screen 
 Three incidents of war 
 
 1)1 Monica 
 Two little boys 
 
 1)1 Pastels of men. ser i 
 Two married couples 
 
 In Antigone and other portraits 
 Two sisters 
 
 1)1 Two sisters, and A confession 
 Woman's charity 
 In Antigone and other portraits 
 Bouvard and Pecuchet. Flaubert, G. 
 Bovet, Marie Ann de, 1860- 
 Charity 
 /;; Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Bow arm. Donnell, A. H. 
 Bow flume cable-car. Kipling, R. 
 Bowden reunion. Jewett, S. O. 
 Bowl of punch. Gautier, T. 
 Bowlegs and Major Ben. Lewis, A. H. 
 Box tunnel. Reade, C. 
 Boy. Donnell, A. H. 
 Boy. Fernald, C. B. 
 Boy. Stuart, R. M. 
 
 Boy and the mud ponj^. Dorsey, G. A. 
 Boy in the air. Tarkington, B. 
 Boy in the cloth cap. Smith, 1"'. H. 
 Boy of 1775. Seawell, M. E. 
 Boy orator of Zepata City. Davis, Ricluuil 
 
 H. 
 Boy spy. Daudet, A. 
 Boy that couldn't stand fire. King, C. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 35 
 
 Boy that was scaret o' dyin'. Slosson, A. T. 
 Boy who made a trolley car. Loomis, C. B. 
 Boy who required winding. Loomis, C. B. 
 Boy who turned body into food. Loomis, 
 
 C. B. 
 Boyesen, Hjalmar Hjorth, 1848-1895 
 Adventures of a "dig" 
 
 In Norseland tales 
 Annunciata 
 In Ilka on the hill-top 
 Scrib M 19: 1^0 
 Asathor's revenge 
 
 1)1 Tales from two hemispheres 
 Atlan 35:345 
 Between sea and sky 
 In Modern vikings 
 Big Hans and little Hans 
 
 In Modern vikings 
 Born chieftain 
 
 In Norseland tales 
 Candidate for divorce 
 In Cosmopol 8: 582 
 Charity 
 In Vagabond tales 
 Scrib M 4:490 
 Child of the age 
 In Vagabond tales 
 Cent 31: 177 
 Cooper and the wolves 
 
 In Modern vikings 
 Crooked John 
 In Vagabond tales 
 Cent 34:405 
 Dangerous virtue 
 
 In Queen Titania 
 Disastrous partnership 
 
 In Vagabond tales 
 Famine among the gnomes 
 
 In Modern vikings 
 
 Feud of wildhaymen 
 
 In Norseland tales 
 
 Fiddle-John's family 
 
 In Modern vikings 
 
 Golden calf; a novelette 
 
 In Chaut 11: 385 
 Good-for-nothing 
 
 In Tales from two hemispheres 
 Scrib o s 10: 361 
 How Bernt went whaling 
 
 In Modern vikings 
 How Mr. Storm met his destiny 
 In Ilka on the hill-top 
 Scrib o s 13: 547 
 Ilka on the hill-top 
 In Ilka on the hill-top 
 Scrib o s 19: 120 
 In collusion with fate 
 
 In Scrib M 20: 73 
 Knight of Dannebrog 
 In Ilka on the hill-top 
 Scrib o s 19: 593 
 Lady Clare; story of a horse 
 
 In Cosmopol 11:704 
 Liberty's victim 
 
 In Vagabond tales 
 
 Life for life 
 
 In Norseland tales 
 
 Lippinc 40: 277 
 
 Little Alvida 
 
 In Norseland tales 
 
 Little chap 
 
 In Norseland tales 
 Mabel and I (a philosophical fairy tale) 
 
 In ilka on the hill-top 
 Magnie's dangerous ride 
 
 In Modern vikings 
 Man who lost his name 
 In Tales from two hemispheres 
 Scrib o s 12: 808 
 Mikkel 
 
 In Modern vikings 
 Monk Tellenbach's exile 
 
 In Vagabond tales 
 Mother in Israel 
 
 In Harper 92: 377 
 Mountain's face 
 
 In Queen Titania 
 My rural experiences 
 In Lippinc 58: 121 
 New winter sport 
 
 In Modern vikings 
 Perilous incognito 
 In Vagabond tales 
 Scrib M 2: 120, 222 
 Queen Titania 
 In Queen Titania 
 
 Scrib o s 22: 593, 761,841 
 Runaway's Thanksgiving 
 
 In Norseland tales 
 Scientific vagabond 
 
 In Tales from two hemispheres 
 Scrib o s 11: 229 
 Skerry of shrieks 
 
 In Modern vikings 
 Story of a blue vein 
 In Cosmopol 1 : 3 
 Story of an outcast 
 
 In Tales from two hemispheres 
 Scrib o s 9: 36 
 Sunless world 
 
 In Norseland tales 
 Sun's sisters 
 
 In Norseland tales 
 Tharald's otter 
 
 In Modern vikings 
 Thoralf and Synnov 
 
 In Atlan 30:403 
 Thorwald and the star-children 
 
 In Modern vikings 
 Truls, the nameless 
 
 In Tales from two hemispheres 
 Scrib o s 9: 731 
 Two Mollies 
 
 In Scrib M 6: 116 
 Under the glacier 
 In Ilka on the hill-top 
 Scrib o s 21 : 234 
 Zuleika 
 In Norseland tales 
 Boyne water. MacManus, S. 
 Boy's joke, and who got the best of it. Al- 
 
 cott, L. M. 
 Boys of other countries. Taylor, B. 
 Boy's sister. Chambers, R. W. 
 Brace of boys. Ludlow, F. H. 
 Bracelets. Edgeworth, M. 
 
36 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Bradley, Harriet Lewis 
 
 Jj ringing of the rose 
 /;; Howclls, \V. I)., and Alden, H. M. 
 Shapes that liaunt the dusk 
 Harper 92: S40 
 Brahman who lost his treasure (Sanskrit) 
 In Hawthorne, J. Librarj^ mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 Drahmin, the tiger, and the six judges. Frere 
 ISrains. -Moulton, L. C. 
 Brakeman and the squaw. Warman, C. 
 Brakes and white vi'lets. J'reenian, AI. E. 
 
 W. 
 Branch of lilac. Ouida 
 Branch road. Garland, H. 
 Brand from the burning. Kelly, M. 
 Brave deed. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Brave heart. Van Dyke, H. 
 Brave tin soldier Wyatt, E. F. 
 Bravest of the vikings. Harraden, B. 
 Braxton's new art. Bishop, W. H. 
 Braybridge's ofifer. Howells, W. D. 
 Braybrooke baby's godmother. Gray, D. 
 Braybrooke's double event steeple-chase. 
 
 Gray, D. 
 Brazenhead the great. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Brazilian cat. See Doyle, A. C. Story of 
 
 the Brazilian cat 
 Bread cast upon the waters. Caballero, F. 
 Bread on the waters. Hale, E. E. 
 Bread upon the waters. Kipling, R. 
 Bread winner. Strindberg. A. 
 Breadscller. Carrion, M. R. 
 Break in turpentine. Lefevre, E. 
 Breaking a spell. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Breaking camp at Kantara. Duncan, N. 
 I'.reaking in of a yachtsman's wife. Vorse, 
 
 AI. H. 
 Breaking in of Bob Herries. Comer, C. A. 
 
 P. 
 Iircaking point. Vorse, AI. 11. 
 Mrcath of the north. Duncan, N. 
 i^rid in the bone. Page, T. N. 
 I'.rccziest reunion Pcattie, E. W. 
 Bremer, Frederika, 1801-1865 
 
 Axel and Anna; or. Correspondence be- 
 tween lovers 
 In Easter offering 
 H — family v 2 
 Comforter 
 In Comforter 
 H — family v 2 
 Hopes 
 In H — family v 2 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, Scandi- 
 navian 
 Life in the North 
 
 In Easter offering 
 Light house. Sec liremer, V. Axel and 
 
 Anna 
 Solitary 
 
 In 11 — family 
 Triilinnan [drama] 
 In H — family v 2 
 Twins 
 
 In H — family v 2 
 Br'er Coon in old Kentucky. Fox, J., jr. 
 La Bretonne. Theuriet, A. 
 Briareus's story. .See Smith, 1". H. Clul) 
 chestnuts warmed over 
 
 Bric-a-brac. Alaupassant, G. de 
 
 Brick moon. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Brickdust row. Henry, O. 
 
 Bridal march. Bjornson, B. 
 
 Bridal of Polmood. Hogg, J. 
 
 Bridal pair. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Bridals of Ysselmonde. Qin'llcr-Couch, A. 
 
 T. 
 Bride. Alitford, AI. R. 
 Bride comes to Yellow Sky. Crane, S. 
 Bride from the bush. Hornung, E. \V. 
 Bride from the desert. Allen, G. 
 Bride of Arne Sandstrom. Cathcrwood, 
 
 M. H. 
 Bride of the ice-king. Aiitchell, D. G. 
 Bride of the mistletoe: Allen, J. L. 
 Bride roses; a scene. Howells, W. D. 
 Bride's dead. Morris, G. 
 Bride's prevision. French, A. W. 
 Bride's progress, ^ee Kipling, R. Smith 
 
 Administration 
 Bridge-builders. Kipling, R. 
 Bridge house. Parker, G. 
 Bridging the years. Norris, K. 
 Brief — as woman's love. Alatthews, J. B. 
 Brief cure of Aunt Fanny. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Brief debut of Tildy. Henry, O. 
 Brigade commander. De Forest, J. \V. 
 Brigadier. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Brigand's bride. Oliphant, L. 
 Bringing of the rose. Bradley, H. L. 
 Briscoe, Margaret Sutton. See Hcjpkins, 
 
 Airs. AI. S. B. 
 Brin. Grenfell W. T. 
 Bristol bowl. Bland, E. N. 
 British islander. Catherwood, AI. H. 
 "Bro." Woolson, C. F. 
 Brockway's hulk. Smith, F. H. 
 Brofeldt, Juhani. (Aho, Juhani, pseud.) 
 
 Loyal 
 In Squire Hellman 
 
 Pioneers 
 In Squire Hellman 
 
 Squire Hellman 
 In Squire Hellman 
 
 When father brought home the lamp 
 In Squire Hellman 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, Scandi- 
 navijin 
 Broken glass. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Broken in. Vorse, AI. H. 
 Broken lily. Aloulton, L. C. 
 Broken-link handicap. Kipling, R. 
 Broken looking-glass. Harland, H. 
 Broken wings. James, H. 
 Broker's man. Dickens, C. 
 Bron and Kruge. Stockton, F. R. 
 Bronckhorst divorce case. Kipling, R. 
 Bronze hand. Green, A. K. 
 Brooksmith. James, H. 
 Brother Angelan. Frederic H. 
 Brother Bear and the lionev orclianl. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Brother Billy Goal eats his dinner. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Brother Deer an' King Sun's daughter. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Brother Fox stories. See Harris, J. C 
 Brother Hutchins. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Brother Jacob. Eliot, G. 
 P)rother Joconde. France, A. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 37 
 
 Brother Lion has a spell of sickness. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 
 Brother Mud Turtle's trickery. Harris, J. 
 
 c. 
 
 Brother Possum gets in trouble. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Brother Rabbit stories. See Harris, J. C. 
 Brother Sebastian's friendship. Frederic, H. 
 Brother Square-toes. Kipling, R. 
 Brother Terrapin deceives Brother Buzzard. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Brother Terrapin's fiddle- string. Harris, J. 
 
 C. 
 Brother to Diogenes. Page, T. N. 
 Brother to dragons. Troubetzkoy, A. C. 
 Brother Wolf and the horned cattle. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Brother Wolf falls a victim. Harris, J. C. 
 Brother Wolf gets in a v^arm place. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Brother Wolf still in trouble. Harris, J. C. 
 Brother Wolf's two big dinners. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Brothers. Alcott, L. M. 
 Brothers. Thanet, O. 
 Brothers. Lagerlof, S. 
 Brothers. Lytton, E. B. 
 Brothers. Osbourne, L. 
 Brothers in fur. White, E. O. 
 Brothers of angels. Tarkington, B. 
 Brother's quarrel. Bjornson, B. 
 Brown, Alice, 1857- 
 Advocate 
 In Country neighbors 
 Harper 112: 845 
 After all 
 
 In Meadow-grass 
 Agnes Surriage 
 
 /;; Spofiford, H. P., and others. Three 
 heroines of New England romance 
 Ann Eliza 
 
 In Delin 75: 489 
 April showers. See Brown, A. King's 
 
 end 
 At Sudleigh Fair 
 
 In Meadow-grass 
 Auction 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Harper 119: 19 
 Bachelor's fancy 
 In County road 
 Atlan 93:37 
 Bankrupt 
 
 In Meadow-grass 
 Boar's Head tavern 
 
 In Atlan 68:361 
 Book of love 
 In High noon 
 
 Harper 105: 832 
 Cap'n Ben 
 
 In New Eng AI n s 11 : 692 
 Cave of Adullam 
 In County road 
 Atlan 90: 252 
 Challenge 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Clue 
 
 In Vanishing points 
 Scrib M 50: 711 
 
 Confession 
 
 In Harper 12^: 683 
 Crown of gold 
 
 In County road 
 Outlook 80:783 
 Day of his youth 
 
 In Day of his youth 
 Day off 
 
 In Harper in : 381 
 Dead past 
 
 In Delin 74: 37 
 Discovery 
 
 In Harper 117: 58 
 Dooryards 
 
 In Tiverton tales 
 Liv Age 222:39s 
 Dream of the morning 
 
 In High noon 
 End of all living 
 
 In Tiverton tales 
 Atlan 81: 829 
 End of the game 
 
 In High noon 
 Cent 49: 551 
 Evening and the morning 
 
 In Delin 64: 978 
 Experience of Hannah Prime 
 
 //; Tiverton tales 
 Farmer Eli's vacation 
 
 1)1 Meadow-grass 
 Cent 46:557 
 Flat-iron lot 
 
 /;/ Tiverton tales 
 Flight of the mouse 
 
 In Vanishing points 
 Scrib M 48:237 
 Flower of April 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Harp B 33:279 
 Flowers of paradise 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Atlan 96: yy6 
 Fount unsealed ' 
 
 In Woman's H C 41 : May p 9 
 Gardener Jim 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Harper 116: 128 
 Golden baby 
 
 In Vanishing points 
 Harper 120: 575 
 Gradual fairy 
 
 In Delin 67: no 
 Grass-green maid 
 
 In Harper in: 568 
 Grief deferred 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 McClure 26: 549 
 Guarded shrine 
 
 /){ Vanishing points 
 Harper 109: 611 
 Hands of the faithful 
 
 In Vanishing points 
 Harper 112: 533 
 Heartsease 
 
 In Meadow-grass 
 Atlan 74:505 
 Heman's ma 
 
 In Meadow-grass 
 Her letters 
 
 In Harper 109: 611 
 
38 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Brown, Alice 
 
 Hermit in Arcadia 
 In County road 
 Harper 105: 293 
 His enemy 
 In High noon 
 Atlan 88: 320 
 His first wife 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Harper 113:425 
 Homespun wizardry 
 In Harper 127: 735 
 Honey and myrrh 
 
 In Tiverton tales 
 Horn-o'-the-moon 
 
 In Tiverton tales 
 House of the bride 
 
 In Hampton 25:296 
 House with the tower 
 
 In Harper 128:919 
 Interpreter 
 In Vanishing points 
 Everybody's 15: 643 
 Joint owners in Spain 
 In IMeadow-grass 
 Atlan 75: 30 
 Judgment; a novelette 
 /;; Judgment 
 
 Harper 107: 346, 552, 721 
 Kingdoms of the earth 
 
 In Everyl)ody's 15:642 
 King's end [April showers] 
 In King's end 
 
 Lippinc 65:643 
 Land without common folks 
 
 In Delin 67: 298 
 Lantern 
 
 In Vanishing points 
 Scrib M 45: 1/7 
 Last assembling 
 In Tiverton tales 
 
 New Eng Rl n s 19: 120 
 Lion in the way 
 
 In Harp B Zi- 2>32, 
 Little Jane 
 
 In Harp B 44: 228 
 Little windows into the world 
 
 In Harp B 44: 83. 156, 310 
 Looking-glass 
 In County road 
 McClure 21 : 179 
 Man and his rose-garden 
 
 In Harper 114: 27 
 Man in the cloister 
 In Vanishing points 
 Harper 1 19: 786 
 Man of feeling 
 In Vanishing points 
 Harper 122: 684 
 Man who was obstinate 
 
 In Atlan 98:836 
 Map of the country 
 
 In High noon 
 March wind 
 In Tiverton tales 
 Atlan 83: 537 
 Mary Felicia 
 
 In Harper 124: 526 
 Masquerade 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Atlan 105: 31 
 
 Master 
 In Vanishing points 
 Harper 121 : 64 
 Master minds of history 
 In Country neighbors 
 Harper 117: 662 
 Meeting in the market-place 
 
 In High noon 
 Mcrrylinks 
 
 In Merrylinks 
 Mind cure 
 
 In Harper 129: 381 
 Minister of grace 
 
 In Harp B 44: 370 
 Minister's fire works 
 In Harp B 33:588 
 Miracle 
 
 In High noon 
 Harper 108: 75 
 Mis' Wadleigh's guest 
 
 In Meadow-grass 
 Missy 
 
 In Harp B 40: 1094 
 Mortuary chest 
 In Tiverton tales 
 Harper 93: 562 
 Mother 
 
 In Vanishing points 
 Harper 119: 465 
 Nancy Boyd's last sermon 
 
 In Meadow-grass 
 Natalie Blayne 
 In High noon 
 
 Harper 105:505 
 Number five 
 
 In Meadow-grass 
 Old immortality 
 /;; County road 
 Harper no: 957 
 One-footed fairy 
 
 In One-footed fairy 
 Other Mrs. Dill 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Atlan 103: 595 
 Partners 
 
 /;; Country neighbors 
 Harper 114: 568 
 Tath of stars 
 
 In Harper 123: 598 
 Peggy 
 In Howells, W. i:).. and others. Whole 
 family Ch 11 
 Pilgrim chamber 
 In County road 
 Atlan 96: 188 
 Play house 
 
 /;; Country neighbors 
 Harper 112: 662 
 Poetess in spring 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Harper_ii8: 940 
 Private soldier 
 In Vanishing points 
 Atlan 103: 308 
 Queens of Arcady 
 In Vanishing points 
 Scrib M 50: 214 
 Race 
 
 In Delin 74: 407 
 Red poppies 
 
 /;; Delin 74: 144 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 39 
 
 Return of father 
 
 In Harp B 42: 1045 
 Righteous bargain 
 
 In Meadow-grass 
 Rosamund in heaven 
 
 In High noon 
 Rose brocade 
 
 In Harp B 43: 1184 
 Rose of hope 
 
 In Rose of hope 
 Rosy balm 
 
 In Country road 
 Harp 111:947 
 Runaway match 
 
 In High noon 
 Saturday night 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Craftsman 14:634 
 Sea change 
 
 In County road 
 Atlan 86:180 
 Second marriage 
 
 In Tiverton tales 
 Atlan 80:406 
 Silver tea-set 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Harper 113: 707 
 Sister Ann 
 
 In Outlook 72: 91 
 Soul's debt 
 
 In New Eng M n s 10: 121 
 Sower 
 
 In Outlook 86: 202 
 State-house platter 
 
 In Lippinc 70: 567 
 Stolen festival 
 
 In Tiverton tales 
 Story of Abe 
 
 In Vanishing points 
 Harper 122: 290 
 Strollers in Tiverton 
 
 In Meadow-grass 
 There and here 
 
 In High noon 
 This creature named I 
 
 In Reader 9: 133 
 Told in the poorhouse 
 
 In Meadow-grass 
 Torch of life 
 
 In Harper 113: 231 
 Tree of a thousand leaves 
 
 In County road 
 McClure 22: 327 
 Trial at Ravello 
 
 In Scrib M 52: 231 
 Tryst 
 
 In High noon 
 
 Scrib M 49: 718 
 Twisted tree 
 
 In County road 
 Outlook 80: 337 
 Way of peace 
 
 In Tiverton tales 
 Winter's courting 
 
 In County road 
 McClure 23: 374 
 Wizard's toucli 
 
 In Vanishing points 
 
 Harper 109: 253 
 
 Woman whom God loved 
 
 In Outlook 84:78 
 
 Brown, E. Levi 
 
 At the hermitage 
 In Howells, W. D., and Aldcn, H. M. 
 Shapes that haunt the dusk 
 Brown, John, 1810-1882 
 
 Marjorie Fleming 
 In. Warner Library 
 
 Liv Age 79:405; 80:177 
 
 Mystery of black and tan 
 In Rab and his friends 
 Spare hours 
 
 Our dogs 
 In Rab and his friends 
 Spare hours 
 
 Rab and his friends 
 In Rab and his friends 
 Spare hours 
 Brown box. See Stevenson, R. L. Des- 
 
 borough's adventure 
 Brown coat. Futrelle, J. 
 Brown hand. Doyle, A. C. 
 Brown man's servant. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Brown of Calaveras. Harte, B. 
 Brown stone boy. Bishop, W. H. 
 Brown wolf. London, J. 
 Brownberry. Phillpotts, E. 
 Browne, Bradwell, and me. Phillpotts, E. 
 Browne's folly. Hawthorne, N. 
 Brownie of Bodsbeck. Hogg, J. 
 Brownie of the Black Hags. Hogg, J. 
 Browning courtship. White, E. O. 
 Bruce's mighty weakness. Ralph, J. 
 El brug. Ouida 
 "Brugglesmith." Kipling, R. 
 Brushwood boy. Kipling, R. 
 Brute. Bland, E. N. 
 Brute. Conrad, J. 
 
 Brynhild's immolation. Huncker, J. G. 
 Bubble boy. Loomis, C. B. 
 Bubbling well road. Kipling, R. 
 Buccaneers. Mitford, M. R. 
 Buccaneers. See Pyle, H. With the buc- 
 caneers 
 Buckeneers. Phillpotts, E. 
 Buckeye Hollow inheritance. Harte, B. 
 Buckley lady. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Buckmaster's boy. Parker, G. 
 Bucko. Gibbon, P. 
 Buckthorne: or The young man of great 
 
 expectations. Irving, W. 
 Bud Zunt's mail. Stuart. R. M. 
 Budgery-Gar. Parker, G. 
 Bulgarian opera boufife. Smith, F. H. 
 Bulger's reputation. Harte, B. 
 Bull-dog. Watson, J. 
 Bull-fight. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Bull-fight. Stowe, H, B. 
 Buller-Podington compact. Stockton, F. R. 
 Bullfinch. Ouida 
 Bully. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Bunch of yellow roses. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 Bunches of knuckles. London, J. 
 Bundle of letters. James, H. 
 Bundle of life. Craigie, P. M. T. R. 
 Bunner, Henry Cuyler, 1855-1896 
 
 "As one having authority" 
 In Love in old cloathes 
 Scrib M 12: 201 
 
 By way of explanation 
 In Made in France 
 
40 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Bunner, Henry Cuyler —Coiiliintcii. 
 Capture 
 
 In Made in France 
 Casperl 
 
 In Zadoc Pine 
 Colonel Brereton's aunty 
 
 In Short sixes 
 Crazy wife's ship 
 In Love in old cloathcs 
 Harper 86: 115 
 Cumbersome horse 
 
 In More short sixes 
 Cutwater of Seneca 
 
 In More short sixes 
 Dennis 
 
 In Made in France 
 Documents in the case. Sec Matthews, 
 
 J. B. and Bunner, H. C. 
 Father Dominick's convert 
 
 In Made in France 
 French for a fortnight 
 In Love in old cloathes 
 Scrib M 16: 161 
 Ghoollah 
 
 /;/ More short sixes 
 Hector 
 
 I>i Short sixes 
 In the wine cellar 
 
 In Scrib M 20:475 
 Jerry and Mulberry 
 In Scrib M 13:641 
 Joke on M. Peptonneau 
 
 In Made in EVance 
 Letter and a paragraph 
 
 In Love in old cloathcs 
 Letter to town 
 
 In Scrib M 19: 760 
 Lost child 
 
 In Scrib M 19:342 
 Love in old cloathes 
 In Love in old cloathes 
 
 Stories by American authors v 4 
 Cent 26:768 
 Love-letters of Smith 
 In Short sixes 
 
 Baldwin, C. S. American sh(n-t stor- 
 ies I 
 Warner library 
 "Man with tlie pink pants" 
 
 In More short sixes 
 Minuet 
 
 In Made in France 
 ,Mr. Copernicus and the proletariat 
 
 fn Short sixes 
 Mr. Vincent Egg and the wage of sin 
 
 /;; More short sixes 
 Mr. Wick's aunt 
 
 /;; More short sixes 
 Mrs. Tom's spree 
 In Zadoc Pine 
 Scrib M 6:677 
 ^Ty dear Mrs. Billingtnn 
 
 /;; More short sixes 
 Natural selection: a romance of Chelsea 
 village and East Hampton (own 
 //; Zadoc Pine 
 
 Scrib M 3:64. t8i, 321 
 Nice peo]jlc 
 
 In Short sixes 
 Nine cent-girls 
 In Short sixes 
 
 Old, old story 
 
 In Short sixes 
 Our aromatic uncle 
 
 In Love in old cloathes 
 Scrib M 18: 169 
 Pettibonc' brolly 
 
 /;; Made in France 
 Pint's a pound 
 
 III Made in France 
 Prize of propriety 
 
 In IMade in France 
 Red silk handkerchief 
 In Love in old cloathes 
 Cent 28:275 
 Round-up 
 
 In Short sixes 
 "Samantha Boom-de-ay" 
 
 In More short sixes 
 Second-hand story 
 In Zadoc Pine 
 Scrib M 4: 344 
 Seven conversations of dear Jones and 
 Baby Van Rensselaer. See Matthews, 
 J. B., and Bunner, H. C. 
 Sisterly scheme 
 In Short sixes 
 Squire Five-Fathom 
 In Zadoc Pine 
 Scrib M 4:657 
 Story of a New York house 
 
 In Story of a New York house 
 Tenor 
 
 In Short sixes 
 Third figure in the cotillion 
 
 /;; More short sixes 
 Tony 
 
 In Made in France 
 Two churches of Quawket 
 
 In Short sixes 
 Uncle Atticus 
 
 In IMade in France 
 What Mrs. Fortescue did 
 
 In More short sixes^ 
 Zadoc Pine labor union 
 In Zadoc Pine 
 Scrib M 2:660 
 Zcnobia's infidelity 
 
 In Short sixes 
 Zozo 
 In Short sixes 
 Buondelmonte's saga. Hewlett. M. TT. 
 Burbury Stoke. Hopkins, W. J. 
 Burgher of the Free State. Kipling. R. 
 Burglar. Cameron, M. _ ._ 
 Burglar and the lady. Williams, J. L. 
 Burglars in Paradise. Ward, F. S. P. 
 Burglary. Bennett, E. A. 
 Burglary club. Ouiller-Couch, .\. T. 
 Burial of the guns. Page, T. N. 
 Burial of the tithe. Lover. S. 
 Buried anchor. Gibbon, P. 
 Bm-icd treasure. Henry. O. 
 Buried treastirc. Wliite, S. F. 
 Buried treasure of Cobrc. Davis. Richard 
 
 H. 
 Burles(|uc liiography. Clemens. S. L. 
 Burnett. Mrs Frances (Hodgson) (Mrs. 
 Stephen Townsend) iSjo- 
 Bcliind lb.' white iM'ick 
 In Little Saint Elizabeth 
 Sara Crewe 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 41 
 
 Captain's youngest 
 
 In Piccino 
 Closed room. Sec Burnett, V. H. In the 
 
 closed room 
 Cosy lion 
 In Cosy lion 
 St. N 34:291 
 Dawn of a tomorrow 
 In Dawn of a tomorrow 
 Scrib M 38:64 
 Editha's burglar 
 
 In Editha's burglar 
 Enchanted coach 
 
 In Ladies' H J 28: O p 11 
 Good wolf 
 
 In Good wolf 
 In the closed room 
 In In the closed room 
 McClure 23: 330, 471 
 Jarl's daughter 1 
 
 In Jarl's daughter 
 Lancashire story. Sec Burnett, E. II. 
 
 Surly Tim 
 Land of the blue flower 
 
 In Ladies' H J 26: Dp; 
 Lindsay's luck 
 
 In Earlier stories ist ser 
 Lindsay's luck 
 Little Betty's kitten tells her story 
 In Piccino 
 
 Eng Illust 12 no 3:3 
 Little Saint Elizabeth 
 In Little Saint Elizabeth 
 
 Sara Crewe and other stories 
 Lodusky 
 /;; Surly Tim 
 
 Scrib o s 14: 6j:i 
 Louisiana 
 In Louisiana 
 
 Scrib o s 19: 512; 20: 16 
 Making of a marchioness 
 In Making of a marchioness 
 Cent 62: 178, 358, 521 
 Men who loved Elizabeth 
 
 In Jarl's daughter 
 Mere Giraud's little daughter 
 In Surly Tim 
 
 Scrib o s 13: 108 
 Miss Crespigny 
 In Earlier stories ist ser 
 Miss Crespigny 
 Miss Vernon's choice 
 
 In Jarl's daughter and other novelettes 
 Monsieur de la petite dame 
 In Surly Tim 
 
 Scrib o s 14: 224 
 One day at Arle 
 In Surly Tim 
 
 Scrib o s 4: 541 
 Piccino. Sec Burnett, F. 11. Two days in 
 
 the life of Piccino 
 Pretty sister of Jose 
 
 In Pretty sister of Jose 
 Prince Fairy-foot. See Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Story of Prince Fairyfoot 
 Proud little grain of wheat 
 In Little Saint Elizabeth 
 
 Sara Crewe and other stories 
 Queen Silver-Bell 
 In Queen Silver-Bell 
 St N 33: 1059 
 
 Racketty-Packetty house 
 In Racketty-Packetty house 
 St N 34:97 
 Sara Crewe, or What happened at Miss 
 Minchin's 
 In Sara Crewe 
 "Seth" 
 
 In Surly Tim 
 
 Lippinc ig:2g6 
 Smethurstses 
 In Surly Tim 
 
 Scriij o s 14: 467 
 Spring cleaning as told by Queen Cross- 
 patch 
 In Spring cleaning 
 St N 99: IG4, 242 
 Story of Prince Fairy-foot 
 In Little Saint Elizabeth 
 
 Sara Crewe and other stories 
 Story of the Latin quarter 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 3 
 Surly Tim, a Lancashire story 
 III Surly Tim 
 
 Scrib o s 4: 220 
 Surly Tim's trouble. See Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Surly Tim 
 Theo 
 
 fn Earlier stories ist ser 
 Theo 
 Two days in the life of Piccino 
 
 /;; Piccino 
 Two little pilgrims' progress 
 
 In Two little pilgrim's progress 
 Wanted — a young person 
 
 In Jarl's daughter 
 What happened at Miss Minchin's. Sec 
 
 Burnett, F. H. Sara Crewe 
 White brick. See Burnett, F. H. Behind 
 the white brick 
 Burning of Babel. Silbcrrad, U. L. 
 Burning of 'Le Prince'. Payn. J. 
 Bus-conductor. Benson, E. F. 
 Bush. Millet, F. D. 
 Bush league here. Ferber, E. 
 Bushranger at bay. Hornung, E. W. 
 Bushwhacker nurse. Stockton, F. R. 
 Bushwhackers. Craddock, C. E. 
 Business man. Jewett, S. O. 
 Business man. Poe, E. A. 
 Business meeting. Bates, A. 
 Busted blue doll'. Keats, G. 
 Buster John alarms Mr Rabbit. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Butcher's bills. Macdonald, G. 
 Butler. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Buttercup. Dasent, G. W. 
 Butterfly. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Butterfly man. McCutcheon, G. B. 
 Butterfly that stamped. Kipling, R. 
 Butterneggs. Slosson, A. T. 
 Butting-cow and the hitting stick. Harris, 
 
 J. c. 
 
 Buyer from Cactus city. Henry, O. 
 Buyer of sorrows. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Buying a horse. Howells, W. D. 
 By-an' by Brown of Blunder cove. Dun- 
 can, N. 
 By courier. Henry, O. 
 By hook or crook. Grant, R. 
 By stages. Morris, G. 
 By telephone. Matthews, J. B. 
 
42 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 ]'.y that place called Peradveiilure. rarkcr, 
 
 V,v the l)ayoii St. John. l)unl)ar, .\. 
 
 Rv the committee. Perry, 1!. 
 
 I'.y the 111. Perry, B. 
 
 By the morning boat. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 By the river. Alcott, L. M. 
 
 By the Sawyer method. Pafigborn, G. W. 
 
 By the second intention. Martin, E. S. 
 
 By the terror of the law. See Thanet, O. 
 
 Through the terrors of the law 
 By the waters of paradise. Crawford, 
 
 F. M. 
 By way of explanation. lUinner, 11. C. 
 By word of mouth. Kipling, R. 
 Byezhin meadow. Turgencv, I. S. 
 
 Caballero, Fernan [pseud] (Arrom de 
 Ayala, Cecilia Francisca Josefa Bohl 
 de Faber y Larrea), 1796-187/ 
 Bread cast upon the waters 
 
 /;; Stories by foreign authors, Spanish 
 Caballcro's way. Henry, O. 
 Cabell, James Branch, 1879- 
 Actors all 
 
 In Gallantry 
 April's message 
 
 In Gallantry 
 Castle of content 
 
 In Harper 107: 327 
 Casual honeymoon 
 
 In Gallantry 
 Ducal audience 
 In Gallantry 
 Episode called Adhclmar at Puysange 
 
 In Line of love 
 Episode called Conspiracy of Arnaye 
 
 In Line of love 
 Episode called In necessity's mortar 
 In Line of love 
 Harper 109: 702 
 Episode called In Ursula's garden 
 In Tine of love 
 Harper 106:909 
 Episode called Love-letters of Falstaff 
 
 In Line of love 
 Episode called "Sweet Adelais" 
 
 In Line of love 
 Episode called The castle of content 
 
 In Line of love 
 Heart of gold 
 In Gallantry 
 In necessity's mortar. See Cal)ell, J. P>. 
 Episode called In necessity's mortar 
 In the second April 
 
 In Gallantry 
 In Ursula's garden. See Cabell, J. B. 
 Episode called In Ursula's garden 
 Love at Martinmas 
 
 In Gallantry 
 Love's alumni 
 hi Gallantry 
 Rliyme to porringer 
 
 In Gallantry 
 Scape-goats 
 fn Gallantry 
 
 Appleton's M 8: 260 
 Sestina. See Cabell. J. B. Story of the 
 Sestina 
 
 Simon's hour 
 In Gallantry 
 Story of the choices 
 
 In Chivalry 
 Story of the fox-brush 
 
 In Chivalry 
 Story of the heritage 
 
 In Chivalry 
 Story of the housewife 
 
 In Chivalry 
 Story of the Navaressc 
 
 In Chivalry 
 Story of the rat-trap 
 
 In Chivalry 
 Story of the satraps 
 
 In Chivalry 
 Story of the scabbard 
 
 In Chivalry 
 Story of the sestina 
 /;; Chivalry 
 
 Harper T12: 191 
 Story of the tenson 
 In Cliivalry 
 
 Harper 114: 147 
 Tenson. See Cabell, J. B. Story of the 
 tenson 
 Cabin-boy. Phillpotts, E. 
 Cabin passenger. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Cabinet organ. Thanet, O. 
 Cable, George Washington, 1844- 
 
 Advcntures of Franqois and Susanne 
 
 In Strange true stories of Louisiana 
 Alix de IMorainville. See Cable, G. W. 
 
 History, of Alix de Morainville 
 Attalie Brovillard 
 
 In Strange true stories of Louisiana 
 Cent 38:749 
 Belles demoiselles plantation 
 In Old Creole days 
 Cent 86: 273 
 Cafe des exiles 
 In Old Creole days 
 Scrib o s 11: 727 
 Carancro 
 
 In Cent 33:355, 545 
 Clock in the sky 
 
 In Scrib M 30: 327 
 Entomologist < 
 
 In Strong hearts 
 Scrib M 25 : 50 
 "Haunted house" in Royal Street 
 
 In Strange true stories of Louisiana 
 Cent 38: 590 
 History of Alix de Morainville 
 /;/ Strange true stories of Louisiana 
 Cent \37: 742 
 How I got them 
 
 /;; Strange true stories of Louisiana 
 Jcan-ah Poquelin 
 /;/ Old Creole days 
 Scrib o s lO: 91 
 Aladame Dclicicuse 
 In Old Creole days 
 Scrib o s 10: 4C)8 
 Madame Delphine 
 /;; Madame Delphine 
 
 Old Creole days |n(^t in the earlier 
 
 editions] 
 Scrib o s 22: 436 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIFf, 
 
 43 
 
 Pere Raphael 
 In "Posson Jone" 
 Cent 62: 545 
 "Posson Jone" 
 
 In Old Creole days 
 "Posson Jone" 
 Warner library 
 Outlook 87: 217 
 Salome Miiller, the white slave 
 
 In Strang-e true stories of Louisiana 
 'Sieur George 
 
 In Old Creole days 
 Scrib o s 6: 739 
 Solitary 
 
 In Strong hearts 
 Taxidermist 
 
 In Strong hearts 
 Scrib AI 13: 679 
 'Tite Poulette 
 
 In Old Creole days 
 Scrib o s 8: 674 
 "Unto the least of these" [selections from 
 The taxidermist] 
 In Liv Age 221 : 61 
 War diary of a Union woman in the 
 South 
 In Strange true stories of Louisiana 
 Young aunt with white hair 
 
 In Strange true stories of Louisiana 
 Cable-car, the bow flume. See Kipling, R. 
 
 Bow Hume cable-car 
 Cabriolet; fifth story. ]\Iitchell, D. G. 
 Cadger-boy's last journey. MacManus, S. 
 Caesar. Stuart, R. M. 
 Cafe des exiles. Cable, G. W. 
 Cage at Cranford. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Caged lion. Norris, F. 
 Cahan, Abraham, 1860- 
 Circumstances 
 
 In Imported bridegroom 
 Daughter of Reb Avrom Leib 
 
 In Cosmopol 29: 53 
 Dumitru and Sigrid 
 
 In Cosmopol 30: 493 
 Ghetto wedding 
 
 In Imported bridegroom 
 Imported bridegroom 
 
 In Imported bridegroom 
 Providential match 
 
 In Imported bridegroom 
 Sweat-shop romance 
 
 In Imported bridegroom 
 Tzinchadzi of the Catskills 
 
 In Atlan 88:221 
 Yekl, a tale of the New York ghetto 
 In Yekl 
 Cain and Arteme. Gorky, M. 
 Caitlin Dhu. MacManus, S. 
 Cake. Maupassant, G. de 
 Cake of charity. Loomis, C. B. 
 Calamity Ahmad and Habzalom Bazazah 
 (Arabic) 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 Calderon, the courtier. Lytton, E. B. 
 Calderon's prisoner. Miller, A. D. 
 Caldron of oil. Collins, W. 
 Calhoun fiddler. Catherwood, M. PI. 
 Calico. Ward, E. S. P. 
 California conscience. Wyatt, E. F. 
 
 Californian's talc. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Caliph and the cad. Henry, O. 
 
 Calipli, cupid and the clock. Henry, O. 
 
 Call from the past. Merrick, L. 
 
 Call loan. Henry, O. 
 
 Call of spring. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Call of the tame. Henry, O. 
 
 Calla lillics and Hannah. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Calladon. Hawthorne, J. 
 
 Callahan. See Fox, J. Army of the Callahan 
 
 Called to account by the preacher. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Calloway's code. Henry, O. 
 Camelia Riccardo. Stuart, R. M. 
 Cameo and a pastel. Matthews, J. B. 
 Camera capture. King, C. 
 Cameronian preacher's tale. Hogg, J. 
 Cameron, Margaret, 1867- (Mrs. H. C. 
 Lewis) 
 Apples of Hesperides. See Smith, A. P., 
 and Cameron, M. Apples of Hes- 
 perides 
 Bachelor and the baby 
 
 In Bachelor and tlie baby 
 Harper 1:4: 381 
 Burglar 
 
 In Comedies in miniature 
 Cat and the canary 
 In Cat and the canary 
 Harper 113:454 
 Chance Samaritan 
 /;; Tangles 
 
 Harper 115: 894 
 Christmas chime 
 
 In Comedies in miniature 
 McClure 22: 174 
 Committee on matrimony 
 In Comedies in miniature 
 McClure 21 : 659 
 Denouement 
 In Tangles 
 
 Harper iii : 63 
 Doing the Dollivers 
 
 In Golden rule Dollivers 
 Harper 126: 26 
 Dolliver's aid to the injured 
 In Golden rule Dollivers 
 Harper 126: 582 
 Dollivers caught napping 
 In Golden rule Dollivers 
 Harper 125: 366 
 Dollivers dine out 
 In Golden rule Dollivers 
 Harper 127:217 
 Dollivers' long lane 
 In Harper 127: 560 
 Dollivers' old dears 
 In Golden rule Dollivers 
 Harper 124: 552 
 End and the beginning 
 
 In Golden rule Dollivers 
 Flood-tide 
 
 In McClure 28: 322 
 Forlorn hope 
 In Tangles 
 
 Harper 120:611 
 Golden rule Dollivers 
 
 In Harper 123: 382 
 Great God Pan 
 In Harper 115: 584 
 
44 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Cameron, Margaret —Coiiliimcd. 
 Her neighbor's creed 
 
 III Comedies in miniature 
 In a street car 
 
 1)1 Comedies in miniature 
 Kleptomaniac 
 
 /;; Comedies in miniature 
 Like young Lochinvar 
 
 III Harper ii6: sjS 
 "Little Avhite bin" 
 In Tangles 
 
 Harper 121:404 
 Man in the road 
 
 /;; Golden rule Dolli\ crs 
 Migbty trifle 
 III Tangles 
 
 Harper 123: 214 
 Miss Doulton's orchids 
 
 III Comedies in miniature 
 r. A. I. L. W. R. 
 
 In Comedies in miniature 
 Patron of art 
 
 In Comedies in miniature 
 Pipe of peace 
 
 In Comedies in miniature 
 Pipes o' Pan 
 In Tangles 
 Price of the past participle 
 In Tangles 
 
 Harper 105: 731 
 Thing that couldn't 
 In Tangles 
 
 Harper 118: 30 
 Trellis 
 
 In Harper 106: 402 
 LHtimate moment 
 
 In Tangles 
 Unexpected guests 
 
 In Comedies in miniature 
 Wainwright and the little gods 
 In Tangles 
 
 Harper 114: 76 
 Way to the wedding 
 In Tangles 
 
 Harper 121 : 597 
 When the turtle turned loose 
 In Tangles 
 
 Harper 109: 189 
 Who killed Cock Robin? 
 In Tangles 
 
 Harper 121 : 946 
 '■\\'ho laughs last" 
 /;( Tangles 
 
 Harper 115: 379 
 Woman and the law 
 In Tangles 
 
 Harper 116: 29 
 Camp-meeting at Mayo. Parker, G. 
 Camp of the bears. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Camp of the good fairy. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Campaign trout. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Can a life hide itself? Taylor. P>. 
 ('anal lioat. Hawthorne, N. 
 Candid friend. Miller, A. D. 
 Candidate for divorce. Boyesen, 11. 11. 
 Candle. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Candle in the plate. Matthews, J. B. 
 Candle's flame. Tracy, V. 
 Candy country. Alcott, L. M. 
 Cannibalism in the cars. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Cannibals and Mv. Bufifum. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Canterbury pilgrims. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Canterville ghost. Wilde, O. 
 
 Canvasser's tale. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Capillary crime. Millet, F. D. 
 
 Capitaine Burle. Zola, E. 
 
 Capitalist. Gissing, G. R. 
 
 Capitoline Venus. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Cap'n Ben. Brown, A. 
 
 Cap'n Bob of the Screamer. Smith, F. H. 
 
 Cap'n Jollyfax's gun. Morrison, A. 
 
 Cap'n Patti. Peattie, E. W. 
 
 Cap'n Tom's Christmas supper. Spof^ord, 
 H. P. 
 
 Captain Black. Carryl, C. E. 
 
 Captain Blaise. Connolly, J. B. 
 
 Captain Brand. See Pylc, H. Ghost of Cap- 
 tain Brand 
 
 Captain Close. King, C. 
 
 Captain Cole's passenger. Payn, J. 
 
 Captain Dick and Captain Jacka. Quiller- 
 Couch, A. T. 
 
 Captain dreams again. King, C. 
 
 Captain Elijah Coe. Osbourne, L. 
 
 Captain Eli's best ear; a Christmas story, 
 Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Captain England. Morris, G. 
 
 Captain from Bath. Quiller-Couch, .\. T. 
 
 Captain Jim's friend. Harte, B. 
 
 Captain Joe. Smith, F. H. 
 
 Captain joe and the Susie Ann. Smith, F. H. 
 
 Captain John Adams, missing. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Captain John Coxon. Masefield, J. 
 
 Captain John Jennings. Masefield, J. 
 
 Captain John Ward. Masefield, J. 
 
 Captain Kidd's money. Stowe, H. B. 
 
 Captain Littlepage. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Captain Mansana. Bjornson, B. 
 
 "Captain my captain." Balestier, C. W. 
 
 Captain of "The Camel." Bierce, A. 
 
 Captain of the "Heather Bell." Jackson, 
 H. H. 
 
 Captain of tlie school. Barrie, J. M. 
 
 Captain Robert Knox. ]\Iasefield, J. 
 
 Captain Rogers. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Captain Santa Clans. King, C. 
 
 Captain Sharkej'. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Captain Salomon Brazenhead's tale of The 
 half-brothers. See Hewlett, M. H. Half- 
 brothers 
 
 Captain Wyvern's adventures. Quiller- 
 Couch, A. T. 
 
 Captains. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 
 Captains all. Jacojjs, W. W. 
 
 Captain's charm. French, A. W. 
 
 Captain's daughter. Pushkin, A. S. 
 
 Captain's exploit. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Captain's story. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Captain's vices. Coppec, F. 
 
 Captain's youngest. Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Captive. Kipling, R. 
 
 Captive in the Caucasus. See Tolstoi, L. N. 
 I'risoner in the Caucasus 
 
 Captive of the ada-wehi. Craddock, C. E. 
 
 Captor of old Pontomoc. Earle, M. T. 
 
 Capture, l^unner, 11. C. 
 
 Capture of Nellie Carribin. MacManus, S. 
 
 Capture of the Burgomeister Van der Werf. 
 Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Capture of the emperor. Seawell, M. E. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 45 
 
 Captured dream. Thanet, O. 
 Captured Santa Claus. Page, T. N. 
 Capuana, Luigi, 1839- 
 Deposition 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library_ mystery and 
 detective stories, Italian-Spanisli 
 Carancro. Cable, G. W. 
 Carasoyn. Macdonald, G. 
 Caravan. Earle, M. T. 
 Caravansary. Daudet, A. 
 Carcellini emerald. Harrison, C. C. 
 Cardillac, the jeweller. Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 Careful man. Galsworthy, J. 
 Caresses. Maupassant, G. de 
 Cargo of cat. Bierce, A. 
 Carhart mystery. Viele, H. K. 
 Carleton, William, 1794- 1869 
 Neal Malone 
 In * [Traits and stories of Irish peas- 
 antry] 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 5 
 
 Stories by English authors, Ireland 
 Carleton Barker, first and second. Bangs, 
 
 J. K. 
 Carlotta's intended. Stuart, R. M. 
 Carmen. Merimee, P. 
 
 Carmichael's Christmas spirit. Davis, C. B. 
 Carnation's morning joy. Crockett, S. R. 
 Carnival jangle. Dunbar, A. 
 Carnival of love. Maupassant, G. de 
 Carolina night's dream. Morris, G. 
 Carpenter's daughter. Mitford, M. R. 
 Carpet of Belshazzar. Chambers, R. W. 
 Carriage lamps. Crane, S. 
 Carrington. Benson, E. F. 
 Carrion, Miguel Ramos 
 Breadseller 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Carroll's family party. Williams, J. L. 
 Carroll's formal garden. Williams, J. L. 
 Carroll's fortune. Williams, J. L. 
 Carroll's millionaire tenant. Williams, J. L. 
 Carryl, Charles Edward, 1841- 
 Captain Black 
 In Stories of the sea 
 Scrib M 10: 513 
 Cartel. Mitford, M. R. 
 Carteret. See Gray, D. Mr. Carteret. 
 Carter's inn. Maupassant, G. de 
 Carter's wench. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Carter's inn 
 Carthorses and the saddle-horse. Steven- 
 soil, R. L. 
 Carty Carteret's sister. Gray, D. 
 Case in diplomacy. Stuart, R. M. 
 Case in point. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Case is closed. See Futrelle, J. Super- 
 fluous finger 
 Case of Ca'line. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Case of Catherwood. Harriman, K. E. 
 Case of circumstantial evidence. Train, 
 
 A. C. 
 Cass of conscience. Austin, M. H. 
 Case of desertion. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Case of fever. Barr, R. 
 Case of Frederick. Vorse, M. H. 
 * Work not listed. 
 
 Case of General Oplc and Lady Camper. 
 Meredith, G. 
 
 Case of George Fisher. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Case of identity. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Case of interference Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Case of John Arniston's conscience. Crock- 
 ett, S. R. 
 
 Case of Katrina. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Case of George Dedlow. Mitchell, S. W. 
 
 Case of Lady Sannox. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Case of Laker, absconded. Morrison, A. 
 
 Case of Mary Ellen. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Case of measles. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Case of metaphantasmia. Howells, W. D. 
 
 Case of Mr. Helmer. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Case of Mr. Lucraft. Besant, W. and Rice, 
 
 Case of nerves. Spoi¥ord, H. P. 
 Case of Paramore. Gerould, K. F. 
 Case of the Bronson patent. Barr, R. 
 Case of the Evanstons. Gray, D. 
 Case of the grippe. Harris, J. C. 
 Case. of the lost foreigner. Morrison, A. 
 Case of the missing hand. ]\Iorrison, A. 
 Case of Thomas Phipps. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Cask of Amontillado. Poe, E. A. 
 Casperl. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Cast away on Feather's Folly. Duncan, N. 
 Cast of the apple. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Cast of the net. Ward, H. D. 
 Castaway. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Castaway ambassador. Payn, J. 
 Castaway of the South. Parker, G. 
 Castelnuovo, Enrico, 1839- 
 It snows 
 
 In Stories by foreign authors, Italian 
 Two funerals 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Casting vote. Craddock, C. E. 
 Casting vote. Vorse, M. H. 
 Castle, Agnes Sw.eetman, and Castle, Eger- 
 ton 
 Flower o' the orange 
 
 In Flower o' the orange 
 Great Todescan's secret thrust 
 
 In Flower o' the orange 
 Great white deeps 
 
 In Flower o' the orange 
 
 Love gilds the scene and woman guides 
 
 the plot 
 
 In Love gilds the scene 
 
 Mirror of the faithful heart 
 
 In Flower o' the orange 
 
 My rapier and my daughter 
 
 In Flower o' the orange 
 Ninth wave 
 
 In Ninth wave 
 Pomona 
 
 In Flower o' the orange 
 Rape of the beau 
 
 In Cosmopol 49: 486 
 Young conspiracy 
 
 In Flower o' the orange 
 Castle, Egerton, 1858- 
 Baron's quarry 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library Mystery and 
 detective stories v 2 
 Liv Age 191 : 650 
 Temple Bar 93=343 
 
46 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Castle, Egerton—Coiitiuiicd. 
 Death-dance 
 
 In IMarshfield the observer 
 Guests of the wolfmaster 
 In Temple Bar io8: 552 
 Nocturne 
 
 In Bookm 35: 265 
 Castle Dangerous. Scott, W. 
 Castle knight and troubadour. Peattic, 
 
 E. W. 
 Castle Nowhere. W'oolson, C. 1'. 
 Castle of Bim. Stockton. F. R. 
 Castle of content. Cabell, J. B. 
 Castle on the dunes. Bacon, J. D. 
 Castle Rackrent. Edgcworth, ]\I. 
 Castles near Spain. Harland.^ IT. 
 Casual encounter. Janvier, T. A. 
 Casual honeymoon. Cabell, J. B. 
 Cat. Benson, E. F. 
 Cat. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Cat and racket. See Balzac, II. dc. At the 
 
 sign of the cat and racket 
 Cat and the canary. Cameron. M. 
 Cat and the cherub. Fernald, C. B. 
 Cat and the king. Weyman, S. J. 
 Cat and the rill. Stockton, F. R. 
 Cat of high degree. Freeman, M. E. \V. 
 Cat that walked by himself. Kipling, R. 
 Catastrophe. Wells, H. G. 
 Catching a runaway engine. Warman, C. 
 Catching up with Christmas. Ferber, E. 
 Caterpillars. Benson, E. F. 
 Cathal of the w^oods. Sharp, W. 
 Catharine Carr. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Cathedral courtship. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Cathedral singer. Allen, J. L. 
 Gather, Willa Sibert, 1875- 
 Alexandcr's bridge 
 
 In Alexander's bridge 
 Alexander's masquerade 
 
 In McClure38:384, 523,658 
 Behind the Singer tower 
 
 In Collier's 49: My 18 p 16 
 Bohemian girl 
 
 In McClure 39: 420 
 "Death in the desert" 
 In Troll garden 
 Scrib M 33: 109 
 El Dorado 
 
 In New Eng M n s 24: 357 
 Eleanor's house 
 
 In McClure 29: 623 
 Eric Hermann son's soul 
 
 In Cosmopol 28:633 
 Flavia and her artists 
 
 In Troll garden 
 Garden lodge 
 
 In Troll garden 
 Joy of Nellie Deanc 
 
 In Cent 82: 859 
 Namesake 
 
 In McClure 28: 492 
 On the gull's road 
 
 In McClure 32: 145 
 Paul's case 
 
 In Troll garden 
 McClure 25: 74 
 Professor's commencement 
 
 In New Eng M n s 26: 481 
 Profile 
 In McClure 29: 135 
 
 Sculptor's funeral 
 In Troll garden 
 McClure 24: 329 
 Treasure of Far Island 
 
 /;; New Eng M n s 27: 234 
 Wagner matinee 
 
 /); Troll garden 
 Willing muse 
 In Cent 74: 550 
 Catherine. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Catherine Duval. Halevy, L. 
 Catherwood, Mrs. Mary (Hartwell) 1847- 
 1902 
 Babe Jerome 
 
 In Queen of the swamp 
 Beauport loup-garou 
 /;; Chase of Saint-Castin 
 Atlan 72: 630 
 Beaver lights 
 
 In Mackinac and lake stories 
 Beetrus 
 
 III Queen of the swamp 
 Black feather 
 
 In Mackinac and lake stories 
 Blue man 
 
 In ]\Iackinac and lake stories 
 Bony and Ban, the story of a printing 
 venture 
 In Bony and Ban 
 Bride of Arne Sandstrom 
 III Queen of the swamp 
 British islander 
 In Mackinac and lake stories 
 Harper 96: 345 
 Calhoun fiddler 
 
 In Queen of the swamp 
 Chase of Saint-Castin 
 In Chase of Saint-Casti 1 
 Atlan 72: 60 
 Cobbler in the devil's kitchen 
 
 In Mackinac and lake stories 
 Cursed patois 
 In Mackinac and lake stories 
 Harper 96: 753 
 Fairfield poet 
 
 /;; Queen of the swamp 
 Gargoyle. Sec Catherwood, M. 11. Old 
 
 Gargoyle 
 Indian on the trail 
 
 /;; Mackinac and lake stories 
 Kaskaskia. See Catherwood, M. H. Old 
 
 Kaskaskia 
 Kentucky princess 
 
 In Queen of the swamp 
 Kidnapped bride 
 III Chase of Saint-Castin 
 Atlan 74:326 
 King of Beaver 
 In Mackinac and lake stories 
 Harper 96: 185 
 Little domestic 
 
 In Atlan 77:217 
 Little Renault 
 
 /;( Spirit of an Illinois town 
 Cent 42: 557 
 Man from the Spanish war 
 
 Jn Queen of the swamp 
 Man who "hadn't time" 
 In Woman in armor 
 
INDEX TO SifORT STOKII-.S 
 
 47 
 
 Marianson 
 
 III Mackinac and lake stories 
 Harper 96: 92 
 Mill at Petit Cap 
 
 ]n Chase of Saint-Castin 
 Mothers of Honore 
 
 In Mackinac and lake stories 
 Harper 99: 136 
 Old Gargoyle 
 
 III Woman in armor 
 Old Kaskaskia 
 In Old Kaskaskia 
 Atlan 71: I 
 Penitent of Cross village 
 
 In Mackinac and lake stories 
 Pontiac's lookout 
 
 In Chase of Saint-Castin 
 Atlan 74: 35 
 Queen of the swamp 
 
 In Queen of the swamp 
 Renault. Sec Catherwood, M. H. Little 
 
 Renault 
 Rose day 
 
 In Queen of the swamp 
 Serena 
 
 In Queen of the swamp 
 Atlan 49: 752 
 Skeleton on Round Island 
 In Mackinac and lake stories 
 Harper 96: 524 
 Spanish Pegg; a story of young Illinois 
 
 In Spanish Peggy 
 Spirit of an Illinois town 
 
 In Spirit of an Illinois town 
 Stirring of? 
 In Queen of the swamp 
 Lippinc 31:303 
 Sweetness 
 In Queen of the swamp 
 Liv Age 222: 664 
 T'fergore 
 
 In Queen of the swamp 
 Vacant house 
 
 In Lippinc 37- 431 
 White islander 
 
 In Cent 46: 222 
 Windigio 
 
 In Chase of Saint-Castin 
 Atlan 73: 526 
 Wolfe's cove 
 
 In Chase of Saint-Castin 
 Atlan 73:79 
 Woman in armor 
 In Woman in armor 
 Catherwood's data of ethics. Train, A. C. 
 Cat's-paw strike. French, A. W. 
 Caught. Henry, O. 
 Caught. Maupassant, G. de 
 Caught in the very act. Maupassant, G. de 
 Caught in Toy town. Bangs, J. K. 
 Cause of it all. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Cause of the difficulty. Harris, J. C. 
 Cautious king and the all-wise woman. 
 
 Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Cavalleria rusticana. Verga, G. 
 Cave of Adullam. Brown, A. 
 Cavin Edward kirk militant. Crockett, 
 
 S. R. 
 Cecca's lover. Allen, G. 
 Cecil Castlemaine's gage. Ouida 
 Cecilia the Pharisee. Michelson, M. 
 
 Cecil's tryst. Payn, J. 
 Cecily. Hopkins, W. J. 
 Celestial chat. Phillpotts, E. 
 Celestial railroad. Hawthorne, N. 
 Celestial slingers. Jokai, M. 
 Cellars of Rueda. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Celtic beauty. MacManus, S. 
 Cenotaph. Earlc, M. T. 
 Centaur. Guerin, G. M. de 
 Centurion of the thirtieth. Kipling, R. 
 Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de, 1547-1616 
 Liberal lover 
 In Jessup, A. and Canby, H. S. Book 
 of the short story 
 Chad Gadya. Zangwill, I. 
 Chained to virtue. Thanet, O. 
 Chair of philanthromathematics. Henry, 
 
 O. 
 Chaldean magician, an adventure in Ronie, 
 in the reign of the Emperor Diocletian. 
 Eckstein, E. 
 Chali. Maupassant, G. de 
 Challenge. Brown, A. 
 Challenge! Maartens, M. 
 Challoner's adventure: The squire of dames. 
 Story of the destroying angel. Steven- 
 son, R. L. 
 Chalmer's gold piece. Gray, D. 
 Chamber of light. Morrison, A. 
 Chamber over the gate. Bates, A. 
 Chambers, Robert William, 1865- 
 Amourette 
 
 In Hampton 26:530 
 Becasse 
 
 In Harp W 48: Ja 16 p 98 
 Black Water 
 
 In Maker of moons 
 Eng Illust 15: 546 
 Blue-bird weather 
 In Blue-bird weather 
 
 Cosniopol 51:843; 52:124 
 Boy's sister 
 
 In Maker of moons 
 Bridal pair 
 In Tree of heaven 
 Harper 106:84 
 Carpet of Belshazzar 
 
 In Tree of heaven 
 Case of Mr. Helmer 
 In Tree of heaven 
 Harper 109: 769 
 Crime 
 
 In Maker of moons 
 Daughter of the revolution 
 
 In Hampton 27:330 
 Demoiselle d'Ys 
 
 /;; King in yellow 
 Envoi 
 
 In Mystery of choice 
 Ex curia 
 In Tree of heaven 
 Scrib M 36: 240 
 Fire-warden 
 
 In Young man in a hurry 
 Harper 108: 930 
 Ghost of chance 
 III Tree of heaven 
 Everybody's 13: 146 
 Golden pool 
 III Tree of heaven 
 
 Harp W 47: D 12 p 1967 
 
48 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Chambers, Robert William— C(W)/!;M/f(/. 
 How love came 
 
 /;; Cur Lit 33- 43^ 
 In Nauvoo 
 
 1)1 Young man in a hurry 
 In the name of the Most High 
 
 In Maker of moons 
 Eng Illust i6: 305 
 lole 
 
 In lole 
 Lords of creation 
 
 In Hampton 27: 131 
 Maker of moons 
 
 In Maker of moons 
 Eng Illust 15:315 
 Man at the next table 
 
 In Maker of moons 
 Market-hunter 
 
 In Youny man in a hurry 
 Marlitt's shoes 
 
 In Young man in a hurry 
 Harper 106:682 
 Mask 
 
 In King in yellow 
 Matter of eugenics 
 
 In Hampton 26:675 
 Matter of interest 
 
 In Alystery of choice 
 Cosmopol 23:315, 421 
 Messenger 
 
 In Mystery of choice 
 Scrib M 21 : 194 
 Xon-coml^atants 
 
 In Harper 109: 831 
 One man in a million 
 
 In Young man in a hurry 
 Harper 103: 944 
 Orchard-land, a chilaren's story 
 
 In Orchard-land 
 Out of the depths 
 
 In Tree of heaven 
 Outdoorland 
 
 In Outdoorland 
 Pasque Florida 
 
 In Young man in a hurry 
 Harper 107: 583 
 Passeur 
 
 In Mystery of choice 
 Eng Illust 18:62 
 Path-master 
 
 In Young man in a hurry 
 Picketts 
 
 In McClure 7: 437 
 Pilgrim 
 
 In Young man in a hurry 
 Harper 103:358 
 Pleasant evening 
 
 In Maker of moons 
 l'om])c funebre 
 
 In Mystery of choice 
 Pro bono publico 
 
 In Hampton 27: 19 
 Prophet's paradise 
 
 In King in yellow 
 Purple emperor 
 
 In Mystery of choice 
 Repairer of reputations 
 
 In King in yellow 
 River-land; a story for children 
 In Riverland 
 
 Rue Barree 
 
 In King in yellow 
 Shining band 
 
 In Young man in a hurry 
 Sign of Venus 
 In Tree of heaven 
 Harper 108:99 
 Silent land 
 
 In Maker of moons 
 Special messenger 
 
 In Harper no: 344 
 Street of Our lady of the fields 
 
 1)1 King in yellow 
 Street of the first shell 
 
 In King in yellow 
 Street of the four winds 
 
 In King in yellow 
 Swastika 
 
 1)1 Tree of heaven 
 Tree of dreams 
 
 In Tree of heaven 
 Trouble for two 
 
 In Harper 109: 390 
 White shadow 
 
 In Mystery of choice 
 Wolf! W^olfl 
 
 1)1 Harper's \V 47: 1912 
 Yellow sign 
 
 1)1 King in yellow 
 Yo espero 
 
 In Scrib M 21 : 413 
 Young man in a hurry 
 In Young man in a hurry 
 Harper 107: 377 
 Chamisso, Adalbert, von (Louis Charles 
 Adelaide de Chamisso), 1781-1S38 
 Peter Schlemihl; the shadowless man 
 In Wonderful liistory of Peter Schlem- 
 ihl 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction, v 5 
 Stories by foreign authors, German 
 Champagne. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Champion of the weather. Henrj^, O. 
 Champions. Harriman, K. E. 
 Championship. Morris, G. 
 Champney, Elizabeth (Williams) (Mrs. 
 James Wells Champney) 1850- 
 Heartbreak cameo 
 In Stories by American authors, v 6 
 Chan Tow, the highrob. Fernald, C. B. 
 Chance child. Mayo, I. 
 Chance of Araminta. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Chance Samaritan. Cameron, M. 
 Chandra's vengeance. Frere, M. 
 Change of air. Van Dyke, H. 
 Change of heart. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Change of heart; a drama. James, H. 
 Change of heart. SpofTord, H. P. 
 Change of treatment. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Change of views. Payn, J. 
 Changed man. Hardy, T. 
 Changed view. Donncll, A. H. 
 Changeling. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Clianging nunil)ers. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Channing, Grace Ellery. Sec Stetson. 
 
 G. 1'. C. 
 Chanson de Bolieme. Henry. O. 
 Chaparral Christmas gift. Henry, O. 
 Chaparral prince. Henry, O. 
 Chajiel of case. Davis, Rebecca II. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 49 
 
 Chaperon. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Chaperon. James, II. 
 Chaplin, Heman White, 1847- 
 Eli 
 In Stories by American authors v 9 
 Cent 23: 131 
 Village convict 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 6 
 Charcoal sketches. Sicnkiewicz, H. 
 Charge for France. Heard, J., jr. 
 "Charge it"; or. Keeping up with Harry. 
 
 Bacheller, I. 
 Chariot of hre. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Ciiarity. Bovct, M. A. de 
 Charity. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Charles Ashmore's trail. Bierce, A. 
 Charley's coup. London, J. 
 Charlie Whittler's Christmas party. Page, 
 
 T. N. 
 Charm dispelled. Sec Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Discovery 
 Charm of the stable. Maupassant, G. de 
 Charmed life. Davis, Richard H. 
 Charmer of snakes. Hichens, R. S. 
 Charming family. Gissing, G. R. 
 Charming woman. Jerome, J. K. 
 Chase of Saint-Castin. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Chase of the fin-back whale. Duncan, N. 
 Chase of the tide. Duncan, N. 
 Chase overnight. Connolly. J. B. 
 Chasing a major-general. Remington, F. 
 Chasing a rainbow. Futrelle, J. 
 Chasing the white mail. Warman, C. 
 Chasse-Croise. Zangwill, I. 
 Chastening of Sally. Vorse, M. H. 
 Chat with Xanthippe. Bangs, J. K. 
 Chateau of Prince Polignac. Trollope, A. 
 Chatelaijie of Burnt Ridge. Harte, B. 
 Chatelaine of La Trinite. Fuller. H. B. 
 Chatelaine of Vergi. Marie de France 
 Chatelaine sans chateau. Ouida 
 Chatter-box. Wyatt. E. F. 
 Chautauquaed. Kipling, R. 
 Cheap boat. Vorse, M. H. 
 Cheap tour. Payn, J. 
 Cheapness of the boat. Vorse. M. IT. 
 Cheating the gallows. Zangwill, I. 
 Check and countercheck. See Matthews, 
 J. B., and Jessop, G. H. Tale of twenty- 
 five hours 
 Checked imagination. Bjornson, B. 
 Checked love affair. Ford, P. L. 
 Checkmate. Maupassant, G. de 
 Cheerful glacier. Austin, M. H. 
 Cheese-soup. Daudet, A. 
 Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich, i860- 1904 
 Agatha 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 At home 
 
 In Black monk 
 
 Stories of Russian life 
 At the manor 
 
 In Black monk 
 Bad conduct. See Chekhov, A. P. "Kasch- 
 
 tanka" 
 Beggar 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Black monk 
 In Black monk 
 
 Champagne 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Children 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 La cigale 
 
 In The kiss 
 Death of an oflicial 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Decoration 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Dreams 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Event 
 
 In Black nunik 
 Family council 
 
 In Black monk 
 Father 
 
 In Black monk 
 Head gardener's tale 
 
 In The kiss 
 
 Stories of Russian life 
 Hush 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 In exile 
 
 In Black monk 
 
 Esenwein, J. P>. Short story master- 
 pieces, Russian v 2 
 Fortn 80: 529 
 Lippinc 90: 370 
 In the ravine 
 
 Fn Stories of Russian life 
 "Kaschtanka." Bad conduct 
 
 /;; New Eng M n s 39: 564 
 Kiss 
 
 In The kiss 
 Lean and fat 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Little Jack 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Malefactor 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Man in the case 
 
 /;; Stories of Russian life 
 Mass for the dead 
 
 In The kiss 
 Murder will out 
 
 /// Stories of Russian life 
 Muzhiks 
 
 /;;, The kiss 
 Night before Easter 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Not wanted 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 On the way 
 
 /;; Black monk- 
 Stories of Russian life 
 On trial 
 
 In The kiss 
 Overseasoned 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Oysters 
 
 In The kiss 
 Philosophy at home 
 
 In Short stories Oct 1891 
 Princess 
 
 In The kiss 
 Privy councillor 
 
 In The kiss 
 Reed 
 
 /;; The kiss 
 
=^0 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Chekhov, Anton Pavlovich — Ccn/i^nd'c/. 
 Robbers 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Rothschild's liddlc 
 
 In Black monk 
 Runawaj^ 
 
 In The kiss 
 Safety match 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, German, etc. 
 Sleepy-eye. Sec Chekhov, A. 1'. Sleepy 
 
 head 
 Sleepyhead 
 
 In Black monk 
 
 Cosmopol 41 : 151 
 Street scene in Russia [frcmi Chameleon] 
 
 In Canad M 24: 556 
 Terrible nipht 
 
 /;; Cur Lit 42: 112 
 Troublesome guest 
 
 /;; Stories of Russian life 
 Trousseau 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Two tragedies 
 
 In Black monk 
 Verotchka 
 
 In The kiss 
 Ward No. 6 
 
 In Black monk 
 Without a title 
 
 In Stories of Russian life 
 Woe 
 
 /;; Tlic kiss 
 ^^'omen 
 
 /;; The kiss 
 Zinotchka 
 In The kiss 
 Chekko and Uncle Ben. Warmaii, C. 
 Chelkash. Gorky, M. 
 Chemistry class. Phillpotts, E. 
 Cheneviere, Adolphe, 1S55- 
 Tonton 
 
 In Patten, W. International short stor- 
 ies V 3 
 Cherchez la fcmme. Henry, O. 
 Cherokee Hall. Lewis, A. H. 
 Cherokee Hall plays poker. Lewis, A. H. 
 Cherry. Tarkington, B. 
 Cherry orchard. Edgeworth, M. 
 "Cherry ripe." Phillpotts, E. 
 ("herrycotc. Harrison, C. C. 
 Chesnutt, Charles Waddell, 1858- 
 Baxter's Procrustes 
 
 In Atlan 93: 823 
 Bouquet 
 
 /;; Wife of his youth 
 Atlan 84:648 
 Bunch of 3-ellow roses 
 
 /;; Liv Age 225: 63 
 Cicely's dream 
 
 In Wife of his youth 
 Conjurer's revenge 
 In Conjure woman 
 
 Overland n s 13: 623 
 Dave's neckliss 
 
 In Atlan 64: 500 
 Goo])hered grapevine 
 In Conjure woman 
 Atlan 60: 254 
 
 Gray Wolf's lia'nt 
 
 In Conjure woman 
 Her Virginia Mammy 
 
 In Wife of his youth 
 Hot-foot Hannibal 
 In Conjure woman 
 Atlan 83 : 49 
 March of progress 
 
 In Cent 61 : 422 
 Mars Jeem's nightmare 
 
 In Conjure woman 
 Matter of principle 
 
 In Wife of his youth 
 Passing of Grandisson 
 In Wife of his youth 
 Po' Sandy 
 
 /;; Conjure woman 
 Sheriff's children 1 
 
 In Wife of his youth 
 Sis' Becky's pickaninny 
 
 In Conjure woman 
 Swaj'-backed house 
 
 In Outlook 66: 588 
 Uncle Wellington's wives 
 
 In Wife of his youth 
 Web of circumstance 
 
 In Wife of his youth 
 Wife of his youth 
 In Wife of his youth 
 Atlan 82: 5^ 
 Chest of silver. Hornung, E. W. 
 Chesterfield's postal cards to his son. 
 
 Matthews, J. B. _ 
 Chevalier de Resseguier. Aldrich. T. B. 
 Chevalier of Pensieri-Vani. Fuller, H. B. 
 Chevalier Saint Agar. Trumbull, A. E. 
 Chick of the Easter tgf;:. Howells, W. D. 
 Chickama;uga. Bierce, A. 
 Chickens. Ferber, E. 
 
 Chief and his fellow dogs. Smith. F. H. 
 Chief clerk's Christmas. White, W. A. 
 Chief engineer. Osbournc, L. 
 Chief factor. Parker, G. 
 Chief of the devorants. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Ferragus 
 Chief operator. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Le chicn d'or. Besant, W. 
 Child. Donncll, A. H. 
 Child. Galsworthy. T. 
 Child. "Maupassant. G. de 
 Child Christoiiher and Goldiluid the I'air. 
 
 Morris. W. 
 Child in the garden. Merrick, L. 
 Child of light. Crosbv, M. 
 Child of the age. Bovesen, H. H. 
 Child of the Ghetto. Zangwill. T. 
 Child of the Jago. Morrison, .\. 
 Child of the phalansterv. .Mien, G. 
 Child of the rain. Peattie, E. W. 
 Child of Urbino. Ouida 
 Child spv. See Daudet, A. Boy spy 
 Child who had evervthing but — . Bangs, 
 
 J. K. 
 Children. Bacon, J. D. 
 Children. Chekhov. A. P. 
 Children mav be wiser than their parents. 
 See TdlstoT, L. N. Texts for woodcuts. 
 Children of the barren. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Children of the public. Hale. E. E. 
 Children of the zodiac. Kipling, R. 
 Children of water. Sharp, W. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 51 
 
 Children of wind :iiul the clan of peace. 
 
 Sharp, W. 
 Children's crusade. Sec Peattie, E. W. With 
 
 scrip and staff. 
 Children's hearts. Bourget, P. 
 Child's dream of a star. Dickens, A. 
 Child's letter. Field, E. 
 Child's mother. Deland, M. 
 Child's story. Dickens, C. 
 Chilhowee lily. Craddock, C. E. 
 Chinitcra. Hawtliornc, N. 
 Chimes. Dickens, C. 
 Chinago. London, J. 
 Chinese ambassador. Halevy, L. 
 Chinese girl graduate. Douglas, R. K. 
 Chip. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Chippings with a chisel. Hawthorne, N. 
 Chiropodist. Taylor, B. 
 Choice. Galsworthy, J. 
 Choice. Wharton, E. 
 
 Choice of Cyril Harjohn. Jerome, J. K. 
 Choice spirits. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Choolah. Sec Craddock, C. E. Exploit of 
 
 Choolah 
 Choosing time. Moulton, L. C. 
 Chopin of the gutter. Huneker, J. G. 
 Choy Susan. Bishop, W. H. 
 Chrisna; the queen of the Danube. Sain- 
 
 tine, J. X. B*. 
 Christ in Flanders. Balzac, H. de 
 Christening. Maupassant, G. de 
 Christian Gellert's last Christmas. Auer- 
 
 bach, B. 
 Christian Lahnsen's baron. Theden, D. 
 Christie Johnstone. Reade, C. 
 Christmas accident. Trumbull, A. E. 
 Christmas and Rome. Hale, E. E. 
 Christmas at Goldberg. Peattie, E. W. 
 Christmas at Peace Haven. Grenfell, W. T. 
 Christmas at the Trimbles. Stuart, R. ]\I. 
 Christmas at Thompson Hall. Trollope, A. 
 Christmas banquet. Hawthorne, N. 
 Christmas before last. Stockton, F. R. 
 Christmas, beggar's. Wyatt, E. F. 
 Christmas bells. Spofford, H. P. 
 Christmas betrothal. Coppee, F. 
 Christmas burglary. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Christmas by injunction. Henry, O. 
 Christmas carol. Dickens, C. 
 Christmas child. Schock, G. 
 Christmas chime. Cameron, M. 
 Christmas club. Eggleston, E. 
 Christmas, Conscript's. Harris, J. C. 
 Christmas crime. IBishop, W. H. 
 Christmas day on Old Windy mountain. 
 
 Craddock, C. E. 
 Christmas devotee. French, A. W. 
 Christmas, Dick Spindler's. Harte, B. 
 Christmas dinner. Dickens, C. 
 Christmas episode of the plantation. Stuart, 
 
 R. M. 
 Christmas eve. Maupassant, G. de 
 Christmas eve concert. Allen, G. 
 Christmas eve on Lonesome. Fox, J., jr. 
 Christmas-eve revel in the Marais. Daudct, 
 
 A. 
 Christmas eve under the Terror. Bourget, 
 
 P. 
 Christmas every day. Howells, W. D. 
 Christmas fantasy, with a moral. Aldricli, 
 
 T. B. 
 
 Christmas feast. Father Balagnerc's. Dau- 
 
 det, A. 
 Christmas fiddle. Austin, M. H. 
 Christmas for Big Amc. Fox, J., jr. 
 Christmas geese. Stuart, R. M. 
 Christmas gift, chapparal. Henry, O. 
 C'hristmas gift of Thaddeus. Bangs, J. K. 
 Christmas gift, Penelope's. Jordan, E. G. 
 Christmas gift that came to Rupert. Harte, 
 
 B. 
 Christmas gift, V'an Valkenburg's. Jordan, 
 
 E. G. . J . 
 
 Christmas gifts. Stuart, R. I\L 
 Christmas guest. Kelly, M. 
 Christmas guest. Lagerlof, S. 
 Christmas guest. See Stuart, R. AL Sonny, 
 
 a Christmas guest 
 Christmas handicap. Connolly, J. B. 
 Christmas hare-hunt in old Virginia. Sec 
 
 Page, T. N. Long hill-side 
 Christmas, Her. Freeman, ]\L E. W. 
 Christmas Jenny. Freeman, ]\L E. W. 
 Christmas, Josiah's first. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Christmas, Journey in search of. Wister, O. 
 Christmas joy that came to Betty. French, 
 
 Christmas Kalends of Provence. Janvier, 
 
 T. A. 
 Christmas lady. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Christmas, Little lady who wouldn't spoil. 
 
 Long, J. L. 
 [Christmas] Lost! Dec. 25th. Thanet, O. 
 Christmas lovers. Coppee, F. 
 [Christmas] Mamsell Fredrika. Lager- 
 
 15f, S. 
 Christmas masquerade. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Christmas miracle. See Craddock, C. E. His 
 
 Christmas miracle 
 [Christmas] Misadventures of John Nichol- 
 son. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Christmas, Mr. Davidson's last. Watson, J. 
 Christmas monks. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Christmas mummers. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Christmas mystery. Locke, W. J. 
 Christmas night. Lagerlof, S. 
 Christmas, Night before. Harris, J. C. 
 Christmas night with Satan. Fox, J., jr. 
 Christmas, Old-time. Davis, C. B. 
 Christmas, Old-time. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Christmas party, Charlev Whittler's. Page, 
 
 T. N. 
 Christmas party. Woolson, C. F. 
 Christmas passage, Joy of a. Connolly, 
 
 J. B. 
 Christmas peace. Page, T. N. 
 Christmas picture. Barr, R. 
 Christmas possum, Mt. Pisgah's. Dunbar, 
 
 P. L. 
 Christmas present. Heyse. P. J. L. 
 Christmas present for a "lady. Kelley, M. 
 Christmas, Recruit at. Davis, C. B. 
 Christmas rose. I-egend of. Lagerlof, S. 
 Christmas shadrach. Stockton, F. R. 
 Christmas, Shakespeare's. Quiller-Couch, 
 
 A. T. 
 Christmas sing in our village. Freeman, M. 
 
 E. W. 
 Christmas sketch: Salvette and Bernadon. 
 
 Daudet, A. 
 Christmas spirit, Carmichael's. Davis, 
 
 C. B. 
 
52 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Christmas, Stephen Skarridge's. Stockton, 
 
 F. R. 
 
 Christmas stocking, Whistling Dick's. 
 
 Henry, O. 
 Christmas, Stolen. Freeman, M. I£. W. 
 Christmas storms and sunshine. Gaskcll, 
 
 E. C. 
 Christmas storj-: Captain Eli's best ear. 
 
 Stockton, F. R. 
 Christmas story; Mr. Blake's walking-stick. 
 
 Eggleston, E. 
 Christmas story of a little church. King. 
 
 G. E. 
 
 Christmas stor>-. Return. Bazin. R. 
 Christmas story, unlinislied. Henry, O. 
 Christmas, Summer. Maartens, M. 
 Christmas supper in the Marais. Sec Dau- 
 det, A. Christmas-Eve revel in the 
 Marais 
 Christmas tree. Austin, M. II. 
 Christmas tree, First. Van Dj'ke. H. 
 Christmas tree on Pigeon. Fox, J., jr. 
 Christmas truants. Stockton, F. R. 
 Christmas venture; a romance of Valley 
 
 Forge. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Christmas waits in Boston. Hale, E. E. 
 Christmas wreck. Stockton, F. R. 
 Christopher. See Harris, M. In the inter- 
 ests of Christopher 
 Christopher II. Donnell, A. H. 
 Christopherson. Gissing, G. R. 
 Christophorus. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Chrystal's centurv. Hornung, E. W. 
 Chu Chu. Harte, B. 
 
 ("humming with a savage. Stoddard, C. W. 
 Chums. Gorky, M. 
 Chun Ah Chun. London, J. 
 Church mouse. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Church of San Pablo, Seville. Smith, F. H. 
 Church with an overshot wheel. Henry, O. 
 Churching of Grandma Pleasant. Dunbar, 
 
 P. L. 
 Churchwarden's brother. Allen, G. 
 Cicatrice. IMorris, G. 
 Cicely's dream. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 La cigale. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Cigar divan. See Stevenson. R. L. Pro- 
 logue of the cigar divan 
 Cinderella. Bland, E. N. 
 Cinderella. Davis, Richard H. 
 Cinderella. Perrault, C. 
 Cinderella; or the glass slipper. (Adapted.) 
 
 Scudder, FI. E. 
 Cinnamon roses. l-"reeman, M. I'.. W. 
 
 Cipher. Parker, G. 
 
 Cipher, Lost. Weyman, S. J. 
 
 .007; story of a locomotive. Kipling, R. 
 
 Circe's palace. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Circular tour. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Circulating library. Donnell, A. II. 
 
 Circumstance. SpofYord, H. P. 
 
 Circumstances. Cahan, .\. 
 
 Circus. Bland, E. N. 
 
 Circus at Denby. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Circus charger. Halevy, L. 
 
 Circus Dan. Harbcn, W. N. 
 
 Citizen and the traveller. Stevenso)i, R. L. 
 
 Citizen of the roads. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Citizen Schneider. Erckmann, E., and Cha- 
 trian, A. 
 
 City editor's conscience. Williams, J. L. 
 
 City of dreadful night. Henry, O. 
 
 City of dreadful night. Kipling, R. 
 
 City of dream. Crockett, S. R. 
 
 City of the beast. Jokai, M. 
 
 City of the Gone Away. Bierce, A. 
 
 City of the sea. Jerome, J. K. 
 
 City urchin and the chaste villagers. Crane, 
 
 S. 
 Civil servant. Hale, E. E. 
 Clair de lunc. Maupassant, G. dc 
 Clammer. Hopkins, W. J. 
 Clan of No-name. Crane, S. 
 Clancy. Connelly, J. B. 
 Clara Militch. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Clarence. I farte, B. 
 Clarence at the ball. Fernald, C. B. 
 Clarence's mind. Fernald, C. B. 
 Clarice. Spofford, H. P. 
 Clarice of the autumn concerts. Bennett, E. 
 
 A. 
 Clarion call. Flenry, O. 
 Clarissa's own child. Comer, C. .\. 
 Clash of sentimentalists. Miller, .\. D. 
 Claude Gueux. Hugo, V. 
 Clavis. Slosson, A. T. , 
 
 Claws of the tiger. Morris, G. 
 Clear field. Cutting, M. S. 
 Cleeve court. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Clemens, Samuel Langhorne (Mark Twain, 
 pseud.) 1835-1910 
 Adam's diary. See Clemens, S. L. l^x- 
 
 tracts from Adam's diary 
 Adventure of Huckleberry Finn; with an 
 account of the famous Grangerford- 
 Shepherdson feud 
 III Cent 29: 268 
 At the appetite cure 
 
 In Writings [Harper] v 23 
 Cosmopol 25: 425 
 Aurelia's unfortunate j^oung man 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [.'\mer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Burlesque biography 
 
 In Writings [Harper] v -^4 
 $30,000 bequest 
 Californian's tale 
 
 In Writings [Harper] v 24 
 $30,000 bequest 
 Harper 104: 601 
 Cannibalism in the cars 
 In Writings [Harper] v 10 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 . Sketches, new and oUl 
 Canvasser's tale 
 In Writings [Harper] v 20 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Li>| v 20 
 Tom Sawyer abroad 
 Atlan 38:673 
 Capitoline Venus 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer T^d) Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and idd 
 Captain's story 
 
 In Merry tales 
 Case of George Fisher 
 In Writings [Harper] v i«) 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 53 
 
 Curious book; complete 
 In Writings [Harper] v 21 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 21 
 American claimant 
 £ico,coo,ooo banknote 
 Curious dream 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Curious experience 
 
 III Cent 23: 35 
 Death-disk 
 
 III Harper 104: 19 
 Disgraceful persecution of a boy 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v IQ 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Dog's tale 
 
 III Writings [Harper] v 24 
 Dog's tale 
 $30,000 bequest 
 Harper 108: 11 
 Double-barrelled detective story 
 III Double-barrelled detective story 
 Harper 104: 254, 430 
 Edward Mills and George Benton; a tale 
 III Writings [Harper] v 24 
 $30,000 bequest 
 Encounter with an interviewer 
 In Writings [Harper] v 20 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 20 
 Tom Sawyer abroad 
 Enemy conquered; or Love triumphant. 
 
 See Clemens, S. L. Curious book 
 Esquimau maiden's romance 
 In Writings [Harper] v 23 
 
 Man that corrupted Hadleyburg 
 Cosmopol 16: 53 
 Eve's diary 
 In Eve's diary 
 Harper 112:25 
 Experience of the McWilliamscs with 
 membraneous croup 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Extract from Captain Stormfield's visit 
 to Heaven 
 In Extract from Captain Stormfield's 
 visit to Heaven 
 Harper 116: 41, 266 
 Extracts from Adam's diary 
 In Extracts from Adam's diary 
 Harper 102:762 
 Fable 
 
 In Harper 120: 70 
 Facts concerning the recent carnival ol 
 crime in Connecticut 
 In Writings [Harper] v 20 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 20 
 Tom Sawyer abroad 
 Facts concerning the recent resignation 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old- 
 Facts in the case of the great beef con- 
 tract 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 
 l'"i\-c boons of life 
 
 III Writings [Harper] v 24 
 $30,000 bequest 
 From the "London Times" of 1904 
 In Writings [Harper] v 23 
 
 Man tliat corrupted Hadleyburg 
 Cent 57: 100 
 General Washington's negro body-ser- 
 vant 
 In Writings [Harper] v 24 
 $30,000 bequest 
 Ghost story 
 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v ig 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Golden arm [In How to tell a story] 
 In Works [Harper] v 23 
 
 Man that corrupted Hadleyburg 
 Great revolution in Pitcairn 
 In Writings [Harper] v 20 
 
 W^ritings [Amer Pub Co] v 20 
 Tom Sawyer abroad 
 A tlan 43:295 
 Helpless situation 
 
 In Writings [Harper] v 24 
 $30,000 bequest 
 Horse's tale 
 In Horse's tale 
 
 Harper 113: 327,_ 539 
 How I edited an agricultural paper 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 How the animals of the wood sent out a 
 scientific expedition. Pt i of Some 
 learned fables 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 How the animals in the wood completed 
 their scientific labors. Pt 2 of Some 
 learned failles 
 /;; Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v ig 
 Sketches, new and old 
 How the author was sold in Newark 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Is he living or is he dead? 
 In Works [Plarper] v 23 
 
 Man that corrupted Hadleyburg 
 Cosmopol 15: 629 
 Jim's investments, and King Sollerman 
 
 In Cent 29: 456 
 Journalism in Tennessee 
 III Writings [Plarper] v rg 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v ig 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Judge's spirited woman 
 
 /;; Writings [Harper] v ig 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Jumping frog 
 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 
 Jumping frog 
 
 Man that corrupted Hadleyl)urg 
 
 (extracts) 
 Sketches, new and old 
 No Am R 158:446 
 Overland, n s 40: 287 
 
54 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Clemens, Samuel Langhorne—C o)i!iniu'il. 
 Jumping frog' of Calaveras. See Clemens, 
 
 S. L. Jumping frog 
 Killing of JuHus Caesar localized 
 1)1 Writings l Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Tub Co] v ly 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Legend of Sagenfeld, in Germany 
 In Writings [Harper] v 20 
 
 Writings [Amer Tub Co] v 20 
 Tom Sa\v3'er abroad 
 Lionizing murderers 
 In Writings [Harper] v ly 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v ly 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Loves of Alonzo Fitz Clarence and Ros- 
 annah Ethelton 
 In Writings [Harper] v 20 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 20 
 Tom Sawj-er abroad 
 Luck 
 
 hi Writings [Harper] v 21 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 21 
 American claimant 
 Merry tales 
 Harper 83:407 
 j\Ian that corrupted Hadleyburg 
 In Writings [Harper] v 23 
 
 Man that corrupted Hadleyburg 
 Harper 100:29 
 Mediaeval romance 
 
 III Writings [Harper] y 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v ig 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Overland, n s 50:483 
 Meisterschaft: in three acts 
 In Writings [Harper] v 21 
 
 \Vritings [Amer Pub Co] v 21 
 American claimant 
 Merry tales 
 Cent 35:457 
 Merry tales. [Private history of a cam- 
 paign that failed; Luck; Curious ex- 
 perience Mrs. McWilliams and the 
 lightning; Meisterschaft in three acts] 
 In Waitings [Harper] v 21 
 
 Writings [Am pub co ] v 21 
 American claimant 
 £r, 000,000 bank note 
 /;; Writings [Harper] v 21 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 21 
 American claimant 
 £1,000,000 bank note 
 Cent 45:338 
 Mrs. McWilliams and the liglitning 
 In Writings [Harper] v 21 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 21 
 American claimant 
 Merry tales 
 My bloody massacre 
 
 fn Writings [Harper] v iQ 
 
 Writings [Amer Pul) Co] v to 
 Sketches, new and old 
 My late senatorial sccretaryshii) 
 /;.' Writings [Harper] v 10 
 
 \yritings [.\mer Pub Cn] v 10 
 Sketclies, new and old 
 My watcli — an instructive little tale 
 fn Writings [Harper] v ly 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v U) 
 Sketches, new and did 
 
 Mysterious visit 
 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v ly 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Niagara 
 hi Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer I'ub Co] v ig 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Petrilied man 
 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Playing courier 
 
 //; \Vritings [Harper] v 21 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 21 
 American claimant 
 £1,000,000 bank note 
 Political economy 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Private history of a campaign tliat failed 
 In Writings [Harper] v 21 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 21 
 American claimant 
 Merry tales 
 Cent 31: 193 
 Private history of the jumping frog 
 stories 
 In Writings [Harper] v 23 
 Punch, brothers, punch 
 
 In Writings [Harper] v 20 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 20 
 Tom Sawyer abroad 
 Rogers 
 
 III Writings [Harper] v 20 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 20 
 Tom Sawyer abroad 
 Science vs. luck 
 
 /// Writings [Harper] y 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Siamese twins 
 
 /;; Writings [Harper] y 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Some learned fables for good old boys 
 and girls. 3 pts. 
 In Writings [Harper] y 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v ly 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Stolen white elephant 
 
 In Writings [Harper] y 20 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 20 
 Tom Sawyer abroad 
 Story of the bad little boy 
 In Writings [Harper] y 19 
 
 Writings [.^mer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Story of the good little boy 
 In Writings [Harper] v tq 
 
 Writings [.\mer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 $30,000 bequest 
 
 /;; Writings | Harper] v 24 
 $30,000 bequest 
 Harp W 48: 1870 
 Tom Sawyer abroad 
 
 /;/ Writings [Har])er] v 20 
 
 Writings [.\nier Pub Co] v 20 
 Tom Sawyer abroad 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 55 
 
 Tom Sawyer, detective 
 
 In Writings [Harper] v 20 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 20 
 Tom Sawyer abroad 
 Harper 93:344. 5i9 
 True story 
 
 In W'ritings [Harper] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Two little tales . 
 
 In Cent 63: 24 
 Undertaker's chat 
 In Writings [Harper] v 19 
 
 Writings [Amer Pub Co] v 19 
 Sketches, new and old 
 Was it Heaven? or hell? 
 In Writings [Harper] v 24 
 $30,000 bequest 
 Harper 106: 11 
 Clerk's conscience. Payn, J. 
 Clerk's quest. Moore, G. 
 Clever Lady Sophia. Norris, W. E. 
 Clever necromancer. Sherwood, M. P. 
 Clever thief. (Tibetan) 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories. Oriental 
 Clients of Aaron Green. Lewis, A. H. 
 Cloak. Gogol, N. V. 
 Clochette. Maupassant, G. de 
 Clock in the sky. Cable, G. W. 
 Clock of Bougival. Daudet, A. 
 Clockmaker and his wife. Harraden, B. 
 Clocks of Rondaine. Stockton, F. R. 
 Clod of the valley. Moulton, L. C. 
 Clodhopper. King, G. E. 
 Cloisonne vase. Cutting, M. S. 
 Closed room. See Burnett, F. H. In the 
 
 closed room 
 Closet. Maupassant, G. de 
 Closing of Santa Claus' door. French, A. W. 
 Cloth of gold. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Cloud on the mountain. Foote, M. H.^ 
 Clouds and sunshine. See Reade, C. Course 
 
 of true love never did run smooth 
 Cloverfield's carriage. Stockton, F. R. 
 Clown. Maupassant, G. de 
 Clown and the Columbine. Seawell, M. E. 
 Club benefactor. Payn, J. 
 Club chestnuts warmed over. Smith, F. H. 
 Club-fooled grocer. See Doyle, A. C. Story 
 
 of the club-footed grocer 
 Clue. Brown, A. 
 
 Coal from the embers. Fuller, H. B. 
 Coal oil Johnny. Osbourne, L. 
 Coals of fire. Bland, E. N. 
 Coat of red lead. Smith, F. H. 
 Cobbler in the devil's kitchen. Cather- 
 
 wood, M. H. 
 Coccaro the clown. Davis, C. B. 
 Cock crowed. Maupassant, G. de 
 Cock of the walk. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Cocked hat. Alargon, P. A. de 
 Coco. Maupassant, G. de 
 Cocotte. Maupassant, G. de 
 Code of the corps. King, C. 
 Codger. Galsworthy, J. 
 Coffin, R. T. 
 
 How old Wiggins wore ship 
 In Stories by American authors v 9 
 Coffin-maker. Pushkin, A. S. 
 
 Cogan Capeador. Connolly, J. B. 
 Cold greeting. Bierce, A. 
 Cold heart. Hauff, W. 
 Cold iron. Kipling, R. 
 Cold snap. Bellamy, E. 
 Collaboration. James, H. 
 Collaboration. Jordan, E. G. 
 Collaborators. Hichens, R. S. 
 Collaborators. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Collector's inconsistency. Watson, J. 
 College and the circus. Williams, J. L. 
 College friends. Amicis, E. de 
 College girl. Bacon, J. D. 
 College men. Williams, J. L. 
 Colleging of Simeon Gleg. Crockett, S. R. 
 Collins, Wilkie, i. e. William Wilkie, 1824- 
 1889 
 After dark 
 
 In After dark 
 Anne Rodway 
 
 In Queen of hearts 
 Biter bit 
 
 In Queen of hearts 
 Black cottage 
 
 In Queen of hearts 
 "Blow up with the brig!" 
 In After dark 
 Miss orMrs.? 
 Caldron of oil 
 
 In Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 2 
 Dead alive 
 
 In After dark 
 
 Canad M 5: 16, 128 
 Dead hand 
 
 In Queen of hearts 
 Dream-woman 
 In Queen of hearts 
 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 
 detective stories, Scotch-English 
 Temple Bar 42:547; 43: 125 
 Events in the lives of a lady and her 
 lovers 
 In "I say no" 
 Family secret 
 
 In Queen of hearts 
 Fatal cradle; otherwise, The heart-rend- 
 ing story of Mr. Heavyside 
 In After dark 
 Miss or Mrs.? 
 Fatal fortune 
 In After dark 
 
 All the year 33- U, 37 
 Fauntleroy 
 
 In Queen of hearts 
 Frozen deep 
 In After dark 
 
 Temple Bar i: 145, 289 
 Ghost's touch 
 In Ghost's touch 
 "I say no" 
 Heart-rending story of Mr. Heavyside. 
 
 See Collins, W. Fatal cradle 
 How I married him 
 In Belgravia 46: 29s 
 Eclectic M 98:383 
 "I say no"; or. The love-letter answered 
 
 1)1 "I say no" 
 Love-letter answered. See Collins, W. 'T 
 say no" 
 
56 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Collins, Vfilkie— Continued. 
 Mad Monckton 
 
 /;; Queen of hearts 
 Miss or Mrs.? 
 In After dark 
 Miss or Mrs.? 
 Mr. Lismore and the widow 
 
 In Stories by English authors, England 
 My lady's money 
 /)( Ghost's touch 
 "I say no" 
 Mysterious cash-box. See Collins, W . 
 
 Stolen mask 
 Mystery of Marnieduke 
 /;; Temple Bar 55:53 
 Old maid's husband 
 
 In Belgravia 6i : 278 
 Our last walk 
 
 In Ghost's touch [Lovell] 
 Parson's scruple 
 
 In Queen of hearts 
 Percy and the prophet 
 1)1 Ghost's touch 
 "1 say no" 
 
 Air the year round 38 ^upp 
 Harper 55^440 
 Plot in private life 
 
 /;; Queen of hearts 
 Sailor's story 
 
 In After dark 
 She loves and lies 
 
 In Belgravia 52: 285 
 Shocking story 
 In Shocking story 
 
 Belgravia 37- supp i 
 Internal R 5:847 
 Stolen mask; or The mysterious cash-box. 
 A story for a Christmas fireside 
 In Stolen mask 
 Terribly strange bed 
 
 In Stories by English authors, trance 
 Household words 5:129 
 Yellow mask 
 In Yellow mask 
 
 Household words 11:529 
 Colonel Amnion and the Franklin syndicate. 
 
 Train, A. C. ^ . 
 
 Colonel Baigent's Christmas. Quiller- 
 
 Couch, A. T. _ 
 Colonel Breretons aunty. Bunner, 11. L 
 Colonel Carter of Cartersville. Smith, I<H. 
 Colonel Carter's Christmas. Smith, 1-. H. 
 Colonel Chabert. Balzac, H. de 
 Colonel CHpsham's calendar. Hale, E. E. 
 Colonel Coyote Chubbs. Lewis, A. H. 
 Colonel Eph's shoe-buckles. Stowe, H. 1'. 
 Colonel Ingham's journey. Hale, E. E. 
 Colonel Myles' adventures in Africa and 
 
 India. Stockton, F. R. 
 Colonel Odminton. A seciucl tn A republic 
 
 without a president. Ward, W. 1). 
 Colonel Spaight's prejudices. I lawtliornc. 
 
 Colonel Starlxittle fur tlic plaiiililT. llartc, 
 
 B. 
 Colonel Starbottle's client, liarlc, 1'-. 
 Colonel Stcrett's marvels. Lewis, A. II. 
 Colonel Sterctt's panther hunt. Lewis. 
 
 A. H. 
 Colonel Stcrett's war record. Lewis, A. II. 
 
 Colonel Withersby's "strike." Janvier, 
 
 T. A. 
 Colonel's awakening. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Colonel's boy. Weyman, S. J. 
 Colonel's Christmas. SpofYord, H. P. 
 Colonel's idea. Maupassant, G. de 
 Colonel's ideas. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Colonel's idea 
 Colonel's '"nigger dog." Harris, J. C. 
 Colonel's organization. Bacheller, I. 
 Colonel's venture. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 Colonial dame. Thanct, O. 
 Colonial stories. Hawthorne, N. 
 Colonna, Luis 
 First mass 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Color bearer. Pratt, L. 
 Color line. Pratt, L. 
 Color sergeant. Daudet, A. 
 Color studies. Janvier, T. A. 
 Columbine of Cripple creek. Warman, C. 
 "Come in. New Year." Stockton, F. R. 
 Comedies played gratis. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Gaudissart II 
 Comedy in crape. Bates, A. 
 Comedy in rubber. Henry, O. 
 Comedy of Candlestick cove. Duncan, N. 
 Comedy of conscience. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Comedy of crime. Maartens, M. 
 Comedy of error. Sienkicwicz. H. 
 Comedy of the war. Harris, J. C. 
 Comer, Cornelia Atwood Pratt 
 At the end of the w^orld 
 
 In Book of martyrs 
 Breaking in of Bob Herries 
 
 In Putnam's 6: 349 
 Clarissa's own child 
 In Preliminaries 
 Atlan 109: 739 
 Consuming lire 
 
 In Book of martyrs 
 Drawing the color line 
 
 In Harp W 52: O 17 P 22 
 Folly o' the wise 
 
 In Putnam's 7: 441 
 Hardesty's cowardice 
 In Book of martyrs 
 Honor of a gentleman 
 
 /;( Book of martyrs 
 Indian gift 
 
 In Scrib M 3i-6^^ 
 Instance of chivalry 
 
 /;; Book of martyrs 
 Kinzer portraits 
 
 lu Atlan 105: 77 
 Land of youth 
 
 /;; Putnam's 7: 582 
 Little gray ghost 
 
 /;/ Atlan 109: 311 
 
 Long inheritance • 
 
 /;/ Preliminaries 
 
 Atlan 108: 145 
 
 Making of a doctor 
 
 /;; Putnam's 5: 610 
 Man in front of Mannering's 
 
 /;/ Harper 127: 41 
 Massey money 
 
 In Atlan 1 1 1 : 320 
 ()l)se(iuies of Peter Sclnvarz 
 /;; Harper i-'7; 894 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 h7 
 
 Preliminaries 
 In Preliminaries 
 Atlan 1 06: 669 
 Rival 
 
 In Book of martyrs 
 
 Serene's religious experience 
 
 In Book of martyrs 
 
 Cent 45: 285 
 
 Soul of William Jones 
 
 In Cent 59: 832 
 Unearned increment 
 
 In Book of martyrs 
 Witherle's freedom 
 In Book of martyrs 
 Cent 26: 98 
 
 Comer. Train, A. C. 
 
 Comet. Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, A. 
 
 Comfort. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Comfort Pease and her gold ring. Free- 
 man, M. E. W. 
 
 Comforter. Bremer, F". 
 
 Comforter. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Coming of night. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 
 Coming of the Huns. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Coming of the prince. Field, E. 
 
 Coming-out of Maggie. Henry, O. 
 
 Commandeering of the Lucy Foster. Con- 
 nolly, J. B. 
 
 Commendable crime. Coppee, F. 
 
 Commission in lunacy. Balzac, H. dc 
 
 Committee man of "the terror." Hardy, T. 
 
 Committee on matrimony. Cameron, M. 
 
 Commodore Vandebilt and the hand-made 
 gentleman. Bacheller, I. 
 
 Common sense. Hearn, L. 
 
 Common story. Balestier, W. 
 
 Commonest possible story. Perry, B. 
 
 Commonplace Carrie. White, E. O. 
 
 Communist's wife. Thanet, O. 
 
 Community's sunbeam. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Compair Lapin's godchild. Fortier, A. 
 
 Compartment number 4, Cologne to Paris. 
 Smith, F. H. 
 
 Compelled to. Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 Compensation. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Compensation. Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 Complete life of John Hopkins. Henry, O. 
 
 Complete misunderstanding. Crosby, M. 
 
 Compliments of the season. Henry, O. 
 
 Composite wife. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 Comprehension of private Copper. Kipling, 
 R. 
 
 Compulsory assistant. Wyatt, E. F. 
 
 Compulsory diversion. Jokai, W. 
 
 Compulsory marriage. Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 Comrade! See Gorky, M. Comrades 
 
 Comrades. Gorky, M. 
 
 Comrades. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Conal and Donal and Taig. IMacManus, S. 
 
 Concealed weapons. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 Concentrated polyandry. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Concerning Billy Lufif and ]\Iaster Good- 
 kind. Duncan, N. 
 
 Concerning Corkey Minimus. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Concerning my Aunt Ellen. ]\Iorris, G. 
 
 Concerning Papadacky. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Concerning St. John of Jerusalem. Quiller- 
 Couch, A. T. 
 
 Concerning tribal warfare. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 Concert of company eight. Daudet, A. 
 
 Conciliator of Christendom. Zangwill, I. 
 Conclusion — likewise Mr. Billy Jones. 
 
 Bangs, J. K. 
 II conde. Conrad, J. 
 
 Condy Shearan's courtin'. MacManus, S. 
 Cone. Wells, H. G. 
 
 Conference of the powers. Kipling, R. 
 Confession. Bourget, P. 
 Confession. Brown, A. 
 Confession. Harris, J. C. 
 Confession. Maupassant, G. de 
 Confession of a house-breaker. Jcwctt, S. 
 
 O. 
 Confession of Charles Linkworth. Benson, 
 
 E. F. 
 Confessional. Wharton, E. 
 Confessions of a husi^and. Bacon, J. D. 
 Confessions of an engaged couple. Hib- 
 
 bard, G. A. 
 Confidante. Harland, H. 
 Confidence. Hale, E. E. 
 Confidence men abroad. Train, A. C. 
 Confidential postscript. Matthews, J. B. 
 Conflict ended. F'reeman, M. E. W. 
 Confronting life. Gorky, M. 
 Confusion of idols. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Confusion of Talky Jones. Lewis, A. H. 
 Conjured kitchen. Thanet, O. 
 Conjurer's confessions. Houdin, R. 
 Conjurer's revenge. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 Conjuring contest. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Connolly, James Brendan (Bennet) 1868- 
 i^mericanization of Roll-Down Joe 
 In Crested seas 
 Scrib M 41 : 575 
 Battle-cruise of the Svend Foyn 
 
 In Scrib M 54: 330 
 Between shipmates 
 
 In Crested seas 
 Blasphemer 
 In Crested seas 
 Scrib M 39: /Oi 
 Captain Blaise 
 In Wide courses 
 Scrib M 50: 129 
 Chase overnight 
 /;; Out of Glocester 
 Scrib M 29: 496 
 Christmas handicap 
 In Open water 
 Scrib M 44:683 
 Clancy 
 
 In Out of Gloucester 
 Cogan Capeador 
 In Wide courses 
 Harper 123: 682 
 Commandeering of the Lucy Foster 
 
 In Crested seas 
 
 Consuming flame 
 
 /;; Open water 
 
 Hampton 24: 177 
 Cruise of the "Bounding Boy'' 
 
 In Open water 
 Dance 
 
 In Crested seas 
 Don Quixote Kiernan, pump-man 
 
 In Wide courses 
 Dory-mates 
 
 In Deep sea's toll 
 Scrib M 37:530 
 
58 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Connolly, James Brtndan—Contiiiitrd. 
 Drawn shutters 
 In Crested seas 
 Scrib M 40: 460 
 Each to his lights 
 
 In Harper 112: 953 
 Emigrants 
 
 In Open water 
 Eisherman of Costla 
 In Out of Gloucester 
 Scrib M 32:344 
 Flying Colleen Bawn 
 
 In Scrib M 34:25 
 From Reykjavik to Gloucester 
 
 In Out of Gloucester 
 Gree Gree Bush 
 /;; Open water 
 
 Hampton 24: 618 
 Harsh word 
 In Crested seas 
 Scrib M 42: 294 
 Heroes 
 In Open water 
 
 Collier's 45: Jl 30 P 13 
 Ice-dogs 
 In Crested seas 
 Harper 115: 605 
 Illimitable senses 
 In Crested seas 
 Harper 115: 70i 
 In the anchor watch 
 In Harper 127: 624 
 In the matter of a bale of blankets 
 
 In Scrib M 54: 744 
 Jan Tingloff 
 
 In Wide courses 
 Joy of a Christmas passage 
 
 In Crested seas 
 Laying of the hose-pipe ghost 
 In Wide courses 
 Harper 122: 860 
 Light-ship 67 
 
 In Wide courses 
 Magnetic hearth 
 In Crested seas 
 Harper 114: 99 
 Olympic victor; a story of modern games 
 
 In Olympic victor 
 
 On George's shoals 
 
 In Deep sea's toll 
 
 Scrib M 38:63 
 
 On the bottom of the dory 
 
 In Crested seas 
 On the echo o' the morn 
 In Out of Gloucester 
 Scrib i\I 29: 659 
 Patsie Oddie's black night 
 Jn Deep sea's toll 
 Scrib M 38: 163 
 Running to harbor 
 
 In Scrib M 33: 142 
 Sail-carriers 
 
 In Deep sea's toll 
 Salving of the bark I'liUer 
 In Deep sea's toll 
 Scrib M 38:462 
 Scliool we lost 
 
 In Outlook 77: 84 
 Sea-faker 
 In Open water 
 
 Seizure of the "Aurora Borealis" 
 In Wide courses 
 
 Collier's 48: D 16 p 20 
 Snnigglers 
 In Crested seas 
 Scrib M J 1:402 
 Sonnic-boy's people 
 In Scrib M 54: 145 
 Strategy and seamanship 
 In Deep sea's toll 
 Scrib M 37: 309 
 Tommy Ohlsen's western passage 
 In Out of Gloucester 
 Scrib U 32:432 
 Truth of the "Oliver Cromwell"' 
 In Deep sea's toll 
 Scrib M 37:83 
 Tshushima straits 
 In Open water 
 
 Hampton 25: 710 
 Venture of the "Flying Hind" 
 
 In Open water 
 Wicked "Celestine" 
 /;; Deep sea's toll 
 Scrib M 3T-^11 , 
 Wireless night at Hai-Po bay 
 
 In Hampton 24: 469 
 Wrecker 
 
 In Wide courses 
 Harper 120: 548 
 Conquering corps badge. King, C. 
 Conquering hero and fool. Strindberg, J. A. 
 Conqueror. Locke, W. J. 
 Conquerors. Davis, C. B. 
 Conquerors of New York. Ralph, J. 
 Conquest of Alaska. Warman, C. 
 Conquest of humility. Freeman, ]\I. E. ^^^ 
 Conquest of Mexico. Janv'er, T. A. 
 Conrad, Joseph (Joseph Conrad Korzeni- 
 owski) 1837- 
 Amy Foster 
 
 In Falk 
 Anarchist 
 In Set of six 
 
 Harper 113: 406 
 Aristocrat. [Prince Roman] 
 In Metropolitan Mag Jan 1012 
 
 Oxford and Caml)ridgc Review Ja '12 
 Big Brierly 
 
 In Liv Age 229: 331 
 Black mate 
 
 In London M April 1908 
 Brute 
 In Set of six 
 
 McClure 30: 72 
 II conde 
 
 In Set of six 
 Duel. See Conrad, J. Point of honor 
 End of the tether 
 /;; Youth 
 
 Blackw 172: 1, 202, 393, =^20, b"^^, 794 
 I', -ilk 
 
 /;; Falk 
 Freya of the Seven Isles 
 In 'Twixt land and sea 
 Gasper Ruiz 
 
 In Set of six 
 Heart of darkness 
 In Youth 
 
 Blackw 165: 193, 479, 634 
 Liv Age 225:665; 220: 21 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 59 
 
 Her captivity 
 
 In Blackw 178: 3^5 
 Idiots 
 
 In Tales of unrest 
 Informer 
 In Set of six 
 
 McClure 30: 72 
 Inn of the two witches 
 In Metropolitan Mag May 1913 
 Pall Mall M 1913 
 Karain: a memory 
 In Tales of unrest 
 Blackw 162:630 
 Liv Age 215: 796 
 Lagoon 
 
 In Talcs of unrest 
 
 Cornhill 75: 59 
 
 Outpost of progress 
 
 III Tales of unrest 
 
 Cosmopolis 6: 607; 7: i 
 Partner 
 
 In Harper 123: 850 
 Point of honor [Duel] 
 In Point of honor 
 Set of six 
 
 Forum 40:89, 142, 229, 348 
 Prince Roman. See Conrad, J. Aristo- 
 crat 
 Return 
 
 In Talcs of unrest 
 Secret-sharer 
 In 'Twixt land and sea 
 Harper 121: 349, 530 
 Set of six 
 
 In Set of six 
 Smile of fortune 
 
 In 'Twixt land and sea 
 To-morrow 
 In Falk 
 _ Pall Mall M 27:533 
 'Twixt land and sea 
 
 In 'Twixt land and sea 
 Youth: a narrative 
 In Youth 
 
 Blackw 164: 309 
 Conscience and the gondola. Vorse, M. 11. 
 Conscience in art. Henry, O. 
 Conscience of a business man. Thanet, O. 
 Conscious Amanda. Stockton, F. R. 
 Conscript. Balzac, H. de 
 Conscript's Christmas. Harris, J. C. 
 Conscript's hollow. Craddock, C. E. 
 Consegues. Bourget, P. 
 Consequences. Kipling, R. 
 Conservatory. Maupassant, G. de 
 Consideration. See Maupassant, G. dc. 
 
 Bombard 
 Consolate giantess. Janvier, T. A. 
 Conspiracy aboard the "Midas." Quiller- 
 
 Couch, A. T. 
 Conspiracy of Mrs. Bunker. Hartc, B. 
 Conspirators. Merimee, P. 
 Constable's move. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Constance Weatherell and Bridget Brady. 
 
 Trask, K. N. 
 Constant tin soldier. Andersen, H. C. 
 Consul. Davis, Richard H. 
 Consultation. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Consuming fire. Comer, C. A. 
 Consuming flame. Connolly, J. B. 
 Consummation. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 * Book not listed. 
 
 Containing Mr. Alexander MacWhirter's 
 views on Lord Ponsonby, Major Yancey 
 and their kind. Smith, F. H. 
 Containing several experiences and adven- 
 tures showing wide contrasts in life. 
 Smith, F. H. 
 Contented man. Irving, W. 
 Contest. Doyle, A. C. 
 Contraband of war. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Contract. Maartens, M. 
 Contrast. Edgeworth, M. 
 Contribution. Henry, O. 
 Convalescence of Gerald. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Convalescence of Jack Hamlin. Harte, B. 
 Conversion. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Conversion. Morrison, A. 
 Conversation of a classicist. See Gautier, 
 
 T. Daniel Jovard 
 Conversion of Aurelian McGoggin. Kip- 
 ling, R. 
 Conversion of Constantia. Bacon, J. D. 
 Conversion of Hetherington. Bangs, J. K. 
 Conversion of Johnny Harrington. Jordan, 
 
 E. G. 
 Conversion of St. Wilfrid. Kipling, R. 
 Convert of the mission. Harte, B. 
 Converts. Zangwill, I. 
 Convict's return. Harben, W. N. 
 Cook-book diary. Donnell, A. H. 
 Cook of the "Gannet." Jacobs, W. W. 
 Cooke, Rose (Terry) 1827-1892 
 Miss Beulah's bonnet 
 *\In Somebody's neighbors] 
 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 10: 
 
 383 
 Harper 60: 570 
 Cooking-class. Alcott, L. M. 
 Cooking of Crazy Butch. Lewis, A. H. 
 Coon-dog. Jewett, S. O. 
 Cooper, James Fenimore, 1 789-1857 
 Corporal Flint's murder 
 In Patten, W. International short 
 stories v i 
 Cooper and the wolves. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Cooper of Nuremburg. Hoffman, E. T. W. 
 Cop and the anthem. Henry, O. 
 Copeland collection. Crosby, M. 
 Copernican convoy. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Coppee, Francois i. e. Francois Edouard 
 Joachim, 1842-1908 
 Accident 
 
 In Ten tales 
 Adoption 
 
 In Tales for Christmas 
 Chaut 53 : 249 
 At table 
 
 In Ten talcs 
 Bachelor's experience 
 
 In Outlook 76: 229 
 Captain's vices 
 In Ten tales 
 Christmas betrothal 
 In Cosmopol iS: 323 
 Cur Lit 45: 113 
 Christmas lovers 
 
 In Tales for Christmas 
 Commendable crime 
 In Tales for Christmas 
 
6o 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Coppee, Francois —Continued. 
 Cure for iinhappiness 
 
 In True riches 
 Dramatic funeral 
 In Ten tales 
 
 Theatre 32: 13 
 Dressing-maid 
 
 /;; Tales for Christmas 
 Forgiveness 
 
 In Talcs for Christmas 
 Foster sister 
 
 In Ten tales 
 Hand-organ 
 
 In Tales for Christmas 
 Holy medal 
 
 In Outlook 65:874 
 Little stationer 
 
 In Tales for Christmas 
 Lost child 
 
 In Tales for Christmas 
 Louis d'or 
 
 In Tales for Christmas 
 ]\Iy friend IMeutrier 
 
 /;; Ten tales 
 Piece of bread 
 
 In Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 3 
 Pillar of the cafe 
 
 In Tales for Christmas 
 Poet and the courtesan 
 
 In Tales for Christmas 
 Repayment 
 
 In True riches 
 Rivals 
 In Rivals 
 
 Harper 85 : 884 
 Sabots of little Wolff 
 
 In Ten tales 
 Substitute 
 In Ten tales 
 
 Esenwein, J. B. Short story master- 
 pieces V I 
 Stories by foreign authors, French 
 Warner library 
 Lippinc 68:583 
 Two clowns 
 
 In Ten tales 
 Voluntary death 
 
 In Ten tales 
 W^onderful Christmas gift 
 In Liv Age 215:887 
 Coppelius, the sandman. See Hoffmann, E. 
 
 T. W. Sandman 
 Copper charm. Morrison, A. 
 Copper stove. Grenfell, W. T . 
 Copperhead. Frederic, H. 
 Copy; a dialogue. Wharton, E. 
 Copy-cat. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Coral ring. Stowe, H. B. 
 Corban. Phillpotts, E. 
 Cordelia's night of romance. Ralph, J. 
 Cordial relations. Hawkins, A. II. 
 Corelli, Marie (Minnie Mackay) 1864- 
 Angel's wickedness 
 In Angel's wickedness 
 Cameos 
 
 Song of Miriam 
 Distant voice 
 In Cameos 
 
 Song of Miriam 
 
 Ghost in the sedan-chair 
 In Christmas greeting 
 Hired baby 
 
 In Stories by English authors, London 
 Jane. A social incident 
 
 In Jane 
 King Buttercup's wedding 
 
 In Christmas greeting 
 Lady v^ith the carnations 
 In Cameos 
 
 Song of Miriam 
 Temple Bar 79: 54 
 Laurels of the brave 
 
 In Christmas greeting 
 Mademoiselle Zephyr 
 In Cameos 
 
 Song of Miriam 
 Nehemiah P. Hoskins, artist 
 
 In Cameos 
 Old bundle 
 In Cameos 
 
 Song of Miriam 
 Idler 7: i?7 
 One of the world's wonders 
 In Cameos 
 
 Song of Miriam 
 Temple Bar 74: 3q6 
 Silence of the Maharajah 
 /;; Cameos 
 
 Silence of the jMaharajah 
 Song of Miriam 
 Song of Miriam 
 /;; Cameos 
 
 Song of INIiriam 
 Soul of the newly-born 
 In Cameos 
 
 Song of Miriam 
 Swimming shoes 
 
 /;; Christmas greeting 
 Three wise men of Gotham 
 In Cameos 
 
 Three wise men of Gotham 
 Tiny tramps 
 In Cameos 
 
 Song of ^liriam 
 Withering of a rose 
 /;; Cameos 
 
 Song of Miriam 
 Corinna. Strindberg, J. A. 
 Corinna's Fiammetta. Van Renssalaer, M. 
 
 G. 
 Cormorants. See Korolenko, V. G. Sketches 
 
 of a Siberian tourist 
 Cornet. Alargon, P. A. de 
 Cornwallis. See Page, T. N. True story of 
 
 the surrender of the Marquis Cornwallis 
 Corny Clery's balance. MaclManus, S. 
 Corny's catamount. Alcott, L. M. 
 Coronation. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Corporal Flint's murder. Cooper, J. F. 
 Corporal Sam. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Corpse-rider. Hearn, L. 
 Corpus delicti. Post, M. D. 
 Corrected contempt. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Cc^rrespondence. Tovote, H. 
 Correspondence. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Corridor of time. Huneker, J. G. 
 Corrupting the press. Biercc, A. 
 Corsican bandit. Maupassant, G. de 
 Corsican bandits. Maupassant, G. de 
 Corlelvou feud. Ford, P. L. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 6i 
 
 irst scalp. j\Iac- 
 
 r guest. Henry, O. 
 Heyse, P. J. L. 
 DeQuincy, T. In- 
 
 Cosmopolitanism of Mr. Powers. Loomis, 
 
 C B. 
 Cosmopolite in a cafe. Henry, O. 
 Cossacks. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Costello the proud. See Yeats, W. B. Of 
 
 Costello the proud 
 Costly outing. Maupassant, G. de 
 Costume piece. Hornung, E. W. 
 Cosy lion, as told by Queen Crosspatch. 
 
 Burnett, F. H. 
 Cottage on the hill. Moulton, L. C. 
 Cottage on the Viminal. Hale, E. E. 
 Couch, Arthur Thomas Quiller-. See Quil- 
 
 ler-Couch, A. T. 
 Couleur de rose. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Council of state. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Cnnn ^l assigned. ^ Andrews. IM. R. S. 
 C o u n'seilor! MacKTan 
 Counsellor MacCarty's 
 
 Manus, S. 
 Count. Watson, J. 
 Count and the little Gertrud. Crockett 
 
 S. R. 
 Count and the wedding 
 Count Ernest's home. 
 Count Fitz-Hum. See 
 
 cognito 
 
 Count Pesaro; sixth story. Mitchell, D. G. 
 Count Van Horn. Irving, W. 
 Counterfeit presentment (farce). Howells, 
 
 W. D. 
 Countersign of the cradle. Van Dyke, H. 
 Countess Alys. Sec Hewlett, '\l. Scriver- 
 
 ner's tale 
 Countess Bertha's honey-feast. Dumas, A. 
 Countess decides. Barr, R. 
 Countess Felicita's discovery. Hawthorne, 
 
 Countess of Picpus. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Countess Satan. Maupassant, G. de 
 Counting-house. Turgenev, 1. S. 
 Counting the colors. Gibbon, P. 
 Counting the cost. Deland, M. 
 Country Christmas. Alcott, L. M. 
 Country cousin. Bacon, J. D. 
 Country dreams and apparitions. Hogi 
 Country excursion. ISIaupassant, G. de 
 Country-folk in Paris during the siege 
 
 Daudet, A. 
 Country funeral. Hogg, J. 
 Country lodgings. Mitford, M. R. 
 Country of illusion. Henry, O. 
 Country of the blind. Wells, H. G. 
 Country where the mice eat iron. (xAdapt 
 
 ed.) Tappan, E. M. 
 County Clare angel. MacManus, 
 County seat. Singmaster, E. 
 Coup de grace. Bierce, A. 
 Coup d' etat. Maupassant, G. de 
 Couple of captains. Warman, C. 
 Coupons of fortune. Cutting, M. 
 Courage. Galsworthy, J. 
 Courage of Ericson. Harben, W. N. 
 Courage of the commonplace. Andrews 
 
 R. S. 
 Course of true love never did run smooth 
 
 Reade, C. 
 Court. See Page, T. N. He knew wha 
 
 was due the court 
 Court of last resort. Thanet, O. 
 
 ^, J. 
 
 S. 
 
 S. 
 
 M. 
 
 Courtesy of Christian, th<? highwayman. 
 
 Hawkins, A. H. 
 Courtin' on Cutshin. Fox, J., jr. 
 Courting of Dinah Shadd. Kipling, R. 
 Courting of Lady Jane. Bacon, J. D. 
 Courting of Sister Wisby. Jewett, S. O. 
 Courting of T'nowhead's Bell. Barric, J. 
 
 M. 
 Courtship of a careful man. ]\Iartin, E. S. 
 Courtship of Susan Bell. TroUope, A. 
 Courtship of Tammock. Crockett, S. R. 
 Cousin Mary. Mitford, M. R. 
 Cousin Mattie. See Hogg, J. Country 
 
 dreams and apparitions 
 Cousin of the king. Smith, F. H. 
 Cousin Phillis. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Cousin Rosalys. Harland, H. 
 Cousin William. Stowe, H. B. 
 Covered embers. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Covering end. James, H. 
 Covers for twelve. Peattie, E. W. 
 Cow-house jirga. See Kipling, R. Smith 
 
 administration 
 Cow with the golden horns. Freeman, M. 
 
 E. W. 
 Cow with the golden horns. Harris, J. C. 
 Coward. Gibbon, P. 
 Coward. Mason, A. E. W. 
 Coward. Maupassant, G. de 
 Coward. Sharp, W. 
 Coward. Wharton, E. 
 Cowardice court. McCutcheon, G. B. 
 Cowboy's funeral. Warman, C. 
 Cox versus Prettyman. Quiller-Couch, A. 
 
 T. 
 Coxon fund. James, H. 
 Cox's diary. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Coyote-spirit and the weaving woman. 
 
 Austin, M. H. 
 Crab that made the tide. See Kipling, R. 
 
 Crab that played with the sea 
 Crab that played with the sea. Kipling, R. 
 Craddock, Charles Egbert, pseud, (Mary 
 Noailles Murfree), 1850- 
 Among the cliffs 
 
 In Young mountaineers 
 A-playin' of Old Sledge at the settlemint 
 
 In In the Tennessee mountains 
 Baby in the mail-pouch 
 
 In Ladies' H J: 26 D p 6 
 Bewitched ball-sticks 
 
 In Frontiersmen 
 Borrowing a hammer 
 
 /;; Y^oung mountaineers 
 Bushwhackers 
 
 In Bushwhackers 
 Captive of the ada-wehi 
 
 In Frontiersmen 
 Casting vote 
 
 In Mystery of Witch-face mountain 
 Cent 47:47, 271 
 Chilhowee lily 
 
 In Raid of the guerilla 
 Choolah. See Murfree, M. N. Exploit of 
 
 Choolah 
 Christmas day on Old Windy mountain 
 
 hi Y'oung mountaineers 
 Christmas miracle. See Murfree, M. N. 
 
 His Christmas miracle 
 Conscript's hollow 
 
 In Young mountaineers 
 
62 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Craddock, Charles Egbert— Couliniicd. 
 Crucial moment 
 In Raid of the guerilla 
 Lippinc 89: 535 
 Dancin' party at Harrison Cove 
 In In the Tennessee mountains 
 Warner library- 
 Down the ravine 
 
 In Down the ravine 
 Drifting down Lost Creek 
 In In the Tennessee mountains 
 Atlan 53: 362, 441 
 Electioneerin' on Big Injun Mounting 
 
 In In tlie Tennessee mountains 
 Exploit of Choolah, the Chickasaw 
 
 In Bushwhackers 
 Fate of the cheerataghe 
 
 In Frontiersmen 
 "Harnt" that walks Chilhowee 
 In In the Tennessee mountains 
 Atlan 51: 660 
 His Christmas miracle 
 In Raid of the guerilla 
 Atlan loS: 767 
 His day in court 
 In Phantoms of the foot-bridge 
 Harper 76: 56 
 His unquiet ghost 
 In Raid of the guerilla 
 Cent 83: 127 
 In the "chinking" 
 
 In Young mountaineers 
 Linguister 
 
 In Frontiersmen 
 Lost guidon 
 In Raid of the guerilla 
 Lippinc 88: 259 
 Man in the tree 
 
 In Cent 80: 429 
 Moonshiners at Hobo-Hebee Falls 
 
 In Phantoms of the foot-bridge 
 Mountain storm 
 
 In Young mountaineers 
 Mystery of Old Daddy's window 
 
 In Young mountaineers 
 Mystery of Witch-face mountain 
 In Mystery of Witch-face mountain 
 Atlan 76:331, 525, 651 
 On a higher level 
 
 In Young mountaineers 
 Ordeal 
 
 In Lippinc 88: 769 
 Over on the t'other mounting 
 
 In In the Tennessee mountains 
 Panther of Jolton's ridge 
 
 In Bushwhackers 
 Phantom of Bogue Ilolauba 
 In Raid of the guerilla 
 Lippinc 89: 446 
 Phantoms of the foot-bridge 
 In Pliantoms of the foot-l)ridge 
 Harper 88:81 
 Raid of the guerilla 
 In Raid of tlie guerilla 
 Harper 119: 196 
 Riddle of the rocks 
 
 In Phantoms of tlic foot-bridge 
 Romance of Sunrise I^ock 
 
 III In tlic Tennessee mounlains 
 
 Star in the valley 
 
 In In the Tennessee mountains 
 Atlan 42: 532 
 Taking the blue ribbon at the county fair 
 
 In ]\Iystcry of Witch-face mountain 
 Them old moth-eaten lovyers 
 
 In Cent 86: 120 
 Una of the hill country 
 
 In Raid of the guerilla 
 Victor at Chungke 
 
 In Frontiersmen 
 Harper 100: 50S 
 Visit of the turbulent grandfather 
 
 In Frontiersmen 
 Warning 
 
 In Young mountaineers 
 'Way down in Lonesome Cove 
 
 In Phantoms of the foot-bridge 
 Harper 72: 128 
 'Way down in- Poor Valley 
 
 In Young mountaineers 
 Who crosses Storm mountain? 
 
 In Raid of the guerilla 
 Wolf's head 
 
 In Raid of the guerilla 
 Cradle. French, A. W. 
 Cradle. Michelson, M. 
 Craft of the three sharpers (Arabic) 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories. Oriental 
 Craigie, Mrs. Pearl Mary Teresa (Rich- 
 ards) (John Oliver Hobbes, pseud.), 
 
 1867-1906 
 Bundle of life 
 
 In Tales of John Oliver Hobbes 
 Journeys end in lovers meeting 
 
 In Tales about temperaments 
 Prince Toto 
 
 In Tales about temperaments 
 Repentance 
 
 In Tales about temperaments 
 Sinner's comedy 
 
 In Sinner's comedy 
 
 Tales of John Oliver Hobbes 
 Some emotions and a moral 
 
 III Some emotions and a moral 
 Tales of John Oliver Hobbes 
 Some good intentions and a blunder 
 
 In Some good intentions and a blunder 
 Study in temptations 
 
 /n Talcs of John Oliver Hobbes 
 'Tis an ill flight without wings 
 
 In Tales about temperaments 
 Worm that God prepared 
 
 In Tales about temperaments 
 Crane, Stephen, 1 870- t 000 
 Angel child 
 
 In Whilomville stories 
 P,lue hotel 
 
 In The monster 
 Bride comes to YclUnv Sky 
 
 In Open boat 
 
 IMcClure 10: 377 
 Carriage lamps 
 
 In Whilomville stories 
 City urchin and (he chaste villagers 
 
 In Whilomville stories 
 Clan of No-name 
 
 III Wounds in the rain 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 63 
 
 Dark brown dog: 
 
 In Cosmopol 30:481 
 Death and the child 
 
 In Open boat 
 Desertion 
 
 In Harper loi: 938 
 Fight 
 
 In Whilomville stories 
 Five white mice 
 In Open boat 
 Fhmagan and his short fililnistcrinpr ad- 
 venture 
 In Open boat 
 
 McCIure 9: 1045 
 George's mother 
 
 In George's mother 
 God rest ye, merry gentlemen 
 In Wounds in the rain 
 Cornhill 79: 578 
 Grey sleeve 
 
 In Little regiment 
 Eng Illust 14: 437 
 I lis new mittens 
 In The monster 
 Cornhill 78: 630 
 McClure 12:54 
 Indiana campaign 
 In Little regiment 
 Eng Illust 16: 320 
 Knife 
 
 In Whilomville stories 
 Little pilgrimage 
 
 In Whilomville stories 
 Little regiment 
 In Little regiment 
 McClure 7: 12 
 Lone charge of William B. Perkins 
 In Wounds in the rain 
 McClure 13: 279 
 Lover and the tell-tale 
 In Whilomville stories 
 Lynx-hunting 
 
 In Whilomville stories 
 Maggie, a girl of the streets 
 
 In Maggie, a girl of the streets 
 Making an orator 
 
 In Whilomville stories 
 Man and some others 
 In Open boat 
 Cent 53: 600 
 Mariner's signalling under fire at Guan- 
 tanamo 
 In Wounds in the rain 
 Monster 
 In The Monster 
 Harper 97:343 
 Mystery of heroism 
 In Little regiment 
 One dash — horses 
 
 In Open boat 
 Open boat 
 In Open boat 
 
 Scrib M 21: 728 
 
 Price of the harness 
 
 In Wounds in the rain 
 
 Blackw 164: 829 
 
 Revenge of the Adolphus 
 
 In Wounds in the rain 
 
 Strand 18: 724 
 
 Second generation 
 In Wounds in the rain 
 Cornhill 80: 734 
 Self-made man 
 
 In Cornhill 79: 324 
 Sergeant's private mad-house 
 
 In Wounds in the rain 
 Shame 
 In Whilomville stories 
 "Showin' off" 
 
 In Whilomville stories 
 Stove 
 
 In Whilomville stories 
 Tale of mere chance 
 
 In Eng Illust 14: 570 
 This majestic lie 
 
 In Wounds in the rain 
 Three miraculous soldiers 
 In Little regiment 
 Eng Illust 15: 104 
 Trial, execution, and burial of Homer 
 Phelps 
 In Whilomville stories 
 Twelve o'clock 
 
 In Pall Mall M 19:462 
 Veteran 
 
 In Little regiment 
 McClure 7: 222 
 Virtue in war 
 
 In Wounds in the rain 
 War memories 
 
 In Wounds in the rain 
 Wise men 
 In Open boat 
 Cranes. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Cranford. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Crapy Cornelia. James, H. 
 Crash. Maupassant, G. de 
 Crawfish Jim. Lewis, A. H. 
 Crazy Abe. Stuart, R. M. 
 Crawford, Francis Marion, 1854-1909 
 By the waters of Paradise 
 In Uncanny tales 
 Wandering ghosts 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery ani 
 
 detective stories, American 
 Patten, W. International short 
 stories v i 
 Dead smile 
 
 In Uncanny tales 
 Wandering ghosts 
 Doll's ghost 
 In Uncanny tales 
 Wandering ghosts 
 For the blood is the life 
 In Uncanny tales 
 Wandering ghosts 
 King's messenger 
 
 In Cosmopol 44:89 
 Man overboard! 
 In Man overboard! 
 Uncanny tales 
 Wandering ghosts 
 Screaming skull 
 hi Uncanny tales 
 Wandering ghosts 
 Upper berth 
 /» Uncanny tales 
 Upper berth 
 Wandering ghosts 
 
64 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Crazywell. Phillpotts, E. 
 Crazy wife's ship. Bunner, H. C 
 Creamery man of Molasses Gap. Garland, 
 
 H. 
 Created he them. London. J. 
 Creating a vacuum; a Christmas story. 
 
 Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Creature with no claws. Harris, J. C. 
 Creatures that were men. Gorky, M. 
 Creditors. Strindberg, J. A. 
 Cree Quecrv and Mvsy Drolly. Barne, J. 
 
 M. 
 Cremona violin. Hofifmann, E. T. W. 
 Cressv. Harte, B. 
 Cricket on the hearth. Dickens, C. 
 Crime. Chambers, R. W. 
 Crime against beauty. Bates, A. 
 Crime in Jedidiah Peeble's house. Dyar Al. 
 Crime of Count Nikolas of Festenburg. ^ee 
 
 Hawkins, A. H. Sin of the Bishop of 
 
 Modenstein 
 Crime of the brigadier. Doyle, A. C. 
 Criminologist's club. Hornung, E. W. 
 Crimson flag. Parker, G. 
 Cripple. Maupassant! G. de 
 Crippled hope. King, G. E. 
 Crippled Mercury. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Crisis. Maupassant, G. de 
 Crisis for the guard. Fox, J., jr. 
 Criss cross. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Crockett, Samuel Rutherford, 1 860-1914 
 Across the March dyke 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Adventure of Dona Isidra 
 
 In Adventurer in Spain 
 Adventure of the Way Thither 
 
 In Adventurer in Spain 
 Back o' beyont 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Beadle and martyr 
 
 In Ind 52: 1772 
 Billiam 
 
 In Love idylls 
 Biography of an "inefficient" 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Blue eyes of Ailie 
 
 In Cornhill 81: 730 
 Carnation's morning joy 
 
 In Harp B 33: 1239 
 Case of John Arniston's conscience 
 
 III Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Cavin Edward kirk militant 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 City of Dream 
 
 In Adventurer in Spain 
 Colleging of Simeon Gleg 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Count and the little Gertrud 
 
 In Love idylls 
 Courtship of Tammock Thackanvraik, 
 Ayrshire man 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Cry across the Black Water 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Cyrilla 
 
 In Adventurer in Spain 
 Dominie Grier 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Elsie's dance for her life 
 
 In Cosmopol 32: 33 
 
 Euroclydon 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Exercise book of Field-Marshall Prince 
 Ilantz 
 /;; Love idylls 
 Feast of the dead and the living 
 
 /;; Adventurer in Spain 
 Fenwick Major's little 'un 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Finished young lady 
 
 /;/ Bog-myrtle and peat 
 I'itting of the peats 
 
 In Love idylls 
 Glistering lieacnes 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 "God's babe" 
 
 In Adventurer in Spain 
 Golden morning 
 
 /;; Sunday M 28: 721 
 Golden mountain 
 Iti Love idylls 
 Good Samaritan 
 
 In Adventurer in Spain 
 Great right-of-way case 
 III Bog-myrtle and peat 
 "Heather lintie" 
 
 In Stories by English authors, Scotland 
 How love came home 
 
 In Adventurer in Spain 
 In a Carlist camp 
 
 In Adventurer in Spain 
 John 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Kit Kennedy, ne'er-do-well 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Lammas preaching 
 
 /;; Patten. W. International short 
 stories v 2 
 Last Anderson of Deeside 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Last of the smugglers 
 
 In Cosmopol 30: 93 
 Little lame angel 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Love among the beech leaves 
 
 /;; Love idylls 
 Love of enemies. See Vernon the traitor 
 Mac's enteric fever 
 
 /;; Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Mad Sir Uchtred of the hills 
 
 /;; Love idylls 
 Maria Perrone, murderess and saint 
 
 III Cosmopolis 5: I 
 Midnight free-traders 
 
 In Adventurer in Spain 
 Minister emeritus 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Minister of Dour 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 IMinister's day 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Minister's loon 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Moth to the Arctic 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Old Tory 
 
 /;/ Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Outcast. See Crockett, S. R. Vernon the 
 
 traitor 
 Prodigal daughter 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 65 
 
 Purple mountains 
 
 In Love idylls 
 Saint Lucy of the eyes 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Scottish Sabbath day 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Some wanderings of Zaida in her garden 
 
 In Adventurer in Spain 
 Stickit minister's love story 
 
 In Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 2 
 Outlook 65: 38 
 Strange thoughts of a beggar man 
 
 In Adventurer in Spain 
 That Polish fellow 
 
 In Love idylls 
 Troubler of Israel 
 
 In Lippinc 65: 766 
 Under the Red Terror 
 
 In Bog-myrtle and peat 
 Vernon the traitor [Love of enemies; 
 Outcast] 
 In Love idylls 
 What happened after Mary McArthur cut 
 her finger 
 In Lippinc 68: 357 
 Crocodile. Morris, G. 
 Croesus and Solon. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Croesus of Gingerbread cove. Duncan, N. 
 Croisilles. Musset, A. de 
 Croker, Thomas Crofton, 1798-1854 
 Daniel O'Rourke 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1 1449 
 Cromwell's statue. Hale, E. E. 
 Cronaraidh ghost. MacManus, S. 
 Crooked branch. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Crooked fir. Austin, M. H. 
 Crooked John. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Crooksie. Keats, G. 
 Crop-eared Jacquot. Dumas, A. 
 Crosby, Margaret 
 Child of light 
 In Violin obligato 
 ScribM 3:551 
 Complete misunderstanding 
 /;; Violin obligato 
 Scrib M 2:628 
 Copeland collection 
 In Violin obligato 
 Scrib M 6:82 
 Don Carlos 
 
 In Harper 82: 758 
 Islander 
 
 In Violin obligato 
 Scril) M 1:628 
 Last Chance Gulch 
 In Violin obligato 
 Mad Englishman 
 In Violin obligato 
 Atlan 60: 261 
 On the south shore 
 In Violin obligato 
 Harper 80: 564 
 Passages from the journal of a social 
 wreck 
 /;; Violin obligato 
 
 Stories by American authors v 7 
 Violin obligato 
 In Violin obligato 
 Scrib M i: 120 
 
 Cross lots to fame. Davis, C. B. 
 
 Cross of the cree. Warman, C. 
 
 Cross purposes. Macdonald, G. 
 
 Cross roads, New York. Davis, C. B. 
 
 Cross-ways. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Crossed gloves. Mason, A. E. W. 
 
 Croucher — hopeless case: a crime doctor 
 
 story. Hornung, E. W. 
 Crowe, Mrs. Catherine (Stevens) 1800-1876 
 
 Advocate's wedding-day 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 8 
 Crown of gold. Brown, A. 
 Crowned with glory and honor. Andrews, 
 
 M. R. S. 
 Crowninshield's brush. Gray, D. 
 Crow's nest. Harrison, C. C. 
 Crows' singing lesson. Loomis, C. B. 
 Croxley master. Doyle, A. C. 
 Crucial moment. Craddock, C. E. 
 Crucifixion of the outcast. Yeats, W. B. 
 Cruel thousand years. Eernald, C. B. 
 Cruise of the Albatross; or. When was 
 
 Wednesday the tenth? Allen, G. 
 Cruise of the "Bounding Boy." Connolly, 
 
 J. B. 
 Cruise of the Dazzler. London, J. 
 Cruise of the "Ninety-three." Parker, G. 
 Cruise of the Quinze Mille Vierges. Vorse, 
 
 M. H. 
 Cruise of the "Willing Mind.'' Mason, A. 
 
 E. W. 
 Crusade of the grand master of Alcantara. 
 
 Irving, W. 
 Crusoe in New York. Hale, E. E. 
 Cry across the Black Water. Crockett, S. 
 
 R. 
 Cry of the child. Hichens, R. S. 
 Cying Tommy. Seawell, M. E. 
 Crystal. Bacon, J. D. 
 Crystal egg. Wells, H. G. 
 Crystal gazer. Futrelle, J. 
 Cub reporter and the king of Spain. Wil- 
 liams, J. L. 
 Cuban cactus. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Cuban morning. Bates, A. 
 Cuckoo Valley railway. Quiller-Couch, A. 
 
 T. 
 Culidh Mhoire. Sharp, W. 
 Cumberland vendetta. Fox, J., jr. 
 Cumbersome horse. Bunner, H. C. 
 Cumner's son. Parker, G. 
 Cunning crone (Arabic) 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 Cunning snake. Harris, J. C. 
 Cunning speech of Drumtochty. Watson, J. 
 Cunningham, A. 
 
 Haunted ships 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 8 
 Cup of cold water. Wharton, E. 
 Cup of the Caldera. Phillpotts, E. 
 Cupboard love. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Cupid a la carte. Henry, O. 
 Cupid and Psyche. See Apuleius. Story of 
 
 Cupid and -Psyche 
 Cupid and the hurdy-gurdy. Peattie, E. W. 
 Cupid's arrows. Kipling, R. 
 Cupid's exile number two. Henry, O. 
 Cupid's revenge. Lamb, C. 
 
(^ 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Curate of Churnsidc. Allen, G. 
 
 Curate of the Poltons. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Curate's bump. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Cure de Tours. Balzac, H. de 
 
 Cure for love. Wells, IL G. 
 
 Cure for unhappiness. Coppec, 1'. 
 
 Cure of Cucugnan. Daudct, A. 
 
 Cure of Hczekiah. Duncan, N. 
 
 Cure that failed. Singmastcr, E. 
 
 Cure's Christmas gift. Warman, C. 
 
 L-ure's mignonette. Erance, A. ^ 
 
 Cures of iivelina. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Curiosity of Carney. MacManus, b. 
 
 Curious book; complete. Clemens, S. E. 
 
 Curious dream. Clemens, S. E. 
 
 Curious experience. Clemens, S. E. 
 
 Curious fragment. Eondon, J. 
 
 Curious history of a message, btockton, 
 
 E. R. , ^ 
 
 Curious if true. GaskcU, E. C 
 Curly lish. Mitchell, S. VV. 
 Curried cow. Bierce, A. 
 Curse of Eve. Doyle, A. C. 
 Curse of O'Sullivan the Red upon old age. 
 
 See Yeats, W. B. Red Hanrahan's curse. 
 Curse of Red Hanrahan. See Yeats, W. B. 
 
 Red Hanrahan's curse 
 Curse of the hres and of the shadows 
 
 Yeats, W. B. _ ^^ ^ 
 
 Curse of the heretic. MacManus, b. 
 Cursed patois. Catherwood, M. \i. 
 Cursory light. Huneker, J. G. 
 Custody of the child. Morris, G. 
 Custom-house people. Daudet, A. 
 Cut and a kiss. Hawkins, A. H. 
 "Cutta Cord-la." Hams, J. C. 
 Cutting, Mrs. Mary Stewart (Doubleday) 
 
 At the sign of the rubber plant 
 In More stories of married life 
 McClure 23: 207 
 Because a woman wills 
 
 In Ladies' H J 21: O p 12, 49 
 Clear field 
 
 In Just for two 
 Cloisonne vase 
 In Just for two 
 
 Everybody's 21: 494 
 Coupons of fortune 
 In Little stories of courtship 
 Harper 91: 670 
 Daughter-in-law ^,^, , 
 
 In Howells, W. D., and others. W hoh 
 family ch 4 
 Enchantment 
 
 In Just for two 
 Fairy gold _ . , ,.. 
 
 In Little stones of married lite 
 McClure 6: 57.3 
 Few minutes with the grocer 
 
 In Am M 64: 47 
 Good dinner 
 In Little stories of married life 
 Ladies' II J 22: F p =548 
 McClure 18:378 
 Happiest time 
 In Little stories of married life 
 McClure 19: 424 
 Henry 
 
 In Little stories of courtship 
 
 Her housecleaning day 
 
 In Ladies' H J 26: Je p 12 
 Heritage 
 
 In Everybody's 13: 1/3 
 Hinge ■ , ,t 
 
 In More stories of married lile 
 ]\IcClure 25: 585 
 I louse of life 
 
 In Cosmopol 23 : 205 
 In Cinderella's shoes 
 
 In Little stories of courtship 
 In regard to Josephine 
 In Little stories of courtship 
 McClure 24: 579 
 In the family 
 
 In McClure 24:538 
 In the married quarters 
 
 In Little stories of married life 
 McClure 19: 248 
 In the reign of Quintilia 
 
 In Little stories of married life 
 Harp B_36:502 
 Kingdom of joy 
 
 In McClure 35:559 
 Lighted house 
 
 In McClure 34: 169 
 Little change for Edward 
 
 /;; Am M 65: l6l 
 Little Surprise 
 
 In More stories of married life 
 McClure 21 : 14 
 Madonna of the toys: a Christmas story 
 In More stories of married life 
 Ladies' H J 22: D p 6 
 Matrimonial episode 
 
 In Little stories of married life 
 Measure 
 
 In Suburban whirl 
 
 Everybody's 17: 554 
 Miss Dream 
 
 In Just for two 
 
 Ladies' H J 26: F p 7 
 Mr. Brand, the grocer 
 
 In Ladies' H J 22: Ja p 4 
 Mrs. Atwood's outer raiment 
 In Little stories of married life 
 McClure 18:476 
 Mrs. Tremley 
 
 In Suburban whirl 
 McClure 29: 561 
 Mother of Emily 
 
 In More stories of married life 
 Name of the firm 
 
 In More stories of niarruHl life 
 Not a sad story 
 
 In Little stories of married life 
 Oil of gladness 
 
 In Harp B 41: ILSO 
 On the ridge 
 
 In Suburban whirl 
 McClure 28: 177 
 Original wedding present 
 
 In Cent 67:888 
 Path to Spain 
 
 In Just for two 
 Paying guests 
 
 In Little stories of courtship 
 Perfect tale 
 
 In Little stories of courtship 
 Everybody's 12:325 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 67 
 
 Polly Townsend's rebellion 
 
 III More stories of married liTc 
 Portion of the youngest 
 
 In More stories of married life 
 Real sport 
 
 In Dclin 78:85 
 Saturday afternoon 
 In Harp B 42: 994 
 Song of a shirt 
 
 In Am M 63: 211 
 Strength of ten 
 
 In Little stories of married life 
 McClure ig: 541 
 Suburban whirl 
 In Suburban whirl 
 
 Ladies' H J 24: Ja p 7; F p 1 1 ; Mr 
 p 19; Ap p 21 
 Sure test 
 
 In Lippinc 75: 766 
 Symphony in coal 
 
 In More stories of married life 
 ]\IcClure 26: 567 
 Taking a rest; monologue 
 
 In Am M 66: 505 
 Terminal 
 
 In More stories of married life 
 McClure 22: 526 
 Tlieir second marriage 
 
 In Little stories of married life 
 McClure 14: 183 
 Theme with variations 
 
 In Am M 66: 81 
 There was once a woman 
 
 In Atlan 86: 705 
 Thursday 
 
 In Delin yy. 266 
 Triumph of father 
 
 In More stories of married life 
 Under suspicion 
 
 In Everybody's 16:849 
 When love is kind 
 
 In Little stories of courtship 
 Delin 65: 242 
 Wife 
 In Just for two 
 
 Everybody's 2i:iog 
 Wings 
 
 In Little stories of married life 
 Cutting the forest. See Tolstoi, L. N. Wood- 
 cutting expedition 
 Cutwater of Seneca. Bunner, H. C. 
 Cyclopedy. Field, E. 
 Cynion and Iphigenia. Boccaccio, G. 
 Cynical Miss Catherwaight. Davis, Rich- 
 ard H. 
 Cynthiana pet-named, "Original sin." Lewis, 
 
 A. H. 
 Cypress Hills. See Parker, G. Patrol of the 
 
 Cypress Hills 
 Cyril and tlie gnome. Loomis, C. B. 
 Cyril Vane's wife. Miller, A. D. 
 Cyrilla. Crockett, S. R. 
 Cyrus Emmet: the unlucky man. Freeman, 
 
 M. E._W. 
 Czar's diamond. Perry, B. 
 
 Daddy Deering. See Garland, H. Old Daddy 
 
 Deering 
 Daddy Jake, the runaway. Harris, J. C. 
 Dafify-down-dilly. Wyatt, E. F. 
 Daffydowndilly. See Hawthorne, N. Little 
 
 Daffydowndilly 
 
 Daily bread. See Sienkiewicz, H. For daily 
 
 bread 
 Daily bread; a story of a snow blockade. 
 
 Hale, E. E. 
 Daily morning chronicle. Trumbull, A. E. 
 Dairt Lunan's political reminiscences. Bar- 
 
 rie, J. M. 
 Daisy Miller, a study. James, H. 
 Daisy Miller (dramatized). James, 11. 
 Daisy's jewel box, and how she lillcd it. 
 
 Alcott, L. M. 
 'Dam White. Loomis, C. B. 
 Dame Fast and Pctter Nord. Lagerlof, S. 
 Damned thing. Bierce, A. 
 Dampmer mystery. Bangs, J. K. 
 Dan Costard's tale of Peridorc and Para- 
 vail. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Dan Dunn's outfit. Ralph, J. 
 Dan-nan-ron. Sharp, W. 
 Dance. Connolly, J. B. 
 Dance at Sceaux. See Balzac, H. de. Rural 
 
 ball 
 Dance programme. Zola, E. 
 Dancers. See Maupassant, G. de. Minuet 
 Dancin' party at Harrison cove. Craddock, 
 
 C. E. 
 Dancing academy. Dickens, C. 
 Dancing man. Davis, C. B. 
 Dancing master. Halevy, L. 
 Dandy at his best. Ralph, J. 
 Dandy Jim's conjure scare. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Dandy Steve. Jackson, H. H. 
 Danger of being a twin. Merrick, L. 
 Danger of being too thorough. Page, T. N. 
 Danger of delay. Tracy, V. 
 Dangerous footpad. See Smith, F. H. With 
 
 a detailed account, etc. 
 Dangerous virtue. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Dangerous wooing. Bjornson, B. 
 Daniel and little Daniel. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Daniel and the devil. Field, E. 
 Daniel Jovard; or. The conversion of a 
 
 classicist. Gautier, T. 
 Daniel O'Rourke. Croker, T. C. 
 Dan'l Borem. By F. N-s W-t-t. Harte, B. 
 Daphne. Sherwood, M. P. 
 Daphnis. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Daphnis and Chloe. See Longus. Amours 
 
 of Daphnis and Chloe 
 D'Arfet's vengeance. Quiller-Coucli, A. T. 
 Daring fiction. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Dark brown dog. Crane, S. 
 Dark horse. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Dark nameless one. Sharp, W. 
 Dark night's work. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Darkened path. Gibbon, P. 
 Darkness. Maupassant, G. de 
 Darning-needle. Andersen, H. C. 
 
 Dasent, Sir George Webbe, 1817-1896 
 Boots and his brothers 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i: 
 273 
 Boots who ate a match with the troll 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i: 
 308 
 Buttercup 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i : 
 283 
 Gudbrand on the hillside 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's liour i: 
 312 
 
68 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Dasent, Sir George "Wehhe—Coutiiiucd. 
 Husband who was to mind the house 
 III Tappan, E. M: Children's liour i : 
 280 
 Lad who went to the north wind 
 III Tappan. E. M. Children's hour i : 
 303 
 Not a pin to choose between them 
 
 III Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1: 
 295 
 Why the sea is salt 
 In Tappan, E. ^l. Children's hour i ; 
 288 
 Daudet, Alphonse, 1840-1897 
 Abnard: a monologue 
 /;; Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Aged folk I Old folk] 
 III Works V 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Temple Bar 75: 543 
 Alsace! Alsace! 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Anonymous letter 
 
 In Liv Age 217: 765 
 Arlesian girl fArlesienne] 
 /;; Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Arlesienne. See Daudet. A. Arlesian girl 
 Arthur 
 
 III Works V 20 
 Monday tales 
 At Milianah 
 /;; Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 At the outposts: memories of the siege 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Barrack homesickness 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 liattle of Pere-Lachaise 
 /;; Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Beaucaire diligence 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Belisaire's Prussian 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Belle-Nivernaise 
 In Works v 6 
 
 La Belle-Xivernaise 
 Bixiou's portfolio 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Blind emperor 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Bookkeeper 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Boy spy | Child spy] 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Litlle I'rench masterpieces v 5 
 
 Caravansary 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Cheese-soup 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Child spy. See Daudet, A. Boy spy 
 Christmas-eve revel in the Marais 
 [Christmas supper in the Marais] 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Christmas supper in the Marais. See 
 Daudet, A. Christmas-eve revel in 
 the Marais 
 Clock of Bougival 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Coast-guards. See Daudet. A. Custom- 
 house people 
 Color sergeant 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Concert of Company Eight 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Country-folk in Paris during the siege 
 III Works V 20 
 Monday tales 
 Cure of Cucugnan 
 In Works v 19 
 Monday tales 
 Letters from my mill 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Temple Bar 80: 248 
 Custom-house people 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Death of Chauvin 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Death of the dauphin 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Merrill, S. Pastels in prose 
 Warner library 
 Decorated the fifteenth of August 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Defence of Tarascon 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Dictators 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters to an absent one 
 Elixir of the Rev. Pere Gaucher 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Little I'rench masterpieces v .5 
 Ridpath's library of universal litera- 
 ture 
 Emotions of a young red p.irtridge 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Fairies of France 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Father Balagnere's Christmas feast 
 
 In La Belle-Xivcrnaisc 
 leather Ciucher's elixir. S,e Daudet, A. 
 IClixir of tlic Rev. I'ere Gaucher 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 69 
 
 Ferry 
 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Fig and the idler. Sec Daudet, A. Fig 
 
 and the sluggard 
 Fig and the sluggard 
 In Works v 6 
 
 Fig and the idler 
 In La Belle-Nivernaise 
 First-night performance 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Game of billiards 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Gastronomic scenes 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Glimpses of the insurrection 
 /;; Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Goat of Monsieur Seguin. See Daudet, A. 
 
 M. Seguin's goat 
 House for sale 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 How Jarjaille went to heaven 
 
 In Works v 6 
 In Camargue 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Jarjaille's visit to the good God 
 
 In La Belle-Nivernaise 
 Last book 
 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Last class. See Daudet, A. Last lesson 
 Last lesson [Last class] 
 /;; Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 3 
 Legend of the man with the golden brain 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Letters from my mill 
 
 /;/ Monday tales 
 Letters to an absent one. Sec Daudet, A. 
 
 Monday tales 
 Light house, f Light house of the San- 
 guinaires. Sanguinaires light house] 
 In Works v 19 
 In Letters from my mill 
 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Light house of the Sanquinaires. See 
 
 Daudet, A. Lighthouse 
 Little pates [Little pies] 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Little pies. See Daudet. A. Little pates 
 Locusts 
 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Loss of the "Semillante." See Daudet, A. 
 
 Wreck of the Semillante 
 Master Cornille's secret. See Daudet, A. 
 Secret of Maitre Cornille 
 
 Mirror 
 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Monday tales [Letters from my mill; 
 Letters to an absent onc| 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 M. Sequin's goat [Goat of .Monsieur Se- 
 quin] 
 /;; Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Mother 
 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Mothers. See Daudet, A. Mother 
 Mushroom bed of great men 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters to an absent one 
 My first dress-coat 
 In La Belle-Nivernaise 
 Fig and the idler 
 My first night 
 
 /;/ Theatre 32: 299 
 My kepi 
 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 New master [New teacher] 
 In Works v 6 
 In La Belle-Nivernaise 
 Fig and the idler 
 New teacher. See Daudet, A. New 
 
 master 
 Old folks. See Daudet, A. Aged folk 
 Oranges 
 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Poet Mistral 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Pope is dead 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 
 Little French masterpieces v S 
 Pope's mule 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Esenwein, J. B. Short-story master- 
 pieces v I 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v I 
 Cosmopol 2: 42 
 Renegade Zouave 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Reverend Father Gaucher's elixir. See 
 Daudet, A. Elixir of the Rev. Pere 
 Gaucher 
 Rochefort and Rossignol 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters to an absent one 
 Salvette and Bernadon; a French Christ- 
 mas sketch 
 In Cosmopol 6: 128 
 Sanguinaires lighthouse. See Daudet, A. 
 
 Lighthouse 
 Sea-side harvest 
 /;; Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 
70 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Daudet, Alphonse —Continued. 
 Secret of Maitre Cornille [Master Cornille's 
 Secret] 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Sentry-box 
 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters to an absent one 
 Siege of Berlin 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday talcs 
 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 5 
 Stories bv foreign authors. French v i 
 Temple Bar 68: 540 
 Cosmopol 1 : 357 
 Sous-prefect afield. Sec Daudet, A. Sub- 
 prefect in the fields 
 Stars 
 
 /;/ Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Sub-prefect in the fields 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Merrill, S. Pastels in prose 
 Surrender 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters to an absent one 
 Taking possession 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Third reading 
 hi Works V 20 
 Monday tales 
 Three low masses 
 In Works v 20 
 
 Fig and the idler 
 Letters from my mill 
 Monday tales 
 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Tricoteuse 
 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Turco of the commune 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Two inns 
 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Little French masterpieces v 5 
 Vision of the Judge of Colmar 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 "With the three hundred thousand francs 
 which Girardin promised nic!" 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Wreck of the "Semillante"' [Loss of the 
 "Semillante"] 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters from my mill 
 Year of trouble 
 In Works v 19 
 
 Letters to an absent one 
 Yule-tide stories: A Christmas eve revel 
 in the Marais; The three low masses 
 In Works v 20 
 Monday tales 
 Daughter-in-law. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Daughter of Eve. Balzac, H. de 
 Daughter of Lilith. P'rance, A. 
 Daughter of Reb Avrom Leib. Cahan, A. 
 Daughter of the Aurora. London, J. 
 Daughter of the lodge. Gissing, G. R. 
 Daughter of the regiment. Kipling, R. 
 Daughter of the revolution. Chambers, R. 
 
 W. 
 Daughter of the rich. Hopkins, W. J. 
 Daughter of the south. Harrison, C. C. 
 Daughter of the storage. Howells, W. D. 
 Daughter of the Syndy. Fernald, C. B. 
 Daughter of Venice. Pcmberton, M. 
 Daughter to spare. Moulton, L. C. 
 Daughter's heart. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Daughters of Zion. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Daunt Diana. Wharton, E. 
 Dauntless Kitty. Payn, J. 
 Dave. Keats, G. 
 
 Dave's neckliss. Chcsnutt. C. W. 
 David. Overton, G. 
 
 David Poindexter's disappearance. Haw- 
 thorne, J. 
 David Swan. Hawthorne, N. 
 Davi ; and Elizabeth. Dyar, i\[. 
 Davis, Charles Belmont, 1866- 
 Altar of her beauty 
 
 In Ladies' H J 25: Je p 9 
 At the cafe chantant 
 
 In Borderland of society 
 "Band" 
 
 In Lodger overhead and others 
 "Beauty" Kerrigan 
 In Stage door 
 Am M 64: 510 
 Beggar at your gate 
 
 In Lodger overhead and others 
 Carmichael's Christmas spirit 
 
 In Stage door 
 Coccaro the clown 
 
 In Stage door 
 Conquerors 
 /;( Tales of the town 
 Collier's 44: N 27 p 19 
 Cross lots to fame 
 
 In Collier's 46: Mr 4 p 24 
 Cross roads, New York 
 
 In Stage door 
 Dancing man 
 
 In Lodger overhead and others 
 Scrib M 45:441 
 Essential sense 
 In Lodger overhead and others 
 Reader 9: 21 
 Everyman's riddle 
 /;; Stage door 
 Scrib M 41: 70 
 Executors 
 In Lodger overhead and others 
 Scrib M 44: 448 
 Extra girl 
 
 In Talcs of the town 
 Flawless emerald 
 
 In Stage door 
 Freak's midsummer night's dream 
 
 /;; Borderland of society 
 Friend of the family 
 
 /;; Borderland of society 
 Girl next door 
 
 In Collier's 51: Jc 14 pS 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 71 
 
 Girl with the green toque 
 
 III Lodger overhead and others 
 Gloversville pkuiger 
 In ]\lunsey 24: 846 
 God's puppets 
 
 In Collier's 42: F 27 p 18 
 La gommcusc 
 
 In Borderland of society 
 Gray mouse 
 
 In Tales of the town 
 Greatest of these 
 
 In Lodger overhead 
 Kidnappers 
 
 In Stage door 
 Lodger overhead 
 
 In Lodger overhead and others 
 Marooned 
 
 In Tales of the town 
 ]\Iodern Cleopatra 
 In Stage door 
 
 Cosmopol 27: 42,1 
 Most famous woman in New York 
 
 In Tales of the town 
 Mystery 
 
 In Collier's 49: Jl 6 p 20 
 Octopus 
 
 In Cosmopol 50: 7SQ. Si-'48 
 Once to every man 
 In Tales of the town 
 Hampton 24:831 
 One thing needful. See Davis, C. B. Win- 
 ter city favorite 
 Out of her class 
 
 In Borderland of society 
 Cent 47:357 
 Professor 
 
 In Collier's 49: My 2^, p 18 
 Rescue 
 
 In Tales of the towm 
 
 Collier's 45: My 21 p 17 
 Road to glory 
 
 In Stage door 
 Rom.ance of the rich young girl 
 
 In Tales of the town 
 Sedgwick 
 
 In Stage door 
 Side-tracked 
 
 In Collier's 48: O 21 p 17 
 Song and the savage 
 
 In Tales of the town 
 Story of his life 
 
 In Borderland of society 
 Tommy 
 
 In Lodger overhead and others 
 Scrib M 36: 713 
 Twenty-first reason 
 
 In Scrib M 49: 478 
 Vallev of content 
 
 In Everybody's 12:449 
 Where ignorance was bliss 
 In Tales of the town 
 
 Collier's 46: N 19 p 15; 
 White light of publicity 
 
 In Lodger overhead and others 
 Winter city favorite 
 
 In Borderland of society 
 Davis. Mrs. Mary Evelyn Moore, 1852-1909 
 At La Glorieuse 
 
 In Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. ^T. 
 Shapes that haunt tlie dusk 
 Harper 84:77 
 
 Davis, Mrs. Rebecca (Blaine) Harding, 
 
 1831-1910 
 Across the gulf 
 
 In Silhouettes of y\merican life 
 Lippinc 28: 59 
 Anne 
 
 In Silhouettes of American life 
 Harper 78: 744 
 At the station 
 
 In Silhouettes of American life 
 Balacchi brothers 
 
 In Stories by American autli^rs v i 
 Lippinc 10: 66 
 Chapel of ease 
 
 In Lippinc 55: 147 
 Colonel's venture 
 
 In Lippinc 23: t86 
 Coming of night 
 
 In Scrib M 45: 58 
 Doctor's wife 
 
 In Silhouettes of American life 
 Dolly 
 
 In Scrib o s 9:89 
 Elizabeth's husband 
 
 In Ind 55: 2149 
 End of the vendetta 
 
 In Silhouettes of American life 
 Faded leaf of history 
 
 In Silhouettes of American life 
 Johnson, R. Little classics v 10 
 High tide of December 
 In Atlan 17: 47 
 Sharpe 52: 281 
 How the widow crossed the line 
 
 In Lippinc 18: 717 
 Ignoble martyr 
 In Silhouettes of American life 
 Harper 80: 604 
 Jane Murray's Thanksgiving 
 
 In Ind 59: 1267 
 Kent Hampden 
 
 In Kent Hampden 
 Mademoiselle Joan 
 In Silhouettes of American life 
 Atlan 58: 328 
 Marcia 
 
 In Silhouettes of American life 
 Old time Christmas 
 
 In Ind 55:3031 
 Old-time love story 
 
 In Cent 77:219 
 Stephen Yarrow; a Christmas story 
 In Atlan 13: 66 
 
 Sharpe 46: 237, 286 
 Story of a shadow 
 In Galaxy 13:541 
 Tirar v Soult 
 
 In Silhouettes of American life 
 
 Stories of the South (Stones from 
 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M 2:563 
 Under the old code 
 In Harper 100: 401 
 Walhalla 
 
 In Silhouettes of American life 
 Scrib o s 20: 139 
 Penny M 12: 10, 13: 4^9 
 Wayside episode 
 
 In Silhouettes of American life 
 Lippinc 31: 179 
 
72 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Davis, Mrs. Rebecca H. — Cmitiitucd. 
 Vares of the Black Mountains 
 In Sillioucttcs of American life 
 Lippinc i6: 35 
 Davis, Richard Harding, 1864- 
 Amatenr 
 
 hi Once upon a time 
 Andy M'Gce's chorus girl 
 
 III Van Bibber and others 
 Anonymous letter 
 In Exiles 
 
 Harper 88: 445 
 Assisted immigrant 
 In Cinderella 
 
 Lion and tlic unicorn fScribncr '03I 
 Bar sinister 
 
 /;/ Bar sinister 
 Ranson's folly 
 Scrib M 31 : 307 
 Blood will tell 
 In Red Cross girl 
 Scrib M 52: 130 
 Boy orator of Zepata City 
 In Exiles 
 
 Harper 85:847 
 Buried treasure of Cobrc 
 
 In Lost road 
 Charmed life 
 
 In Once upon a time 
 Scrib M 46: 540 
 Cindejella 
 In Cinderella 
 
 Lion and the unicorn fScrilMier '03] 
 Scrib M 19: 460 
 Consul 
 /;; Consul 
 
 ^fan wIto could not lose 
 Scrib M 48:678 
 Cynical Miss Cathcrwaight 
 In Gallegher 
 Cent 41:221 
 Derelict 
 
 In Ranson's folly 
 Scrib M 30: 131 
 Dictator 
 
 In Farces 
 Editor's story 
 In Cinderella 
 
 Lion and the unicorn fScribncr '03] 
 Harper 89: 342 
 Eleanor Cuyler 
 In Van Bibber and others 
 Harper 84: 771 
 Evil to him who evil thinks 
 
 In Lost road 
 Exiles 
 
 In Exiles 
 Experiment in economy 
 
 In Van Bibber and others 
 Gallegher: a newspaper story 
 /;; Gallegher 
 
 Scrib M 8: 156 
 Galloper 
 
 In Farces 
 God of coincidence 
 
 In Lost road 
 Grand Cross of tlic Crescent 
 
 fn Red Cross girl 
 Great Tri-club tournament 
 In Stories fr)r liovs 
 
 Her first appearance 
 In Episodes in Van Bibber's life 
 Van Bibber and others 
 Harper 84: 104 
 His bad angel 
 In b'xilcs 
 
 Harper 87:381 
 How Hefty Burke got even 
 In Van Bibber and others 
 Hungry m:in was fed 
 
 III Episodes in Van Bibber's life 
 \'an Bibber and others 
 In tlie fog 
 In In the fog 
 Ranson's folly 
 Invasion of England 
 In Red Cross girl 
 Scrib M 50:697 
 Jump at Corey's slip 
 In Stories for boys 
 King's jackal 
 In King's iackal 
 
 Scrib M 2:^: 413, 24: So 
 Last ride togetlier 
 
 In Lion and the unicorn 
 Scrib M 20: 705 
 Leander of the East river 
 
 /;; Van Bibber and others 
 La Icttre d'amour 
 
 In Ranson's folly 
 Lion and the unicorn 
 
 In Lion and the unicorn 
 Scrib M 26: 129 
 Long arm 
 In Lost road 
 
 Everybody's 27: 617 
 Lost house 
 
 In ]\Ian who could not lose 
 Lost road 
 
 In Lost road 
 Love me, love my dog 
 
 In Episodes in Van Bibber's life 
 Van Bibber and others 
 Make-believe man 
 /;; Once upon a time 
 
 Collier's 44: ja 20 p 13: F 5 p 20 
 Man of Zanziliar 
 
 In Lost road 
 ]\Tan who could not lose 
 In Man who could not lose 
 
 Collier's 45: Ag 20 p 17: Ag 27 p 1; 
 ]\Ian with one talent 
 /;/ Lion and the unicorn 
 Cosmopol 24: 5T0 
 Messengers 
 
 In Once upon a time 
 Scrib M 46:685 
 Midsummer pirates 
 
 /;; Stories for boys 
 Mind reader 
 
 In Red Cross girl 
 Miracle of Las Palmas 
 
 In Lost road 
 "Miss Civilization" 
 In Farces 
 
 ''Miss Civilization" 
 Miss Dclamar's understudy 
 In Cinderella 
 
 Lion and the unicorn [Scribner 03] 
 Scrib M t8: 183 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 73 
 
 Mr. Traver's first hunt 
 
 In Van Bibber and others 
 My buried treasure 
 
 In Man who could not lose 
 My disreputable friend, Mr. Raegan 
 In Gallc^her 
 
 Scrib M 8:685 
 Naked man 
 In Red Cross girl 
 
 Everybody's 27:305 
 Nature faker 
 
 In Man who could not lose 
 Collier's 46: D 10 p 17 
 New world 
 
 In Collier's 47: S 16 p iQ 
 On the fever ship 
 
 In Lion and the unicorn 
 Scrib M 25:21 
 Other woman 
 In Galle2,her 
 
 Scrib M 0:385 
 Outside the prison 
 
 In Van Bibber and others 
 Patron of art 
 
 In Van Bibber and others 
 Peace manoeuvres 
 In Once upon a time 
 Scrib M ^7:567 
 Princess Aline 
 /;/ Princess Aline 
 Harper 90: 240 
 Question of latitude 
 /;; Once upon a time 
 Scrib M 48: 165 
 Ranson's folly 
 
 In Ranson's folly 
 Recruit at Christmas 
 
 In Van Bibber and others 
 Red Cross girl 
 
 In Red Cross girl 
 Reporter who made himself king 
 In Cinderella 
 
 King's jackal [1903] 
 Stories for boys 
 Richard Carr's baby 
 In Stories for boj^s 
 Right of way 
 
 In Exiles 
 Romance in the life of Hefty Burke 
 
 In Exiles 
 Sailorman 
 In Red Cross girl 
 
 Collier's 48 D 16 p 13 
 Scarlet car 
 In Scarlet car 
 
 Princess Aline [1910] 
 Spy 
 
 In Once upon a time 
 Scrib M 38: 7^2 
 Story of a jockey 
 
 In Stories for boys 
 There were ninety and nine 
 In Gallegher 
 Cent 41:818 
 Trailer for room No. 8 
 
 In Gallegher 
 Unfinished story 
 In Van Bibber and others 
 Harper 83: 727 
 
 Vagrant 
 
 In Lion and the unicorn 
 Harper 99: 25 
 Van i'ibbcr and the swan-boats 
 
 /;/ Gallegher 
 Van l!il)ber as best man 
 
 /// Gallegher 
 \'an P)iljl)er at the races 
 
 In Van Bibber and others 
 Van Bibber Daseball club 
 
 In Stories for boys 
 Van Bibber's burglar 
 
 In Gallegher 
 Van Bibber's man-servant 
 
 In Episodes in Van Bibber's life 
 Van Bibber and others 
 Vera, the medium 
 In Vera, the medium 
 
 Scrib M 43:395, 533, 7^3 
 Walk up the avenue 
 In Gallegher 
 
 Harper 81:388 
 Wasted day 
 
 In Once upon a time 
 Collier's 43 Jl 3i P 9 
 Writing on the wall 
 In Exiles 
 
 Harper 88: 772, 
 Davison, Charles Stewart 
 
 How I sent my aunt to Baltimore 
 /;; Stories of the railway (Stories from 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M 12: 249 
 Davy Jones's gift. Masefield, J. 
 Davy's Christmas. Slosson, A. T. 
 Dawn of a tomorrow. Burnett, F. H. 
 Dawson and Rudd, partners. Lewis, A. H. 
 Day, Thomas, 1748- 1789 
 
 Tommy decides to study arithmetic 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 6:160 
 Tommy Merton meets Harry Sandford 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 6: 149 
 Day at Laguerre's and other days. Smith, 
 
 F. H. 
 Day at the Pinochle club. Ralph, J. 
 Day in the wilderness. Frederic, H. 
 Day of grace. Garland, H. 
 Day of his youth. Brown, A. 
 Day of my death. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Day of omens. Gibbon, P. 
 Day of reckoning. Bourget, P. 
 Day of silence. Gissing, G. 
 Day of the cyclone. Thanet, O. 
 Day of the dog. McCutcheon, G. B. 
 Day of the game. Harriman, K. E. 
 Day of the scholars. MacManus, S. 
 Day of their wedding. Howells, W. D. 
 Day off. Brown, A. 
 Day resurgent. -Henry, O. 
 Day together. Wright, J\L T. 
 Day we celebrate. Henry, O. 
 Daymare. Morris, G. 
 Day's lodging. London, J. 
 Day's pleasure. Garland, H. 
 Day's pleasure. Howells, W. D. 
 Day's stalking. Black, W. 
 Dayton's wooing. King, C. 
 De profundis. Doyle, A. C. 
 De profundis. Harland, H. 
 Dea ex machina. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
74 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Deacon Pheby's selfish natur. Slosson, 
 
 A. T. 
 Deacon Pitkin's farm. Stowe, II. B. 
 Deacon Thomas Wale's will. hVeenian, M. 
 
 E. W. 
 Deacon's dilemma, l-'rcnch, A. W. 
 Deacon's medicine. Stuart, R. M. 
 Deacon's whistle. Spofford, 11. 1'. 
 Dead alive. Collins, \V. 
 Dead alive. See Dumas, A. Julieii 
 Dead, dead woman. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Dead finger. Pyle, H. 
 Dead hand. Collins, W. 
 Dead leaves. Sec Kielland, A. L. With- 
 
 ered leaves 
 Dead letter. Peattic, E. W. 
 Dead letter come to life. l""rench, A. W. 
 Dead letters. Wright, M. T. 
 Dead man's chest. Viele, H. K. 
 Dead past. Brown, A. 
 Dead secret. Hearn, L. 
 Dead selves. ]\Iagrudcr, J. 
 Dead-shot Baker. Lewis, A. H. 
 Dead smile. Crawford, F. M. 
 Dead violets. Merrick, L. 
 Dead woman's secret. Maupassant, G. de 
 Deadly dash. Ouida 
 Deaf mute. Maupassant, G. de 
 Deal in cotton. Kipling, R. 
 Deal in ostriches. Wells, H. G. 
 Deal in wheat. Norris, F. 
 Deal of cards. Maselield, J. 
 Deal on 'change. Barr, R. 
 Deanery ball. Weyman, S. J. 
 Dean's watch. Erckmann,E.,and Chatrian, A. 
 Dear Annie. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Death. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Death and the child. Crane, S. 
 Death, and the Donna Anna. Lewis, A. H. 
 Death and the negro man. Harris, J. C. 
 Death and the soldier. Field, E. 
 Death-bed confession. Bland, E. N. 
 Death-dance. Castle, E. 
 Death-disk. Clemens, S. L. 
 Death-fires of Les Martiques. Janvier, T. A. 
 Death in the camp. Kipling, R. 
 "Death in the desert." Gather, W. S. 
 Death of an official. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Death of Auguste Chatenay. Phillpolts, PI. 
 Death of Chauvin. Daudet, A. 
 Death of Demetri. Benson, E. F. 
 Death of Halpin Eraser. Bierce, A. 
 Death of Hanrahan. Yeats, \V. B. 
 Death of Ivan llyitch. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Death of Ligoun. London, J. 
 Death of Pierrot. Marguerittc, P. 
 Death of Samuel Pickwick. Besant, W., 
 
 and Rice, J. 
 Death of Simon Fuge. Bennett, E. A. 
 Death of the dauphin. Daudet, A. 
 Death of the Laird's Jock. Scott, W. 
 Death of the lion. James, H. 
 Death run. Warman, C. 
 Death warrant. Benson, E. F. 
 Death-way. Maartens, Al. 
 Debt. Gibbon, P. 
 Debt. Maupassant, G. de 
 Debt. Wharton, E. 
 Debt of honor. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Debtors. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Debut of Bimbashi Joyce. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Debut of Patricia. Wiggin, K. D. 
 
 Deceitful jug. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Decembrists. See Tolstoi, L. N. Deka- 
 
 brists 
 Deception of Martha Tucker. Loomis, C. B. 
 Decision of Zeus. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Decline and fall. Trumbull, A. E. 
 Decorated the fifteenth of August. Daudet, 
 
 A. 
 Decoration. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Decoration day. Jewett, S. O. 
 Decoration day revery. Alatthews, J. B. 
 Decree of Duke Deodonato. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Deedless drama. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Deep as first love. Wright, I\L T. 
 Deer park in the provinces. Maupassant, 
 
 G. de 
 Defeat of Amos W^icklifif. Thanet, O. 
 Defeat of Lady Grantham. Benson, E. F. 
 Defeat of the city. Henry, O. 
 Defection of Maria Ann Gibbs. Dunbar, P. 
 
 L. 
 Defence of Tarascon. Daudet, A. 
 Defense of the flag. Norris, F. 
 Defiance of Gene Watkins. Lewis, A. H. 
 De Foe, Daniel, 1661-1731 
 Apparition of Mrs. Veal 
 
 In Jessup, A., and Canby, H. S. Book 
 of the short story 
 De Forest, John William, 1826- 1906 
 lirigade commander 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 8 
 Inspired lobbyist 
 In Stories by American authors v 4 
 Atlan 30: 676 
 Lauson tragedy 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 3 
 Atlan 25:444, 565 
 Degeneration of Thomas Henrv. Jerome, 
 
 J. K. 
 De Grey: a romance. James, H. 
 Dekabrists. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 De Kay, Charles A., 1848- 
 Manmat'ha 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 10 
 Atlan 37:' 143 
 De Kroyft, Mrs. Sarah Helen Aldrich, 1S18- 
 Little Jakey 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 10 
 Deland, Mrs. Margaret Wade (Campbell), 
 1857- 
 Amelia 
 
 In Dr. Lavendar's people 
 Harper 107: 384 
 Apotheosis of the Reverend Mr. Spanglor 
 1)1 Dr. Lavendar's people 
 Harper 106: 941 
 yVt the stufi^ed animal house 
 In Dr. Lavendar's people 
 Harper 106: 941 
 At whose door 
 
 In Mr. Tommy Dove 
 Longman's 13- 493 
 Black drop 
 
 In R. J.'s mother 
 Child's mother 
 
 In Old Chester tales 
 Counting the cost 
 In Wisdom of fools 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 75 
 
 Elizabeth 
 
 III Mr. Tommy Dove 
 Encore 
 III Encore 
 
 Howells, W. D., and Alden, II. ^\. 
 
 Quaint courtships 
 Harper no; 96 
 Exceeding high mountain 
 In Dr. Lavendar's people 
 Harper 107: 893 
 Exploiter of souls 
 
 In Harper 109: 349 
 Face on the wall 
 III Mr. Tommy Dove 
 Harper 86: 510 
 Fourth class appointment 
 In Mr. Tommy Dove 
 Harper 84: 265 
 Good for the soul 
 
 In Old Chester tales 
 Grasshopper and the ant 
 
 In Harper 107: 683 
 House of Rinimon 
 In R. J.'s mother 
 Wisdom of fools 
 Immediate jewel 
 
 In Harper 108: 57 
 Justice and the judge 
 
 In Old Chester tales 
 Law, or the gospel? 
 
 In Wisdom of fools 
 Many waters 
 
 In R. J.'s mother 
 Miss Maria 
 
 In Old Chester tales 
 Mr. Tommy Dove 
 In Mr. Tommy Dove 
 Atlan 63: 89 
 Mormon 
 
 In R. J.'s mother 
 Note 
 In Dr. Lavendar's people 
 Harper 107: 497 
 One woman's story; a study 
 
 In Cosmopol 20: 425 
 Promises of Dorothea 
 In Old Chester tales 
 R. J.'s mother 
 In R. J.'s mother 
 Harper 115: 353 
 Sally . 
 
 In Old Chester tales 
 Turn about 
 
 In Harper 128: 16, 289 
 Unexpectedness of Mr. Horace Shields 
 
 In Old Chester tales 
 Voice 
 In Voice 
 
 Harper 105: 592 
 Waiting hand 
 
 In Cent 78: 364 
 Way to peace 
 
 In Way to peace 
 Where ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be 
 wise 
 In Wisdom of fools 
 Where the laborers are few 
 In Old Chester tales 
 
 Where the laborers are few 
 
 White feather 
 III R. J.'s mother 
 Cent 68: 441 
 De la Ramee, Louise, 1840-1908. See Ouida, 
 
 pseud. 
 Deledda, Grazia, 1872- 
 Tvvo miracles 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Delia Grimwet. Bates, A. 
 Deliberation of Mr. Dunkin. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Delicacy of Red Dog. Lewis, A. H. 
 Delicate affair. King. G. E. 
 Delight. Galsworthy, J. 
 Delila. Maupassant, G. de 
 Delmar of Pima. Garland, H. 
 Delusion of Ralph Penwyn. Hawthorne, J. 
 Demagogue and Lady Phayrc. Locke, W. 
 
 Demetrios Contos. London, J. 
 Demoiselle d'Ys. Chambers, R. W. 
 Demos. Galsworthy, J. 
 Denis. Maupassant, G. de 
 Denis Duval. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Dennis. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Dennis Haggerty's wife. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Denouement. Cameron, M. 
 Denver express. Hayes, A. A, • 
 Deodand. Bishop, W. H. 
 Departmental case. Henry, O. 
 Departure. Grahame, K. 
 Deposition. Capuana, L. 
 Deputation to the king. Barr, R. 
 Deputy of Gamache. Halevy, L. 
 De Quincey, Thomas, 1785-1859 
 Avenger 
 
 In Tales and romances 
 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 
 detective stories, English-Irish 
 Blackw 44: 208 
 Count Fitz-Hum. See De Quincey, T. In- 
 cognito 
 Dice 
 
 In Tales and romances 
 Fatal marksman 
 
 III Tales and romances 
 Household wreck 
 
 III Tales and romances 
 Incognito, or Count Fitz-Hum 
 
 /;; Tales and romances 
 King of Hayti 
 
 In Tales and romances 
 Klosterheim 
 
 In Tales and romances 
 Mr. Schnackenberger; or, Two masters 
 for one dog 
 In Tales and romances 
 Spanish military nun 
 
 In Tales and phantasies 
 Two masters for one dog. See De Quin- 
 cey, T. Mr. Schnackenberger 
 Derelict. Davis. Richard H. 
 Derelict. Parker, G. 
 Derelict. Stockton, _F. R. 
 Derido; or. The giant's quilt. Stockton, 
 
 F. R. 
 Desborough connections. Harte, B. 
 Desborough's adventure. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Descent into the maelstrom. Poe, E. A. 
 Descent of man. Wharton, E. 
 Desert. Smith, A. C. 
 
1^^ 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Desert air. Hichens, R. S. 
 
 Desert drum. Hichens, R. S. 
 
 Desert romance. Remington, F. 
 
 Desert sands. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 Deserted. Bellamy, E. 
 
 Deserted. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Deserted mistress. See Balzac, H. de. De- 
 serted woman. 
 
 Deserted woman. Balzac, H. de 
 
 Deserter. Frederic, H. 
 
 Deserter. Mason, A. K. W. 
 
 Desertion. Crane, S. 
 
 Desertion of IMahommed Sclini. Parker, G. 
 
 Desire stronger than neccssiti'. Tolstoi, 
 L. N. 
 
 Desperate. See Turgcncv, I. S. Reckless 
 character 
 
 Despoiler. Morris, G. 
 
 Despot on tour. Ciissing, G. 
 
 Despotic lady. Norris, W. E. 
 
 Destiny. King, G. E. 
 
 Destiny at Drj^bone. Wister, O. 
 
 Destroyer of homes. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 Dett}'^ the detrimental. Osbourne, L. 
 
 Devasnita (Sanskrit) 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories. Oriental 
 Device of Giraldo the painter. Hawkins, 
 
 A. H. 
 Devil. Gorky, M. 
 Devil. Maupassant, G. de 
 Devil and the broker. Harte, B. 
 Devil and the deep sea. Kipling, R. 
 Devil and the inn keeper. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Devil and the old man. Masefield, J. 
 Devil and Tom Walker. Irving, W. 
 Devil at New Hope. Pyle, H. 
 Devil in manuscript. Hawthorne, N. 
 Devil in the belfry. Poe, E. A. 
 Devil's book. See Yeats, W. B. Red Han- 
 
 rahan 
 Devil's ford. Harte, 1'.. 
 Devils of Fuatino. London, J. 
 Devil's persistent, but God is resistant. See 
 
 Tolstoi. L. N. Hatred is sweet, but God 
 
 is strong 
 Devil's tight rope. Phillpotts, 1{. 
 Devil's wager. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Devil's white man. Osbourne, L. 
 Devoted friend. Wilde, O. 
 Devotion of Enriqucz. Harte, B. 
 Dhoya. Yeats, W. B. 
 Diable — a dog. London, J. 
 Diagnosis of death. Bierce, A. 
 Diamond brooches. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Diamond lens. O'Brien, F. J. 
 Diamond maker. Wells, H. G. 
 Diamond necklace. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Necklace 
 Diamond of Kali. Henry, O. 
 Diamonds. Maartens, M. 
 Diane de Bragade. Maartens, M. 
 Diary of a goose-girl. Wiggin. K. D. 
 Diary of a madman. Maupassant, G. de 
 Diary of a man of fifty. James, H. 
 Diary of a Meshumad. Zangwill, T, 
 Diary of a New York policeman. Lewis, 
 
 A. H. 
 Diary of a perfect gcntknian. l'hilli)otts, E. 
 
 Diary of a superfluous man. Turgenev, 
 
 I. S. 
 Diary of C. Jeames de la Pluche, esq., with 
 
 his letters. Thackeray, W. ^I. 
 Dice. De Quincey, T. 
 Dice. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Dick Boyle's business card. Harte, B. 
 Dick Dunkerman's cat. Jerome, J. K. 
 Dick Sands, convict. Smith, F. H. 
 J^ick Spindlcr's family Christmas. Harte, B. 
 Dick, Tom and Harry. Bland, E. N. 
 Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 
 Battle of life 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 14 
 Christmas books (Gadshill) 
 Black veil 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v i 
 Sketches bv Boz v 2 (Gadshill) 
 Bloomsbury christening 
 /;; Complete works [Chapman] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v 2 (Gadshill) 
 Boarding house 
 /;; Complete works [Chapman] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v 2 (Gadshill) 
 Broker's man 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v 2 (Gadshill) 
 Child's dream of a star 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 8 
 Cod}', S. Selection from the world's 
 
 greatest short stories 
 Household Words 1:25 
 Child's story 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 29 
 Christmas stories v i (Gadshill) 
 Household Words 6: 577 
 Chimes 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 14 
 Christmas books (Gadshill) 
 Christmas carol 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 14 
 Christmas books (Gadshill) 
 Cody, S. Selection from the world's 
 greatest short stories 
 Christmas dinner 
 /;; Complete works [Chaimian] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gadsliill) 
 Cricket on the hearth 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 14 
 Christmas books (Gadshill) 
 Dancing academy 
 /;; Complete works [Ciiapnian] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gadshill) 
 Dr. Manette's manuscript 
 /;; Tale of two cities. Bk }, ch 10 (The 
 substance of the shadow) 
 Nettleton, G. E. Specimens of the 
 
 short story 
 Patten, W. International short stor- 
 ies V 2 
 Doctor Marigold 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 2^ 
 Cliristmas stories v 2 (Gadshill) 
 .\1I the Year Round 14: supp i 
 Doctor Marigold's prescriptions. See 
 
 Dickens, C. Doctor Marigold 
 Drunkard's death 
 
 /;/ Complete works [Chapman] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v 2 (Gadshill) 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 11 
 
 Election for beadle 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gadshill) 
 
 Four sisters ^, , 
 
 In Complete works [Chapnian] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gadshill) 
 George Silverman's explanation 
 /„ Complete works [Chapman] v 29 
 Hard times (Gadshill) 
 All the Year Round iq: I'^o 
 Atlan 21: 118 
 Going into society 
 /„ Complete works ICl^^UMuan] v -.^ 
 Christmas stones vi (GadsliiU) 
 Great Winglebury duel 
 
 In Complete works fChapmanl v 
 Sketches by Boz v 2 (Gad^hili; 
 
 Haunted house 1 ,, ,, 
 
 /„ Complete works [Chapman] v 2^ 
 Christmas stories v i (GadshiU) 
 All the Year Round 2 : supp i 
 Haunted man , 
 
 /» Complete works [Chapman v 14 
 Christmas books (Gadshill) 
 Holiday romance , 
 
 /» Complete works [Chapman] v 29 
 Hard times (Gadshi 1) 
 All the Year Round ig: i59-390 
 
 "?rComplete works [Chapman] v 23 
 Christmas stories v i (Gadshill) 
 Household Words 12: supp 
 
 Horatio Sparkins 
 
 /» Complete works [C^^J^" '^" ^ ^ ,. 
 Sketches bv Boz v 2 (Gadshill) 
 
 Hospital patient 
 
 /„ Complete works [Chapnian] y 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gadshdl) 
 
 ^yr^'omprete works [Chapman] v 29 
 Hard times (Gadshill) 
 All the Year Round 3 : 397, 4-'^ 
 Ladies' societies 
 7n Complete works [Chapman] y 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gad.hill) 
 Lazy tour of two idle apprentices 
 7n Complete works Chapman] i i 
 Christmas stories (Gadshill) 
 AT akin s- a night of it 
 
 ?H Complete works [Chapiuan] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gadshill) 
 Manette's manuscript. See Dickens, C. 
 
 Dr. Manette's manuscript 
 Master Humphrey's clock 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman] ^ 29 
 Message from the sea 
 
 /„ Complete works [Chapman v 2^ 
 Christmas stories v i (Gadshill) 
 All the Year Round 4: supp 
 Misplaced attachment of Mr. John Douncc 
 /n Complete works [Chapiuan] y 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gadshill) 
 Miss Evans and the eagle 
 /u Complete works [Chapman] v 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gadshdl) 
 
 Mistaken milliner 
 hi Complete works [Chapman] yi 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gadshdl) 
 
 Mr. Minn's and his cousm 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman] vi 
 Sketches by Boz v 2 (Gadshill) 
 Old Monthly M Jan. 1834 
 Mrs. Joseph Porter 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gadshdl) 
 Mrs. Lirriper's legacy 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman 1 v 23 
 Christmas stories v 2 (Gadshill) 
 All the Year Round 12 : supp 
 Mrs. Lirriper's lodgings 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman | v 2}, 
 Christmas stories v 2 (Gadshill) 
 All the Year Round 10 : supp 
 Mugby junction 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 23 
 Christmas stories v 2 (Gadshill) 
 All the Year Round 16 : supp 
 Every Saturday 2: 701 
 No thoroughfare 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 2}, 
 Christmas stories v 2 (Gadshill) 
 All the Year Round 18 : supp 
 Every Saturday 4:829 
 Nobody's story 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v b 
 Christinas stories v i (Gadshill) 
 Our next-door neighbor 
 
 /;( Complete works [Chapman] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gadshill) 
 Parlour orator 
 In Complete works. [Chapman] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v i (Gadshill) 
 Passage in the life of Mr. Watkins Tottle 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 7 
 Sketches by Boz v 2 (Gadshdl) 
 Perils of certain English prisoners 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 23 
 Christmas stories v i (Gadshill) 
 Household Words. Christmas no. 
 
 1857 
 Liv Age 56: 143 
 Poor relation's story 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 8 
 Christmas stories v i (Gadshill) 
 Household Words 6: 573 
 Prince Bull. A fairy tale 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 8 
 Prisoner's van 
 In Complete works. [Chapman] v i 
 Sketches bv Boz v 2 (Gadshill) 
 Schoolboy's story 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v « 
 Christmas stories v i (Gadshill) 
 
 Sentiment 
 
 In Complete works. [Chapman] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v 2 (Gadshill) 
 
 Seven poor travellers 
 
 /„ Complete works [Chapman] v 21 
 Christmas stories v i (Gadstuii; 
 Liv Age 44: 216, 59^ 
 
 ^ircSmplete works [Chapman] v 23 
 Somebody's luggage 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 23 
 Christmas stories v i (Gadshill) 
 All the year round 8: supp 
 
78 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Dickens, Charles —Continued. 
 Steam excursion 
 In Complete works. [Chapman] v i 
 Sketches by Boz v 2 (Gadshill) 
 Museum of Foreign Literature 26: 
 273 
 Tom Tiddler's ground 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 23 
 Christmas stories v i (Gadshill) 
 All the year round 6: supp i 
 Trial for murder 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 23 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction, v 5 
 Tugg's at Ramsgate 
 In Complete works. [Chapman] v i 
 Sketches bv Boz v i (Gadshill) 
 Two ghost stories: Trial for murder; 
 Signal man 
 In Complete works [Chapman] v 23 
 Winglebury duel. See Dickens, C. Great 
 
 Winglebury duel 
 Wreck of the Golden ]\Iary 
 
 In Complete works [Chapman | v 2^ 
 Christmas stories v i (Gadshill) 
 Household Words 14: supp i 
 Liv Age 52:257 
 Dickey boJ^ Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Dick's Christmas. Hale, E. E. 
 Dicky. Henry, O. 
 
 Dictator (farce). Davis, Richard II. 
 Dictators. Daudet, A. 
 
 Did he take the Prince to ride? Hale, E. E. 
 Did they marry? Gibbon, P. 
 Didds, R. N. Parker, G. 
 Die of fate. Pyle, H. J. 
 "Die, which I won't." Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Dies irae. Grahame, K. 
 Dies irae. Harland, H. 
 Difif'ent kind o' bundles. Slosson, A. T. 
 Difference in hearts. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Difficult case. Howells, W. D. 
 Difficult problem. Green, A. K. 
 Difficulty of crossing a field. Bierce, A. 
 Dilemma. Andreev, L. N. 
 Dilemma. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Dilemma of Sir Guy the Neuter. Thanct, O. 
 Dill. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Dilletante. Wharton, E. 
 Dimanches d'un bourgeois. See Maupas- 
 sant, G. de. Sundays of a Parisian 
 Diminuendo. Peattie, E. W. 
 Dinner at — . Henry, O. 
 Dinner for t\vo. Peattie, E. W. 
 Dinner of herbs. Earle, M. T. 
 Dinner party. Eddy, J. A. 
 Dinny Moncghan's last keg. MacManus, S. 
 Dinny O'Neill. MacManus, S. 
 Dionea. Paget, V. 
 Diplomacy. Hearn, L. 
 Diplomat. Bazin, R. 
 Diplomatic adventure. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Disappearance of Lady Carfax. Doyle, A. C. 
 Disastrous partnership. Boyesen, II. II. 
 Disbursement sheet. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Disciplinarian. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Discontented bishnp. .Adams, O. V. 
 Discontented i)en(hilinn. Taylor, J. 
 Discounters of money. Henry, (J. 
 Discourager of hesitancy. Stockton, I'". K. 
 Discovered pear). Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Discovery. Bangs, J. K. 
 Discovery. Brown, A. 
 Discovery. Maupassant, G. de 
 Disenchanted symphony. Ilunckcr, J. G. 
 Disenchantment of 'Lizabeth. Quiller- 
 
 Couch, A. T. 
 Disgrace of Mr. Bylcs. Watson, J. 
 Disgraceful persecution of a boy. Clemens, 
 
 S. L. 
 Disguised Providence. IMartin, E. S. 
 Dishonest goldsmith (Turkish) 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories. Oriental 
 Disillusion. Donncll, A. II. 
 Disintegration of tlic conscience. X'orse, 
 
 M. H. 
 Disintegrator. Vorse, M. H. 
 Dismissal of Silver Phil. Lewis, A. H. 
 Dispensation. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Dispenser of Holy Water. Maupassant, G. 
 
 de 
 Disraeli, Benjamin, 1804-18S1 
 
 Rise of Iskander 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 6 
 Dissatisfied soul. Slosson, A. T. 
 Dissenting minister. Mitford, M. R. 
 Dis-sociated charities. Norris, F. 
 Distant relation. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Distant voice. Corelli, M. 
 Distinctly a plight. Ford, P. L. 
 Distinguished stranger. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Distracted preacher. Hardy, T. 
 Distracted young preacher. See Hardy, T. 
 
 Distracted preacher 
 District at play. See Kipling, R. Smith 
 
 administration 
 District doctor. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Disturber of traffic. Kipling, R. 
 Dite Deuchars. Barrie, J. M. 
 Divell's Chrystmasse. Field, E. 
 Divided heart. Heyse, P. 
 Divided heart. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Divided kingdom. Gerould, K. F. 
 Dividing fence. Stuart, R. M. 
 Divine adventure. Sharp, W. 
 Divine and the human; or. Three more 
 
 deaths. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Division in the coolly. Garland, H. 
 Divorce. Maupassant, G. de 
 Divorce case. Maupassant. G. de 
 Dixon's return. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Dizzy Dave. Long, J. I.. 
 Dizzy-headed Dick. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Djoumane. Merimee, P. 
 Dobb's parrot. Morrison, A. 
 Doc Peet's error. Lewns, .'\. II. 
 "Doc" Shipman's fee. Smith, F. H. " 
 Doc Stebbins. Field. E. 
 Doctor. Hopkins, W. J. 
 Dr. Bates and Miss Sally. Norris, K. 
 Dr. Birch and his young friends. Thack- 
 eray, W. M. 
 Dr. Bullivant. Hawthorne, N. 
 Or. Carajo's patient. Hawthorne, J. 
 Dr. Cox's discovery. Ward, H. D. 
 Dr. Davidson's last Christmas. Watson, J. 
 Doctor Dunston's howler. Phillpotts. E. 
 Dr. Gowdy and the squash. Fuller, L. B. 
 Dr. Greatrcx's engagement. Allen. G. 
 Dr. Griffith Gramery. Hawthorne, J. 
 Dr. Grimshawc's secret. Hawthorne, N. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 79 
 
 Dr. Heidegger's experiment. Hawthorne, N. 
 Dr. Heiclenhoff's process. Bellamy, E. 
 Doctor, his wife and the clock. Green, 
 
 A. K. 
 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. See Stevenson, 
 
 R. L. Strange case of Dr. Jekyll 
 Dr. Manette's manuscript. Dickens, C. 
 Doctor Marigold. Dickens, C. 
 Dr. Marigold's prescriptions. See Dickens, 
 
 C. Dr. Marigold 
 Doctor of medicine. Kipling, R. 
 Doctor of the old school. Watson, J. 
 Dr. Polnitzski. Bates, A. 
 Doctor Unonius. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Doctor's horse. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Doctors of Holyland. Doyle, A. C. 
 Doctor's wife. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 Documents in the case. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 and Bunner, H. C. 
 Dog. Bennett, E. A. 
 Dog. Turgenev, I. S. 
 [Dogl Fidelity of. Warman, C. 
 [Dog] Gray collie. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Dog, Lost. Galsworthy, J. 
 [Dog] Memories. Galsworthy, J. 
 I Dog] Loveliness. Ward, E. S. P. 
 [Dog] Race for number three. London, J. 
 Dog of Flanders. Quida 
 Dog with a bad name. Duncan, N. 
 Doge and dogess. Hofifmann, E. T. W. 
 Dog's mission. Stowe, H. B. 
 Dog's tale. Clemens, S. L. 
 Doherty. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Doing the Dollivers. Cameron, M. 
 Doings of Raffles Haw. Doyle, A. C. 
 Dolce. Long, J. L. 
 Doll lady. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Dolliver romance. Hawthorne, N. 
 Dolliver's aid to the injured. Cameron, M. 
 Dollivers caught napping. Cameron, M. 
 Dollivers dine out. Cameron, M. 
 Dollivers' long lane. Cameron, M. 
 Dollivers' old' dears. Cameron, M. 
 Doll's ghost. Crawford, F. M. 
 Doll's house. Strindberg, J. A. 
 Doll's house — and after. Besant, W. 
 Doll's journey. Alcott, L. M. 
 Dolly. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 Dolly and her beaux. Mitford, M. R. 
 Dolly-Jack. Long, J. L. 
 Dolly visits Chicago. Bangs, J. K. 
 Dolph Heyliger. Irving, W. 
 Domestic difference. Watson, J. 
 Domestic happiness. See Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Family happiness 
 Domestic menagerie. Bishop, W. H. 
 Domestic peace. See Balzac, H. de. Peace 
 
 of a home 
 Domestic protectorate of Missis Bill. Lewis, 
 
 A. H. 
 Domesticity and Mrs. Reed. French, A. W. 
 Dominie Grier. Crockett, S. R. 
 Domsie. Watson, J. 
 
 Don Alphonso's treasure hunt. Mascncld, J. 
 Don Carlos. Crosby, M. 
 Don Diego takes up his abode in a grotto. 
 
 Bandello, M. 
 Don Juan. See Balzac, H. dc. Elixir of life 
 Don Juan: a spectral research. Irving. W. 
 Don Quixote Klernan, pump-man. Con- 
 nolly, J. B. 
 
 Doiia Victoria. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Donal that was rich and Jack that was 
 
 poor. MacManus, S. 
 Donkey. Ilcyse, P. J. L. 
 Donkey. Maupassant, G. de 
 Donnell, Annie (Hamilton) (Mrs. Webb 
 Donnell) i86j- 
 Adoptcd 
 
 In Very small person 
 Harper 113: 927 
 Ann Going 
 
 /;; Craftsman 14: 28 
 Appeal to Caesar 
 
 In Craftsman 11: 357 
 Article seven 
 
 In Rebecca Mary 
 Harper 11 1: 595 
 Back home 
 
 In Delin 75: 423 
 Bereavement 
 
 In Rebecca Mary 
 Bible dream 
 
 In Rebecca Mary 
 Bobby unwelcome 
 In Very small person 
 Harper 104: 493 
 Bow arm 
 
 In Craftsman 10: 585 
 Boy 
 
 In Very small person 
 Harper 103:415 
 Changed view 
 
 In Everybody's 21:563 
 Child 
 In Very small person 
 Harper 113: 693 
 Christopher II 
 
 In Delin 77,: 397 
 Circulating library 
 
 In Harper 117: 694 
 Cook-book diary ' 
 
 /;/ Rebecca Mary 
 Disillusion 
 
 In Everybody's 15: §33 
 Dorothy's praxy 
 
 In Harp B 41 : 26 
 Expedient 
 
 In Cosmopol 40: I99 
 Faithful ghost 
 
 In Craftsman 15: 691 
 Feel doll 
 In Rebecca Mary 
 Harper in: 298 
 Gentle sinner 
 
 In Harp B 45: 58 
 Gentle traveler 
 
 In Am M 65: 242 
 Glory and the other gnd 
 In Glory and the other 
 Happy boy 
 
 /;/ Delin 77: 271 
 Her first Christmas party 
 /;; Country Life 11: I93 
 Hundred and onetli 
 /;/ Rebecca I\Tary 
 Harper 106: 480 
 Introduction 
 
 //; Harp B 40: 353 
 Judith Lynn: a story of the sea 
 In Judith Lynn 
 
8o 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Donnell, Annie H.—Coiitinucd. 
 Kimmey niutlier 
 
 /;/ Delia 75: 123 
 Libby and the dark 
 
 /;; Harp B 40: 134 
 Lie 
 
 /;; Very small person 
 Harper 106:998 
 Little blue overalls 
 
 /;/ Very small person 
 Little girl who should have lieen a boy 
 //( Very small person 
 Harper 103: 7^8 
 Little lover 
 
 In Very small person 
 Minister 
 In Howells, W. D., and Alden, II. M. 
 Quaint courtsiiips 
 Harp B 39: 695 
 Mistake 
 
 /;.• New Eng j\I n s 37: 116 
 Mother's picture 
 
 In Harp B 44:3/8 
 My neighbor 
 
 In Cur Lit 41 : 355 
 New order 
 
 In Harp B 41:834 
 Pack 
 
 In Harper 116: 885 
 Plummer kind 
 /;; Rebecca Mary 
 Harper in : 363 
 Princess of Make-believe 
 In Very small person 
 Atlan 90: 268 
 Promise 
 
 In Very small person 
 Harper 112; 924 
 Queer feeling 
 
 In Cosmopol 40: 531 
 Rebecca ^Mary's bereavement 
 
 In Harper in: 132 
 Rebecca Mary's diary 
 In Harper no: 359 
 Recompense 
 
 In Very small person 
 Atlan 95: 534 
 Reprieve 
 
 In New Eng M n s 36: 589 
 Return of Rebecca Mary 
 
 In Harper in: 697 
 Slender figure 
 
 In Craftsman 18: 626 
 Son's son 
 
 In New Eng :\I n s 37:347 
 Step one 
 
 In Hari)er 1 15: 133 
 Thousand (]uilt 
 In Rebecca Mary 
 Harper no: 133 
 Touch of the sun 
 
 /;; Craftsman 15: 18 
 Trying age 
 
 In Harp B 41 : 974 
 Two Thanksgivings 
 
 In Harp B 41: 1050 
 Uncle Larry 
 
 In Hari)er 105: 75 
 1 'n-Plumniered 
 /// Ueliecca Mary 
 
 Very small person 
 
 In Harper 105: 877 
 Village autocrat 
 
 In Outlook 102: 127 
 Doom of the Griffiths. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Doomed. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Doomed prince 
 
 /;; Warner library 
 Doomed to live. See Balzac, H. de. El ver- 
 
 dugo 
 Door. Maupassant, G. de 
 Door. Peattic, ]•:. W. 
 Door: a nocturne. Harriman. K. E. 
 Door in the wall. Wells, H. G. 
 Door of unrest. Henry, O. 
 Doorstep acquaintance. Howells, W. D. 
 Dooryards. Brown, A. 
 Dora Nani. SchaefTer, R. 
 Dorothea. Singmaster, E. 
 r^orothea. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Dorothy. Woolson, C. F. 
 Dorothy's praxy. Donnell, A. H. 
 Dorsey, George Amos, 1868- 
 Boy and tlie mud ponv 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:466 
 Dory-mates. Connolly, J. B. 
 Dostoievski, Fedor Mikhailovitch, 1821- 
 1881 
 Friend of the family 
 
 In Friend of the family 
 Gambler 
 
 /;; Friend of the family 
 Little orphan 
 
 In Cosmopol 2: 390 
 Permanent husband 
 In Uncle's dream 
 Tree and the wedding 
 In Esenwein, J. B. Short story master- 
 pieces V 2 
 Uncle's dream 
 /;; Uncle's dream 
 Double-barrelled detective story. Clemens, 
 
 S. L. 
 Double-barrelled ghost. Zangwill, I. 
 Double dealing. Jacobs. W. W. 
 Double-dyed deceiver. Henry. O. 
 Double family. Sec Balzac. H. de. Double 
 
 life 
 Double life. Balzac. H. de 
 Double mistake. Merimec, P. 
 Double overture. Benson. E. F. 
 Double pins. Maupassant, G. de 
 Doubles. Reade, C. 
 
 Doubtful happiness. Maupassant. G. de 
 Doubting castle. Pangborn. G. W. 
 Dougherty's eye-opener. Henry, O. 
 Douglas, Sir Robert Kenaway, 1838- 
 Chinese girl graduate 
 
 In Stories by English autlutrs, Orient 
 Dove cote davs. King. C. 
 Dower che>t of .Ann Ponsford. Silherrad. 
 
 U. L. 
 Dower ladies. Smgmaster, E.^ 
 Down the ravine. Craddock, C. E. 
 Downfall of a criminal lawyer. Train, A. C. 
 Downfall of Abner Joyce. Fuller, H. B. 
 Downie. Lagerlof, S. 
 Dowry. ISTaupassant. G. dc 
 Dowrv. Sherwood, M. P. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 8i 
 
 Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan, 1859- 
 Advcnture of Black Peter 
 
 In Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton 
 
 In Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the abbey grange 
 
 /;; Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the beryl coronet 
 
 In Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the blue carbuncle 
 
 /)/ Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the copper beeches 
 
 In Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the dancing men 
 
 In Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the dying detective 
 
 In Collier's 52: N 22 p 5 
 Adventure of the empty house 
 
 /;; Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the engineer's thumb 
 
 In Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the final problem 
 
 In McClure 2: 99 
 Adventure of the golden pince-nez 
 
 In Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the missing three-quarter 
 
 In Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the noble bachelor 
 
 In Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the Norwood builder 
 
 In Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the priory school 
 
 In Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the second stain 
 
 In Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the six napoleons 
 
 In Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 
 Adventure of the solitary cyclist 
 
 In Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 
 Adventure of the speckled band 
 
 Iti Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 
 Adventure of the three students 
 In Return of Sherlock Holmes 
 American's tale 
 
 In My friend the murderer 
 Beetle hunter 
 
 In Round the fire stories 
 Behind the times 
 
 In Round the red lamp 
 Beyond the city 
 
 In Beyond the city 
 Black doctor. See Doyle, A. C. Story of 
 
 the black doctor 
 Blighting of Sharkey 
 
 In Last galley 
 Bones, the April fool of Harvey's sluice 
 In My friend the murderer 
 London Society 41 : 391 
 Boscombe Valley mystery 
 
 In Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 
 Brazilian cat. See Doyle, A. C. Story of 
 
 the Brazilian cat 
 Brown hand 
 
 In Round the fire stories 
 Captain John Adams, missing 
 
 In Harper 100: 783 
 Captain Sharkey 
 In Green flag 
 
 Tragedy of the Korosko 
 
 Case of identity 
 
 In Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 
 Sign of the four 
 Tales of Sherlock Holmes 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, English-Scotch 
 Case of Lady Sannox 
 In Round the red lamp 
 Idler 4: 331 
 Club-footed grocer. See Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Story of the clul)-footed grocer 
 Coming of the Huns 
 In Last galley 
 Scrib M 48:548 
 Contest 
 
 In Last galley 
 Crime of the brigadier 
 
 In Green flag 
 Croxley master 
 In Croxley master 
 Green flag 
 
 Tragedy of the Korosko 
 Strand 18: 363, 483, 615 
 Curse of Eve 
 
 In Round the red lamp 
 De profundis 
 
 In Last galley 
 Debut of Bimbashi Joyce 
 In Green flag 
 
 Tragedy of the Korosko 
 McClure 15: 60 
 Disappearance of Lady Carfax 
 
 In Am M 73: 130 
 Doctors of Holyland 
 In Round the red lamp 
 Idler 5: 227 
 McClure 3: 274 
 Doings of Raffles Haw 
 
 /;; Beyond the city 
 False start 
 
 In Round the red lamp 
 Fiend of the cooperage 
 
 In Round the fire stories 
 First cargo 
 //( Last galley 
 Scrib M 48:655 
 Five orange pips 
 
 /;; Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 
 Foreign office romance 
 In Green flag 
 
 Tragedy of the Korosko 
 McClure 4: 70 
 Giant Maximin 
 
 In Last galley 
 Governor of St. Kitts 
 
 /n. McClure 9: 565 
 Great Brown-Pericord motor 
 
 In Last galley 
 Great shadow 
 
 /;/ Great shadow 
 Green flag 
 In Green flag 
 
 Tragedy of the Korosko 
 McClure 4: I55 
 Gully of Bluemansdyke 
 
 In My friend the murderer 
 His first operation 
 
 In Round the red lamp 
 Home-coming 
 //( Last galley 
 
82 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Doyle, Sir Arthur Conan—Coiili)uir(l. 
 Iconoclast 
 
 III Last galley 
 Japanned box 
 
 /;; Round the fire stories 
 Jelland's voyage 
 
 /;; Round the fire stories 
 Jew's l)reastplate 
 
 III Round the lire stories 
 John Huxford's hiatus 
 In Sign of the four 
 Cornhill 57:598 
 Liv Age 1/8: 210 
 King of the foxes 
 In Green flag 
 
 Tragedy of the Korosko 
 Last galley 
 
 In Last galley 
 Last of the legions 
 
 /;; Last galley 
 Leather funnel 
 
 In Round the fire stories 
 I^IcClure 20: 17 
 Little square box 
 
 In My friend the nuirdcrcr 
 Lord of Chateau Noir 
 /;; Green flag 
 
 Tragedy of the Korosko 
 Lord of Falconbridge 
 
 In Last galley 
 Los Amigos fiasco 
 In Round the red lamp 
 Idler 2:548 
 Lost special. See Doyle, A. C. Story of 
 
 the lost special 
 Lot No. 249 
 In Round the red lamp 
 Harper 85: 525 
 Man from Archangel 
 
 In Aly friend the murderer 
 London Society 47^75 
 Man with the twisted lip 
 
 In Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 
 Man with the watches. See Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Story of the man with the watches 
 :Marriage of the brigadier 
 
 In Last galley 
 Medical document 
 
 In Round the red lamp 
 My friend the murderer 
 In My friend the murderer 
 Sign of the four 
 London Society 42: supp 30 
 Mystery of Sasassa Valley 
 In My friend the murderer 
 
 Stories by English authors, African 
 New catacomb 
 
 In Green flag 
 Night among the nihilists 
 
 In My friend the murderer 
 One crowded hour 
 
 In One crowded hour 
 Our Derby sweepstakes 
 In My friend the murderer 
 London Society 41:417 
 Out of the running 
 
 In Last galley 
 Parasite 
 
 In Parasite 
 Parson of Jackman's gulch 
 In My friend the nuinlcrer 
 
 Physiologist's wife 
 
 /;; Round the red lamp 
 Blackw 148: 339 
 Eclectic M 115: 493 
 Liv Age 187: 207 
 Plaj'ing with fire 
 
 In Round the fire stories 
 Pot of caviare 
 
 /;; Round the fire stories 
 Question of diplomacy 
 
 In Round the red lamp 
 Red-headed league 
 /;/ Adventures of Sherloek Holmes 
 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 
 detective stories, English-Scotch 
 Warner library 
 Red star 
 In Last galley 
 Scrib M 49: 24 
 Ring of Thoth 
 In Sign of the four 
 Cornhill 6r: 46 
 Eclectic M 114: 355 
 Scandal in Bohemia 
 In Adventures of Sherlock Plolmes 
 Sign of the four 
 Tales of Sherlock Holmes 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, English-Scotch 
 Sealed room. See Doyle, A. C. Story of 
 
 the sealed room 
 Secret of Goresthorpe Grange 
 
 In Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 3 
 Selecting a ghost 
 
 /;} My friend the murderer 
 London Society 42:681 
 Shadow before 
 In Green flag 
 
 Tragedy of the Korosko 
 Sherlock Holmes's latest adventure. .S"c-^ 
 Doyle, A. C. Disappearance of Lady 
 Carfax 
 Sign of the four 
 /;; Sign of the four 
 
 Tales of Sherlock Holmes 
 Lippinc 45: 147 
 Silver hatchet 
 
 In ^ly friend the murderer 
 Silver mirror 
 III Last galley 
 'Sla]iping Sal" 
 In Green flag- 
 Tragedy of the Korosko 
 McClure i: 206 
 Story of the beetle-hunter 
 
 /;[ Strand 15:603 
 Story of the black doctor 
 In Round the fire stories 
 Strand 16: 372 
 Story of the Brazilian cat 
 /;; Round the fire stories 
 Strand 16: 603 
 Story of the club-footed grocer 
 7)1 'Round the fire stories 
 Strand 16:483 
 Storv of the lost special 
 /;;' Round the fire stones 
 Strand !'>: 15.^ 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 83 
 
 Story of the man with the matches 
 In Round the fire stories 
 Strand 16: 33 
 Story of the sealed room 
 III Round the fire stories 
 Strand 16: 243 
 Straggler of '15 
 
 /;; Round the red lamp 
 Striped chest 
 
 /;; Green flag 
 Surgeon of Gaster Fell 
 In Sign of the four 
 
 Chambers's J 67: 770 
 Surgeon talks 
 
 In Round the red lamp 
 Sweethearts 
 
 In Round the red lamp 
 Idler 5:451 
 IMcClure 3: 400 
 Tempted by the devil 
 In Cosmopol 19 '• 561 
 Terror of Blue John Gap 
 
 In Last galley 
 Third generation 
 
 In Round the red lamp 
 Three correspondents 
 In Green flag 
 
 Tragedy of the Korosko 
 Through the m,ists: i. Coming of the 
 Huns; 2. First cargo; 3. Red star 
 In Scrib M 48: 548, 655; 49: 24 
 Through the veil 
 In Last galley 
 Tragedy of the Korosko 
 
 In Tragedy of the Korosko 
 Uncle Bernac 
 
 In Great shadow 
 Usher of Lea house school 
 In Round the fire stories 
 Draft on the bank of Spain. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Dragon fang. O'Brien, F. 
 Dragoness. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Dragoumis, Julia D. 
 
 Alexander the son of Philip 
 
 In Under Greek skies 
 Barba Stathi 
 
 In Tales of a Greek island 
 End of the fairy tale 
 
 In Tales of a Greek island 
 Finding of the cave 
 
 In Under Greek skies 
 In the cave 
 
 In Tales of a Greek island 
 Atlan 108: 211 
 Mattina 
 
 In Under Greek skies 
 North and south 
 
 In Tales of a Greek island 
 Atlan 107: 721 
 On the hills 
 
 In Tales of a Greek island 
 Only son of his mother 
 In Tales of a Greek island 
 Atlan 108: 540 
 Shepherd of Arcadia 
 
 In Atlan 112: 551 
 Stepmother 
 In Tales of a Greek island 
 Atlan 108:68 
 
 Under the mulberries 
 
 /;; Tales of a Greek island 
 Atlan 109:22 
 Vasili 
 
 In Talcs of a Greek island 
 Dragon's teeth. Hawthorne, N. 
 Drake who had means of his own. Wistcr, O. 
 Drama of an evening. King, G. E. 
 Drama of three. King, G. E. 
 Drama on the seashore. See Balzac, H. dc. 
 
 Seaside tragedy 
 Dramatic funeral. Coppee, F. 
 Drawing the color line. Comer, C. A. P. 
 Drawn blind. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Drawn shutters. Connolly, J. B. 
 Draxy Miller's dowry. Jackson, H. H. 
 Dray Wara Yow Dee. Kipling, R. 
 Dread. See Maupassant, G. de. Fear 
 Dream. Henry, O. 
 Dream. Morris, W. 
 Dream. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Dream and a story. Flarris, J. C. 
 Dream children. Lamb, C. 
 Dream-face. Gibbon, P. 
 Dream-gown of the Japanese ambassador. 
 
 Matthews, J. B. 
 Dream knight. Maartens, M. 
 Dream of Akinosuke. Hearn, L. 
 Dream of Armageddon. Wells, H. G. 
 Dream of Debs. London, J. 
 Dream of Duncan Parrenness. Kipling, R. 
 Dream of John Ball. Morris, W. 
 Dream of Nageeb Fiani; a story of the 
 
 Syrian quarters. Duncan, N. 
 Dream of the morning. Brown, A. 
 Dream woman. Collins, W. 
 Dreamer. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Dreamers discuss a magazine poem. Bangs, 
 
 J. K. 
 Dreamers in congress. Zangwill, I. 
 Dreams. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Dreams. Maupassant. G. de 
 Dress clothes of Monsieur Pomponnet. 
 
 Merrick, L. 
 Dressing-maid. Coppee, F. 
 Dressing room. Futrelle, J. 
 Drift from Redwood camp. Harte, B. 
 Drift of fate. Weyman, S. J. 
 Drifting crane. Garland. H. 
 Drifting down Lost creek. Craddock, C. E. 
 Drinkwater romance. Morrison. A. 
 Drop a tear in the slot. Henry, O. 
 Drop of blood. Maartens, M. 
 Drowned man. I\Taupassant. G. de 
 Drowne's wooden image. Flawthornc, N. 
 Droz, [Antoine] Gustave 
 Semptress's story 
 
 In Stories by foreign authors. French 
 V 2 
 Drum-maior. Seawell, M. E. 
 Drums of the fore and aft. Kipling, R. 
 Drumshcugh's love story. Watson, J. 
 Drunkard. Maupassant. G. de 
 Drunkard's death. Dickens. C. 
 Dual control. Jacobs. W. W. 
 Dual personality of Slick Dick Nickerson. 
 
 Norris. F. 
 Due d' I'Omclette. Poc, E. A. 
 Due de Nevers. Train. A. C. 
 Ducal audience. Cabell. J. B. 
 Duchess and Madame Margot. Halevy, L. 
 Duchess at prayer. Wharton, E. 
 
84 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Duchess Eleanor. Maartens, M. 
 
 Duchess of Hamptonshire. Hardy, T. 
 
 Duchcssc de Langcais. Balzac, H. dc 
 
 Duchess of Nona. Hewlett, M. M. 
 
 Duchoux. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Duel. P.land, E. X. 
 
 Dud. Conrad, J. 
 
 Duel. 1 lenry, O. 
 
 Duel. Maupassant, G. dc 
 
 Duel. Pushkin, A. S. 
 
 Duel. Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 Duel between the fox and tlic wolf 
 
 /;; Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:219 
 Duel in the desert. Hornung, E. W. 
 
 Duel of the two sharpers (Arabic) 
 
 /;; Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 
 Duellist. See Page, T. N. When the Colonel 
 
 was a duellist 
 Duellist. See Turgenev, I. S. Two friends 
 Duke Humphrey's dinner. O'Brien, F. 
 Duke's allotment. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Duke's Christmas. Stuart, R. M. 
 Duke's reappearance. Hardy, T. 
 Dulham ladies. Jewctt, S. O. 
 Dull Jim. Long, J. L. 
 Dullet. See Page, T. N. Prosecution of r^lrs. 
 
 Dullet 
 Duluth tragedy. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Dumas, Alexandre (pere) 1802- 1870 
 Countess Bertha's honey-feast 
 
 /;; Fairy tales 
 Crop-eared Jacquot 
 
 /;; Crop-eared Jacquot 
 Dead alive. See Dumas, A. Julien 
 Fisherman of Naples. See Dumas, A. 
 
 IMasaniello 
 Galley-slave 
 
 In Galley-slave 
 Horrors of Paris 
 
 /;; Horrors of Paris 
 Jane 
 
 In Crop-eared Jacf|uot 
 Julien; or, The dead alive 
 
 In Galley-slave 
 Masaniello; or, The fisherman of Naples 
 
 /;; Masaniello 
 Mohicans of Paris 
 
 In Mohicans of Paris 
 Pauline 
 
 /;; Pauline 
 Prince of thieves 
 
 In Prince of thieves 
 Snow-ball 
 
 In Snow-ball and Sultanctta 
 Tales of the Caucasus 
 Solange: Dr. Ledru's story of the reisn 
 of terror 
 
 /;/ Patten, ^^■. International short stor- 
 ies V 3 
 Sultanctta 
 
 fit Snow-ball and Sultanctta 
 When Pierrot was young 
 
 /); Fairy tales 
 W^olf-lcader 
 
 /)/ Wolf-leader 
 Dumb fox glove. Slosson, A. T. 
 Duniitru and Sigrid. Cahan, .\. 
 Dun. I'.dgeworth, ]\T. 
 
 Dunbar, Alice Ruth Moore (Mrs. Paul 
 Lawrence Dunbar) 
 
 By tile bayuu St. jolin 
 
 In Goodness of St. Rocque 
 Carnival jangle 
 
 In Goodness of St. Rocque 
 Fisherman of Pass Christian 
 
 In Goodness of St. Rocque 
 Goodness of Saint Rocque 
 
 /;; Goodness of St. Rocque 
 In honor bound 
 
 /;; Munsey 30: 728 
 La Juanita 
 
 In Goodness of St. Rocque 
 Little Miss Sophie 
 
 /;; Goodness of St. Rocque 
 Mr. Baptiste 
 
 /;; Goodness of St. Rocque 
 ]\rsieu Forticr's violin 
 
 In Goodness of St. Rocque 
 Odalie 
 
 /;.' Goodness of St. Rocque 
 Orpheus 
 
 In Pall Mall 26: 192 
 Praline woman 
 
 /;; Goodness of St. Rocque 
 Rose Dormant 
 
 /;; New Eng M n s 31:397 
 Sister Josepha 
 
 /;; Goodness of St. Rocque 
 Titee 
 
 In Goodness of St. Rocque 
 Tony's wife 
 
 In Goodness of St. Rocque 
 \\'hcn the bayou overflows 
 
 In Goodness of St. Rocque 
 
 Dunbar, Paul Lawrence, 1872-1906 
 
 Anner 'Lizcr's stumhlin' Ijlock 
 
 /;; 1^'olks from Dixie 
 Ash-cake Hannah and her Ben 
 
 /;; In old plantation days 
 At Shaft II 
 
 In Folks from Dixie 
 Aunt Mandy's investment 
 
 /;/ Folks from Dixie 
 Aunt Tempe's revenge 
 
 /;; In old plantation days 
 Aunt Tempe's triumph 
 
 /;; In old plantation days 
 Blessed deceit 
 
 /)( In old plantation days 
 Brief cure of -A.unt Fanny 
 
 /;; In old plantation days 
 Case of Ca'line 
 
 /;; Strength of Gideon 
 Churching of Grandma Pleasant 
 
 In Lippinc 75: 3.^7 
 Colonel's awakening 
 
 /;; Folks from Dixie 
 Conjuring contest 
 
 /;; In old plantation days 
 Council of state 
 
 /;/ Strength of (udeon 
 Dandy Jim's conjure scare 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Defection of Maria .-Xnn Gibbs 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Deliberation of Mr. Dunkin 
 
 /;; Folks from Dixie 
 Cosmopol 24: 678 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 85 
 
 Dizzy-headed Dick 
 
 /;; In old plantation days 
 Easter wedding 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Faith cure man 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 P'amily feud 
 
 In Folks from Dixie 
 Finding of Martha 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Lippinc 69: 375 
 Finding of Zach 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Finish of Patsy Barnes 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Fruitful sleeping of tlie Rev. Elisha Ed- 
 wards 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 How Brother Parker fell from grace 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Independence of Silas Bollender 
 
 In Lippinc 68: 375 
 Ingrate 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 
 New Eng M n s 20:676 
 Intervention of Peter 
 
 /;; Folks from Dixie 
 Jethro's garden 
 
 /;/ Era 10: 78 
 Jim's probation 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Jimsella 
 
 /;; Folks from Dixie 
 Johnsonham, junior 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Judgment of Paris 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Lady slipper 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Last fiddling of Mordaunt's Jim 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Mammy Peggy's pride 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Memory of Martha 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Mess of pottage 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Minority committee 
 
 In Lippinc 68: 617 
 Mr. Cornelius Johnson, office-seeker 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Mr. Groby's slippery gift 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Mortification of the flesh 
 
 /;; Lippinc 68: 250 
 Mt. Pisgah's Christmas 'possum 
 
 In Folks from Dixie 
 Nelse Hatton's vengeance 
 
 In Folks from Dixie 
 Old man's fortunes 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Old-time Christmas 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Ordeal at Mt. Hope 
 
 In Folks from Dixie 
 Silas Jackson 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Silent Sam'el 
 
 /;; In old plantation days 
 Sport of the gods 
 
 In Lippinc 67: 515 
 
 Stanton coachman 
 
 /;; in old plantation days 
 Strength of Gideon 
 
 /;/ Strength of Gideon 
 Lippinc 64: 617 
 Supper by proxy 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Tragedy at Three Forks 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Trial sermons on Bull-Skin 
 
 1)1 Folks from Dixie 
 Trouble about Sophiny 
 
 /;; In old plantation days 
 Trousers 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Trustfulness of Polly 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Uncalled 
 
 In Lippinc 61 : 579 
 Uncle Simon's Sundays out 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Vindication of Jared Hargot 
 
 In Lippinc 73 ■ 374 
 Viney's free papers 
 
 In Strength of Gideon 
 Visiting of Mother Danbury 
 
 In Lippinc 68: 746 
 Walls of Jericho 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Way of a woman 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Way of love 
 
 In Lippinc 75: 68 
 White counterpane 
 
 In Lippinc 68: 500 
 Who stand for the gods 
 
 In In old plantation days 
 Duncan, Norman, 1871- 
 Animal shop 
 
 In Harper 126: 79 
 Art of Terry Lute 
 
 In Cent 85:397 
 Beat t' harbour 
 
 In Way of the sea 
 Harper 107: 614 
 Best of a bad job 
 
 In Harper 124: 410 
 Black pawn 
 
 In Harper 125: 264 
 Boss of the gang 
 
 In Canad M 25: 506 
 Breaking camp at Kantara 
 
 In Harper 118: 516 
 Breath of the north 
 
 In Way of the sea 
 McClure 22: 44 
 By-an' by Brown of Blunder cove 
 
 In Harper 117: 526 
 Cast away on Feather's Folly 
 
 In Cosmopol 41: 353 
 Chase of the fin-back whale 
 
 In Outing 44: 679 
 Chase of the tide 
 
 In Way of the sea 
 Outing 44: 679 
 ]McClnre 17:307 
 Comedy of Candlestick cove 
 
 In Harper 114: 954 
 Concerning Billy Luff and Master Good- 
 kind 
 
 In Way of the sea 
 
86 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Duncan, Norman— Continued. 
 Croesus of Gingerbread cove 
 
 /;; Harper 125: 862 
 Cure of Hezekiah 
 
 /;; Harper 115: 940 
 Dog with a bad name 
 
 In Outing 51: 705 
 Dream of Nagecb Fiami; a story of tlie 
 Syrian quarters 
 In Canad M 25: 241 
 Every man for liimself 
 
 /;; Harper 113: 255 
 Fairmeadow. See Duncan, N. John Fair- 
 meadow's foundling; Judgment of 
 John Fairmeadow; Ordination ot 
 John Fairmeadow 
 Father for the baby 
 In Harper 122: 933 
 Finding his soul 
 
 /;; Finding his soul 
 Fool of Skeleton Tickle 
 
 In Outlook Si : 229 
 For the hand of Haleem 
 In Soul of the street 
 Atlan 86: 347 
 Fruits of toil 
 In Way of the sea 
 McClure 19: 257 
 God in Israel 
 
 In Harper 126: 165 
 Greatest player in all the world 
 
 In Soul of the street 
 Haleem. See Duncan, N. For the hand 
 
 of Haleem 
 Halfyard's mutiny 
 
 In Canad M 25:433 
 Healer from Far-Away cove 
 In Way of the sea 
 Harper 105: 669 
 Higgins — a man's Christian 
 
 In Harper 119: 165 
 In the absence of Mrs. Halloran 
 In Soul of the street 
 Atlan 85: 255 
 In the fear of the Lord 
 In Way of the sea 
 Atlan 90: 145 
 John Fairmeadow's foundling 
 
 In Harper 122: 298 
 Judgment of John Fairmeadow 
 
 In Harper 121 : 717 
 Lamp of liberty 
 
 In Soul of the street 
 Atlan 85: 649 
 Little romance 
 
 In Harper 119: 841 
 Love of the maid 
 
 In Way of the sea 
 Lower animal 
 
 In Harper 124: 752 
 Madonna of Tinkle Tackle 
 
 In Atlan 1 10: ()15 
 Minstrel 
 
 In Harper 1 17: 29 
 Miracle at Pale Peter's 
 
 In Harper 123: 239 
 Mrs. Halloran. Sec Duncan, N. In llic 
 
 al)senco of Mrs. Halloran 
 Ninety-ninth notcli 
 In Harper 114: (>33 
 
 Of the real sea 
 
 In Outing 40: 590 
 Ordination of John Fairmeadow 
 
 In Outlook 97: 649 
 Our harl)or 
 
 In Outlook 77:846 
 People from the east 
 In Harper 106: 553 
 Questing veteran 
 
 In Harper 120: 245 
 Raging of the sea 
 In Way of the sea 
 McClure 18: 433 
 Regenerate 
 
 In Cent 81: 439 
 Revolution of Satan's Trap 
 
 In Cent 74: 185 
 Romance of Whooping Harbor 
 In Howells, W. D., and Alden, II. M. 
 Quaint courtships 
 Harper in: 268 
 Santa Clans at Lonely Cove 
 
 In Atlan 92: 742 
 Small Sam Small 
 
 In Harper 122: 463 
 Spirit of revolution 
 In Soul of the street 
 McClure 15: 466 
 Squall 
 
 In Harper 116: 826 
 Stitch in time 
 
 In Harper 122: 463 
 Strength of men 
 In Way of the sea 
 McClure 21: 532 
 Suitable child 
 1)1 Suitable child 
 Harper 119: 511 
 Surplus 
 
 In Harper 116: 749 
 Sympathetic part 
 
 In Harper 120: 858 
 They who lose at love 
 
 In Harper 112: 338 
 Under-shepherd 
 
 In Soul of the street 
 Wayfarer 
 
 In Atlan 98: 145 
 With that measure of love 
 
 In Harper 121 : S79 
 Wreck of tlie Will-o'-the-Wisp 
 
 In Canad M 25: 330 
 Yarn of the "Sink or Swim" 
 In Harper 108: 444 
 Duncan Campbell. Hogg, J. 
 Dnnnal)ridgc. Pliillpolts, F. 
 Dunne, Finley Peter (Martin Dooley, 
 pseud.) 1867- 
 Mr. Dooley on corporal punishment 
 In Patten, W. International short 
 stories v i 
 Dunmll, slicpherdcss. Jcwrtt, S. ( ). 
 Duplicilv of Hargravcs. llonry, O, 
 Dury. i'hillpotts, F,. 
 Dusk of tlie gods, llunrkcr, J. G. 
 Dusky philosophy. Stockti)n, I\ R. 
 Dust. Bjornson, B. 
 Dust-cloud. Benson, E. F. 
 Dust of defeat. Osbourne, L. 
 Dutcli Kilty's white slippers. Ralph, J. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STCJRIES 
 
 87 
 
 Dweller of the threshold. By Sir Ed-d 
 
 L-tt-n B-lw-r. Harte, B. 
 Dwellers. Bland. E. N. 
 Dyar, Muriel Campbell 
 Beau 
 
 In Harper 112: 390 
 Benje's eulogy 
 
 In Harper 107: 472 
 Crime in Jedidiah Peeble s house 
 
 In Harper 124: 599 
 Davie and Elizabeth 
 
 In Davie and Elizabeth 
 Harper 109: 556 
 In the other room 
 
 /;; Harper 118: 510 
 Johnny Hall 
 
 In Harper 115: 174 
 Last visit to a scholar 
 
 In Harper 114: 772 
 Man of destiny 
 
 In Harper 117: 873 
 Mother bird 
 
 In Harper 116: 786 
 Old 'Lijah Bale's escape 
 
 In Harper 115: 13 
 On the birdcage road 
 
 In Harper 121 : 107 
 Oversight 
 
 In Harper 117: 136 
 Piece of good fortune 
 
 In Harper 122: 533 
 Resignation 
 
 In Harper 119: 213 
 Sleepyhead 
 
 In Harper 119: 611 
 Story of a great week 
 
 In Harper no: 504 
 Tea-party 
 
 In Harper iiO: 277 
 Valedictory 
 
 In Harper 114: 545 
 
 Dying fires. Norris, F. 
 "Dymchurcli flit." Kipling, R. 
 E. Holbrook's patience. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Each to his lights. Connolly, J. B. 
 Eagle and the fir. Bjornson, B. 
 Eagle's nest. Bjornson, B. 
 Earl of Dunvon. Janvier. T. A. 
 Earle, Mary Tracy (Mrs. William T. Home) 
 1864- 
 Alarm bell 
 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 Aunt Clementine's old days 
 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 Beau of 'Arriette 
 
 In Through old rose glasses 
 Cent 58:561 
 Captor of old Pontomoc 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 Scrib M 19: 749 
 Caravan 
 
 In Harper 106: 367 
 Cenotaph 
 
 In Harper 108:868 
 Dinner of herbs 
 
 In Outlook 71 : 1021 
 Fig-tree of old Jourde 
 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 First Mrs. Keener 
 
 In Through old rose glasses 
 
 Flag on the hilltop 
 
 In Flag on the hilltop 
 Glass door 
 
 /;; Harper 114: 351 
 Governor's prerogatives 
 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 McClurc 2: 562 
 Great state of Johnsing 
 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 Heartsease 
 
 In Through old rose glasses 
 Atlan 86: 472 
 Hildreth's wedding day 
 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 In the street of flower-makers 
 
 In INIunsey 26: 107 
 Johnny Sands 
 
 In Harper 108: 692 
 King James of the strawberry patch 
 
 /;( Dclin 72,: 562 
 Law and the long bone 
 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 Lawyer Money 
 
 In Through old rose glasses 
 Little mountain maid 
 
 /;;- Man who worked for CoUister 
 Man who worked for CoUister 
 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 Cent 53:728 
 Mask of the lost soul 
 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 Mr. Willie's wedding-veil 
 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 Harper 96: 131 
 JNIountain gold 
 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 On the night train 
 
 In Through old rose glasses 
 Atlan 85:748. 
 On the word of Victor Paul 
 
 In Outlook 66: 345 
 Race of the little ships 
 * In Man who worked for CoUister 
 Shuttles of the web 
 
 In Through old rose glasses 
 Six brave soldiers 
 In Man who worked for CoUister 
 Munsey i7: 357 
 Through old rose glasses 
 In Though old rose glasses 
 Atlan 84: 506 
 Tinkling simlins 
 
 In Through old rose glasses 
 
 Atlan 82: 225 
 
 Tomorrow's child 
 
 /;; Atlan 90: 599 
 
 Wonderful wheel 
 
 1)1 Wonderful wheel ' 
 
 Earlier manner. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Early days. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Early experiences of Ralph Ringwood. 
 
 Irving, W. 
 Earth letter of a :\Lartian. Loomis, C. B. 
 Early majority of Mr. Thomas Watts. 
 
 Johnston, R. M. 
 Earthlings. King, G. E. 
 Earthquake-child. Phillpotts, E. 
 Earth's holocaust. Hawthorne, N. 
 East and west. Hale, E. E. 
 Easter blessing. Spofford, H. P. 
 Easter night. Korolenko, V. G. 
 
88 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Easter of tlio soul. Henry, O. 
 Easter story. Thcuriet, A. 
 Easter symljol. Stuart, R. M. 
 Easter wedding. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Eastern I-^aster. I.oomis, C. B. 
 Eastman, Charles Alexander (Ohiyesa the 
 Sioux Indian) 1858- 
 Gray chieftain 
 
 /// Howells, W. D. and Aldcn, H. M. 
 Under the sunset 
 Easy nlone}^ Jacobs, W. W. 
 Eat-'em-up Jack. Lewis, A. H. 
 Ebb-tide. Stevenson, R. L. and Osbourne, L. 
 Eben Holden's last day a-lishiuR. Bach- 
 
 cllcr, I. 
 Ebner von Eschenbach, Marie von, 1830- 
 Princess Lciladin 
 
 In Chaut 19: 623 
 Two countesses 
 In Two countesses 
 Echo. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Echo hunt. Gray, D. 
 Echo in Egypt. Hichens, R. S. 
 Echo of Antietam. Bellamy, E. 
 
 Eckstein, Ernst, 1845-1900 
 
 Chaldean magician. An adventure in 
 Rome in the reign of the Emperor 
 Diocletian 
 In Chaldean magician 
 Monk of the Aventine 
 In Monk of the Aventine 
 Edda and the oak. Peattie, E. W. 
 Edged tools: a tale in two chapters. Mat- 
 thews, J. B. and Pollock, W. H. 
 
 Eddy, John A. 
 
 Dinner party 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 2 
 Atlan 30: 527 
 Edelweiss. Besant, W. and Rice, J. * 
 Edelweiss of the Sierras. Harrison, C. C. 
 Edgar, the choir boy uncelestial. Bacon, 
 J. D. 
 
 Edge worth, Maria, 1767- 1849 
 Almeria 
 
 /;; Tales and novels v 7 
 Angelina: or L'amie inconnue 
 
 In Tales and novels v 3 
 Barring out: or, Party spirit 
 In Parent's assistant 
 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 6: 
 
 201 
 
 Basket woman 
 
 /;( Parent's assistant 
 Birthday present 
 
 In Parent's assistant 
 Bracelets 
 
 In Parent's assistant 
 Castle Rackrent 
 
 In Tales and novels v i 
 Cherry orchard 
 
 In Harry and Lucy 
 Contrast 
 
 In Tales and novels v 5 
 Dun 
 
 In Tales and novels v 6 
 Emilc de Coulanges 
 
 In Talcs and novels v lO 
 
 Ennui 
 
 In Tales and novels v 6 
 Eton Montem 
 
 In Parent's assistant 
 False key 
 
 In Parent's assistant 
 Forester 
 
 Iji Tales and novels v 2 • 
 
 Forgive and forget 
 
 In Parent's assistant 
 Good aunt 
 
 In Tales and novels v 2 > 
 
 Good French governess 
 
 /;; Talcs and novels v 3 
 Grateful negro 
 
 /» Talcs and novels v 5 
 Harry and Lucj' 
 
 In Harry and Lucy 
 Knapsack 
 
 In Tales and novels v 3 
 Lame Jervas 
 
 In Tales and novels v 4 
 Lazy Lawrence 
 
 In Parent's assistant 
 Leonora 
 
 In Tales and novels v 13 
 Letters of Julia and Caroline 
 
 In Talcs and novels v 13 
 Limerick gloves 
 
 In Tales and novels v 4 
 Little dog Trusty 
 
 In Harry and Lucy 
 Little merchants 
 
 In Parent's assistant 
 Lottery 
 
 /;; Talcs and novels v 4 
 Madame de Fleury 
 
 III Tales and novels v 10 
 Mademoiselle Panache 
 
 /;; Parent's assistant 
 Tales and novels v 3 
 Manoeuvring 
 
 In Tales and novels v 7 
 Manufacturers 
 
 In Tales and novels v 5 
 Mimic 
 
 In Parent's assistant 
 ]\lodern Griselda 
 
 /;; Tales and novels v 10 
 Murad the unlucky 
 
 In Tales and novels v 5 
 Old Poz 
 
 In Parent's assistant 
 Orange man 
 
 In Harrj' and Lucy 
 Orphans 
 
 In Parent's assistant 
 Out of debt, out of danger 
 
 In Talcs and novels v 4 
 Party spirit. See Edgeworth, M. Barring 
 
 out 
 Prussian vase 
 
 In Tales and novels v 2 
 Purple jar 
 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 6: 3 
 Rosanna 
 
 In Tales and novels v 4 
 Simple Susan 
 
 In Parent's assistant 
 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 6:253 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 89 
 
 To-morrow 
 
 In Tales and novels v 5 
 Vivian 
 
 In Talcs and novels v 8 
 Wager 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Cliildren s hour 6:12 
 Waste not, vvrant not 
 In Parent's assistant 
 Waste not, want not 
 White pigeon 
 
 In Parent's assistant 
 Will 
 
 In Tales and novels v 4 
 Editha. Howells, W. D. 
 Editha's burglar. Burnett, F. H. 
 Editing of Xanthippe. Bangs, J. K. 
 Editor. See Page, T. N. Her sympathetic 
 
 editor 
 Editor's story. Davis, Richard H. 
 Ednah and her brothers. White, E. O. 
 Edric and Sylvaine. Pyle, H. 
 Education of a butterfly. Loomis, C. B. 
 Education of Elizabeth. Bacon, J. D. 
 Education of Otis Yeere. Kipling, R. 
 Edward Fane's rosebud. Hawthorne, N. 
 Edward Herrics. Masefield, J. 
 Edward Mills and George Benton; a tale. 
 
 Clemens, S. L. 
 Edward Randolph's portrait. Hawthorne, N. 
 Edwards, Amelia [Ann] Blandford, 183 1- 
 1892 
 Four-fifteen express 
 In Stories by English authors, England 
 Edwin and Ardella. Bishop, W. H. 
 "Ee," said 'Lizabet— "Ee," said Hans. 
 
 French, A. W. 
 Eekhoud, Georges, 1854- 
 Ex-voto 
 
 In Warner library 
 Kors Davie 
 In Warner library 
 Eel-king. Sec Field, E. Hawaiian folk-tales 
 Effectual fervent prayer. Van Dyke, H. 
 Efiferati family. Janvier, T. A. 
 Egg-stealing. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Eggleston, Edward, 1837-1902 
 Basement story 
 
 In Duffels 
 Christmas club 
 
 In Duffels 
 Gunpowder plot 
 
 In Duffels 
 Huldah, the help 
 In Duffels 
 
 Scrib M i : 189 
 Mr. Blake's walking-stick 
 
 In Mr. Blake's walking-stick 
 New cashier 
 In Duffels 
 
 Cent 45: 189 
 Periwinkle 
 
 In Dufifels 
 Priscilla 
 In Dufifels 
 
 Scrib o s 3: 18 
 Redemptioner 
 In Dufifels 
 
 Cent 46:625 
 
 Sister Tabea 
 In Dufifels 
 
 Cent 31: 894 
 Story of a valentine 
 
 In Dufifels 
 Talking for life 
 In Dufifels 
 Eglantina. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Egotism; or, The bosom serpent. Haw- 
 thorne, N. 
 Egypt. Stuart, R. M. 
 Egyptian fire-eater. Baumbach, R. 
 Eidolons of Brooks Alford. Howells, W. D. 
 Eight years in a rock. Hawthorne, J. 
 Eighth deadly sin. Huneker, J. G. 
 El Dorado. Gather, W. S. 
 El dorado. Masefield, J. 
 El verdugo. Balzac, H. de 
 Elaborate elopement. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Elder Pill, preacher. Garland, H. 
 Elder's wife Jackson, H. H. 
 Eleanor Cuyler. Davis, Richard H. 
 Eleanor's house. Gather, W. S. 
 Election for beadle. Dickens, C. 
 Electionccrin' on Big Injun Mountmg. 
 
 Craddock, C. E. 
 Electric lady. Garland, H. 
 Electrical error. Bangs, J. K. 
 Eleonora. Poe, E. A. 
 Elephant has a bet with the tiger (adapted). 
 
 Skeat. W. W. 
 Elephant's child. Kiplmg, R. 
 Elevator; farce. Howells, W. D. 
 Eleventh hour. Foote, M. H. 
 Eleventh hour. Gibbon, P. 
 Eleventh hour. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Eli. Chaplin, H. W. 
 Elias. See Tolstoi, L. N. Ilyas 
 Elias Windmanstadius; or. The medizeval 
 
 man. Gautier, T. 
 Elijah's goblet. Zangwill, I. 
 Eliot, Annie. See Trumbull, A. E. 
 Eliot, George, pseud. (Mrs. Mary Ann 
 Evans [Lewes] Cross) 1819-1880 
 Amos Barton. See Eliot, G. Sad for- 
 tunes of the Rev. Amos Barton 
 Brother Jacob 
 
 In Silas Marner 
 Janet's repentance 
 
 In Scenes of clerical life 
 Lifted veil 
 In Silas Marner 
 
 Mabie. H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 4 
 Blackw 86: 24 
 Liv Age 62: 360 
 Mr. Gilfil's love-story 
 
 In Scenes of clerical life 
 Sad fortunes of the Rev. Amos Barton 
 In Scenes of clerical life 
 Blackw 81: 153 
 Liv Age 53 ■•24, 92 
 Scenes of clerical life 
 
 In Silas Marner ; 
 
 Silas Marner 
 
 In Silas Marner 
 Theophrastus Such 
 •In Theophrastus Such 
 Eli's education. Akott, L. M. 
 Elisha. Quillcr-Couch, A. T. 
 
90 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Elissa; the doom of Zimbabwe. Haggard, 
 R. 
 
 Elixir. Gissing, G. 
 
 Elixir of life. IBalzac, H. dc 
 
 Elixir of life. See Hawthorne, N. Septi- 
 mius Fclton 
 
 Elixir of the Rev. Pere Gaucher. Daudet, A. 
 
 Elixir of youth. Bennett, E. A. 
 
 Eliza Hepburn's deliverance. Fuller, H. B. 
 
 Eliza Sam. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Elizabeth. Dcland, M. 
 
 Elizabeth's husband. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 
 Ellen. Mitford, M. R. 
 
 Ellen and J\Ir. Man. Morris, G. 
 
 Elleneen. Jewctt, S. O. 
 
 Elm-tree. I-'rceman, M. E. W. 
 
 Elmina's living-out. Singmaster, E. 
 
 Elopement. See Jacobs, W. W. Elaborate 
 elopement 
 
 Eloping with papa. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Elsie: a Christmas story. Kielland, A. L. 
 
 Elsie in New York. Henry, O. 
 
 Elsie's dance for her life. Crockett, S. R. 
 
 Elsket. Page, T. N. 
 
 Elves. Tieck, L. 
 
 Emancipation of Billy. Henry, O. 
 
 Emancipation of Thaddeus. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Embers. Acebal, F. 
 
 Embroideress of Trierso. Hcyse, P. J. L. 
 
 Emerenz. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 
 Emergency men. Jessop, G. H. 
 
 Emergency mistress. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Emigrants. Connolly, J. B. 
 
 Emigrants. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Emigration. Hogg, J. 
 
 Emile de Coulanges. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 Emile Roque; seventh story. Mitchell, D. G. 
 
 Emmeline. ]\Iusset, A. de 
 
 Emotional acrobat. Huneker, J. G. 
 
 Emotions of a sub-guard. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Emotions of a voung red partridge. Dau- 
 det, A. 
 
 Emperor's picture. HaufY, W. 
 
 Emperor's vision. Lagerlof, S. 
 
 Empire of the ants. Wells, H. G. 
 
 Empress's money-chest. Lagerlof, S. 
 
 Empty house. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Emulation. Miller, A. D 
 
 Enchanted coach Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Enchanted forest. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 
 Enchanted kiss. Henry, O. 
 
 Enchanted mountain. White, E. O. 
 
 Enchanted people. Henry, O. 
 
 Enchanted typewriter. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Enchanted yodler. Huneker, J. G. 
 
 Enchantment. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Encore. Dcland, M. 
 
 Encounter with an interviewer. Clemens, 
 S. L. 
 
 End and tlic beginning. Cameron, M. 
 
 End and the beginning. Looniis, C. B. 
 
 End and the means. Gerould, K. F. 
 
 End of all living. Brown, A. 
 
 End of desire. Herrick, R. 
 
 End of it. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 End of love is love. Garland, II. 
 
 End of Mr. Bear. Harris, J. C. 
 
 End of New York. Benjamin, P. 
 
 End of Tchertopkhanofif. Turgencv, I. S. 
 
 End of the beginning. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 End of the fairy tale. Dragoumis, J. D. 
 
 End of the game. Brown, A. 
 
 End of the journey. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 
 End of the passage. See Kipling, R. At 
 the end of the passage 
 
 End of tlic tether. Conrad, J. 
 
 End of the vendetta. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 
 Endicott and the red cross. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Ends of the earth. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Enemy conquered; or Love triumphant. See 
 Clemens, S. L. Curious book. 
 
 Enemy of the world. London, J. 
 
 Engagement at the frontier. Janvier. T. A. 
 
 Engineer's white hair. Warman, C. 
 
 England! Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 English girl's Christmas presents. Keats, G. 
 
 Englishman of Entretat. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Enlightenment of Pagett, M. P. Kipling. R. 
 
 Ennui. Edgeworth, ]\I. 
 
 Enough. Sec Turgenev, I. S. It is enough 
 
 Enright's pard, Jim Willis. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 Ensign Knightlcy. Mason, A. E. W. 
 
 Entail. Hoffmann, E. T W. 
 
 Enter a dragoon. Hardy, T. 
 
 Enter the Earl of Tyne Fernald, C. B. 
 
 Enthusiast. See Maupassant, G. de. Ma- 
 dame Husson's "Rosier" 
 
 Entomological wooing. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 Entomologist. Cable, G. W. 
 
 Entrance of Ezekiel. Pratt, L. 
 
 Envoi. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Epaulettes. Parker, G. 
 
 Epic in yellow. Parker, G. 
 
 Epilogue of the cigar divan. Stevenson, 
 R. L. 
 
 Epiphany. ]\Iaupassant, G. de 
 
 Episode at Mrs. Kirkpatrick's. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Episode called Adhelmar at Puysange. Ca- 
 bell. J. B. 
 
 Episode called Conspiracy of Arnaye. La- 
 bell, J. B. 
 
 Episode called In ncccssitv's mortar. Ca- 
 bell, J. B. 
 
 Episode called In Ursula's garden. Cabell, 
 J. B. 
 
 Episode called Love-letters of Falstaff. Ca- 
 bell, J. B. 
 
 Episode called "Sweet Adclais." Cabell, 
 J. B. 
 
 Episode called The castle of content. Ca- 
 bell, J. B. 
 
 Episode in a mask. Bates, A. 
 
 Episode of Fiddletown. Harte. B. 
 
 Episode of the :\Iar(iues de Valdeflorcs. 
 Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Episode of West Woodlands. Harte, B. 
 
 Episode under the Terror. Balzac, H. de 
 
 Equal woman. Bcsant, W. 
 
 Equation of a failure. Ward, II. D. 
 
 Erastasius of the Whanghoa. Kipling. R. 
 
 Erckmann, fimile, iS2j-iSi)(). and Chatrian, 
 Alexandre i. e. Louis Gratien Charles 
 Alexandre, 1826-1800 
 Abraham's ottering 
 
 In Strange stories 
 Citizen Schneider 
 
 In Eng Doni M i-': Joi 
 Comet 
 
 In Mabie. II. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 4 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 91 
 
 Dean's watcli 
 /;; Strange stories 
 Eclectic M 84: S/i 
 Forest betrothal 
 /;; Patten. W. International short 
 stories v 3 
 Grandmother and her three lovers 
 In Leisure Hour 32:408 
 Liv Age 158: 353 
 Inheritance 
 
 In Lakeside 11 : 169 
 Invisible eye 
 In Strange stories 
 
 Hawthorne, J. Lilirary mystery and 
 
 detective stories, French 
 Temple Bar 31 : 47 
 Madame Jeannette's papers 
 
 In Every Sat 10: 430 
 Madame Therese 
 
 In Liv Age 99: 361, 3-^8 
 Mysterious sketch 
 
 In Strange stories 
 Owl's ear 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, French 
 Queen of the bees 
 
 In Scrib o s 4: 7^8 
 Three souls 
 
 1)1 Strange stories 
 Waters of death 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, F'rench 
 Wonderful glass 
 In Strange stories 
 Erdmutha. Auerbach, B. 
 Eric Hermannson's soul. Gather. W. S. 
 Ermolai and the miller's wife. Turgenev, 
 
 I. S. 
 Erring father. Miller, A. D. 
 Error in the fourth dimension. Kipling, R. 
 Error of the day. Parker, G. 
 Esarhaddon, king of Assyria. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Escapade in Cordova. Smith, F. H. 
 Escape of Wilkins. Train, A. C. 
 Esmeralda herders. Peattie, E. W. 
 Esmeralda of Rocky Canon. Harte, B. 
 Espero Gorgoni, gondolier. Smith, F. H. 
 Esquimau maiden's romance. Clemens, S. L. 
 Essential sense. Davis, C. B. 
 Establishing relations. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Esther Dudley. Sec Hawthorne, N. Old 
 
 Esther Dudley 
 Esther Feverel. Matthews, J. B. 
 Esther Wynn's love-letters. Jackson, H. H. 
 Esther's Christmas. Overton, G. 
 Etelka Talmeyr: a tale of three cities. Mat- 
 thews, J. B. 
 Eternal duel. Huneker, J. G. 
 Eternal feminine. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Eternal feminine. Singmaster, E. 
 Eternal feminine. Zangwill, I. 
 Eternal woman. Lewis, A. H. 
 Ethan Brand. Hawthorne, N. 
 Ethan Frome. Wharton, E. 
 Ethics of pig. Henry, O. 
 Etiquette of Yetta. Kelly, M. 
 Eton Montem. Edgeworth, M. 
 Etruscan vase. Merimee, P. 
 Ettrick shepherd (pseud). Sec Hogg. James 
 Eugene Pickering. James, H. 
 
 Eugenia. Grand, S. 
 
 Eugenio and Galeotto. Flewlett, M. H. 
 
 Euphemia among the pelicans. Stockton, 
 
 F. R. 
 Euroclydon. Crockett, S. R. 
 Eurodias and Syntyche. Watson, J. 
 Europe. James, H. 
 Evangelist. Watson, J. 
 Evans, Marian, See Eliot, George, pseud. 
 Eve of Caesar's triumph. Harraden, B. 
 Eve of St. John. Janvier, T. A. 
 Eve of the Fourth. Frederic, FI. 
 Evelina's garden. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Even with this. Besant, W. 
 Evening and the morning. Brown, A. 
 Evening at whist. Bates, A. 
 Evening dress; farce. Howells, W. D. 
 Evening in May. Gogol, N. V. 
 Evening party. King, G. E. 
 Evening with the Ku-Klux. Harris, J. C. 
 Event. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Eventful trip of the Midnight Cry. Wiggin, 
 
 K. D. 
 Events in the lives of a lady and her lovers. 
 
 Collins, W. 
 Every goose a swan. Kelly, M. 
 Every man for himself. Duncan, N. 
 Everyman's riddle. Davis, C. B. 
 Everything in the world. Thanet, O. 
 Eve's diary. Clemens, S. L. 
 Evil allures, but good endures. See Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. Hatred is sweet, but God is strong 
 Evil eye. Pyle, H. 
 
 Evil to him who evil thinks. Davis, Rich- 
 ard H. 
 Evocator. Mikhael, E. 
 Evolution. Galsworthy, J. 
 Evolution of a bishop. Adams, O. F. 
 Evolution of Evangeline. Bacon, J. D. 
 Ewan M'Gabhar. Hogg, J. 
 Ew^ing, Julianna Horatia [Gatly] 1841-1885 
 
 Jackanapes 
 
 /;; Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 10: 
 96 
 E.v curia. Chambers. R. W. 
 Ex voto. Eekhoud, G. 
 
 Exact science of matrimony. Henry, O. 
 Exceeding high mountain. Deland, M. 
 Exchange of animals. Reade, C. 
 Exchange of courtesies. Grant, R. 
 Excursion to the forest belt. Turgenev, 
 
 I. S. 
 Execution. Morris, G. 
 
 Executioner. See Balzac, H. de. El verdugo 
 Executors. Davis, C. B. 
 Exercise book of Field-Marshall Prince 
 
 Ilantz. Crockett, S. R. 
 Exile. Moore, G. 
 Exiles. Balzac, FT. dc 
 Exiles. Davis, Richard H. 
 Exiles. Singmaster, F. 
 Exorcism. Gorky, M. 
 Exorcism of Lily Bell. Jordan, E. G. 
 Exorcism that failed. Bangs, J. K. 
 Exotic prince. Maupassant, G. dc 
 Expatriation of Jonathan Taintor. Loomis, 
 
 C. B. 
 Expedient. Donnell, A. Ff. 
 Expedition in quest of a diploma. Irving, 
 
 W. 
 
92 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Expensive privilege. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Experience of Hannah Prime. Brown, A. 
 Experience of the ]\Ic\Villiamses with mem- 
 braneous croup. Clemens, S. L. 
 Experience of William Henry as a farmer. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Experiences of the A. C. Taylor, B. 
 Experiment in econoni}-. Davis, Richard H. 
 Experimenter. Pangborn, G W. 
 Expiation. Wharton, E. 
 Explanation of Mir Baksh. See Kipling, R. 
 
 Smith administration 
 Exploit of Choolah, the Chickasaw. Crad- 
 
 dock, C. E. 
 Exploiter of souls. Deland, M. 
 Explorers. Morris, G. ^ 
 Express messenger. Warman, C. 
 Exterminator. See Korolenko, V. G. 
 
 Sketches of a Siberian tourist 
 Extra blanket. Smith, F. H. 
 Extra dry. Wister, 0. 
 Extra girl. Davis, C. B. 
 Extra turn. Barr, R. 
 Extract from Captain Stormiield's visit to 
 
 Heaven. Clemens, S. L. 
 Extracts from Adam's diary. Clemens, 
 
 S. L. 
 Extradited from Bohemia. Henry, O. 
 Extradition. Train, A. C. 
 Extraordinary adventure of chief mate. 
 
 Russell, W. C. 
 Extraordinary adventures of Baron de Ville. 
 
 Train, A. C. 
 Eye for an eye. Grant, R. 
 Eye of the harem. Smith, A. C. 
 Eye of the needle. Parker, G. 
 Eyes. Wharton, E. 
 Eyes and no eves. Aikin, J., and Barbauld, 
 
 A. L. 
 Eyes of affection. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Eyes of the panther. Bierce, A. 
 Ezekiel in exile. Pratt, L. 
 Ezekiel. in transit. Pratt, L. 
 Ezekiel promises. Pratt, L. 
 Ezekiel refuses. Pratt, L. 
 Ezekicl's Mis' Simons. Pratt, L. 
 Ezra's Thanksgivin' out West. Field, E. 
 
 Fable. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Fable for heiresses. Miller, A. D. 
 
 Fable for vouths. Miller, A. D. 
 
 Fables. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Face of failure Thanet. Q. 
 
 Face of the monk. Hichens, R. S. 
 
 Face on the wall. Deland. M. 
 
 Facino Cane. Balzac. H. de 
 
 Facts. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Facts concerning the recent carnival of 
 crime in Connecticut. Clemens, _ S. L. 
 
 Facts concerning the recent resignation. 
 Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Facts in the case of M. Valdcmar. Poc, 
 E. A. 
 
 Facts in the case of th.c groat beef con- 
 tract. Clemens, S. T.. 
 
 Faded leaf of history. Davis. Rebecca. H. 
 
 Faded scapular. Millet, F. D. 
 
 Failing of the conscience. Vorse, M. II. 
 
 Failure. Wyatt, F. F. 
 
 Failure of David Berry. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Failure of Flipperty. Keats, G. 
 
 Failure of Hope & Wandel. Bierce, A. 
 Failure of justice. Remington, F. ^ 
 
 Fair Abigail. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Fair at Sorotchinetz. Gogol, N. V. 
 Fair day. Jewett, S. O. 
 Fair device. Balestier, C. W. 
 Fair exchange. Allen, G. 
 Fair exchange. Bacon, J. D. 
 Fair exchange. Harben, W. N. 
 Fair exchange. See ^laupassant, G. de. Di- 
 vorce 
 Fair exile. Garland, H. 
 Fair-haired Eckbert. Tieck, L. 
 Fair Kate. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Fair Lavinia. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Fair-lover. Maartens, M. 
 Fairfax, Lina R. 
 
 Misfortunes of Bro' Thomas Wheatley 
 In Stories by American authors v 6 
 Scrib M 22: 665 
 Fairfield poet. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Fairies. Perrault, C. 
 
 Fairies of France. Daudet, A. 
 Fairies of Pesth. Field, E. 
 Fairmeadow. Sec Duncan, N. John Fair- 
 meadow's foundling; Judgment of John 
 FairmeadoAv; Ordination of John Fair- 
 meadow 
 
 Fairy finder. Lover, S. 
 
 Fairy gold. Cutting, AI. S. 
 
 Fairy gold. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Fair'y gold. Kirk, E. O. 
 
 Fairy poodle. Merrick, L. 
 
 Fairy wife. Hewlett, M. 
 
 Faith and works. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Faith cure man. Dunbar. P. L. 
 
 Faith, half-faith, and no faith at all. Steven- 
 son, R. L. 
 
 Faith of men. London, J. 
 
 Faithful failure. White, E. O. 
 
 Faithful ghost. Donnell. A. H. 
 
 Faithful John. Grimm, W.. and Grmim, J. 
 
 Faithful retainer. Payn, J. 
 
 Faithful steward. Watson, J. 
 
 Faithfulness. Sec Bjornson, B. Fidelity 
 
 Fake gems. Sec Maupassant, G. de. False 
 gems 
 
 Fakir. Austin. Af. H. 
 
 Falcon. Boccaccio, G. 
 
 Falk. Conrad, J. 
 
 Fall of the house of Johns. Hopkins. W. J. 
 
 Fall of the house of Perigueux. See Long- 
 fellow, H. W. Notary of Perigueux 
 
 Fall of the house of Usher. . Poe, E. A. 
 
 Fall of the Pequod. Sigourney, L. H. 
 
 Fallen idol. Kipling. R. 
 
 Fallen king. Lagerlcif, S. 
 
 False alarm. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 False dawn. Kipling, R. 
 
 False gems. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 False key. Fdgeworth, M. 
 
 False start. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Fame and sorrow. Sec Balzac, H. de. At 
 the sign of the Cat and racket 
 
 Fame's little day. Jewett. S. O. 
 
 Family. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 F.-imily affair. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Family affair. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Family Bible. Ouillcr-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Familv couiu-il. Chekhov, A. P. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 93 
 
 Family feud. Dunbar, P. L. 
 
 Family happiness. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Family honor. Barric, J. M. 
 
 Family portraits. Sigourney, L. H. 
 
 Family portraits. Weyman, S. J. 
 
 Family scapegrace. Payn, J. 
 
 Family secret. Collins, W. 
 
 Family tree. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 Famine among the gnomes. Boyesen, 
 
 H. H. 
 Famous Gilson bequest. Bierce, A. 
 Famous victory. Watson, J. 
 Fanchon. France, A. 
 Fancy's show-box. Hawthorne, N. 
 Fanny and the fireman. Warman, C. 
 Fanshawc. Hawthorne, N. 
 Fantine. After the French of Victor Hugo. 
 
 Harte, B. 
 Far adventures of Billy Burns. MacAIanus, 
 
 S. 
 Far-away melody. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Far-away road. Jordan, E. G. 
 Fara-ghaol. Sharp, W. 
 Farewell. See Balzac, H. de. Adieu 
 Farewell. Maupassant, G. de 
 Farewell performance. Hornung, E. W. 
 Farina. Meredith, G. 
 
 Farmer Bassctt's romance. Jackson, H. H. 
 Farmer Eli's vacation. Brown, A. 
 Farmer Finch. Jewett, S. O. 
 Farmer's wife. Maupassant, G. de 
 Farming the taxes. Weyman, S. J. 
 Farrier lass o' Piping Pebworth. Trou- 
 
 betzkoy. A. C. 
 Fascination. Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 
 Fascination. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Fashionable woman. INIaupassant, G. de 
 
 Fast. Zola, E. 
 
 Fatal boots. Thackeray, W. :\1. 
 
 Fatal cradle; otlierwise The heart-rending 
 story of Mr. Heavysides. Collins, W. 
 
 Fatal curiosity. Payn, J. 
 
 Fatal Florozonde. Merrick, L. 
 
 Fatal fortune. Collins, W. 
 
 Fatal letter. Weyman. S. J. 
 
 Fatal marksman. De Quincey, T. 
 
 Fatal numbers. Serao, M. 
 
 Fatal obstacle. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Fatal success. Van Dyke, H. 
 
 Fate and the apothecary. Gissing, G. R. 
 
 Fate dominant. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Fate of Faustina. Hornung, E. W. 
 
 Fate of Guadalupe. King, C. 
 
 Fate of Humphrey Snell. Gissing, G. R. 
 
 Fate of Mr. Jack Sparrow. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Fate of the cheerataghe. Craddock, C. E. 
 
 Fate of the diddy pawn. Harris. J. C. 
 
 Fate of the Georgiana. Blunt, M. 
 
 Father. Bjornson, B. 
 
 Father. Chekhov, A. P. 
 
 Father. Howclls, W. D. 
 
 P'athcr. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Father. Sigourney, L. H. 
 
 Father Alexyci's story. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Father and mother (mystery). Howells, 
 
 W. D. 
 Father and son. Maupassant, G. de 
 Father and son. Rod, E. 
 Father Balagnere's Christmas feast. Dau- 
 det, A. 
 
 Father Boniface's crime. Maupassant, G. 
 
 de 
 Father Dan and the fiddles. MacManus, S. 
 Father Dominick's convert. Bunner, H. C. 
 heather for the baby. Duncan, N. 
 Father Gaucher's elixir. See Daudet, A. 
 
 Elixir of Rev. Pere Gaucher 
 Father James. Spofford, H. P. 
 Father Jinks. Watson, J. 
 Father Judas. Maupassant, G. de 
 Father Matthew. Maupassant, G. de 
 Father Matt's text. MacManus, S. 
 Father Milon. Maupassant, G. de 
 Father of a full-back. Michclson, M. 
 Father Quinnalon's convert. Thanet, O. 
 Father Serguis. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Father Stafford. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Father Tom and the pope. Ferguson, S. 
 Father Vasily. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Father Zosimus. Osbourne, L. 
 Fathers. Maupassant, G. de 
 Father's confession. Maupassant, G de 
 Father's curse. See Balzac, H. de. Hated 
 
 son 
 Fatima. Kipling, R. 
 Fatted calf. White, E. O. 
 Fauntleroy. Collins, W. 
 
 Faust: a storv in nine letters. Turgenev, 
 ■ I. S. ' 
 
 Favorite plot (v.'ith variations). Merrick, 
 
 L. 
 Fear. Galsworthy, J. 
 Fear. Maupassant, G. de 
 Fear. Morris, G. 
 
 Fearful responsibility. Howells, W. U. 
 Feast of blue-birds. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Feast of the dead and the living. Crockett,, 
 
 S. R. 
 Feather-top. Hawthorne, N. 
 Feathers of the sun. London, J. 
 Featureless wisdom. Paget, V. 
 Fecundity. Maupassant, G. de 
 Feder Kusmich. See Tolstoi, L. N. Post- 
 humous papers of the hermit, Fedor Kus- 
 mich 
 Federigo. Merimee, P. 
 
 Federigo Albcrighi and his falcon. Boc- 
 caccio, G. 
 Fee. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Feel doll. Donnell, A. H. 
 Felice. Long, J. L. 
 Felice and Petit-Poulain. Field, E. 
 Felipa. Woolson, C. F. 
 Felix tells a story. Pratt, L. 
 Fellow-townsmen. Tlardy, T. 
 Fellow-traveller. Hawthorne, N. 
 "La Femme." After the French of M. 
 
 Michelet. Harte. B. 
 Femme dispose. Benson, E. F. 
 Fennel and rue. Howells. W. D. 
 Fenwick Major's little 'un. Crockett, S. R. 
 Ferber, Edna 
 
 Bush league licre 
 
 Fn Buttered side down 
 Catching up with Christmas: an Emma 
 McChesncy story 
 In Roast beef, medium 
 Am M 75 : 54 
 Chickens 
 
 /;; Roast beef, medium 
 Am M 73 : 407 
 
94 
 
 IXDKX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Ferber, Edna— Ct>;//j)i»<'</. 
 Frog and the puddle 
 In Buttered side down 
 Am M 71 : 676 
 His mother's son 
 
 In Roast l)eef, medium 
 Am M 73:555 
 Homel}^ heroine 
 
 In Buttered side down 
 Everybody's 23:602 
 In the absence of the agent 
 In Roast beef, medium 
 Am _M 75 : 55 
 Kitchen side of a door 
 
 In Buttered side down 
 Knec-decp in knickers 
 In Roast beef, medium 
 Am M 75 : 54 
 Leading lady 
 
 In Buttered side down 
 Making good with mother 
 
 In Am I\I yy: 22 
 Man who came back 
 In Buttered side down 
 Am M 71: 720 
 Maymej^s from Cuba 
 In Buttered side down 
 Am M 72: 705_ 
 One of the old girls 
 In Buttered side down 
 Am M 72: 552 
 Personality plus: a McChesncy story 
 
 In Am M 77: 17 
 Pink tights and ginghams 
 In Roast beef, medium 
 Am M yy. 681 
 Representing T. A. Buck 
 In Roast beef, medium 
 Am I\I 72 : 442 
 Roast beef, medium 
 
 In Roast beef, medium 
 Am- M 73: 157 
 Simply skirts 
 
 In Roast beef, medium 
 Am M 74: 170 
 Sun dried 
 
 In Buttered side down 
 That home-town feeling 
 In Buttered side down 
 Am M 73: 371 
 Underneath the highcut vest 
 In Roast beef, medium 
 Am M 74: 453 
 What she wore 
 
 In Buttered side down 
 Am M 72: 314 
 Where the car turns at i8th 
 In Buttered side down 
 Ferguson, Samuel, i8io-t886 
 Father Tom and the pope 
 In Johnson, R. Eittle classics v 9 
 Fermata. Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 Fernald, Chester Bailey, 1869- 
 Boy 
 
 In Everybody's 14: 164 
 Cat and the clierul) 
 In Cat and the cherub 
 Cent 50: 576 
 Chan Tow, the highrob 
 In Cat and the cherub 
 
 Clarence at the ball 
 
 In Under the jack-staff 
 Clarence's mind 
 In Under the jack-staff 
 Harper 105:215 
 Cruel thousand years 
 In Cat and the cherub 
 Cent 52:523 
 Daughter of the Syndy 
 
 In Cent 84: 173 
 Enter the Earl of Tyne 
 In Cat and the cherub 
 Cent 51: 780 
 Gentleman in the barrel 
 In Cat and the cherub 
 Cent 50: 307 
 Hard road to Andy Coggin's 
 In Under the jack-staff 
 Cent 63: 903 
 Help from the hopeless 
 
 In Under the jack-staff 
 In the mixing of the waters 
 
 In Harper 103: 538 
 John Kendry's idea 
 In Outing 49: 177 
 Lannigan system with girls 
 In Under the jack-staff 
 Cent 61 : 569 
 Lights of Sitka 
 
 In Under the jack-staff 
 Cent 53:394 
 Little liberal 
 
 In Cat and the cherub 
 Man who lost his head 
 1)1 Cat and the cherub 
 Parlous wholeness of Ephraim 
 In Cat and the cherub 
 Cent 53:89 
 Perhaps it didn't matter 
 
 In Cent 82: 765 
 Pot of frightful doom 
 In Cat and the cherub 
 Cent 52:369 
 Proving of Lannigan 
 In Under the jack-staff 
 Cent 64: 755 
 Spirit in the pipe 
 In Cat and the cherub 
 Under the jack-staff 
 Tragedy of the comedy 
 In Cat and the cherub 
 Cent 51:98 
 Transit of Gloria Mundy 
 In Under the iack-staff 
 Cent 58: 539 
 Two quick devils at Totsuka 
 
 In Cent 55: 622 
 Voice of beauty 
 
 In Atlan 97: 675 
 Yarn of the pea-soup sea 
 In Under the jack-staff 
 Yellow burgee; a yarn of the Sp 
 war 
 In Under the jack-staff 
 Cent 56:866 
 Ferragus, chief of tlio ilevorants. B; 
 
 H. de 
 Ferry. Daudet, A. 
 Ferrv of unfullillmcnt. TIenrv. O. 
 Festival of the dead. Sec King. G. E. 
 d rile no 
 
 anish 
 
 ilzac, 
 
 Ma- 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 95 
 
 Fete of M'sieur Bob. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 
 Feud in the Five Towns. Bennett, E. A. 
 
 Feud of pickles. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 Feud of wildhaymen. Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 Few crusted characters. Hardy, T. 
 
 Few diversions. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Few minutes with the grocer. Cutting, 
 
 M. S. 
 ffrenches first. Osbourne, L. 
 Fickle fortune; or, How Gladys hustled. 
 
 Henry, O. 
 Fiddle John's family. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Fiddler of the reels. Hardy, T. 
 Fiddles. Smith, F. H. 
 Fidelity. Bjornson, B. 
 Fidelity of a dog. Warman, C. 
 Fido's little friend. Field, E. 
 Field, Eugene, 1850-1895 
 Angel and the flowers 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Bill, the lokil editor 
 /;; Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Child's letter 
 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Coming of the prince 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Cyclopedy 
 
 /;( Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Daniel and the devil 
 III Writings v 5 
 Holy Cross 
 Death and the soldier 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Divell's Chrystmasse 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Doc Stebbins 
 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Eel-king. Sec Field, E. Hawaiian folk- 
 tales 
 Ezra's Thanksgivin' out West 
 /(/ Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Fairies of Pesth 
 /;( Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tale, 
 Felice and Petit-Poulain 
 /;; Writings v 5 
 Holy Cross 
 Fido's little friend 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 First Christmas tree 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Flail, Trask and Bisland 
 In Writings v 5 
 Holy Cross 
 Franz Abt 
 
 In AVritings v 5 
 Holy Cross 
 George's birthday 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Second book of tales 
 
 Hampshire hills 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Hawaiian folk tales [Eel-king; Moon- 
 lady] 
 In Writings v 5 
 Holy Cross 
 In Writings v 5 
 Holy Cross 
 Humin' natur' on the Han'bul 'nd St. Jo 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Second book of tales 
 'Jinin' farms 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Joel's talk with Santa Claus 
 
 In Writings v 5 
 Little yaller baby 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Lonesome little shoe 
 
 In Writings v 5 
 
 Ludwig and Eloise 
 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Lute Baker and his wife 'Em 
 
 In Writings v 5 
 
 Margaret: a pearl 
 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable talcs 
 Marvellous invention 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Methuselah 
 
 hi Writings v 5 
 Holy Cross 
 Mr. and ]\Irs. Blossom 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Second book of tales 
 A^Iistress Merciless 
 In Writings v 5 
 Lloly Cross 
 Moon-lady. See Field, E. Hawaiian folk- 
 tales 
 Mother in Paradise 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Mountain and the sea 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Mouse and the moonbeam 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Oak-tree and the ivy 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Old man 
 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Pagan seal-wife 
 In Writings v 5 
 Holy Cross 
 Platonic bassoon 
 In Writings v 5 
 River 
 In Writings v 5 
 Holy Cross 
 Robin and the violet 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable talcs 
 
96 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Field, Kugene— Con I iuucd. 
 
 Rodolph and his king 
 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Rose and the thrush 
 In Writings v 5 
 Holy Cross 
 Samuel Cowles and iiis horse royal 
 In Writings v lO 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Seal-wife. See Field, E. Pagan seal-wife 
 Singer mother 
 
 /;; Writings v lo 
 
 Second book of talcs 
 Springtime 
 
 1)1 Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Stars: a slumber story 
 
 In Stars 
 Story of Xanthippe 
 In Writings v lo 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Swcet-one-darling and the moon-garden 
 In Writings v lo 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Symbol and the saint 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Little book of profitable tales 
 Talisman 
 
 In Writings v lo 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Temptation of Friar Gonsol; a story of 
 the devil, two saints and a booke 
 In Temptation of Friar Gonsol 
 Touch in the heart 
 In Writings v 5 
 Holy Cross 
 Two wives 
 
 In Writings v lo 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Werewolf 
 
 In Writings v lo 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Wooing of Miss Woppit 
 In Writings v lo 
 
 Second book of tales 
 Field of Philippi. Hornung, E. W. 
 Fielding had an orderly. Parker, G. 
 Fiend of the cooperage. Doyle, A. C. 
 Fiend persists, but God resists. See Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. Hatred is sweet, but God endures 
 Fifteen county rock. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Fifteen drops. Norris, W. E. 
 Fifth of October. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Fifth picture. Mason, A. E. W. 
 Fifth way. White, S. E. 
 Fifth wheel. Henry, O. 
 Fig and the idler. See Daudet, A. Fig and 
 
 the sluggard 
 Fig and the sluggard. Daudet, A. 
 Fig-tree of old Jourde. Earle, INT. T. 
 Fight. Crane, S. 
 
 Fight for the tsarina. Jokai, M. 
 Fight with a cannon. Hugo, V. 
 Fight with the bear. Parker, G. 
 Fighting McLeans. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Fighting manager. Warman, C. 
 Figure in the carpet. James, H. 
 Figure in the mirage. Hichens, R. S. 
 Filial impulse. Harhrn, W. N. 
 Filial pretence. Ihirlxn. W. N. 
 
 Filibuster. Parker, G. 
 
 Filmer. Wells, H. G. 
 
 Fin-de-siccle match. Halevy, L. 
 
 "Fin Tireur." Hichens, R. S. 
 
 Finances of the gods. Kipling, R. 
 
 Find the hero. French, A. W. 
 
 Findelkind. Ouida. 
 
 Finder of missing heirs. Train, A. C. 
 
 Finding a home (from Timothy's quest"). 
 
 Wiggin, K. D. 
 ]<"inding his soul. Duncan, X. 
 Finding of h'ingall. Parker, G. 
 Finding of Martha. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Finding of the cave. Dragoumis, J. D. 
 Finding of Zach. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Fine day. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Fine feathers. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Fine haul. Alarcon, P. A. de. 
 Fine shot. Pushkin, A. S. 
 "Finest story in the world." Kipling, R. 
 Fingall. See Parker, G. Finding of Fingall 
 Finish of Patsy Barnes. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Finished young lady. Crockett, S. R. 
 Fioraccio. Magherini-Graziani, G. 
 1^'ir-tree. Andersen, H. C. 
 Fire bringer. Austin, M. H. 
 Fire of love. Maartens, ]\I. 
 Fire-test. Harris, J. C. 
 Fire-warden. Chambers, R. W. 
 Firebug. Thanet, O. 
 Firm of Nucingen and Co. See Balzac, 
 
 H. de. Nucingen and Co. 
 Firm stand o'f Hans. Singmaster, E. 
 First aid to Kitty James. Jordan. E. G. 
 First cargo. Doyle, A. C. 
 First Christmas in New England. Stowe, 
 
 H. B. 
 First Christmas tree. Field, E. 
 First Christmas tree. Van Dyke, H. 
 First church of the Restoration. Le Galli- 
 
 cnne, R. 
 First communions. Theuriet, A. 
 First countess of Wessex. Hardy. T. 
 First distiller. See Tolstoi, L. N. How the 
 
 little devil earned a crust of bread 
 First family of Tasajara. Harte, B. 
 First grain market. Hale, E. E. 
 First impulse. Lemaitre. J. 
 First love. Lindau, R. 
 First love. Turgcnev, I. S. 
 I'^irst mass. Colonna. L. 
 l<"irst mayor. Thanet, O. 
 I-"irst Mrs. Keener. Earle, 'M. T. 
 First Mrs. Petersham. SpofYord, H. P. 
 First-night performance. Daudet. .A. 
 iMrst of October Bacon, J. D. 
 I'irst parish meeting. Quiller-Couch. .A. T. 
 First snowfall. Maupassant, G. de 
 First train over the bridge. Warman, C. 
 First word. Philipotts, E. 
 Fish of Monsieur Quissard. Janvier. T. A. 
 Fish-warden of Madrid. Perry, B. 
 iMsher lassie. Bjornson, B. 
 iMsher of men. Sharp, \y. 
 JMsherman. Hopkins. W. J. 
 iMshcnnan and his soul. Wilde, O. 
 iMshcrman of Costla. Connolly, J. B. 
 Fisherman of Naples. See Dumas, .\. Ma- 
 
 saniello 
 Fisherman of Pass Christian.^ Dunbar, A. 
 iMsherman's ring. Lagerlof. S. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 97 
 
 Fishin' Jimmy. Slosson, A. T. 
 
 Fishing excursion. See Maupassant, G. dc. 
 
 Two friends 
 Fishing hole. Maupassant, G. de 
 Fishing-party. Bates, A. ^ ^ ,, , 
 Fitting a hypothesis. See i-utrelle, J. 
 
 Dressing room 
 Fitting of the peats. Crockett, S. R. 
 Fitz-Boodle papers. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Fitz-Boodle's confessions. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Five boons of life. Clemens, S. L. 
 Five fair ladies of Picardy, of Poitou, ot 
 Touraine, of Lyons, and of Pans. 
 France, A. ■ ^ n 
 
 Five hundred million dollars. Tram, A. C. 
 Five meals for a dollar. Smith, F. H. 
 Five o'clock in the morning. Harte. B. 
 Five o'clock tea; a farce. Howells, W. D. 
 Five orange pips. Doyle, A. C. 
 Five white mice. Crane, S. 
 Five years' tryst. Besant, W. 
 Fixing that freshman. Williams, J. L. 
 Fixlein. See Richter, J. P. F. Life of Q. 
 
 Fixlein 
 Flag of their country. Kipling, R. 
 Flag on the hilltop. Earle, M. T. 
 Flag paramount. Henry, O. 
 Flail, Trask, and Bisland. Field, E. 
 Flaming fire cannot be extinguished. See 
 Tolstoi, L. N. Neglect a fire and it 
 spreads 
 Flanagan and his short filibustering adven- 
 ture. Crane, S. 
 Flandroe's mogul. Gordon, A. C. 
 Flannel. Goeringer, L 
 Flat-iron lot. Brown, A. 
 Flaubert, Gustave, 1821-1880 
 Bouvard and Pecuchet 
 
 In Complete works v 10 
 Herodias 
 
 In Complete works v 4 
 Simple soul 
 
 In Complete works v 4 
 Temptation of St. Antony 
 In Complete works v 7 
 Flavia and her artists. Gather, W. S. 
 Flawless emerald. Davis, C. B. 
 Fleeing from fate. Moulton, L. C. 
 Flesh-pots of Egypt. Bacon, J. D. 
 Flickertridge. James, H. 
 Flight in the fog. Hawthorne, N. 
 Flight into Egypt. Lagerlof, S. 
 Flight into Texas. Train, A. C. 
 Flight of Betsey Lane. Jewett, S. O. 
 Flight of Hyacinth. Watanna, O. 
 Flight of the Culdees. Sharp, W. 
 Flight of the McMahons. Parker, G. 
 Flight of the mouse. Brown, A. 
 Flingin' Jim and his fool-killer. Harris, J. C, 
 Flip: a California romance. Harte, B. 
 Flirt. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Flirtation extraordinary. :\Iitford, M. R. 
 Flittermouse. Troubetzkoy, A. C. 
 Flitting of Nancy Weber. Phillpotts, E. 
 Floating prince. Stockton, F. R. 
 Flood. Parker, G. 
 Flood-tide. Cameron, \l. 
 Flora and Hannah. Freeman, j\L E. W. 
 Flore ct Zephyr. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Florentine. !\Iaupassant, G. de 
 
 Florentine experiment. Woolson, C. E. 
 Florida watermelon. Harris, J. C. 
 Florizel. See Stevenson, R. L. Adventure 
 
 of Prince Florizel 
 Flower o' the clove. Harland. H. 
 Flower o' the orange. Castle, A., and 
 
 Castle, E. 
 Flower o' the quince. Harland, H. 
 Flower of April. Brow^n, A. 
 Flower of death. Janvier, T. A. 
 Flower of the flock. Norris, W. E. 
 Power of the flock. Parker, G. 
 Flowering of the strange orchid. Wells, 
 
 H. G. 
 Flowers of paradise. Brown, A. 
 Flowing source. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 "Flufifums." Merrick, L. 
 Flunking of Watkin's ghost. Bangs, J. K. 
 Flush of gold. London, J. 
 Flute and violin. Allen, J. L. 
 Flutter-duck. Zangwill, L 
 Fly. Maupassant, G. de 
 Flying Colleen Bawn. Connolly, J. B. 
 Flying mail. Goldschmidt, M. 
 Flynt, Josiah, pseud. (Josiah Flynt Willard) 
 I 869- I 907 
 Jamie the kid 
 
 In Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. M. 
 Under the sunset 
 Harper 91: 7/6 
 Fog in Santone. See Henry, O. Two 
 
 women 
 Fogazzaro, Antonio, 1842-1911 
 Peasant's will 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Pereat Rochus 
 
 In Stories by foreign authors, Italian 
 Shattered idylls 
 
 In Putnam's 5^352, 406 
 Folk-legend. Goeringer, L 
 Folly bridge. Kipling, R. 
 Folly o' the wise. Comer, C. A. 
 Folly of Eustace. Hichens, R. S. 
 Fool for luck. Harris, J. C. 
 Fool-hardy Carl Hofer. Stockton, F. R. 
 Fool-killer. Henry, O. 
 Fool of Five Forks. Harte, B. 
 Fool of good intention. Futrelle, J. 
 Fool of Skeleton Tickle. Duncan, N. 
 Foolish wish. Mendes, C. 
 Foolish woman. Harris, J. C. 
 Foote, Mary Hallock, 1847- 
 Cloud on the mountain 
 /;; In exile 
 Cent 31: 28 
 Eleventh hour 
 
 In Cent 71: 48.S 
 Friend Barton's "concern" 
 In In exile 
 
 Stories by American authors v 4 
 Scrib o s 18: 334 
 Harshaw bride 
 In Touch of sun 
 Cent 52: 90, 228 
 In exile 
 In In exile 
 
 Atlan 48: 184 
 Maid's progress 
 In Touch of sun 
 
98 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Foote, Mary Hallock— rt>»/(;;;(r(/. 
 Pilgrims to Mecca 
 In Touch of sun 
 Cent 57:74-' 
 Prodigal 
 In Prodigal 
 
 Atlan 86: 299, 526, 679 
 Rapture of Hctty 
 In In exile 
 Cent 43: 198 
 Story of the Alcazar 
 In In exile 
 Cent 24: 185 
 Touch of sun 
 In Touch of sun 
 Cent 59:339 
 Watchman 
 /;; In exile 
 Cent 47; 30 
 Footprint. Morris, G. 
 
 Footprints on the sea-shore. Hawthorne, X. 
 For a night of love. Zola, E. 
 For all these, thy saints. Thanet, O. 
 For better or worse. Jacobs, W. W. 
 "For bravery on the field of battle." 
 
 Aldrich, T. B. 
 For bread. See Sicnkiewicz, H. For daily 
 
 bread 
 For conscience sake. Hardy, T. 
 For conscience sake. Watson, J. 
 For daily bread. Sicnkiewicz, H. 
 For divers reasons. Loomis, C. B. 
 For green is hope. Kielland, A. 
 For one night only. Kipling, R. 
 For sale. Maupassant, G. de 
 For Simla reasons. See Harte, B. Stories 
 
 three 
 For the Ahkoond. Bierce, A. 
 For the blood is the life. Crawford, F. M. 
 For the cause. Weyman, S. J. 
 For the faith. Fuller, H. B. 
 For the hand of Haleem. Duncan, N. 
 For the honor of France. Janvier, T. A. 
 For the love of — . Hibbard, G. A. 
 For the love of oneself. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 For tomorrow; an Easter story. Glaspell, S. 
 Forbidden fruit. Maupassant, G. de 
 Force of habit. Bland, E. N. 
 Ford, Paul Leicester, 1865-1902 
 Checked love affair 
 
 In Checked love affair 
 Cortclyou feud 
 In Checked love affair 
 Tattle-talcs of Cupid 
 Distinctly a plight 
 
 In Harper 103: y^ 
 Great K. & A. train rol)bery 
 In Great K. & A. train robbery 
 Lippinc 58: 145 
 His version of it 
 In His version of it 
 Tattle-tales of Cupid 
 Cent 56: 677 
 Love finds a way 
 
 In Love finds a way 
 "Sauce for the goose" 
 In Tattle-lales of Cupid 
 Warning to lovers 
 Wanted — a ciiaperon 
 In Wanted — a chaperon 
 Cent 64: 331 
 
 Wanted — a matchmaker 
 In Wanted — a matchmaker 
 Harper loi : 498 
 
 Warning for lovers 
 
 /;; Tattle-tales of Cupid 
 Warning for lovers 
 Fordham castle. James, H. 
 Fords of Galium. Hogg, J. 
 Fore-room rug. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Foreign office romance. Doyle, A. C. 
 Foreign policy of Company 99. Henry, O. 
 Foreign prince and the hermit's daughter. 
 
 Stockton, F. R. 
 Foreigner. Jewett, S. O. 
 Foreman. White, S. E. 
 Foreordained. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Poorest betrothal. Erckmann, E., and Cha- 
 
 trian, A. 
 Forest is murmuring. See Korolenko, V. G. 
 
 Forest sloughs 
 Forest laugh. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Forest queen. Sec Lagerlof, S. Queens at 
 
 Kungahalla 
 Forest sloughs. Korolenko, \'. G. 
 Forester. Edgeworth, M. 
 Forever. Galsworthy, J. 
 Forfeit of the gods. Janvier, T. A. 
 Forge in the valley. Parker, G. 
 Forged coupon. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Forgive and forget. Edgeworth, M. 
 Forgiveness. Coppee, F. 
 Forgiveness. Maupassant, G. de 
 Forgiveness of sins. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Forlorn hope. Cameron, ]\I. 
 Forsaken temple. Sedgwick, A. D. 
 Forsaken woman. See Balzac, H. de. De- 
 serted woman 
 Fortier, Alcee, 1856- 
 
 Compair Lapin's godchild 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:461 
 Fortnight at the dead lake. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Fortunate opening. Stockton, F. R. 
 Fortune of a day. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Fortunes of the game. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Forty minutes late. Smith, F. H. 
 Forty-seven Rofiins. Mitford, A. B. 
 Forty years between. Osbourne, L. 
 Foster sister. Copee, F. 
 
 Fostering of Aslaug. Morris. W. [Edgar] 
 Found: a situation. Martin, E. S. 
 Found at Blazing Star. Harte, B. 
 Fount unsealed. Brown, A. 
 Four and five. Hale, E. E. 
 Four beasts in one. Poe, E. A. 
 Four days. Garshin, V. M. 
 Four-fifteen express. Edwards, A. B. 
 Four gifts. Souvestrc, E. 
 Four guardians of Lagrange. Harte, B. 
 Four-leaved clover. Jackson, H. H. 
 Four letters from Helen Hamilton. Moul- 
 
 ton, L. C. 
 Four Macnicols. Black, W. 
 Four meetings. James, H. 
 Four pigeons. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Four reformers. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Four sisters. Dickens, C. 
 Fourteen to one. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Fourlcenth guest. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Fourth class appointment. Deland, M. 
 l"\)urth, V.\Q of the. Frederic, H. 
 Fourth in Salvador. Henry, O. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 99 
 
 Fourth of July. Harris, J. C. 
 Fourth waits. Millet, F. D. 
 Fourth watch. Pangboni, G. W. 
 Fowl in the pot. Weyman, S. J. 
 Fox, John, jr., 1862- 
 Arniy of the Callahan 
 
 In Christmas eve on Lonesome 
 Scrib M 22:72 
 Br'er coon in old Kentucky 
 In Blue-grass and rhododendron 
 
 Cent 55:594 . , ^ , 
 
 Callahan. Sec Fox, J. Army of the Cal- 
 lahan 
 Christmas Eve on Lonesome 
 In Christmas Eve on Lonsome 
 Ladies' H J 19: p 8 
 Christmas for big /Vme 
 
 In Scrib M 48: 690 
 Christmas night with Satan 
 In Christmas Eve on Lonesome 
 Scrib M 34:673 . 
 Christmas tree on Pigeon 
 
 In Collier's 44: D 11 p 10 
 Courtin' on Ciitshin 
 
 In "Hell fer Sartain" 
 Crisis for the guard 
 
 In Christmas Eve on Lonesome 
 Cumberland vendetta 
 In Cumberland vendetta 
 Mountain Europa 
 Cent 48: 163 
 Grayson's baby 
 
 In "Hell fer Sartain" 
 Hanging of Talton Hall 
 In Blue-grass and rhododendron 
 Outing 39: 39 
 Kentuckians 
 In Kentuckians 
 Harper 95: 763 
 Knight of the Cumberland 
 In Kentuckians 
 
 Scrib M 40: 257, 452, 546 
 Last Stetson 
 In Christmas Eve on Lonesome 
 Cumberland vendetta 
 Mountain Europa 
 Man-hunting in the pound 
 In Blue-grass and rhododendron 
 Outing 36:345 
 Message in the sand 
 
 In "Hell fer Sartain" 
 Mountain Europa 
 
 In Cumberland vendetta 
 
 Cent 44: 760, 846 
 
 On Hell-fer-Sartain Creek 
 
 In Cumberland vendetta 
 
 "Hell fer Sartain" 
 
 On horseback to Ivingdom Come 
 
 In Scrib M 48: 175 
 On the road to "Hell fer Sartani" 
 
 In Scrib M 48:350 
 On the trail of the lonesome pme 
 
 In Scrib M 48:417 
 On the war-dragon's trail 
 
 In Scrib M 2,7 '■ 54 
 Pardon of Becky Day 
 
 In Christmas Eve on Lonesome 
 Passing of Abraham Shivers 
 
 In "Hell fer Sartain" 
 Preachin' on Kingdom Come 
 In "Hell fer Sartain" 
 
 Purple rhododendron 
 In "Hell fer Sartain" 
 Southern M 31: 584 
 Senator's last trade 
 
 In "tlell fer Sartain" 
 Through the gap 
 
 In "Hell fer Sartain" 
 To the breaks of Sandy 
 
 In Blue-grass and rhododendron 
 Scrib M 28: 34° 
 Trail of the Saxon 
 
 In Scrib M 35:658 
 Trick o' trade 
 
 In "Hell fer Sartain'' 
 Fox and the stork. Wyatt, E. F. 
 "Fox-in-the-morning." iienry, O. 
 Fox terrier Frisky. Barric, J. M. 
 Fox's understudy. Andrews, M. R. S. _ 
 Fragment of a play, with a chorus. Wright, 
 
 M. T. 
 Fragment of lives. Parker, G. 
 Fragments from the journal of a solitary 
 
 man. Hawthorne, N. 
 Fragoletta. Le Galliennc. R. 
 Frame-up. Morris, G. 
 
 France, Anatole, pseud. (Jacques-Anatole 
 Thibault) 1844- 
 • Balthasar 
 
 In Balthasar 
 Brother Joconde 
 In Works v 16 
 Cure's mignonette 
 
 In Balthasar 
 Daughter of Lilith 
 
 In Balthasar 
 Fanchon 
 
 In Works v 16 
 Five fair ladies of Picardy. of Poitou_, of 
 Touraine, of Lyons, and of Paris 
 In Works v 6 
 Good lesson well learnt 
 
 In Works v 16 
 Honey-bee 
 
 In Balthasar 
 Juggler of Notre Dame 
 /;; Esenwein, J. B. Short story master- 
 pieces, V 2 
 Stories by foreign authors, French 
 
 V I 
 
 Lippinc 90: 102 
 Juggler to our lady. Sec France, A. Jug- 
 gler of Notre Dame 
 Laeta Acilia 
 
 In Balthasar 
 Lead soldier's story 
 
 In Cur Lit 47:463 ^, ,^ , 
 
 Mademoiselle de Doucine s New Year s 
 present 
 
 In Works v 16 
 Mademoiselle Roxane 
 
 In Works v 16 
 Miracle of the magpie 
 
 In Works v 16 
 M. Pigeoneau 
 
 In Balthasar 
 Oliver's bag 
 
 /;; Works v 16 
 Red egg 
 
 In Balthasar 
 Satan's tongue-pie 
 
 In Works v 16 
 
lOO 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Francesca and Carlotta Rondoli. See Mau- 
 passant, G. de. Rondoli sisters 
 Francis. See Maupassant, G. dc. Cocotte 
 "Francis Spaight." London, J. 
 Frankenstein II. Merrick, L. 
 Franklin syndicate. Train, A. C. 
 Franklin's adventure. Bates, A. 
 Frankness. Stowc, H. B. 
 Frank's scaled letter. Morris, W. 
 Franz Abt. Field, E. 
 Frasine's first communion. Allen, G. 
 Frau a. D. French, A. W. 
 Fraud of men. White, W. A. 
 Freak's midsummer night's dream. Davis, 
 
 C. B. 
 "Freckles" and Frenchv. Phillpotts, E. 
 Freckles M'Grath. Glaspell, S. 
 Frederic, Harold, 1 856-1898 
 Brother Angelan 
 
 In Harper y^- 5^7 
 Brother Sebastian's friendship 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 6 
 Copperhead 
 In Copperhead 
 In the sixties 
 Scrib M 14: 112 
 Day in the wilderness 
 
 In Deserter 
 Deserter 
 
 In Deserter 
 Eve of the Fourth 
 In In the sixties 
 Marsena 
 
 Baldwin, C. S. American short stories 
 How Dickon came by his name 
 
 In Deserter 
 Marsena 
 
 In In the sixties 
 
 Marsena 
 
 My Aunt Susan 
 
 In In the sixties 
 
 Marsena 
 
 Path of Murtoch; an Irish story 
 
 In Idler 7:457 
 War widow 
 
 In In the sixties 
 Marsena 
 Where Avon into Severn flows 
 In Deserter 
 Frederic and Bernerctte. Musset, A. de 
 Frederic Carroll, monogamist. Williams, 
 
 J. L. 
 Free Joe. Harris, J. C. 
 Free holder Ovyyanikoff. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Freeman, Mary Eleanor (Wilkins) (Mrs. 
 Charles M. Freeman) 1862- 
 Adopted daughter 
 In Pot of gold 
 Amanda and love 
 
 In New England nun 
 Amanda Todd: the friend of cats 
 In People of our neighborhood 
 Amarina's roses 
 In Fair Lavinia 
 Harper 11 1 : 456 
 Amethyst com!) 
 
 In Copy-cat 
 Ann Lizy's patchwork 
 In Young Lucretia 
 
 Ann Mary; her two Thanksgivings 
 
 In Young Lucretia 
 Apple-tree 
 
 In Six trees 
 
 Harp B 36: 944 
 Arethusa 
 
 In Understudies 
 Harp B ^y. 1734 
 Balking of Christopher 
 
 In Copy-cat 
 
 Harper 125: 499 
 Balsam fir 
 
 In Six trees 
 
 Harp B 35:7i5 
 Bar light-house 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Big sister Solly 
 
 In Copy-cat 
 
 Harper 127: 419 
 Billy and Susy 
 
 In Winning lady 
 Harp B 41: 1033 
 Blue butterfly 
 
 In Woman's H C 40: Ja p 3 
 Bouncing Bet 
 
 In Understudies 
 Harp B sy. 1179 
 Bound girl 
 
 In In Colonial times 
 Pot of gold 
 Brakes and white vi'lets 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Buckley lady 
 
 In Silence 
 
 Harper 88: 499 
 Butterfly 
 
 In Givers 
 
 Harper 107: 441 
 Calla-lilies and Hannah 
 
 In New England nun 
 Cat 
 
 In Understudies 
 Harper 100: 906 
 Cat of high degree 
 
 In St N 39: 417 
 Catharine Carr 
 
 In Love of Parson Lord 
 Harper 98:882 
 Cautious king and the all-wise woman 
 
 In Harp W 53: Je 26 p 22 
 Chance of Araminta 
 
 In Givers 
 Christmas Jenny 
 
 In New England nun 
 Christmas lady 
 
 In Ladies' H J 27: D p 17 
 Christmas masquerade 
 
 In Pot of gold 
 Christmas monks 
 
 In Pot of gold 
 Christmas sing in our village 
 
 In People of our neighborhood 
 Church mouse 
 
 In New England nun 
 Cinnamon roses 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Cock of the walk 
 
 In Copy cat 
 
 Harper 124: 70 
 
INDEX TO SHORT ST:0R1£^ 
 
 Comfort Pease and her gold ring 
 In Comfort Pease 
 Eng lUust 13:3 
 Conflict ended 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Harper 72: 470 
 Conquest of humility 
 In Humble romance 
 Copy-cat 
 In Copy-cat 
 
 Harper 105: 179 
 Coronation 
 In Copy-cat 
 
 Harper 128: 93 
 Cow with the golden horns 
 
 In Pot of gold 
 Criss cross 
 
 In Harper 129: 360 
 Cyrus Emmett: the unlucky man 
 
 In People of our neighborhood 
 Daniel and little Daniel 
 
 In Copy-cat 
 Deacon Thomas Wales's will 
 
 In Pot of gold 
 Dear Annie 
 In Copy-cat 
 
 Harper 121 : 650 
 Dickey boy 
 
 In Young Lucretia 
 Dill 
 
 In Pot of gold 
 Discovered pearl 
 
 In New England nun 
 Doctor's horse 
 In Understudies 
 Harper loi: 446 
 Doll lady 
 
 In Harper 124: 279 
 Eglantina 
 
 m Fair Lavinia 
 Givers 
 
 Harper 105: 387 
 Ladies' H J 27: D p 13 
 Eliza Sam 
 
 In Winning lady 
 Elm-tree 
 In Six trees 
 
 Harp B 37:34 
 Evelina's garden 
 In Evelina's garden 
 Harper 93: 76 
 Fair Lavinia 
 In Fair Lavinia 
 Harper 114: 202 
 Far-away melody 
 
 In Flumble romance 
 Fighting McLeans 
 /;; Delin 75: 113 
 Flora and Hannah 
 In Winning lady 
 For the love of oneself 
 
 In Harper no: 303 
 Gala dress 
 
 In New England nun 
 
 Gatherer of simples 
 
 In Humble romance 
 
 Harper 69: 787 
 
 Gentian 
 
 In Humble romance 
 
 Gentle ghost 
 In New England nun 
 Harper 79: 366 
 Givers 
 
 In Givers 
 Gold 
 
 In Fair Lavinia 
 Harper no: 58 
 Great pine 
 In Six trees 
 
 Harp B 36: 670 
 Green door 
 
 In Green door 
 Guest in Sodom 
 In Cent 83:343 
 Happy day 
 
 In McClure 21: 89 
 Her Christmas 
 In Winning lady 
 Harp B 42: 1163 
 Honest soul 
 In Humble romance 
 Harper 69: 301 
 Horn of plenty 
 
 In Collier's 48: N 18 p 22 
 How Fidelia went to the store 
 
 In Young Lucretia 
 Humble pie 
 
 In Ind 57:477 
 Humble romance 
 In Humble romance 
 Harper 69: 22 
 Hyacinthus 
 In Howells. W. D., and Alden, H. M. 
 Quaint courtships 
 Harper 109: 447 
 In butterfly time 
 
 In Humble romance 
 In colonial times. See Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Bound girl 
 Independent thinker 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Innocent gamester 
 
 In New England nun 
 Jamesons 
 
 In Jamesons 
 Johnny-in-the-woods 
 In Copy-cat 
 
 Harper 124: 662 
 Josiah's first Christmas 
 
 In Collier's 44: D 11 p 9 
 Joy 
 
 In Givers 
 
 Harp W 47: 1990 
 Joy of youth 
 
 In Winning lady 
 Harper 116: 92 
 Julia — her Thanksgiving 
 
 In Harp B 43: 1079 
 Kitchen colonel 
 
 In New England nun 
 Last gift 
 Givers 
 
 Harper 106:438 
 Life everlastin' 
 
 In New England nun 
 Little-girl-afraid-of-a-dog 
 In Winning lady 
 Harper 114: 15 
 
102 
 
 iSDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Freeman, Mary E. Wilkins~r('H//;/;/('J. 
 Little Kroen door 
 
 lit Eng Illust 15: 293 
 Little Liic}' Rose 
 III Cop3--cat 
 
 Harper 125: 418 
 Little maid at the door 
 In Silence 
 
 Harper 84: 349 
 Little Margaret Sncll 
 
 In People of our neighborhood 
 Little Mirandy 
 
 In Young Lucretia 
 Little Persian princess 
 
 In Young Lucretia 
 Lombardj' poplar 
 In Six trees 
 
 Harp B 36: 763 
 Lost dog 
 In Understudies 
 Harper loi : 699 
 Lost ghost 
 In Wind in the rosebush 
 Everybody's 8:405 
 Louisa 
 
 In New England nun 
 Love of Parson Lord 
 In Love of Parson Lord 
 Harper 98: 219 
 Lover of fiowcrs 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Lucy 
 
 In Givers 
 
 Harper 106: 50 
 Luella Miller 
 
 In Wind in the rosebush 
 Everybody's 7:553 
 Lydia Hersey, of East Bridgewater 
 
 fn Silence 
 Mehitablc Lamb 
 
 In Young Lucretia 
 Mistaken charity 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Modern dragon 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Monkey 
 In Understudies 
 Harper 102: 109 
 Moral exigency 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Morning glory 
 In Understudies 
 Harp B 34: 138 
 Mountain-laurel 
 In Understudies 
 Harp B 33: 2018 
 New England nun 
 
 In New England nun 
 New England prophet 
 In Silence 
 
 Harper 89: 601 
 New Year's resolution 
 
 In Winning lady 
 Noblesse 
 In Copy-cat 
 
 Harper 126: 231 
 Object of love 
 
 hi Humble romance 
 
 Old arithmcthician 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Harper 71 : 611 
 Old Lady Pingree 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Old maid aunt 
 
 /;; Howells. W. D., and others. Whole 
 family ch 2 
 Old woman Magoun 
 
 /;; Winning lady 
 Harper 11 1 : 728 
 On the \Valpole road 
 
 In Humble romance 
 One good time 
 
 In Love of Parson Lord 
 Harper 94: 309 
 Parrot 
 
 In Understudies 
 Harper loi: 603 
 Parsnip stew 
 
 In Young Lucretia 
 Patchwork school 
 
 In Pot of gold 
 Patient waiter 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Peony 
 
 In Understudies 
 Harp B 33:2217 
 People of our neighborhood 
 
 In People of our neighborhood 
 Phebe Ann Little, the neat woman 
 
 In People of our neighborhood 
 Pink shawls 
 
 In Fair Lavinia 
 Harper 112: 138 
 Plain case 
 
 In Pot of gold 
 Poetess 
 
 In New England nun 
 Harper 81: 197 
 Pot of gold 
 
 In New England nun 
 Pot of gold 
 Prince's feather 
 
 In Understudies 
 Harp B 33: 1429 
 Princess Rosetta and the pop-corn man 
 
 In Pot of gold 
 Prism 
 
 In Cent 62: 469 
 Pumpkin 
 
 In Harp B 33: 1863 
 Pumpkin giant 
 
 In Pot of gold 
 Quilting bee in our village 
 
 In People of our neighborhood 
 Reign of the doll 
 
 In Givers 
 
 Harper 108:285 
 Revolt of "Motlicr" 
 
 In New England nun 
 Warner library 
 Harper 81 : 553 
 Revolt of Sophia Lane 
 
 In Harper 108: 20 
 Robins and hammers 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Scent of the roses 
 
 In New England nun 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 103 
 
 Secret 
 
 In Fair Lavinia 
 Harper 115: 39- 
 Selfishness of Amelia Lambkin 
 In Winning lady- 
 Harper 117: 364 
 Serena Ann's first valentine 
 
 /;; Eng- Ulust 17: 235 
 Seventoes ghost 
 
 In Young Lucretia 
 Shadows on the wall; a ghost story 
 /;; Wind in the rosebush 
 
 Hawthorne. J. Library mystery 
 
 and detective stories, American 
 Patten, W. International short 
 
 stories v i 
 Everybody's 8: 219 
 She who adorns her sister adorns herscil 
 
 In Harp B 38:456 
 Silence 
 In Silence 
 
 Harper 87: 213 
 Silver hen 
 
 In Pot of gold 
 Sister Liddy 
 
 In New England nun 
 Slip of the leash 
 
 In Harper 109: 668 
 Solitary 
 
 In New England nun 
 Something on her mind 
 
 In Harp B 46: 607 
 Southwest chamber 
 
 In Wind in the rosebush 
 Everybody's 8: 327 
 Souvenir 
 In Humble romance 
 Harper 70: 590 
 Squire's sixpence 
 In In colonial times 
 Pot of gold 
 Squirrel 
 
 In Harper loi: 869 
 Steeple 
 
 In Hampton 27: 412 
 Stockwell's apple-paring bee 
 
 In People of our neighborhood 
 Stolen Christmas 
 
 In New England nun 
 Story of little Mary Whitlow 
 
 In Lippinc 31 : 500 
 Stranger in the village 
 
 In Pot of gold 
 Susan Jane's valentine 
 
 In Harp B 2,y- 132 
 Sweet-grass basket 
 
 In Young Lucretia 
 Symphony in lavender 
 In Humble romance 
 Tardy Thanskgiving 
 
 /n Humble romance 
 Taste of hone}^ 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Three old sisters and the old beau 
 In Love of Parson Lord 
 Harper 92: 854 
 Timothy Sampson: the wise man 
 In People of our neighborhood 
 Toby 
 
 In Pot of gold 
 
 Tragedy from the trivial 
 
 In Cornhill 83: 63 
 Travelling sister 
 /;; Winning lady 
 Harper 118: 54 
 Tree of knowledge 
 
 In Love of Parson Lord 
 Harper 99: 343 
 Twelfth guest 
 
 In New England nun 
 Harper 80: 97 
 Two for peace 
 
 In Lippinc 68: 51 
 Two old lovers 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Umbrella man 
 In Copy-cat 
 
 Harper 120: 2>7i 
 Underling 
 /;; Fair Lavinia 
 
 Harper 112: 211, 462 
 Unwilling guest 
 
 In Humble romance 
 Up Primrose Hill 
 
 In New England nun 
 Vacant lot 
 
 In Wind in the rosebush 
 Village Lear 
 
 In New England nun 
 Village singer 
 
 /;; New England nun 
 Wandering Samaritan 
 
 In Cosmopol 2: 28 
 Wayfaring couple 
 
 In New England nun 
 Where Sarah Jane's doll went 
 
 In Young Lucretia 
 Where the Christmas-tree grev.' 
 
 In Young Lucretia 
 White birch tree 
 In Six trees 
 
 Harp B 35:403 
 Willow-ware 
 In Fair Lavinia 
 Harper 115:913 
 Wind in the rosebush 
 In Wind in the rosebush 
 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction, v 7 
 Winning lady 
 In Winning lady 
 Harper 119: 823 
 Witch's daughter 
 
 In Harp W 54: D 10 p 17 
 Yates pride; a romance 
 /;/ Yates pride 
 French, Alice. See Thanet, Octave, pseud. 
 French, Anne (Warner) (Mrs. Charles Ellis 
 French) 1869-1913 
 Adjusted honeymoon 
 
 In An orginal gentleman 
 After fifty years 
 
 In Munsey 29: 919 
 All the cats look black at night 
 
 In Putnam's 4: 583 
 Alpine lights and shadows 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 Anathema in the family 
 
 In Canad M 41: 502 
 "And Maude!" 
 In Lippinc 75: 251 
 
I04 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 French, Anne 'Warner —Continued. 
 As taught by Ellen 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 As told by Renaud's wife 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 At the Three Kettles 
 
 In Munsey 28: 908 
 Automobile. Pt 2 of :\Irs. Lathrop s love 
 affair , , 
 
 In Susan Clegg, her friend and her 
 neighbors 
 Bessie's mother 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 Between Scylla and Charybdis 
 
 In Cent 82:540 
 Bride's prevision 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 Captain's charm 
 In Your child and mine 
 Lippinc 83:472 
 Cat's-paw strike 
 
 In Reader 10: 198 
 Christmas devotee 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 Christmas jov that came to Betty 
 
 In Ladies' H J 26: D p 20 
 Closing of Santa Claus' door 
 
 In Y'our child and mine 
 Cradle 
 
 In An original gentleman ^ 
 
 Deacon's dilemma. Pt i of Mrs. Lathrop s 
 love affair 
 In Cent 69: 709 
 Dead letter come to life 
 
 In Lippinc 84: 599 
 Domesticity and Mrs. Reed 
 
 In Delin 78:325 
 "Ee," said 'Lizabet— "Ee" said Hans 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 Find the hero 
 
 In Reader 8: 411. 5o5 
 Frau. a. D. 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 Gaspard and his wax lady 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 German Easter and the Easter rabbit 
 
 In Y'our child and mine 
 Gran'ma Mullin's woe. See French, A. W. 
 
 Wolf at Susan's door 
 Her husband 
 
 /;; An original gentleman 
 Lippinc 73- /H 
 Her marital recapitulation 
 
 In Lippinc 79: 245 
 Himself reborn 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 His Majesty and the fairies 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 His one and only meet 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 His story, tlicir letters 
 
 In His story 
 His terrible father 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 Jane and her genius 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 Jathrop Lathrop's cow 
 
 In Susan Clegg and her friend Mrs. 
 Lathrop 
 Susan Clegg, lier friend and her 
 
 neighbors 
 Cent 68: 961 
 
 Little sister and the baby 
 In Y'our child and mine 
 Lord of all 
 
 In Munsey 30: 264 
 Lucy Dill's wedding. See French, A. W. 
 
 Wolf at Susan's door 
 Madame's battle 
 
 In Munsey 30: 159 
 Man of the future 
 
 In Canad M 39^ 21 
 Marrying of Susan Clegg 
 
 In Susan Clegg and her friend Mrs. 
 Lathrop 
 Susan Clegg, her friend and her 
 
 neighbors 
 Cent 67: 63 
 Cur Lit ?-: 349 
 Minister's vacation 
 
 In Susan Clegg and her friend Mrs 
 Lathrop 
 Susan Clegg. her friend and her 
 neighbors 
 Miss Clegg's adopted 
 
 In Susan Clep-g and her friend Mrs. 
 Lathrop 
 Susan Clegg, her friend and her 
 
 neighbors 
 Cent 68: 470 
 Mr. Jilkin's hat. See French, A. W. Wolf 
 
 at Susan's door 
 Mrs. Lathrop's love affair. Deacon's di- 
 lemma. The automobile 
 In Susan Clegg and her neighbors' af- 
 fairs 
 Susan Clegg, her friend and her 
 
 neighbors 
 Cent 69:838 pt I 
 Mysterious man 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 New woman and the old 
 
 In Cent 79: 85 
 Old-fashioned school 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 Old man Ely's proposal 
 In Susan Clegg and her neighbors' af- 
 fairs 
 Susan Clegg, her friend and her 
 neighbors 
 Old witch and the black cats 
 
 In Y'our child and mine 
 Original gentleman 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 Other side 
 
 In Cosmopol 48: 212 
 Panther; a tale of temptation 
 
 In Panther 
 Parting of the clouds 
 
 In Y^our child and mine 
 "Le Petit" 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 Play is not the thing 
 
 In Cent 74: 892 
 Practical care of a fairy 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 Reversed love letters 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 Salvation at sea 
 
 In Cosmopol 46: 704 
 Seeking blindfolded 
 
 //( An original gentleman 
 Smoke or hre? 
 /;; An original gentleman 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 105 
 
 Soul of a tree 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 Steinhard pride 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 Surrenders of Cornwallis 
 In Your child and mine 
 Everybody's 19: 35 
 Susan Clegg's cousin Marion 
 
 In Susan Clegg and her friend Mrs. 
 Lathrop 
 Cent 68:564 
 Their family tree 
 
 In Canad I\l 42: 54 
 Their ideal grandmother 
 
 In Putnam's 6: 338 
 Thief in the night 
 
 In Canad M 37- 534 
 Through the eyes of a dog 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 Trading his mother 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 Cent 73- Qi 
 Trial trip 
 
 In Reader 6: 31 
 True woman 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 Twelve little broilers 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 Velvet gown 
 
 In Harp W =;o: Ap 14 p 516 
 Verita's stratagem 
 
 In Cent 86: 430 
 Very bottom of her purse 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 Very superior man 
 
 In Susan Clegg and her neighbors' af- 
 fairs 
 Susan Clegg, her friend and her 
 neighbors 
 Wedding present problem 
 
 In Putnam's 5: 24 
 When Janet comes marching home 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 When woman proposes 
 
 In When woman proposes 
 Who is she? 
 
 In Your child and mine 
 Wilfred and his grandmother 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 Winged coronet 
 
 In Lippinc 89: 385 
 Winter of their discontent 
 
 In An original gentleman 
 Wolf at Susan's door. i. Miss Clegg's 
 speculations. 2. Gran'ma Mullin's 
 woe. 3. L.ucy Dill's wedding. 4. Mr. 
 Jilkin's hat 
 In Susan Clegg and her neighbors' af- 
 fairs 
 Susan Clegg. her friend and her 
 
 neighbors 
 Reader 7: 126, 250, 365 pt 1-3 
 French Enoch Arden. See Maupassant, G. 
 
 de. Return 
 French for a fortnight. Bunncr, H. C. 
 French marriage. Halevy, L. 
 French village. Hall, James 
 Frenchman's Creek. Quiller-Conch, A. T. 
 Frenchy's last job. Osbourne, L. 
 
 Frere, M. 
 
 Brahmin, the tiger, and the six judges 
 /u Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i: 
 378 
 Chandra's vengeance 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour. 
 2:487 
 Muchie Lai 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour. 
 2:445 
 Panch-Phul Ranee 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour. 
 2:456 
 Sing Rajah and the cunnmg little jackals 
 In Tappan, E. Al. Children's hour. 
 375 
 Tit for tat 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour, 
 i: 383 
 Fresh-water romance. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Freya of the Seven Isles. Conrad, J. 
 Frey's Christmas party. Stuart, R. M. 
 Frictions. Strindberg, J. A. 
 Friend Barton's "concern." Foote, M. H. 
 Friend Eli's daughter. Taylor, B. 
 Friend Joseph. Maupassant, G. de 
 Friend of justice. Van Dyke, H. 
 Friend of man. Harland. H. 
 Friend of my youth. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Friend of the commune. Parker, G. 
 Friend of the family. Davis, C. B. 
 Friend of the family. Dostoievski, F. M. 
 Friend of the family. Train, A. C. 
 Friend of the family. Van Dyke, H. 
 Friend Patience. Maupassant, G. de 
 Friendly call. Henry, O. 
 Friends. Kelly, M. 
 Friend's friend. Kipling, R. 
 Friends in need. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Friends in San Rosario. Henry, Q. 
 Friends of the friends. James, H. 
 Friendship of Alanna. Norris, K. 
 Friendship of Amis and Amile. Morris, W. 
 Frithiof the Bold. See Morris, W. Story 
 
 of Frithiof 
 Frog and the puddle. Ferber, E. 
 Frog-king, Grimm, W^, and Grimm, J. 
 Frog that played the trombone. Matthews, 
 
 J. B. 
 Froken Berghot. Sharp, W. 
 From a clear sky. Hibbard, G. A. 
 From a cottage in Gantick. Quiller-Couch, 
 
 A. T. 
 From a mattress grave. Zangwill, I. 
 From A to Z. Glaspell, S. 
 From advance sheets of Baron Munchau- 
 sen's Further recollections. Bangs, J. K. 
 From clue to climax. Harben, W. N. 
 From each according to his ability. Henrv, 
 
 O. 
 From four to six; a comedietta. Trumbull, 
 
 A. E. 
 From generation to generation. Hale, E. E. 
 From making to baking. Hale, E. E. 
 From one generation to another. Bennett, 
 
 E. A. 
 From out the old life. Jordan, E. G. 
 From Reykjavik to Gloucester. Connolly, 
 
 J. B. 
 From the cabby's seat. Henry, O. 
 
io6 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 From the diary of a tutor in Poznan. Sien- 
 
 kiewicz, H. 
 From the hand of Dolorita. Jordan, E. G. 
 From the Hebrid isles. Sharp, W. 
 From the "London Times" of 1904. Clem- 
 ens, S. L. 
 From the loom of the dead. Peattie, E. W. 
 From "the Point" to the plains. King, C. 
 From the Spanisli. Masefield, J. 
 From the veranda. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Front yard. Woolson, C. F. 
 Frontier. Maupassant, G. de 
 Frozen deep. Collins, W. 
 Frozen Margit. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Fruiterer. Alitford, M. R. 
 Fruitful sleeping of the Rev. Elisha Ed- 
 wards Dunbar, P. L. 
 Fruitless assignment. Bierce, A. 
 Fruits of toil. Duncan, N. 
 Frustrate. Austin, M. H. 
 Fugitive. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Fugitives of pleasure. C)sbourne, L. 
 Full circle. Wharton, E. 
 Full day at Palomjtas. Janvier, T. A. 
 Fuller, Henry Blake, 1857- 
 Addolorata's intervention 
 III Waldo Trench 
 Scrib M 40: 715 
 Chatelaine of La Trinite 
 In Chatelaine of La Trinite 
 Cent 44: 232 
 Chevalier of Pensieri-Vani 
 
 In Chevalier of Pensieri-Vani 
 Coal from the embers 
 
 In Waldo Trench 
 Dr. Gowdy and the squash 
 In Under the skylights 
 Harper 102: 262 
 Downfall of Abner Joyce 
 hi Under the skylights 
 Eliza Hepburn's deliverance 
 In Waldo Trench 
 Cent 5Q:533, 698 
 For the faith 
 In Waldo Trench 
 Scrib M 42:433 
 Greatest of these 
 
 In From the other side 
 Atlan 80: 762 
 House-cat 
 
 In Waldo Trench 
 Lady of quality 
 
 In Liv Age 228: 328 
 Life-tale of Pearl McRoy 
 
 In Everybody's 23:380 
 Little O'Grady's vs. the Grindstone 
 
 In Under the skylights 
 Make way for the young 
 
 /); Scrib M 46: 625 
 Miranda Harlow's mortgage 
 
 In Atlan 86: 671 
 New wine 
 
 In Waldo Trench 
 Pasqualc's picture 
 
 /;/ I'rom the other side 
 Pilgrim sons 
 
 /)( From the other side 
 Cosmopol 10: 4T3 
 Quartette 
 
 In Harjjcr 121 : 934 
 
 Silence 
 
 1)1 Scrib M 48: 430 
 Under the crest of Shishaldin 
 
 In Everybody's 16: 809 
 Waldo Trench regains his youth 
 In Waldo Trench 
 Scrib M 42: 231 
 What youth can do 
 
 In From the other side 
 Funeral of old Holt. Lewis, A. H. 
 Furnished room. Henry, O. 
 Further adventures of a yachtsman's wife 
 
 See Vorse. M. H. Value of the usual 
 Fury. Sec Heyse, P. J. L. L'Arrabiata 
 Futile dialogue. Loomis, C. B. 
 Funeral march of a marionette. Harland, 
 
 H. 
 Futrelle, Jacques, 1875-1912 
 
 Before midnight. See Futrelle, J. Opera 
 
 box 
 Brown coat. 2. A human problem 
 
 In Thinking machine 
 Case is closed. See Futrelle, J. Super- 
 fluous finger 
 Chasing a rainbow 
 
 In Cosmopol 41 : 496 
 Crystal gazer. 2. A matter of logic 
 
 In Thinking machine 
 Dressing room. 2. Fitting a hypothesis 
 
 In Thinking machine 
 Fitting a hypothesis^ See Futrelle, J. 
 
 Dresbing room 
 Fool of good intention. See Futrelle, J. 
 
 Roswell tiara 
 Gap in the trail. See Futrelle, J. Phan- 
 tom motor 
 Gray ghost 
 
 In Everybody's 13:101 
 Green-eyed monster. 2. Two and two 
 again make four 
 In Thinking machine 
 His perfect alibi. 2. A question of time 
 
 In Thinking machine 
 Human problem. See Futrelle, J. Brown 
 
 coat 
 Literrupted wireless. 2. Midnight mes- 
 sage 
 In Thinking machine 
 Lost radium. 2. The suit case 
 
 In Thinking machine 
 Madness of Barry 
 
 In Harp W 49: 1636, 1645 
 INTaster of his profession. See Futrelle, J. 
 
 Missing necklace 
 Matter of logic. See Futrelle. J. Crystal 
 
 gazer 
 Midnight message. .S"(V Fntrcllc, J. In- 
 terrupted wireless 
 Missing necklace. 2. IMaster of his pro- 
 fession. 
 In Thinking machine 
 Motor boat. 2. Woman in the case 
 
 //; Thinking machine 
 Opera box. 2. Before midnight 
 
 fn Tliinking machine 
 Phantom motor. 2. Gap in the trail 
 
 In Thinking machine 
 Question of time. See Initrelle, J. His 
 
 perfect alibi 
 Roswell tiara. -'. Fool of good intention 
 /;; Thinking machine 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 107 
 
 Suit case. See Futrelle, J. Lost radium 
 Superfluous finger. 2. The case is closed 
 
 In Thinking machine 
 Thinking machine 
 
 In Thinking machine 
 Two and two again make four. See Fu- 
 trelle, J. Green-eyed monster 
 Woman in the case. See Futrelle, J. Mo- 
 tor boat 
 
 Gaboriau, fimile, 1835-1875 
 Little old man of Batignollcs 
 
 In Little old man of Batignolles 
 Love or wealth? 
 
 In Little old man of Batignolles 
 Marriage at a venture. See Gaboriau, E. 
 
 Matrimonial ambassador 
 Matrimonial ambassador [Marriage at a 
 venture] 
 In Little old man of Batignolles 
 Missing! 
 
 In Little old man of Batignolles 
 Promise of marriage 
 
 In Promise of marriage 
 Seminary 
 
 In Little old man of Batignolles 
 That unfortunate house 
 In Little old man of Batignolles 
 Gabrielle. de Bergerac. James, H. 
 Gadsbys, The story of. See Kipling, R. 
 
 Story of the Gadsbys 
 Gage, C. S. 
 
 Mr. Bixby's Christmas visitor 
 In Stories by American authors v 9 
 Gala dress. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Galleazzo carries ofi a damsel from Padua. 
 
 Bandello, M. 
 Gallegher: a newspaper story. Davis. 
 
 Richard H. 
 Gallery of antiquities. Balzac, H. de 
 Galley slave. Dumas, A. 
 Galloper. (Farce). Davis, Richard H. 
 Galsworthy, John, 1867- 
 Apotheosis 
 
 In Motley 
 Black godmother 
 
 In Inn of tranquillity ' 
 
 Careful man 
 
 In Commentary 
 Child 
 
 In Commentary 
 Choice 
 
 In Motley 
 Codger 
 
 In Motley 
 Comfort 
 
 In Commentary 
 Compensation 
 
 In Motley 
 Consummation 
 
 In Motley 
 Courage 
 
 In Motley 
 Delight 
 
 In Motley 
 Demos 
 
 In Commentary 
 Evolution 
 
 In Inn of tranquillity 
 
 Facts 
 
 In Commentary 
 F'ear 
 
 In Commentary 
 For ever 
 
 In Motley 
 Gone 
 
 In Inn of tranquillity 
 Grand jury — in two panels and a frame 
 
 In Inn of tranquillity 
 Hope 
 
 hi Commentary 
 Japanese quince 
 
 In Motley 
 Lime tree 
 
 In Motley 
 Lost dog 
 
 In Commentary 
 Magpie over the hill 
 
 In Inn of tranquillity 
 Meeting 
 
 In Motley 
 Memories 
 
 In Inn of tranquillity 
 Miller of Dee 
 
 In Motley 
 Money 
 
 In Commentary 
 Mother 
 
 In Commentary 
 My distant relative : 
 
 1)1 Inn of tranquillity 
 Neighbors 
 
 In Motley 
 Novelist's allegory 
 
 In Inn of tranquillity 
 Old age 
 
 /;/, Commentary 
 Once more 
 
 In Motley 
 Order 
 
 In Commentary 
 Pack 
 
 In Motley 
 Parting 
 
 In Motley 
 Pilgrimage 
 
 In Motley 
 Prisoner 
 
 In Motley 
 Progress 
 
 In Commentary 
 Quality 
 
 In Inn of tranquillity 
 Reversion to type 
 
 /;;• Motley 
 Runagates 
 
 /;;. Motley 
 Sheep-shearing 
 
 In Inn of tranquillity 
 Woman 
 
 In Motley 
 Workers 
 In Motley 
 Gait, John, 1779-1839 
 Haddad-Ben-Ahab 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v g 
 Gambara. Balzac, H. de 
 Gambler. Bourget, P. 
 Gamibler. Dostoievski, F. M. 
 Gambler's death. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
io8 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Game. London, J. 
 Game and the nation. Wister, O. 
 Game of backgammon. Merimee, P. 
 Game of billiards. Daudet, A. 
 Game of life. Phillpotts, E. 
 Gamekeeper. Maupassant, G. de 
 Games in gardens. Kelly, M. 
 Ganconagh (pseud.) See Yeats, W. B. 
 Gap in the trail. See Futrelle, J. Phan- 
 tom motor 
 Garden behind the moon. Pyle, H. 
 Garden gate.. Benson E. F. 
 Garden lodge. Gather, W. S. 
 Garden of Eden— dialogue. Kipling, R. 
 Garden of the king. Troubctzkoy, A. C. 
 Garden tea. Jewett, S. O. 
 Gardener Jim. Brown, A. 
 Gargoyle. See Cathcrwood, M. H. Old 
 
 Gargoyle 
 Garland, Hamlin, 1860- 
 Aftcrword 
 
 In Other main-travelled roads 
 Alien in the pines 
 
 In Other main-travelled roads 
 Wayside courtships 
 Among the corn row^s 
 In Main-travelled roads 
 
 Carpenter, G. R. and Brewster, 
 W. T. Modern English prose 
 At the beginning 
 
 In Wayside courtships 
 At the brewery 
 
 In Cosmopol 13: 34 
 Bad medicine man 
 
 In Ind 52: 2899 
 Before the low green door 
 In Other main-travelled roads 
 W^ayside courtships 
 Branch road 
 
 In Main-travelled roads 
 Creamery man of Molasses Gap 
 In Main travelled roads 
 Outlook 56: 538 
 Daddy Deering. See Garland, H. Old 
 
 Daddy Deering 
 Day of grace 
 
 In Other main-travelled roads 
 Day's pleasure 
 
 In Main-travelled roads 
 Delmar of Pima 
 
 In McClure 18: 340 
 Division in the coolly 
 
 In Other main-travelled roads 
 Drifting crane 
 
 In Prairie folks 
 Elder Pill, preacher 
 
 In Other main-travelled roads 
 Electric lady 
 
 In Cosmopol 29: 73 
 End of love is love 
 
 In Wayside courtships 
 Fair exile. fPt. 3 of Of those who seek] 
 In Other main-travelled roads 
 Wayside courtships 
 Good fellow's wife 
 
 In Cent 55: 937 
 Hippy, the dare-devil 
 In McClure 19: 474 
 Little Norsk or, OT pap's Flaxen 
 In Little Norsk 
 
 Cent 43: 743. 912: 44: .39 
 
 Lucretia Burns 
 
 In Other main-travelled roads 
 Marshall's capture 
 
 In Harp W 48: 1894 
 Meeting in the foot-hills 
 In Wayside courtships 
 Mrs. Ripley's trip 
 
 In Main-travelled roads 
 Moccasin ranch; a story of Dakota 
 
 In Moccasin ranch 
 My first Christmas tree 
 
 In Ladies' H J 28: D p 13 
 Night raid at Eagle river 
 
 In Cent 76: 725 
 Of those who seek: i. Prisoned soul. 2. 
 Sheltered one. 3- l^'air exile. 4. Pass- 
 ing stranger 
 In Wayside courtships 
 or pap's flaxen. Sec Garland, H. Little 
 
 Norsk 
 Old Daddy Deering 
 In Other main-travelled roads 
 Prairie folk 
 Owner of the mill farm 
 In Wayside courtships 
 Partners for a daj^ 
 
 In Collier's 52: Mr 14 P 5 
 Passing stranger. [Pt. 4 of Of those 
 who seek] 
 In Wayside courtships 
 Preacher's love-story 
 
 In Other main-travelled roads 
 Wayside courtships 
 Prisoned soul. [Pt. i of Of those who 
 seek] 
 In Wayside courtships 
 Return of a private 
 
 In Main travelled roads 
 Arena 3: 97 
 Rising Wolf — ghost dancer 
 
 In Idler 20: 471 
 Saturday night on the farm 
 
 In Prairie folks 
 Sheltered one. [Pt. 2 of Of those who 
 seek] 
 In Wayside courtships 
 Sim Burn's wife 
 
 In Prairie folks 
 Sociable at Dudley's 
 
 In Prairie folks 
 Spirit of Sweetwater 
 
 In Spirit of Sweetwater 
 Stop-over at Tyre 
 In Other main-travelled roads 
 Wayside courtships 
 Test of Elder Pill 
 In Prairie folks 
 Arena 3:480 
 Two stories of Oklahoma 
 
 In Cent 68:328 
 Uncle Ethan Ripley 
 
 In Main-travelled roads 
 Prairie folks 
 Arena 5 : 125 
 Uncle Ethan Ripley's speculation. See 
 
 Uncle Ethan Ripley 
 Under the lion's paw 
 
 In Main-travelled roads 
 Up tlie coolly 
 
 In Main-travelled roads 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 109 
 
 Upon impulse 
 In Wayside courtships 
 Bookm 4: 428 
 Village cronies 
 
 In Prairie folks 
 William Bacon's hired man 
 In Other main-travelled roads 
 Prairie folks 
 William Bacon's man. See Garland, H. 
 
 William Bacon's hired man 
 Witch's gold. A new and enlarged ver- 
 sion of The spirit of Sweetwater 
 In Witch's gold 
 Zalea: a psychological episode and tale 
 of love 
 In Zalea 
 Garland of wild olive. Harraden, B. 
 Garni— a hostage. Kipling, R. 
 Garroters; farce. Howells, W. D. 
 Garshin, Vsevolod Mikhailovich, 185S-1888 
 Four days 
 
 In Esenwein, J. B. Short story master- 
 pieces, v 2 
 Red flower 
 III Red flower 
 Gaskell, Mrs. Elizabeth Cleghorn (Steven- 
 son) [Mills, C. M. pseud.] i8io-]865 
 Bessy's troubles at home 
 In Novels and talcs v 5 
 Mary Barton 
 Cage at Cranford 
 
 In All the Year Round 10: 332 
 Liv Age 80: 17 
 Christmas storms and sunshine 
 In Novels and tales v 5 
 Mary Barton 
 Howitt 3: 4 
 Cousin Phillis 
 In Novels and tales v 5 
 Cousin Phillis 
 Mary Barton 
 
 Cornhill 8:619, 688; 9:51, 187 
 Liv Age 80: 3, 100, 204, 494 
 Cranford 
 
 In Novels and tales v 4 
 
 Household Words vol 4, 5, 6, 7 
 Crooked branch 
 
 In Novels and tales v 4 
 Right at last 
 Curious if true 
 In Novels and tales v 4 
 Cornhill i : 208 
 Dark night's work 
 
 In Novels and tales v 7 
 
 All the Year Round 8:475; 9: I 
 Doom of the Griffiths 
 In Novels and tales v 7 
 Round the sofa 
 Harper 16:220 
 Grey woman 
 In Novels and tales v 6 
 
 All the Year Round 4: 300, 32T. 347 
 Half a life-time ago 
 
 In Novels and .tales v 7 
 Cou-sin Phillis 
 Round the sofa 
 Household Words 12:229, 276 
 Half-brothers 
 
 In Novels and tales v 7 
 Round the sofa 
 Dublin Univ 52: 586 
 Liv Age 60: 12 
 
 Hand and heart 
 
 In Novels and tales v 6 
 Heart of John Middleton 
 III Novels and tales v 4 
 Lizzie Leigh 
 Household Words 2: 325 
 Libbie Marsh's three eras 
 In Novels and tales v 4 
 Howitt 1:310, 334, 345 
 Lizzie Leigh 
 
 In Novels and tales v 7 
 Lizzie Leigh 
 
 Household Words 1:2-60 
 Harper i : 38 
 Lois the witch 
 
 /;; Novels and talcs v 4 
 Right at last 
 
 All the Year Round 1:564, 587, 609 
 Manchester marriage 
 In Novels and talcs v 4 
 Liv Age 60: 339 
 Mr. Harrison's confessions 
 In Novels and tales v 6 
 Cousin Phillis 
 Moorland cottage 
 
 In Novels and tales v 4 
 Morton Hall 
 
 In Novels and tales v 6 
 Lizzie Leigh 
 
 Household Words 8: 265, 293 
 Liv Age 40: 31 
 My French master 
 
 In Novels and tales v 5 
 Lizzie Leigh 
 Mary Barton 
 
 Household Words 8:361, 388 
 My Lady Ludlow 
 
 In Novels and tales v 7 
 Cousin Phillis 
 Round the sofa 
 Plousehold Words 18: i 
 Liv Age 58: 223; 59: 208 » 
 
 Old nurse's story 
 In Novels and tales v 5 
 Lizzie Leigh 
 Mary Barton 
 Household Words 6: 583 
 Poor Clare 
 In Novels and talcs v 7 
 Round the sofa 
 Household Words 14: 510 
 Right at last 
 
 In Novels and tales v 4 
 Cousin Phillis 
 Right at last 
 Sexton's hero 
 
 In Novels and talcs v 4 
 Cousin Phillis 
 Howitt 2: 149 
 Six weeks at Hcppenheim 
 In Novels and tales v 4 
 Cornhill 5: 560 
 Squire's story 
 
 In Novels and tales v 4 
 Lizzie Leigh 
 Well of Pen-Morfa 
 
 In Novels and tales v 4 
 Lizzie Leigh 
 
 Household Words 2: 182, 205 
 Gaspard and his wa.x lady. French, A. W. 
 Gasper Ruiz. Conrad, J. 
 Gastronomic scenes. Daudet, A. 
 
no 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Gate of the hundred sorrows. Kipling, R. 
 Gatherer of simples. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 •" Gaudissart II. Balzac, H. de 
 Gautier, Theophile, 1811-1872 
 Arria Marcella 
 
 In Complete works (Gascon) v 6 
 Works (Pocket) v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 11 
 Avatar 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 15 
 Bowl of punch 
 In Complete Works (Gascon) v 11 
 Works (Pocket) v 10 
 Conversion of a classicist. See Gau- 
 tier, T. Daniel Jovard 
 Daniel Jovard; or, The conversion of a 
 classicist 
 In Complete Works (Gascon) v 11 
 Works (Pocket) v 10 
 Elias Wildmanstadius; or, The mediaeval 
 man 
 In Complete Works (Gascon) v 11 
 Works (Pocket) v 10 
 Jettatura 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 15 
 King Candaules 
 In Complete Works (Gascon) v 4 
 Works (Pocket) v 4 
 Marchioness's lap-dog 
 In Complete Works (Gascon) v 11 
 Works (Pocket) v 6 
 IMedi^Eval man. See Gautier, T. ■ Elias 
 
 Wildmanstadius 
 Mummy's foot 
 In Complete works (Gascon) v 6 
 Works (Pocket) v 10 
 Esenwein, J. B. Short-story master- 
 pieces V 2 
 Mabie, H. W^., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v i 
 Stories from foreign authors. French, 
 
 V 3 
 Lippinc 89: 874 
 Nightingales 
 In Complete Works (Gascon) v 11 
 Works (Pocket) v 6 
 Omphalc 
 
 In Complete Works (Gascon) v 11 
 Works (Pocket) v 6 
 One of Cleopatra's nights 
 In Complete Works (Gascon) v 4 
 Works (Pocket) v 4 
 Thousand and second night 
 
 In Complete Works (Gascon) v 11 
 Works (Pocket) v 10 
 Vampire 
 In Complete Works (Gascon) v 6 
 Works (Pocket) v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 11 
 Water pavilion 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 15 
 Gavon's eve. Benson, E. F. 
 Gay deceiver. Norris, K. 
 Gaylcy the troubadour. Norris, K. 
 Ged. Peattie, E. W. 
 Gemini. Kipling, R. 
 
 General Glover's true story. Hale, E. E. 
 General jail delivery. More, H. 
 General manager. Merrick, R. 
 
 General Washington's negro body-servant. 
 
 Clemens, S. L. 
 Generals and Number Seven. Pratt, L. 
 General's bluff. Wister, O. 
 General's match-making. Ouida 
 Genevieve Maud and the new thought. Jor,- 
 
 dan, E. G. 
 Genevieve Maude's mission. Jordan, E. G. 
 Genevieve Maude's perishin' soul. Jordan, 
 
 E. G. 
 Genius. Peattie, E. W. 
 Gentian. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Gentle art of dining. See Smith, F. H. 
 
 Wherein the gentle art of dining, etc. 
 Gentle boy. Hawthorne, N. 
 Gentle ghost. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Gentle life. Van Dyke, H. 
 Gentle robber. Sherwood, M. P. 
 Gentle sinner. Donnell. A. H. 
 Gentle traveler. Donnell. A. H. 
 Gentleman and players. Hornung, E. W. 
 Gentleman from Huron. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Gentleman-in-plush. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Gentleman in the barrel. Fernald, C. B. 
 Gentleman of Japan and a lady. Long. J. L. 
 Gentleman of the plush rocker. See Stuart, 
 
 R. M. Napoleon Jackson, gentleman of 
 
 the plush rocker 
 Gentleman ranker. Seawell, M. E. 
 Gentleman vagabond. Smith, F. H. 
 Gentleman with the green tie. Pratt, L. 
 Gentleman's gentleman. Smith, F. H. 
 Geoffrey and Garcinde. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 George Dobson's expedition to Hell. Hogg, 
 
 George Silverman's explanation. Dickens, C. 
 George Thurston. Bierce, A. 
 George Walker at Suez. Trollope, A. 
 George Washington Jones; a Christmas gift 
 
 that went a-begging. Stuart, R. M. 
 "George Washington's" last duel. Page, 
 
 T. N. 
 George's birthday. Field, E. 
 George's mother. Crane, S. 
 George's wife. Parker, G. 
 Georgia watermelon. Harris, J. C. 
 Georgiana's reasons. James, H. 
 Georgia's ruling. Henry, O. 
 Georgic Porgie. Kipling, R. 
 Gerald. Weyman, S. J. 
 Geranium leaves. See Page, T. N. She had 
 
 on her geranium leaves 
 Gerardo secretly weds his mistress and sets 
 
 out for Baruti. Bandcllo, M. 
 Germ-destroyer. Kipling, R. 
 German Easter and the Easter rabbit. 
 
 iM-ench, A. W. 
 German policL-nian. Ivalph, J. 
 Gerould, Katharine FuUerton 
 
 Bird in the bush 
 In Scrib M 54: 247 
 
 Case of Paraniore 
 In Vain oblations 
 Scril> M 54: 419 
 
 Divided kingdom 
 /;; Vain oblations 
 Cent 84: 255 
 
 TmkI and the means 
 In Harper 126:878 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 III 
 
 Great tradition 
 
 In Cent 88:428 
 Impasse 
 
 In Harper 127: 521 
 Mango-seed 
 In Vain oblations 
 Cent 83: 422 
 On the staircase 
 In Vain oblations 
 Scrib M S4 -731 
 Pearls 
 
 In Harper 129: 194 
 Poppies in the wheat 
 
 In Cent 63:383 
 Straight tip 
 
 In Scrib M 56: 224 
 Tortoise 
 
 In Vain oblations 
 Scrib M 55:46 
 Vain oblations 
 In Vain oblations 
 Scrib M 49: 367 
 Weaker vessel 
 
 In Cent 87: 270 
 Wesendonck 
 
 In Harper 126: 740 
 Wine of violence 
 In Vain oblations 
 Scrib M 50: 75 
 Geitha's lovers. Morris, W. 
 Ghamba. Scully, W. C. 
 Ghetto violet. Kompert, L. 
 Ghetto wedding. Cahan, A. 
 Ghoollah. Bunner, H. C. 
 Ghost. O'Connor, W. D. 
 Ghost, Canterville. Wilde, O. 
 Ghost club. Bangs, J. K. 
 Ghost, Double-barrelled. Zangwill, I. 
 Ghost riower. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Ghost, Gentle. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 [Ghost] Haunted and the haunters. Lyt- 
 
 ton, E. B. 
 Ghost, Her great-grandmother's. Page, 
 
 T. N. 
 Ghost in the Cap'n Brown house. Stowe, 
 
 H. B. 
 Ghost in the cross-trees. Norris, F. 
 Ghost in the mill. Stowe, H. B. 
 Ghost in the sedan-chair. Corelli, M. 
 [Ghost] Lady Ludlow. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Ghost, Laying the hose-pipe. Connolly, 
 
 J. B. 
 Ghost. Lost. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Ghost of a chance. Henry, O. 
 Ghost of Captain Brand. Pyle, H. 
 Ghost of chance. Chambers, R. W. 
 Ghost of Dr. Harris. Hawthorne, N. 
 Ghost of glory. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Ghost of Matthias Baum. Singmaster, E. 
 Ghost of Miser Brimpson. Phillpotts, E. 
 Ghost of Sandy Carr. Lewis, A. H. 
 Ghost of the bar B-8. Lewis, A. H. 
 Ghost of the Black Inn. Loomis, C. B. 
 Ghost of the Sierras. Harte, B. 
 [Ghostl Old nurse's story. Gaskell, E. C. 
 [Ghostl Poor Clare. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Ghost, Seventoes. Freeman, M. E. W,. 
 [Ghostl Shadows on the wall. Freeman, 
 
 M. E. W. 
 Ghost, Speakin'. Slossin, A. T. 
 Ghost story. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Ghost story. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Ghost story, My own true. Kipling, R. 
 
 Ghost, Story of the inexperienced. Wells, 
 
 H. G. 
 Ghost train illusion. Warman, C. 
 Ghosts. Maupassant, G. de 
 Ghosts, John and the. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Ghosts in my tower. Stockton, F. R. 
 Ghosts of Stukeley castle. Harte, B. 
 Ghosts, Rival. Matthews, J. B. 
 Ghosts that have haunted me. Bangs, J. K. 
 Ghost's touch. Collins, W. 
 Giant Maximin. Doyle, A. C. 
 Giant's heart. Macdonald, G. 
 Gibbet hill. Phillpotts, E. 
 Gibbon, Perceval 
 Ambush 
 
 In Harper 125: 823 
 Avenger of blood 
 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading 
 cases 
 Blackw 176: 154 
 Between the lights 
 
 In McClure 33: 418 
 Bucko 
 
 In Collier's 43: Ap 24 p 15 
 Buried anchor 
 
 In McClure 31: SQO 
 Citizen of the roads 
 
 In Harp W S7- Je 21 p 18 
 Counting the colors 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading 
 cases 
 Blackw 176: 517 
 Coward 
 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading 
 cases 
 Liv Age 247:331 
 Darkened path 
 
 In Harp W 58: Ja 3 P 6 
 Day of omens 
 
 In McClure 43: My p 63 
 Debt 
 
 In McClure 39:27 
 Dice 
 
 In McClure 28:603 
 Did they marry? 
 
 In Hearst's M 24: 10 
 Dona Victoria 
 
 In Harper 116: 343 
 Dream-face 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leadmg 
 cases 
 Blackw 176: 149 
 Eleventh hour 
 
 In Harper 114: 47i 
 Girl 
 
 In McClure 42: Ap p 96 
 Good end 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leadmg 
 cases 
 Blackw 176: 666 
 Great Jew 
 
 In McClure 42: 121 
 Grim irony of luck 
 
 In Canad M 28:230 
 Hands of the pitiful woman 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leadmg 
 cases 
 Blackw 176: 303 
 
112 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Gibbon, Perceval —Continued 
 Her man of fate 
 
 In Hearst's M 24:698 
 Her own story 
 In Vrouw Grobclaar and her leading 
 cases 
 Liv Age 247: 681, 726 
 His lady of silence 
 
 In Hearst's M 24: 521 
 His wife 
 
 In Ladies' H J 25: Jl p 7 
 1 lonie kraal 
 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading 
 cases 
 Idealist 
 
 In McCliire 30: 229 
 In the dark hour 
 
 In McCIurc 31: 82 
 Iron star 
 
 In Harper 127: 354 
 King of the baboons 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading- 
 cases 
 Blackw 176: 521 
 McClure 31 : 467 
 Like unto like 
 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading 
 cases 
 Blackw 176: 310 
 Lola 
 
 In Harper 118: 248 
 Madame Robin 
 
 /;; Scrib M 53:334 
 Man before the mast 
 
 In McClure 42: N p 46; Ja p 48 
 Man in the shadow 
 
 In Ladies' H J 27: Jl p 7 
 Man who knew 
 /;; Blackw 174: 467 
 Liv Age 239:541 
 McClure 28: 243 
 Manasseh 
 
 In Harper 117: 541 
 Martyrdom lottery 
 
 In McClure 22>- 482 
 Master 
 
 In Harper 126: 48 . 
 Mate of the Gatwick 
 
 In Collier's 43: Ag 28 p 16 
 Morder drift 
 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading 
 cases 
 Blackw 176: 660 
 Murderer 
 
 In Harper 125: 443 
 Parisienne 
 
 In Harper 122: T76 
 Peruvian 
 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading 
 cases 
 Piet Naudc's trek 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading 
 cases 
 Blackw 176: 306 
 Sacrifice 
 
 In Vrouw Grobclaar and her leading 
 cases 
 
 Second-class passenger 
 In Blackw 175: 646 
 Liv y\gc 242:336 
 McClure 2~: 641 
 Second mate 
 
 In McClure 25: 2t, 
 Sense of climax 
 
 In Delin 75: Ja p 31 
 Strange patient 
 
 /;; Collier's 44: X 27 p 16 
 Tagalash 
 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her Uadnig 
 cases 
 Task appointed 
 
 In McClure 34: 558 
 
 Trader of Last Notch 
 
 In Blackw 175:40 
 
 Liv Age 240: 465 
 
 McClure 27: 466 
 
 Unknown factor 
 
 In McClure 30: 662 
 Unto the third generation 
 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading 
 cases 
 Blackw 176: 145 
 Vasco's sweetheart 
 In Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading 
 cases 
 Blackw 176: 811 
 Liv Age 244: 160 
 Weaver's son 
 
 In McClurc 29: 465 
 Wood-ladies 
 In Scrib M 54: 22^ 
 Gideon's front tooth. Phillpotts, E. 
 Gift horse. Wister, O. 
 Gift of Abner Grice. Barr, R. 
 Gift of fulfilment; an allegory. Harraden, B. 
 Gift of tact. Loomis, C. B. 
 Gift of the emperor. Hornung, E. W. 
 Gift of the magi. Henry, Q. 
 Gift of the simple king. Parker, G. 
 Gifts of the child Christ. Macdonald, G. 
 Gifts of the philosophers. Kelly, M. 
 Gil Bias and Dr. Sangrado. Le Sage, A. R. 
 Gilded idol and the King Conch-shell. 
 
 Stockton, F. R. 
 Giles, the poacher. More, H. 
 Gilray's flower pot. Barrie, J. M. 
 Gipsy George. Bates, A. 
 Giridih coal-fields. Kipling, R. 
 Girl. Gibbon, P. 
 Girl. Henry, O. 
 
 Girl and the anarch. Parker. G. 
 Girl and the game. Williams, J. L. 
 Girl and the graft. Henrj-, O. 
 Girl and the habit. Henry. O. 
 Girl at Lake Lincoln. Merrick, L. 
 Girl from Mercury. \'icle, 11. K. 
 Girl from the machine. Williams, J. L. 
 Girl from the marsh-croft. Lagerlof, S. 
 Girl in a steamer chair. See Smith, F. H. 
 
 With special reference, etc. 
 Girl in red. White, S. E. 
 Girl next door. Davis, C. B. 
 Girl of the period. Harrison, C. C. 
 Girl that Peter brought. Hopkins. M. S. B. 
 Girl who got rattled. White, S. E. 
 Girl who loved Herbert. Jordan, F. G. 
 Girl who was. Jordan, \i. G. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 1^3 
 
 Girl with the golden eyes. Balzac, H. dc 
 Girl with the Greek face. Merrick, L. 
 Girl with the green toque. Davis, C. B. 
 Girl with the guitar. Bland, E. N. 
 Gissing, George Robert, 185 7- 1903 
 Capitalist 
 
 In House of cobwebs 
 Charming family 
 
 In House of cobwebs 
 Christopherson 
 
 In House of cobwebs 
 Daughter of the lodge 
 
 In House of cobwebs 
 Day of silence 
 In Liv Age 199: 802 
 
 National R [Lond] 22:558 
 Despot on tour 
 
 In Strand 15: 25 
 Elixir 
 
 In Idler 15: 43° 
 Fate and the apothecary 
 In House of cobwebs 
 Fate of Humphrey Sncll 
 
 In Eng Illust 14: i 
 Honeymoon 
 
 /;/ Eng Illust 11:895 
 House of cobwebs 
 In House of cobwebs 
 Argosy 71: 394 
 Humplebee 
 
 In House of cobwebs 
 In honor bound 
 
 In Eng Illust 13: 79 
 Liv Age 205 : 470 
 Letty Coe 
 
 In Liv Age 191: 19 
 Temple Bar 92: 533 
 Light on the tower 
 
 In Eng Illust 16:432 
 
 Lodger in Maze pond 
 
 /;; House of cobwebs 
 
 National R [Lond] 24:847 
 Miss Rodney's leisure 
 
 In House of cobwebs 
 One way to happiness 
 In Eng Illust 19: 225 
 Our Mr. Jupp 
 
 In Eng Illust 11:631 
 Pig and whistle 
 
 In House of cobwebs 
 Poet's portmanteau 
 
 In Eng Illust 12: No. S; 3 
 Poor gentleman 
 
 In House of cobwebs 
 Pall Mall M 19: 1/7 
 Riding-whip 
 
 In House of cobwebs 
 Ring finger 
 
 In Cosmopolis 10:297 
 Salt of the earth 
 
 In House of cobwebs 
 Scrupulous father 
 Iti House of cobwebs 
 Cornhill 83: i75 
 Simple Simon 
 
 In Idler 9: 509 
 Topham's chance 
 
 In House of cobwebs 
 Givers. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Glance ahead. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Glaspell, Susan, 1882- 
 According to his lights 
 
 In Am M 72: I53 
 
 Anarchist: his dog 
 
 In Lifted masks 
 
 Am M 74: 14.S 
 
 At twi-light 
 
 In Lifted masks 
 Harper 124: 790 
 ]5oarder of art 
 
 In Ladies' H J 29: O p 10 
 For to-morrow; an Easter story 
 
 In Booklovers' M 5:559 
 I'reckles M'Grath 
 In Lifted masKs 
 Munsey 31: 481 
 h'roni A to Z 
 In Lifted masks 
 Am M 68: 543 
 His America 
 
 In Lifted masks 
 How the prince saw America 
 In Lifted masks 
 Am M 62: 274 
 In the face of his constituents 
 
 In Harper 107: 757 
 Last sixty minutes 
 In Lifted masks 
 Love of the hills 
 
 In Lifted masks 
 Man of flesh and blood 
 In Lifted masks 
 Harper 108:957 
 "One of those impossible Americans 
 
 In Lifted masks 
 "Out there" 
 
 In Lifted masks 
 Delin 80: Jl p 5 
 Plea 
 
 In Lifted masks 
 Preposterous motive 
 In Lifted masks 
 Glass door. Earle, M. T. 
 Glass-eyed Bill. Osbourne. L. 
 Glasses. James, H. 
 Gleaner. Mitford, M. R. 
 Glenmutchkin railway. Aytoun, W. E. 
 Glimpse of the underworld. Matthews, J. B. 
 Glimpses of the insurrection. Daudet, A. , 
 Glistering beaches. Crockett, S. R. 
 Gloaming ghosts. McCutcheon, G. B. 
 Gloriana. Kipling, R. ,, ^ ^, ., . 
 
 La Gloriense. ^ce Davis, M. E. M. At La 
 
 Gloriense 
 Glorious fortune. Besant. W. 
 Glory. Long, J. L. „ x tt 
 
 Glory and the other girl. Donnell, A. H. 
 Gloversville plunger. Davis, C. B. 
 Gnawing a file. See Habberton, J. Out at 
 
 Twinnett's 
 Goat of Monsieur Seguin. Daudet, A. 
 Goblet. Tieck, L. 
 Goboto night. London, J. 
 Gobseck. Balzac, H. de 
 God from the machine. Kipling, R. 
 God in Israel. Duncan, N. 
 God of coincidence. Davis, Richard H. 
 God of his fathers. London, J. 
 God rest ye, merry gentlemen. Crane, S. 
 God sees the truth, but waits. Tlstoi, L. o 
 Goddess of Excelsior. Harte, B. 
 
14 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Goddesses from the machine. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Godmothers. SpofFord, H. P. 
 
 God's and man's. See Tolstoi, L. N. Divine 
 
 and the human 
 God's babe. Crockett, S. R. 
 God's garrison. Parker, G. 
 God's puppets. Davis, C. B. 
 Godson. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Goeringer, I. 
 Autumn 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Flannel 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Folk-legend 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Housekeeping book 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Love 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Parting 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Springtime 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 When the flowers fade 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Gogol, Nikolai Vassilyevitch, 1809-1852 
 Cloak 
 
 In St. John's eve 
 
 Esenwein, J. B. Short story master- 
 pieces, Russian v i 
 Evening in May 
 In Evenings m little Russia 
 Cosmopol 3: 186 
 Fair at Sorotchinetz 
 
 In Evenings in little Russia 
 May evening. See Gogol, N. V. Evening 
 
 in May 
 Mid-summer evening 
 
 In Evenings in little Russia 
 Night of Christmas eve 
 
 In Cossack tales 
 Old-fashioned farmers [Old-fashioned 
 gentry] 
 In St. John's eve 
 Warner library 
 Portrait 
 In St. John's eve 
 Blackw 62: 457 
 Liv Age 15: 299 
 St. John's eve 
 In St. John's eve 
 Taras Bulba 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, Russian 
 Tale of how Ivan Ivanovitch quarrelled 
 with Ivan Nikiforovitch 
 In St. John's eve 
 Going into society. Dickens, C. 
 Going of BitTf Ellison. Lewis, A. H. 
 Going of the White Swan. Parker, G. 
 Going U) Shrewsbury. Jcwett, S. O. 
 Gold. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Gold. See Balzac, H. dc. Facino Cane 
 
 Gold-bug. Poe, E. A. 
 
 Gold that glittered. Henry, O. 
 
 Golden apples. Morris, W. [Edgar] 
 
 Golden arm. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Golden ashes. Pemberton, M. 
 
 Golden ])aby. Brown, A. 
 
 Golden bird (adapted). Scudder, H. E. 
 
 Golden calf; a novelette. Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 Golden braid. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Golden castaways. Osbourne, L. 
 
 Golden chain. Overton, G. 
 
 Golden dreams. See Irving, W. Wolfert 
 
 Webber 
 Golden egg and the cock of gold (adapted). 
 
 Scudder, H. E. 
 Golden fleece. Bangs, J. K. 
 Golden fleece. Hawthorne, J. 
 Golden fleece. Hawthorne, N. 
 Golden flood. Lefevre, E. 
 Golden fortune. Austin, M. H. 
 Golden helmets in the Alleberg. Strind- 
 
 berg, J. A. 
 Golden ingot. O'Brien, F. 
 Golden key. Macdonald, G. 
 Golden key: a problem in lovers for the 
 
 crime doctor. Hornung, E. W. 
 Golden morning. Crockett, S. R. 
 Golden mountain. Crockett, S. R. 
 Golden pipes. Parker, G. 
 Golden pool. Chambers, R. W. 
 (jolden pot. Hoffmann, E T. W. 
 Golden-rod; an idyl of Mount Desert. Har- 
 rison, C. C. 
 Golden rule DoUivers. Cameron, M. 
 Golden touch. Hawthorne, N. 
 Golden touch. Train, A. C. 
 Golden venture. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Golden wedding. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Golden wedding. Stuart, R. M. 
 Golden wings. Morris, W. 
 Goldschmidt, Meir, 1819-1887. 
 
 Flying mail 
 In Flying mail 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, Scandina- 
 vian 
 Goldsmith's apprentice. Harraden, B. 
 Golf in Hades. Bangs, J. K. 
 Goliath. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Golly and the Christian; or, The minx and 
 
 the manxman. By H-11 C-ne. Harte, B. 
 La gommeuse. Davis, C. B. 
 Gone. Galsworthy, J. 
 Goneril. Robinson, A. M. F. 
 Good aunt. Edgeworth, M. 
 Good Brahmin. Voltaire, F. M. de A. 
 Good-by, Jack. London, J. 
 Good conscience. Kielland, A. L. 
 Good dinner. Cutting, M. S. 
 Good end. GiI)bon, P. 
 Good fellow's wife. Garland, H. 
 Good-for-nothing. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Good for the soul. Deland, M. 
 Good French governess. Edgeworth, M. 
 Good gracious! and the forgct-mc-not. Neal, 
 
 Good hunting. Kipling, R. 
 
 Good intentions. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Good lesson well learnt. France, A. 
 
 Good luck. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Good man's dilemma. Weyman, S. J. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 "5 
 
 Good match. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Good news from a far country. Watson, J. 
 
 Good reasons. Sec Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Moustaches 
 Good Samaritan. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Good Samaritan. Crockett, S. R. 
 Good wolf. Burnett, F. H. 
 Goodness of Saint Rocque. Dunbar, A. 
 Goophered grapevine. Chesnutt, C. W; 
 Goose-chase. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Gooseherd. Sudermann, H. 
 Gordon, Armistead Churchill, 1855- 
 Flandroe's mogul 
 In Stories of the railway (Stories from 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M 2:361 
 Gordon Baldwin. Lindau, R. 
 Gordon the Gipsey. Hogg, J. 
 Gorgon's head. Hawthorne, N. 
 Gorky, Maxim, pseud. (Alexei Maximovitch 
 Pyeshkov) 1868- 
 Afifair of the clasps 
 
 In Outcasts^ 
 Cain and Arteme 
 In Individualists 
 Chelkash 
 In Tales 
 
 Twenty-six and one 
 Fortn 76: 1083 
 Liv Age 232: 202 
 Chums 
 
 In Tales 
 Comrades 
 /;; Orlofif and his wife 
 Talcs 
 
 Esenwein, J. B. Short-story master- 
 pieces, Russian, v 2 
 Craftsman 11: 288 
 Confronting life 
 
 In Cosmopol 38: 7i7 
 Creatures that were men 
 
 In Creatures that were men 
 Devil 
 
 Nat'l M [Bost] 15: 161 
 Exorcism 
 
 In Orloff and his wife 
 Green kitten 
 
 In Tales 
 Heart of a beggar 
 
 In Cur Lit 47: 220 
 Heartache 
 
 In Heartache 
 Her lover 
 In Tales 
 In the steppe 
 
 In Tales 
 Individualists 
 
 In Individualists 
 Insolent man 
 
 1)1 Orloff and his wife 
 Khan and his son 
 
 In Orloff and his wife 
 Konovaloff 
 
 In Orloff and his wife 
 Malva 
 
 In Twenty-six and one 
 March of man 
 
 In Cosmopol 39:286 
 Men with pasts 
 
 In Orloff and his wife 
 
 Old woman Izerofel 
 
 In Heartache 
 One autumn night 
 
 In Tales 
 Orloff and his wife 
 
 In Orloff' and his wife 
 Outcasts 
 
 In Outcasts 
 Philip Vasilycvich's story 
 
 In Ind 59: 543 
 Rolling stone 
 
 In Tales 
 Strange companion 
 In Individualists 
 Tchclkache. See Gorky, M. Chelkash 
 Twenty-six and one 
 In Tales 
 
 Twenty-six and one 
 Twenty-six men and a girl 
 Twenty-six of us and one other. See 
 
 Gorky, M. Twenty-six and one 
 Varenka Olesoff 
 
 In Orloff and his wife 
 Waiting for the ferry 
 In Outcasts 
 Gospel. Bacon, J. D. 
 Goth. Page, T. N. 
 
 Governess of Greenbush. Hornung, E. W. 
 Government official. Watson, J. 
 Governor. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Governor general. Stockton, F. R. 
 Governor-general's trunk. Train, A. C. 
 Governor Manco and the patrol. Irving, W. 
 Governor of St. Kitts. Doyle, A. C. 
 Governor's dinner. Hale, E. E. 
 Governor's prerogative. Thanet, O. 
 Governor's prerogatives. Earle, M. T. 
 Gradual fairy. Brown, A. 
 Grahame, Kenneth, 1859- 
 Departure 
 
 In Dream days 
 Dies irae 
 
 In Dream days 
 In Arcady 
 
 In New Review 12:225 
 Its walls were as of jasper 
 /;;. Dream days 
 Scrib M 22: 157 
 Magic ring 
 
 In Dream days 
 Scrib M 20: 693 
 Mutabile semper 
 In Dream days 
 Reluctant dragon 
 In Dream days 
 Saga of the seas 
 In Dream days 
 Scrib M 24: 194 
 Twenty-first of October 
 In Dream days 
 
 New Review 13: 359 
 Grain that was like an egg. Sec Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. Seed as big as a hen's egg 
 Gramigna's mistress. Verga, G. 
 Grammatical ghost. Peattie, E. W\ 
 Grand, Sarah, pseud. (Mrs. Haldane Macfall) 
 Ah man 
 
 In Our manifold nature 
 
ii6 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Grand, Sarah — Coiitiiuicd. 
 Bocimellcn 
 
 In Our manifold nature 
 Eugenia 
 
 III Our manitolil nature 
 Janey, a humble administrator 
 
 111 Our manifold nature 
 Kane, a soldier servant 
 
 In Our manifold nature 
 Momentary indiscretion 
 
 In Cosmopol 20: 169 
 When the door opened 
 
 /;/ Idler 12:708 
 Yellow leaf 
 
 In Our manifold nature 
 Grand cross of the crescent. Davis, Rich- 
 ard H. 
 Grand Hotel du Paradis. See Janvier, T. A. 
 
 At the Grand Hotel du Paradis 
 Grand jurj' — in two panels and a frame. 
 
 Galsworthy, J. 
 Grand prior of Minorca; a veritable ghost 
 
 story. Irving, W. 
 Grande Breteche. Balzac, H. de 
 Grande demoiselle. King, G. E. 
 Grandfather's chair. .Hawthorne, N. 
 Grandfather's dream. Hawthorne, N. 
 Grandfathers of Bol). Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Grandison's quandary. See Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Dusky philosophy 
 Grandmama. Hil)bard, G. A. 
 Grandmama. King, G. E. 
 Grandma's story. Alcott, L. M. 
 Grandmother. Vorse, M. H. 
 Grandmother and her three lovers. Erck- 
 
 mann. E. and Chatrian, A. 
 Grandmother and the dolls. Harris, J. C. 
 Grandmother Stark. Wister, O. 
 Grandmother's grandmother. King, G. E. 
 Grandsire Triples. Bland, E. N. 
 Gran'ma Mullin's woe. See French, A. W. 
 
 Wcilf at Susan's door 
 Grant, Robert, 1852-1914 
 Across the way 
 
 In Law-breakers 
 
 Against his judgment 
 
 In Law-breakers 
 
 Lippinc 44:831 
 
 Bachelor's Christmas 
 
 In Bachelor's Christmas 
 By hook or crook 
 In Bachelor's Christmas 
 Harper 90: 884 
 Exchange of courtesies 
 
 In Law-breakers 
 Eye for an eye 
 In Bachelor's Christmas 
 Scrib M 5:315 
 In fly-time 
 
 In Bachelor's Christmas 
 Harper 89: 296 
 Knave of hearts 
 
 In Knave of hearts 
 Law-breakers 
 In Law-breakers 
 
 Everybody's 12: 732 
 Matrimonial tontine benefit association 
 In Bachelor's Christmas 
 Scrib M 16: 679 
 
 Richard and Robin 
 
 In Bachelor's Christmas 
 Harper 90: 139 
 Romance of a soul 
 In Law-breakers 
 St. George and the dragon 
 
 In Law-breakers 
 Surrender 
 
 In Law-breakers 
 Two ways of telling a storj-; a dramatic 
 dialogue 
 In Lippinc 39:345 
 Grantham's limitations. Vorse, M. H. 
 Grass-green maid. Brown, A. 
 Grasse widow. Phillpotts, E. 
 Grasshopper and the ant. Deland, M. 
 Grateful foxes. Mitford, A. B. 
 Grateful Joe. Allen, G. 
 Grateful negro. Edgeworth. M. 
 Gratitude. Bourget, P. 
 Gratitude of the Samebito. Hearn, L. 
 Grave. See Maupassant, G. de. Tomb 
 Grave by the handpost. Hardy, T. 
 Graven image. Sharp, W. 
 Graves and goblins. Hawthorne, N. 
 Graveyard sirens. Maupassant, G. de 
 Gray, David, 1870- 
 Angel of chance 
 
 In Collier's 44: D 11 p 11 
 Bishop's missionary meeting 
 
 In Gallops 2 
 Braybrooke baby's godmother 
 In Gallops 
 Cent 66: 614 
 Braybrooke's double event steeple-chase 
 In Gallops 
 Cent 55: 29 
 Carty Carteret's sister 
 In Gallops 
 
 Cent 56: 247 
 
 Case of the Evanstons 
 
 In Mr. Carteret 
 
 Cent 74: 521 
 
 Chalmer's gold piece 
 
 In Gallops 
 Crowninshield's brush 
 In Gallops 2 
 
 McClure 17: 194 
 Echo hunt 
 In Gallops 2 
 Cent 65: 127 
 Her first horse show 
 In Gallops 2 
 Cent 61 : 74 
 His first race 
 In Gallops 
 How Mr. Carteret proposed 
 In Mr. Carteret and others 
 Cent 76: 584 
 How the fence-breaker's league was 
 stumped 
 In Gallops 
 Isabella 
 In Gallops 2 
 Cent 66: 511 
 Matter of a mashie 
 
 In Mr. Carteret and others 
 Cent 58: 18 
 Medal of honor story 
 In Mr. Carteret and others 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 117 
 
 Mr. Carteret and his fellow Americans 
 abroad 
 [11 Mr Carteret and others 
 Mr. Carteret's adventure with a locket 
 III Mr. Carteret and others 
 Cent 78: 5,^6 
 Parish of St. Thomas Equinas 
 In Gallops 
 Cent 55:24 
 Peach and the admiral 
 
 In Cent 75-337 
 Popularity of Tompkins 
 
 /// Gallops 
 Reggie Livingstone's country life 
 In Gallops 2 
 Cent 67: 133 
 Ride of his life 
 
 /;; Gallops 
 Ting-a-ling 
 III Gallops 2 
 Cent 64: 352 
 Transfigured pair 
 
 III Gallops 
 White birds of Sandakkan 
 
 In Collier's 44: S 25 p 17 
 Woman's auxiliary of the Oakdale hunt 
 In Harper 123: 267 
 Gray champion. Hawthorne, N. 
 Gray chieftain. Eastman, C. A. 
 Gray collie. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Gray frock. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Gray ghost. Futrelle, J. 
 Gray jacket of "No. 4." Page, T. N. 
 Gray madam. Green, A. K. 
 Gray man. Jewett, S. O. 
 Gray mills of Farley. Jewett, S. O. 
 Gray mouse. Davis, C. B. 
 Gray pippin. Bazin, R. 
 Gray wolf's ha'nt. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 Grayson's baby. Fox, J., jr. 
 Great and little Sherberton. Phillpotts. E. 
 Great Bartram. Tracy, V. 
 Great Breteche. See Balzac, H. de. Grande 
 
 Breteche 
 Great Brown-Pericord motor. Doyle, A. C. 
 Great bubble syndicate. Osbourne, L. 
 Great carbuncle. Hawthorne, N. 
 Great census. See Kipling, R. Smith admin- 
 istration 
 Great composer. Bangs, J. K. 
 Great condition. James, H. 
 Great day. Amicis, E. de 
 Great day. Singmaster, E. 
 Great day when Matilda voted. Bangs, J. K. 
 Great Deadwood mystery. Harte, B. 
 Great diamond is obtained and used. 
 
 O'Brien, F. J. 
 Great expedition. Jewett, S. O. 
 Great Feversham. Silberrad, U. L. 
 Great five-cent case. Osbourne, L. 
 Great God Pan. Cameron, M. 
 Great good place. James, H. 
 Great-grandmother. See Page, T. N. Her 
 
 great-grandmother's ghost 
 Great Jew. Gibbon, P. 
 Great K. & A. train robbery. Ford, P. L. 
 Great men's sons. Tarkington, B. 
 Great Minus. Parker, G. 
 Great Mogul. Barr, R. 
 Great oaks from little acorns. Kelly, M. 
 
 Great pine. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Great revolution in Pitcairn. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Great right-of-way. Crockett, S. R. 
 
 Great scoop. Seawell, M. E. 
 
 Great secretary-of-state interview. Williams, 
 
 J . L. 
 Great shadow. Doyle, A. C. 
 Great show in Kobolland. Stockton, F. R. 
 Great ^aircase at Landover Hall. Stock- 
 ton, F. R. 
 Great state of Johnsing. Earle, M. T. 
 Great stone face. Hawthorne, N. 
 Great sword. Maupassant, G. de 
 Great Todescan's secret thrust. Castle, A., 
 
 and Castle, E. 
 Great tradition. Gerould, K. F. 
 Great triangular duel. Marryat, F. 
 Great tri-club tournament. Davis, Richard H. 
 Great war syndicate. Stockton, F. R. 
 Great White Chief. See Parker, G. Woods- 
 man's story of the Great White Chief 
 Great white deeps. Castle, A., and Castle, 
 
 E. 
 Great Winglebury duel. Dickens, C. 
 Great wish syndicate. Bangs, J. K. 
 Great Wolfville strike. Lewis, A. H. 
 Great wreck on the Pere Marquette. War- 
 man, C. 
 Greater Coney. Henry, O. 
 Greater courage. Thanet, O. 
 Greater love than this. Peattie, E. W. 
 Greatest man in the country. Ward, H. D. 
 Greatest of these. Davis, C. B. 
 Greatest of these. Fuller, H. B. 
 Greatest player in all the world. Duncan, N. 
 Greatness of Helena. Michelson, M. 
 Greaves' disappearance. Hawthorne, J. 
 Gree-Gree bush. Connolly, J. B. 
 Green, Anna Katharine (Mrs. Charles 
 Rohlfs) 1846- 
 Amethyst box 
 
 In Amethyst box 
 Black cross 
 
 In Old stone house 
 Bronze hand 
 
 In Difficult problem 
 Difficult problem 
 
 In Difficult problem 
 Doctor, his wife, and tlie clock 
 
 /;} Doctor, his wife and the clock 
 Gray madam 
 
 /;/. Difficult problem 
 Grotto spectre 
 
 In Cosmopol 55:86 
 Hermit of — street 
 
 In Difficult problem 
 House in the mist 
 
 In House in the mist 
 Memorable night 
 In Old stone house 
 
 Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V I 
 Midnight in Beauchamp row 
 
 In Difficult problem 
 
 IMysterious case 
 
 In Old stone house 
 
 Lippinc 47:352 
 
 Old stone house 
 
 In Old stone house 
 
ii8 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Green, Anna Katharine —ro;//i;i.'.'r</. 
 
 Ruhy and tlic caldron 
 
 //) House in the mist 
 7-12; a detective story 
 
 III 7-12; a detective story 
 Shall he wed her? 
 
 Ill Old stone house 
 Stairca-se at the Heart's Delight 
 
 /;/ Difficult problem 
 Three thousand dollars 
 
 III Three thousand dollars 
 Woman in the alcove 
 
 III Am M 60:97 
 X Y Z; a detective story 
 /» X Y Z; a detective story 
 Green bough. Austin, M. H. 
 Green boy from "Harrah." Loomis, C. B 
 Green branches. Sharp, W. 
 Green door. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Green door. Henry, O. 
 Green-eyed monster. Juilrelle, J. 
 Green flag. Doyle, A. C. 
 Green island. Jewctt, S. O. 
 Green isle. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Green kitten. Gorky, M. 
 Green pastures. Grenfell, W. T. 
 Green-room rivals. Trumbull, A. E. 
 Green ruby. IMcCutcheon, G. B. 
 Greensmith's charade. Phillpotts, E. 
 Grcgorio. Heminway, P. 
 Gregory learned. Vorse, M. H. 
 Gregory learns. Vorse, M. H. 
 La grcnadiere. Balzac, H. de 
 Grenfell, Wilfred Thomason, 1865- 
 Brin 
 
 In St. N 39: 99 
 Copper stove 
 
 /;) Off the rocks 
 Green pastures 
 
 III Off the rocks 
 Johnny 
 
 In Off the rocks 
 "Joy of their Lord" 
 
 In Off the rocks 
 Little Prince Pomnik 
 
 In Off the rocks 
 Off the rocks 
 
 /;/ Off the rocks 
 Peter Wright: mail-carrier 
 
 In Off the rocks 
 Preacher 
 
 /;/ Off the rocks 
 "Re])f)rted lost" 
 
 /;/ Off the rocks 
 Susannc 
 
 In Atlan 108: 347 
 "That bit o' line" 
 hi Off the rocks 
 That Christmas at Peace Haven 
 
 /;/ Ladies' H J 29: 1) p 1 1 
 'Tis dogged as does it 
 
 In Putnams 6: 538 
 Uncle Rube's net 
 
 In Off the rocks 
 Uncle Silas: fisherman 
 
 /// Off tile rcK-ks 
 When we let our pilot go 
 In Off tlic rocks 
 Grettir at Drangcy. Norris, F. 
 
 Grettir at Thorhallstead. See Norris, F. 
 ^ Grettir at Drangey 
 Greville Fane. James, H. 
 Grey parrot. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Grey sleeve. Crane, S. 
 Grey wig. Zangwill, I. 
 Grey woman. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Gridiron. Lover, S. 
 Grief deferred. Brown, A. 
 
 Griffin, Gerald, 1803- 1840 
 
 Mr. Tibbit O'Leary the curious 
 /;; Johnson, R. Little classics v 5 
 
 Griffin and the minor canon. Stockton, 
 
 F. R. 
 Grifhn's story. See Smith, F. II. Club 
 
 cliestnuts warmed over 
 Griffiths the safe man. Kipling, R. 
 Grim irony of luck. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Grimm, Jacob Ludwig Karl, 1785-1863, and 
 Grimm, Wilhelm Karl, 1786-1859 
 I'"aithful John 
 /;/ Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 
 i: 199 
 Frog-King 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 
 i: 210 
 Hansel and Grethel 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 
 1 : 188 
 Hare and the hedgehog 
 
 In Children's Hour 1:215 
 Little briar-rose 
 
 In Warner library 
 Little Snow-white 
 In Tappan, E. \1. Children's Hour 
 1:163 
 Six swans 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 
 i: 181 
 Three spinners 
 
 In W'arner library 
 Thumbling 
 In Tappan, E. I\I. Children's Hour 
 i: 175 
 Grinding of Dave Tutt. Lewis A. H. 
 Grindstone and the drum. See Parker, G. 
 
 Price of tiie grindstone 
 Griselda. See Boccaccio, G. Patient Gri- 
 
 selda 
 Grisette. Musset, A. de 
 Grit of women. London, J. 
 Grizel Cockrane's ride. Peattie, E W. 
 Grotto spectre. Green, A. K. 
 Ground ash. Alitford, M. R. 
 Groundsel-tree. Wright, Al. O. 
 Growing old. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 ^ Farewell! 
 
 Growing up. Morris, G. 
 Guarded shrine. Brown, A. 
 Guardian angel. Alarcon, P. A. de 
 Guardian angel. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Guardian angel. Payn, J. 
 Guardian angel. Spofford, H. P. 
 Guardian of the accoLvle. Henry, O. 
 Guardian of the fire. Parker, G. 
 Guardian of tiie 'scutcheon. Henry, O. 
 Gudbrand on tiie liillside. Dasent, G. W. 
 Gudra's daughter. Stockton, V. 1\. 
 Guentham's curious lH)Ules. Loomis, C. B. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 119 
 
 Guerin, George Maurice de, 1810-1839 
 
 Centaur 
 In ]Merrill, :!5. Pastels in prose 
 Guest in Sodom. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Guest of honor. Norris, F. 
 Guest of honor. Viele, H. K. 
 Guest that tarried. Parker, G. 
 Guests. Vorse, M. H. 
 Guest's confession. James, H. 
 Guests of Mrs. Timms. Jewett, S. O. 
 Guests of the wolfmaster. Castle, E. 
 Guile. Long, J. L. 
 Guillotine club. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Guilty. Bland, E. N. 
 Guilty party. Henry, O. 
 Guilty secret. Kock, Paul de 
 Guilty Sir Guy. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Gully of Bluemans-dyke Doyle, A. C. 
 Gunnlaug the worm-tongue. See Morris, W. 
 
 Storv of Gunnlaug, etc. 
 Gunner Criswell. Singmaster, E. 
 Gunpowder plot. Eggleston, E. 
 Guthrie, Thomas Anstey. See Anstey, F. 
 
 pseud. 
 Guy Heavystone; or "Entire," a muscular 
 
 novel. By the author of "Sword and 
 
 gun." Harte, B. 
 Gypsy. Bacon, J. D. 
 Gypsy Christ. Sharp, W. 
 Gypsy dance near Granada. Smith, F. H. 
 Gypsy's prophecy. Alarcon, P. A. de 
 
 H R H., the prince of Hester street. 
 
 Kelly. M. 
 Habitation enforced. Kipling, R. 
 Hacienda. Seawell, M. E. 
 Haddad-Ben-Ahab. Gait, J. 
 Haggard, Henry Rider, 1856- 
 
 Allan the hunter, a tale of three lions 
 
 /;; Allan the hunter 
 Black heart and white heart; a Zulu idyll 
 
 In Elissa; the doom of Zimbabwe 
 Elissa; the doom of Zimbabwe 
 
 In Elissa; the doom of Zimbabwe 
 Long odds 
 
 In Stories by English authors, Africa 
 Mahatma and the hare; a dream story 
 
 In Mahatma and the hare 
 Maiwa's revenge 
 In Maiwa's revenge 
 Harper 77: 180, 345 
 Prince; another lion. See Haggard, H. R. 
 
 Allan the hunter 
 Tale of three lions. See Haggard, H. R. 
 Allan the hunter 
 Hair of the dog. Stuart, R. M. " 
 Hair-pin. Maupassant, G. de 
 Haiti the shepherd. Bierce, A. 
 Hajji as a quack. Morier, J. J. 
 Hal o' the draft. Kipling, R. 
 Halberdier of the little Rheinschloss. 
 
 Henry, O. 
 Hale-Weston. Seawell, M. E. 
 
 Hale, Edward Everett, 1822-1909 
 Alice's Christmas tree 
 
 In Christmas eve and Christmas day 
 Alif Laila 
 
 /;; Crusoe in New York 
 
 Aunt Caroline's present 
 1)1 Aunt Caroline's present 
 Susan's escort 
 Harper 70: 360 
 Back to back 
 In Back to back 
 Harper 55:873 
 Both their houses 
 In Susan's escort 
 Harper 82; 413 
 Bread on the waters 
 In Works v 4 
 Brick moon 
 Susan's escort 
 Brick moon 
 In Works v 4 
 Brick moon 
 His level best 
 
 Atlan 24:451, 603, 679; 25:215 
 Children of the public 
 In Works v i 
 
 n, yes, and perhaps 
 Man without a country 
 Johnson, R. Little classics v 11 
 Christmas and Rome 
 
 In Christmas eve and Christmas day 
 Christmas waits in Boston 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Christmas eve and Christmas day 
 If, yes, and perhaps 
 Civil servant 
 
 In Crusoe in New York 
 Old and New 9: 58 
 Colonel Clipsham's calendar 
 /;; Susan's escort 
 Outlook 86: 424 
 Colonel Ingham's journey 
 /;; Christmas in Narragansett 
 Susan's escort 
 Harper 68: 143 
 Confidence 
 In His level best 
 
 Old and New 6:669 
 Cottage on the Viminal 
 
 In Christmas in Narragansett 
 Cromwell's statue 
 In Works v 2 
 
 In Christmas in Narragansett 
 Crusoe in New Y^ork 
 In Works v 4 
 Brick moon 
 Crusoe in New York 
 Daily bread 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Christmas eve and Christmas day 
 Dick's Christmas 
 
 In Christmas in Narragansett 
 Harper 66: 275 
 Did he take the prince to ride? 
 In Works v i 
 
 Man without a country 
 Atlan 21: 603 
 East and west 
 
 In Christmas in Narragansett 
 First grain market 
 In Susan's escort 
 Four and five 
 
 In Four and five 
 From generation to generation 
 In Susan's escort 
 
 New Eng M n s 13:534 
 
120 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Hale, Edward Kverett— Continued. 
 From making; to baking 
 
 /;/ Susan's escort 
 General Glover's true story 
 
 /;; Susan's escort 
 Governor's dinner 
 
 In Christmas in Narragansett 
 Hands off 
 
 //; Works V _' 
 Happy island 
 In Works v i 
 
 Christmas in Narragansctt 
 Man without a country 
 Harper 59: 209 
 Hepzibah's turkeys 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Ten times one is ten 
 His level best 
 In Works v i 
 His level best 
 Man without a country 
 Ideals 
 
 In Works v 4 
 Erick moon 
 In His name. A story of the Waldenses 
 seven hundred years ago 
 In Works v 2 
 In His name 
 John Rich and Lucy Poor 
 
 In Susan's escort 
 King Charles's shilling 
 
 In Susan's escort 
 Law and gospel 
 In Christmas in Narragansctt 
 Harper 63: 267 
 Lost palace 
 In Works v 4 
 Brick moon 
 Crusoe in New York 
 Old and New 10:405 
 Love is the whole 
 
 In Christmas eve and Christmas day 
 Lucy Poor. !iee Hale, E. E. John Rich 
 
 and Lucy Poor 
 Man without a country 
 In Works v i 
 
 If, yes, and perhaps 
 Man without a country 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 8 
 Tappan. E. M. Children Hour 10:450 
 Ridpath library of universal litera- 
 ture V I 
 Trent, W. P., and Henneman, J. B. 
 
 Best American stories 
 Wiirner library 
 Atlan 12: 665 
 Outlook 45: 77 
 Outlook 92: 515 
 Sharpe 45: 77 
 Max Kecslcr's horse-car 
 
 In Crusoe in New York- 
 Minister's black veil 
 In Susan's escort 
 Mrs. De Laix's indecision 
 
 In Susan's escort 
 Modern Psyche 
 In Works v i 
 
 Crusoe in New York 
 Man without a country 
 Harper 51:885 
 
 Modern Sindbad 
 
 In His level best 
 Mouse and lion 
 
 In His level best 
 My double and how he undid me 
 In Works v i 
 
 If, yes, and perhaps 
 Man without a country 
 My double and how he undid me 
 Atlan 4:356 
 My friend the boss 
 In My friend the boss 
 Lend a hand i : 24 
 Neither scrip nor money 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Ten times one is ten 
 New Arabian night 
 In Susan's escort 
 Harper 78: 6i"9 
 Next his hand 
 
 In Christmas in Narragansett . 
 Nicolettc and Aucassin 
 In Crusoe in New York 
 Old and New 10: 223 
 99 Linwood street 
 /;; Works v 4 
 Brick moon 
 One cent 
 
 In Christmas in Narragansett 
 One good turn 
 In One good turn 
 Susan's escort 
 Only a fly 
 
 In Susan's escort 
 Chaut 18: 293 
 Our new crusade 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Ten times one is ten 
 Pharaoh's harvest 
 
 In Susan's escort 
 Pilchards 
 
 In Christmas in Narragansett 
 Queen of California 
 In His level best 
 Rag-man and the rag-woman 
 In Works v i 
 
 Man without a country 
 Red and white 
 
 In Red and white 
 Return message 
 
 In Christmas in Narragansett 
 Round the world in a hack 
 In Works v i 
 
 Man w^ithout a country 
 Safe deposit 
 
 In Safe deposit 
 Same Christmas in old England and new 
 
 In Christmas eve and Christmas day 
 Skeleton in the closet 
 In Works v i 
 
 If. yes, and perhaps 
 Man witliout a country 
 Stand and wait 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Christmas eve and Christmas day 
 Ten times one is ten 
 Story of Oello 
 
 In Christmas eve and Christmas day 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 121 
 
 Survivor's story 
 In Works v 4 
 Brick moon 
 
 Christmas eve and Christmas day 
 Christmas m Narragansett 
 Susan's escort 
 In Susan's escort 
 Harper 80: 908 
 Tale of a salamander 
 
 In His level best 
 "Tell it again." See Hale, E. E. Aunt 
 
 Caroline's present 
 Ten times one is ten 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Ten times one is ten 
 Old and New i: 3 
 Thanksgiving at the polls 
 In Works v 4 
 Brick moon 
 They savi^ a great light 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Christmas eve and Christmas day 
 Old and New 7: 6 
 Three anniversaries 
 
 In Christmas in Narragansett 
 Two princes 
 
 In Christmas eve and Christmas day 
 Old and New i: 21 
 Water talk 
 
 In His level best 
 Western Ginevra 
 
 In Crusoe in New York 
 Harper 57: 747 
 Hale, Lucretia Peabody, 1820-1900 
 Spider's eye 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 3 
 Hale-Weston. Seawell, M. E. 
 Haleem. See Duncan, N. For the hand of 
 
 Haleem 
 Halevy, Ludovic, 1834-1908 
 Abbe Constantin 
 
 In Abbe Constantin 
 Autumn manoeuvres. See Halevy, L. 
 Madame de Chateaubrun's series of 
 three 
 Blacky 
 
 In Parisian points of view 
 Catherine Duval 
 
 In Catherine Duval 
 Chinese ambassador 
 In Abbe Constantin 
 
 Parisian points of view 
 Circus charger 
 
 In Parisian points of view 
 Dancing-master 
 
 In Parisian points of view 
 Deputy of Gamache 
 
 /;; Abbe Constantin 
 Duchess and Madame Margot 
 
 In Catherine Duval 
 Fin-de-siecle match 
 
 In Autumn manoeuvres 
 French marriage 
 
 In Cosmopol 4:53 
 In the express 
 
 In Parisian points of view 
 Insurgent 
 In Parisian points of view 
 
 Esenwein, J. B. Short-story master- 
 pieces v 2 
 Lippinc 88: 914 
 
 Irene de Leoty 
 
 In Catherine Duval 
 Latter-day wooing 
 
 In Autumn manoeuvres 
 Little Max 
 
 In Abbe Constantin 
 Love marriage. See Halevy, L. Marriage 
 
 for love 
 Madame de Chateaubrun's series of three 
 [Autumn manoeuvres] 
 In Abbe Constantin 
 Autumn manoeuvres 
 Mariette 
 
 In Autumn manoeuvres 
 Marriage for love 
 In Abbe Constantin 
 Marriage for love 
 Most beautiful woman in Paris 
 In Parisian points of view 
 Warner library 
 My nephew 
 In Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries v 3 
 Only a waltz 
 
 In Parisian points of view 
 Story of a ball dress 
 
 /;; Parisian points of view 
 Tom and Bob 
 
 In Autumn manoeuvres 
 Two cyclones 
 In Liv Age 212: 758 
 Half-a-dozen housekeepers. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Half a curse. Thanet, O. 
 Half a life-time ago. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Half a sheet of paper. Strindberg, J. A. 
 Half a sheet of foolscap. See Strindberg, 
 
 J. A. Half a sheet of paper 
 Half-breeds. Warman, C. 
 Half-brothers. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Half-brothers. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Half-brothers. Phillpotts, E. 
 Half-penny (adapted). Scudder, H. E. 
 Half-seas over. Bangs, J. K. 
 Halfyard's mutiny. Duncan, N. 
 Halima and the scorpions. Hichens, R. S. 
 Hall, James, 1793- 1868 
 French village 
 In Baldwin, C. S. American short stories 
 Hall and he. Keats, G. 
 Hall-mark. Trask, K. N. 
 Hall of fantasy. Hawthorne, N. 
 Hall of the missing footsteps. Huneker, 
 
 J. G. 
 Halt. Ouida 
 Hamlet of Shshtchigry county. Turgenev, 
 
 I. S. 
 Hammerton type-writer. White, E. O. 
 Hampshire hills. Field, E. 
 Hand. Maupassant, G. dc 
 Hand and heart. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Hand-organ. Coppee, F. 
 Hand that riles the world. Henry, O. 
 Handbook of Hades. Bangs, J. K. 
 Handbook of Hymen. Henry, O. 
 Handful of clay. Van Dyke, H. 
 Hands of justice. See Kipling, R. Smith ad- 
 ministration 
 Hands of the faithful. Brown, A. 
 Hands of the pitiful woman. Gibbon, P. 
 Hands off. Hale, E. E. 
 
122 
 
 IXDKX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Handsome is as handsome docs. Bv Ch-s 
 
 R-de. Harte. B. 
 Hanging of Talton Hall. P^ox, J., jr. 
 Hangman. Kuprin, A. 
 Hania. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Hank's woman. Wister, O. 
 Hanrahan and Cathlccn the daughter of 
 
 Hoolihan. Yeats, W. B. 
 Hanrahan's vision. Yeats, W. B. 
 Hans in luck (adapted). Scuddcr, H. E. 
 Hans Pfaall. See Poc, E. A. Unparalleled 
 
 adventure of Hans Pfaall 
 Hans Pumpcrnickers vigil. Bangs, J. K. 
 Hans Schmclz. Lefevre, E. 
 Hans, the dreamer. Lindau, R. 
 
 Hansel and Grctel. Grimm, W., and 
 Grimm, J. 
 Hapless girl. Turgcnev, I. S. 
 Happiest day of his life. Osbourne, L. 
 Happiest time. Cutting. M. S. 
 Happiness. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Happiness. Maupassant, G. de 
 Happiness of Stephen the smith. See Haw- 
 kins, A. H. Heart of the Princess Osra 
 Happy birthday. Alcott, L. M. 
 Happy boy. Bjornson, B. 
 Happy boy. Donnell, A. H. 
 Happy day. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Happy island. Hale, E. E. 
 Happy life. Maupassant, G. de 
 Happy prince. Wilde, O. 
 Happy-teeth. Wister, O. 
 Happ3^ valley. Tracj-, V. 
 Harben, William Nathaniel, 1858- 
 And there was light 
 
 In Ridpath librarj- of universal litera- 
 ture 
 Circus Dan 
 
 In Dclin 75: 210 
 Convict's return 
 In Northern Georgia sketches 
 Cur Lit 30: 102 
 Lippinc 63: 549 
 Courage of Ericson 
 
 hi Northern Georgia sketches 
 Fair exchange 
 
 1)1 Lippinc 69: 115 
 Filial impulse 
 In Northern Georgia sketches 
 Cent 59:363 
 Filial pretense 
 
 In Harper 107: 252 
 From clue to climax 
 In Lippinc 57-737 
 Heresy of Abner Caliban 
 
 In Northern Georgia sketches 
 Humble abolitionist 
 
 Jn Northern Georgia sketches 
 Jim Trundle's crisis 
 
 In Northern Georgia sketches 
 Lippinc 61 :4i2 
 Mountain match-maker 
 
 In Cent 64: 413 
 Mute confessor 
 
 In Mute confessor 
 North walk mystery 
 
 In North walk mystery 
 Over tile mountain 
 
 In Era 12: 341 
 
 Question of valor 
 
 In Cent 66: 442 
 
 Rural visitor 
 
 /;; Northern Georgia sketches 
 Book News 16: 523 
 Sale of the Mammoth Western 
 
 /;/ Cent 75: 74 
 Sale of Uncle Rustus 
 
 /;; Northern Georgia sketches 
 Lippinc 54:403 
 Sprightly heroine 
 
 In Harp W 49: 1806 
 Tender link 
 
 In Northern Georgia sketches 
 Two birds with one stone 
 
 In Cent 70: 61 
 Whipping of Uncle Henry 
 
 In Northern Georgia sketches 
 Lippinc 58:828 
 
 Harbinger. Llenry. O. 
 
 Harbour of refuge. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Hard road to Andy Coggin's. Fernald, C. B. 
 
 Hard to forget. Henry, O. 
 
 Hardesty's cowardice. Comer, C. A. 
 
 Hard-headed woman. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Hardy, Thomas, 1840- 
 
 Absent-mindcdness in a parish choir 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Harper 82: 890 
 Alicia's diary 
 
 In Changed man 
 Andrey Satchel and the parson and clerk 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Harper 82: 700 
 Anna, Lady Baxby 
 
 In Group of noble dames 
 
 Graphic. Christmas no. 1890 
 Barbara, of the house of Grebe 
 In Group of noble dames 
 Graphic. Christmas no. 1890 
 Changed man 
 In Changed man 
 Cosmopol 29: 35 
 Committee-man of "the terror" 
 
 /;; Changed man 
 Distracted preacher 
 In Wessex tales 
 Liv Age 141 : 501 
 New Quarterly M Ja-Ap 1879 
 Distracted young preacher. See Hardy, T. 
 
 Distracted preacher 
 Duchess of Hamptonshire 
 
 In Group of noble dames 
 Duke's reappearance 
 
 In Changed man 
 Enter a dragoon 
 hi Changed man 
 Har])er 102: 25 
 Fellow-townsmen 
 In Wessex talcs 
 
 New Quarterly M Jan-Ap 1880 
 Few crusted characters: [Wessex folk] 
 Tony Kytes, the arch-deceiver; His- 
 tory of the Hardcombes; Supersti- 
 tious man's story; Andrey Satchel 
 and the parson and clerk; Old An- 
 drey's experience as a musician; 
 .Absent-mindedness in a parish choir; 
 Winters and the Palmleys; Incident 
 in the life of Mr. George Crookhill; 
 Nett}^ Sargent's copyhold 
 In Life's little ironies 
 
 Harper 80: 587; 81: 121 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 123 
 
 Fiddler of the reels 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Scrib M 13: 597 
 First countess of Wesscx 
 In Group of noble dames 
 Harper 80: 20 
 For conscience' sake 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Eclectic M 116: 610 
 l^'ortn 55: 370 
 Grave by the handpost 
 
 In Changed man 
 History of the Hardcombes 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Harper 82: 593 
 Honorable Laura 
 
 In Group of noble dames 
 Imaginative woman 
 In Wessex talcs 
 
 Fall Mall M Ap 1894 
 Incident in the life of Mr. George Crook- 
 hill 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Harper 82: 121 
 Indiscretion in the life of an heiress 
 In Liv Age 139: n, 76 
 New Quarterly R 1878 
 Interlopers at the Knap 
 In Wesscx tales 
 
 Eng Illust My 1884 
 Lady Caroline, afterwards Marchioness of 
 Stonehenge 
 /;; Group of noble dames 
 
 Graphic. Christmas no. 1890 
 Lady Icenway 
 
 In Group of noble dames 
 
 Graphic. Christmas no. 1890 
 Lady Mottisfont 
 
 In Group of noble dames 
 
 Graphic. Christmas no. 1890 
 Lady Penelope 
 
 In Group of noble dames 
 Eclectic M 114: 217 
 Longman's 15: 217 
 Master John Horsleigh, knight 
 In Changed man 
 McClure i: 136 
 Melancholy hussar of the German legion 
 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Mere interlude 
 
 In Changed man 
 Netty Sargent's copyhold 
 hi Life's little ironies 
 Harper 81: 123 
 Old Audrey's experience as a musician 
 /;;, Life's little ironies 
 Harper 80: 705 
 On the western circuit 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Eng Illust 9: 275 
 Romantic adventures of a milkmaid 
 In Changed man 
 
 Romantic adventures of a milkmaid 
 Graphic. Summer no. 1883 
 Son's veto 
 
 In Life's little ironies 
 
 Illust Lond News Christmas no. 1891 
 Squire Patrick's lady 
 
 In Group of noble dames 
 
 Graphic. Christmas no. 1890 
 
 Superstitious man's story 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Flarper 80:698 
 Three strangers 
 In Wessex tales 
 
 Nutter, C. R. Specimens of prose 
 
 composition 
 Stories by English authors, England 
 Liv Age 157: 104 
 Longman's i : 569 
 Manhattan t : 266 
 To please his wife 
 III Life's little ironies 
 
 Black and White Je 2 1891 
 Tony Kytes, the arch-deceiver 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Harper 80: 589 
 Tradition of 1804 
 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Tragedy of two ambitions 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Universal R 2: 537 
 Tryst at an ancient earthwork 
 
 In Changed man 
 Waiting supper 
 In. Changed man 
 
 Liv Age 176: 669, 719 
 Murray 3: 42, 199 
 Wessex folk. See Hardy, T. Few crusted 
 
 characters 
 What the shepherd saw 
 
 In Changed man 
 Winters and the Palmleys 
 
 In Life's little ironies 
 Withered arm 
 In Wessex tales 
 Blackw 143: 30 
 Eclectic M no: 339 
 Hare and the hedgehog. Grimm, W., and 
 
 Grimm, J. 
 Hare and the tortoise. Alcott, L. M. 
 Harland, Henry (Sidney Luska, pseud.) 
 1861-1905 
 Bohemian girl 
 
 In Gray roses 
 Broken looking-glass 
 
 In Gray roses 
 Castles near Spain 
 
 In Gray roses 
 Confidante 
 
 In Comedies and errors 
 Cousin Rosalys 
 
 In Comedies and errors 
 De profundis 
 
 In Two voices 
 Dies irae 
 
 In Two voices 
 Flower o' the clove 
 
 In Comedies and errors 
 Flower o' the quince 
 
 In Gray roses 
 Friend of man 
 
 In Comedies and errors 
 Funeral march of a marionette 
 
 In Mademoiselle Miss 
 House of Eulalie 
 
 In Comedies and errors 
 Invisible prince 
 
 In Comedies and errors 
 Land of love. See Harland, Henry. Latin- 
 quarter courtship 
 
124 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Harland, Henry— Confhiucd. 
 
 Latin quarter courtship [Land of love] 
 
 In Latin-quarter courtship 
 Lippinc 40: 169 
 Light sovereign 
 
 In Mademoiselle Miss 
 Lilith 
 
 In Latin-quarter courtship 
 Mademoiselle Miss 
 
 In Mademoiselle Miss 
 Mercedes 
 
 In Gray roses 
 Merel}' players 
 
 In Comedies and errors 
 Mr. Sonnenschein's inheritance 
 
 In Latin-quarter courtship 
 Mrs. Ormizon's dinner party 
 
 In Latin-quarter courtship 
 Prodigal father 
 
 In Mademoiselle Miss 
 P'tit-Bleu 
 
 In Comedies and errors 
 Queen of pleasure 
 
 In Comedies and errors 
 Re-incarnation 
 
 In Gray roses 
 Responsibility 
 
 In Gray roses 
 Reward of virtue 
 
 In Gray roses 
 Rooms 
 
 In Comedies and errors 
 Rosemary for remembrance 
 
 In Comedies and errors 
 Sleeveless errand 
 
 In Mademoiselle Miss 
 Tirala-tirala 
 
 In Comedies and errors 
 When I am king 
 
 In Gray roses 
 Harlem tragedy. Henry, O. 
 "Harnt" that walks Chilhowee. Craddock, 
 
 C. E. 
 Haroun the caliph. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Harp unstrung. Harrison, C. C. 
 Harping of Cravctheen. Sharp, W. 
 
 Harraden, Beatrice, 1864- 
 
 About the umbrella-mender; a study 
 In In varying moods 
 Umbrella mender 
 Blackw 146: 122 
 Eclectic M 113: 270 
 At the green dragon; an episode 
 In In varying moods 
 Blackw 154: 159 
 Liv Age 198: 781 
 Bach concerto in D minor 
 
 In Scrib M 53 : 580 
 Bird of passage. See Harraden, B. Bird 
 
 on its journey 
 Bird on its journey 
 In In varying moods 
 
 Stories bv l-'uLdish authors, Germany 
 Pilackw ms: 469 
 Eclectic M 122: 688 
 Liv Age 201 : 306 
 Bravest of the vikings 
 
 In Untold talcs of the past 
 Clockmaker and his wife 
 In In varying moods 
 
 Eve of Caesar's triumph 
 
 In Untold tales of the past 
 Garland of wild olive 
 
 /;; Untold tales of the past 
 Gift of fulfilment; an allegory 
 
 In Blackw 165: 283 
 Goldsmith's apprentice 
 
 In Untold tales of the past 
 How Livia won the brooch 
 
 In Untold tales of the past 
 How ]\Taster Caxton showed temper 
 
 In Untold tales of the past 
 How Phidias helped the image-maker 
 
 In Untold tales of the past 
 Idyl of London 
 
 In In varying moods 
 
 Stories by English authors. London 
 Eng lUust 11: 289 
 Joan of Arc and little Pierre 
 
 In Untold tales of the past 
 Little Rosebud 
 
 In Little Rosebud 
 Painter and his picture 
 
 In In varying moods 
 Sorrow and joj^ 
 
 In In varying moods 
 Sunbeam of the tower 
 
 /;; Untold tales of the past 
 True Spartan heart 
 
 In Untold tales of the past 
 Umbrella-mender. See Harraden, B. About 
 
 the umbrella-mender 
 Vestal virgins 
 
 In Untold tales of the past 
 What was his motive? 
 
 In Belgravia 70: 177 
 William of Wykeham's workman 
 
 In Untold tales of the past 
 
 Harriman, Karl Edwin, 1875- 
 Case of Catherwood 
 
 In Ann Arbor tales 
 Champions 
 
 In Ann Arbor talcs 
 Day of the game 
 
 In Ann Arbor talcs 
 Door: a nocturne 
 
 In Ann Arbor tales 
 Kidnapping 
 
 In Ann Arbor tales 
 Making of a man 
 
 In Ann Arbor talcs 
 Modern Mercury 
 
 In Ann Arbor tales 
 Old professor 
 
 In Ann Arbor talcs 
 
 Harris, Joel Chandler (Uncle Remus, 
 pseud.) 1S48-1908 
 According to how the drop falls 
 
 In Uncle Remus and liis friends 
 Adventures of Simon and Susanna 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 African Jack 
 
 In NigiUs with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26: 61 1 
 Ambuscade 
 
 1)1 Talcs of llic home folks 
 Ananias 
 
 In Balaam and his master 
 Harper 76: 699 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 125 
 
 As a murderer . 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his 
 sayings 
 As a weather prophet . 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his 
 sayings 
 As to education 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his 
 sayings 
 At Teague Potect's: a sketch of the Hog 
 mountain range 
 /;/ Mingo 
 
 Cent 26: 137. 185 
 Aunt Fountain's prisoner 
 In Free Joe 
 
 Stories of the South (Stories from 
 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M i: 280 
 Aunt Tempy's story 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Awful fate of Mr. Wolf 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his 
 sayings 
 Azalia 
 
 In Free Joe 
 
 Cent 34:541. 71^. 8^1 
 Baby in the siege 
 
 In Talcs of the home folks 
 Scrib M 19: 490 
 Baby's Christmas 
 
 In Tales of the home folks 
 Cent 47:284 
 Baby's fortune 
 
 In Tales of the home folks 
 Scrib M 20: 613 
 Balaam and his master 
 In Balaam and his master 
 Cent 41 : 557 
 Bascom place. Sec Harris. J. C. Old Bas- 
 
 com place 
 Belle of St. Valerien 
 
 In Talcs of the home folks 
 Atlan 69: 338 
 Bewitched huntsman 
 
 In Little Mr. Thimblefinger, ch 15 
 Bishop and the boogerman 
 
 In Bishop and the boogerman 
 Blue Dave 
 
 In Mingo 
 Blue hen's chicken 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Bold deserter 
 
 In Tales of the home folks 
 Eng Illust 15: 243 
 Brother Bear and the honey orchard 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Brother Billy Goat eats his dinner 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Brother Deer an' King Sun's daughter 
 
 /;; Told by Uncle Remus 
 Brother Fox and the white muscadines 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Fox, Brother Rabbit, and King 
 Deer's daughter 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Fox catches Mr. Horse 
 /;; Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Fox covets the quills 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Fox follows the fashion 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 
 Brother Fox makes a narrow escape 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Fox says grace 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26: 615 
 Brother Fox "smells smoke" 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Brother Fox still in trouble 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Brother Fox's fish-trap 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Lion has a spell of sickness 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Brother Mud Turtle's trickery 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Brother Possum gets in trouble 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26: 775 
 Brother Rabbit and Brother Bull-frog 
 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit and his famous foot 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26:619 
 Brother Rabbit and Miss Nancy 
 
 In Told bv Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit and Mr. Wildcat 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit and the chickens 
 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit and the ginger-cake 
 
 /;; Daddy Jake 
 Brother Rabbit and the gizzard eater 
 
 In Told bv Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit and the little girl 
 
 1)1 Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit and the mosquitoes 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit breaks up a party 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit conquers Brother Lion 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Brother Rabbit frightens Brother Tiger 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Brother Rabbit gets Brother Fox's dinner 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit gets the provisions 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit has fun at the ferry 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Brother Rabbit lays in his beef supply 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit outdoes Mr. Man 
 • In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit pretends to be poisoned 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit rescues Brother Terrapin 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit secures a mansion 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit submits to a test 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26: 780 
 Brother Rabbit takes a walk 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit takes some exercise 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26: 342 
 Brother Rabbit ties Mr. Lion 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit's astonishing prank 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 
126 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Harris, Joel Chandler —Continued. 
 Brother Rabbit's courtship 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 Brother Rabbit's cradle 
 
 In Told by Uncle Kenuis 
 Brother Rabbit's laughing-place 
 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 Brother Rabbit's love-charm 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26: 778 
 Brother Rabbit's money mint 
 
 /;/ Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Brother Rabbit's riddle 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Terrapin deceives Brother Buz- 
 zard 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Terrapin's fiddle-string 
 
 In Little Mr. Thimblefinger ch 8 
 Brother Wolf and the horned cattle 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Wolf falls a victim 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Wolf gets in a warm place 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Wolf still in trouble 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Brother Wolf's two big dinners 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Buster John alarms Mr. Rabbit 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Butting-cow and the hitting stick 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Called to account by the preacher 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Case of Mary Ellen 
 
 In Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann 
 Case of measles 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Case of the grippe 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Cause of the difficulty 
 
 In Tales of the home folks 
 Child of Christmas 
 
 In Making of a statesman 
 Colonel's "nigger dog" 
 
 In Scrib M 18:722 
 Comedy of the war 
 In Tales of the home folks 
 McClurc 1 : 69 
 Confession 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Conscript's Christmas 
 
 In ]5alaani and his master 
 Cent 41 : 284 
 Cow with the golden horns 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Creature with no claws 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 Cunning snake 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Ivcnnis 
 "Cutta Cord-la" 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Daddy lake, the runaway 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 Death and the negro man 
 
 //( I'nrlr Kmius and his friends 
 
 Deceitful jug 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Dream and a story 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Critic i: 347 
 Emigrants 
 
 1)1 Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 End of Mr. Bear 
 
 In Uncle Remus, liis songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Evening with the Ku-Klux 
 
 In Chronicles of Aunt Minervy .\nn 
 Experience of William Henry as a farmer 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Fate of Mr. Jack Sparrow 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Fate of the diddy pawn 
 
 /;; Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Fire-test 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Flingin' Jim and his fool-killer 
 In Making of a statesman 
 Cosmopol 30: 356 
 Florida watermelon 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his saj-- 
 ings 
 Fool for luck 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Foolish woman 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 Fourth of July 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Free Joe 
 In Free Joe 
 Cent 29: 117 
 Georgia watermelon 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Ghost story 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26: 618 
 Grandmother and the dolls 
 
 /;/ Little Mr. Thimblefinger ch i 
 Hard-headed woman 
 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 "Heyo, House!" 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 His practical view of things 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 How a king was found 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 How a witch was caught 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 How Aunt Minerv}- Ann ran away and 
 back again 
 //( Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann 
 How I'lack Snake caught the wolf 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 How Brother Bear's hair was combed 
 
 /;/ Little Mr. Thimblelinger ch 11 
 How Brother Fox failed to get his grapes 
 /;/ Nights with Uncle Remus 
 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 
 
 I : 4S0 
 Critic I : 45 
 liow Brother l""ox was too smart 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 127 
 
 How Brother Lion lost his wool 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 How Brother Rabbit frightened his neigh- 
 bors 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26: 345 
 How Brother Rabbit got the meat 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26:348 
 How Mr. Rabbit lost his fine bushy tail 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 How Mr. Rabbit saved his meat 
 
 1)1 Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Hov/ Mr. Rabbit succeeded in raising a 
 dust 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 How Mr. Rabbit was too sharp for Mr. 
 Fox 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 How Mr. Rooster lost his dinner 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 How old Craney-Crow lost his head 
 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 How she and Major Perdue frailed out 
 the Gossett boys 
 In Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann 
 How she joined the Georgia legislature 
 
 In Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann 
 How she went into business 
 
 In Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann 
 How the bear nursed the little alligator 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 How the birds talk 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 How the king recruited his army 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 How the terrapin was taught to fly 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 How Wattle Weasel was caught 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 How Whalebone caused a wedding 
 In Tales of the home folks 
 Scrib M 16:606 
 How Wiley Wolf rode in the bag 
 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 In some lady's garden 
 In Nights with Unce Remus 
 Cent 26: 772 
 In the order of Providence 
 
 In On the wings of occasion 
 In the role of a tartar 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Intimidation of a colored voter 
 
 In Unle Remus and his friends 
 "Jacky-my-lantern" 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Jeems Rober'son's last illness 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Jumping-ofif place 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Keen-point, Cob-handle, and Butch 
 
 In Little Mr. Thimblefinger ch 17, 18 
 Kidnapping of President Lincoln 
 In On the wings of occasion 
 
 King of the clinkers 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 King that talked biggity 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Ladder of lions 
 
 In Little Mr. Thimblefinger ch 7 
 Late Mr. Watkins of Georgia 
 
 In Tales of the home folks 
 Lippinc 53:. 422 
 Little boy and his dogs 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 Little boy of the lantern 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Little Compton 
 
 In Free Joe 
 Cent 33:839 
 Little Mr. Cricket and the other creatures 
 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 Little Union scout 
 
 In Little Union scout 
 Lucky conjurer 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Magic ring 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Making of a stateman 
 
 /« Making of a statesman 
 Major Perdue's bargain 
 
 In Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann 
 Patten, W. International short 
 stories v i 
 Man and his boots 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Man and the wild cattle 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Mingo; a sketch of life in Middle Georgia 
 
 In Mingo 
 Miss Cow falls a victim to Mr. Rabbit 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Miss Irene 
 
 In Scrib M 27: 216 
 Miss Puss's Christmas 
 
 In Making of a statesman 
 Miss Sally and the tree man 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Mr. Bear catches old Mr. Bull-Frog 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Mr. Benjamin Ram and his wonderful 
 fiddle 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Mr. Benjamin Ram defends himself 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Mr. Fox and Miss Goose 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Mr. Fox and the deceitful frogs 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Mr. Fox figures as an incendiary 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Critic i: 104 
 Mr. Fox gets into serious business 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Mr. Fox goes a-hunting, but Mr. Rabbit 
 bags the game 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Mr. Fox is again victimized 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 
128 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Harris, Joel Chandler —Continued. 
 
 Mr. Fox is "out clone" by Mr. Buzzard 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his saj'- 
 ings 
 Mr. Hawk and Brother Buzzard 
 
 In Nii^^Iits with Uncle Remus 
 IMr. Hawk and Brother Rabbit 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Mr. Lion hunts Mr. M-an 
 
 In Nights witli Uncle Remus 
 Mr. Lion's sad predicament 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Mr. Man has some meat 
 /;; Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26: 346 
 Mr. Rabbit and Mr. Bear 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his sa}^- 
 ings 
 Mr. Rabbit as a rain-maker 
 
 In Little Mr. Thimblefinger, ch 10 
 Mr. Rabbit finds his match at last 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Mr. Rabbit grossly deceives Mr. Fox 
 In L^ncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Mr. Rabbit meets his match again 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Mr. Rabbit nibbles up the butter 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Mr. Terrapin appears upon the scene 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Mr. Terrapin shows his strength 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Mr. Thimblefinger's friends 
 
 In Little Mr. Thimblefinger 
 Mr. Wolf makes a failure 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his sa}-- 
 ings 
 Mr. Wolf tackles old man Tarrypin 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Mrs. Partridge has a fit 
 
 In Uncle Remus and liis friends 
 Mom Bi 
 
 In Balaam and Iiis master 
 Moon in the mill-])ond 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26; 340 
 More trouble for Brother Wolf 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Mountain of gold 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Old Bascom place 
 
 In Balaam and his master 
 Cent 38: 607. 909 
 Old P.rother Tcrra])in gets some lish 
 
 In Nights with L'ncle Remus 
 Old-fashioned fuss 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Old Grinny-Granny Wolf 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Old man's troubles 
 
 In Uncle Remus, iiis songs and his sav- 
 ings 
 
 Old Mr. Rabbit, he's a good fisherman 
 /" Uncle Remus, his sonijs and his say- 
 ings 
 Origin of the ocean 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Phonograph 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Piece of land 
 
 In Mingo 
 Plantation printer; the adventures of a 
 Georgia boy during the war 
 In Plantation printer 
 Plantation witch 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Preaching that is preaching, and L'ncle 
 Remus's comments on it 
 1)1 Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Pumpkin-eater 
 
 /" Little Mr. Thimblefinecr ch 4 
 Queer experience with the phonograph 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Rabbit and the moon 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Race improvement 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Rainy day with Uncle Remus 
 
 In Scrib M 22: 241 
 Rattlesnake and the polecat 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 Reason why 
 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 Rosalie 
 
 In Cent 62: 916 
 Run of luck 
 
 In Tales of the home folks 
 Scrib M 22:682 
 Sad fate of Mr. Fox 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his sav- 
 ings 
 Shadow between his shoulder-blades 
 
 In Shadow between his shoulder-blades 
 Shoemaker who made but one shoe 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Simon and Susanna. Sec Harris, J. C. 
 
 Adventures of Simon and Susanna 
 Singing-match 
 
 In Little J\lr. Thimblefinger, ch T2 
 Snow-white goat and the coal-black sheep 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Some advice to a colored brother 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Spirits seen and unseen 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Story about the little rabbits 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and liis say- 
 ings 
 Story of a iilind horse 
 
 In Uncle Remus and liis friends 
 Story of Aaron 
 
 In Story of Aaron 
 Story of the deluge, and how it came 
 about 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Story of tile pigs 
 
 In Nights witli L'ncle Remus 
 
 T:ip]ian. \\. .M. Ciiiidren's hour !: 
 474 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 129 
 
 Story of the river 
 
 /); Little Mr. Thiinbletinger ch 19 
 Strawberry girl 
 
 In Little Mr. Thimblefinger ch 13 
 Strongest — who? or which? 
 
 In Little Mr. Thimblefinger ch 3 
 Talking saddle • 
 
 /;; Little Mr. Thimblefinger ch 5 
 Talking-saddle and the thief 
 
 /;; Little Mr. Thimblefinger ch 6 
 Tar-baby. See Harris, J. C. Wonderful 
 
 tar-baby story 
 Teague Poteet's. See Harris, J. C. At 
 
 Teague Poteet's. 
 Temperance reformer 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Terrible horse 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Three ivory bobbins 
 
 In Little Mr. Thimblefinger, ch 16 
 Trouble on Lost Mountain 
 
 In Free Joe 
 Cent 31:425. 
 Troubles of Martin Coy 
 
 In On the wings of occasion 
 Turnip salad as a text 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Uncle Rain and Brother Drought 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Uncle Remus and the comet 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Uncle Remus and the Savannah darkey 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Uncle Remus at the telephone 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Uncle Remus imitates the little bo}^ 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Uncle Remus in limbo 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Uncle Remus on an electric car 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Uncle Remus preaches to a convert 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Uncle Remus receives a valentine 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Uncle Remus thinks he finds a snake 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Uncle Remus with the toothache 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Uncle Remus's church experience 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Uncle Remus's experience with "ha'nts" 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Uncle Remus's grandson gets into serious 
 trouble 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Uncle Remus's ideas of conjuring 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Uncle Remus's wonder story 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 Views on the African exodus 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 When Brother Rabbit was king 
 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 
 When Jess went a fiddlin' 
 
 In Chronicles of Aunt Mincrvy Ann 
 Where the harrycane comes from 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Where the thunder lives 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Where's Duncan 
 
 In Balaam and his master 
 Whims of Captain McCarthy 
 
 In On the wings of occasion 
 Why Brother Bear has no tail 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 
 
 1:487 
 Cent 26: 343 
 Why Brother Bull growls and grumbles 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Why Brother Fox's legs are black 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Why Brother Wolf didn't eat the little 
 rabbits 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Why Mr. Billy-Goat's tail is short 
 
 In Little Mr. Thimblefintrer ch 4 
 Why Mr. Cricket has elbows on his legs 
 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 Why Mr. Dog is tame 
 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 Why Mr. Dog runs Brother Rabbit 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Why Mr. Possum has no hair on his tail 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Why Mr. Possum loves peace 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Why the alligator's back is rough 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26: 614 
 Why the bear is a wrestler 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 Why the Confederacy failed 
 
 In On the wings of occasion 
 Why the hawk catches chickens 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Why the guinea fowls are speckled 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Cent 26: 777 
 Why the guineas stay awake 
 
 In Daddy Jake 
 Why the moon's face is smutty 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Why the negro is black 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Why the turkey-buzzard is bald-headed 
 
 In Told by Uncle Remus 
 William Henry at school 
 
 In Uncle Remus and his friends 
 Wise bird and the foolish bird 
 
 In Nights with Uncle Remus 
 Witch of the well 
 
 In Little Mr. Thimblefinger ch 14 
 Wonderful tar-baby story 
 
 In Uncle Remus, his songs and his say- 
 ings 
 Woog and the weeze 
 
 In Mr. Rabbit at home 
 
I30 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Harris, Miriam (Coles) (Mrs. S. S. Harris) 
 
 1834- 
 In the interests of Cliristopher 
 /;; Howells. W. D.. and Alden, H. M. 
 Quaint courtships 
 Harrison, Constance (Cary) (Mrs. Burton 
 Harrison) 1S46- 
 At a winter housc-partj- 
 
 In Merrj'- maid of Arcady 
 Author's readinsj: and its consequences 
 In Carcellini emerald 
 Harper 97: 729 
 Carcellini emerald 
 
 In Carcellini emerald 
 Cherrycotc 
 
 In Edelweiss of the Sierras 
 Crow's nest 
 In Belhaven tales 
 Cent 30: 725 
 Daughter of the South 
 /;; Daughter of the South 
 Cosmopol 12: 161 
 Edelweiss of the Sierras 
 In Edelweiss of the Sierras 
 Harper 65: 116 
 Girl of the period 
 
 In Carcellini emerald 
 Golden-rod: an idyl of Mount Desert 
 In Edelweiss of the .Sierras 
 Golden-rod 
 Harp unstrung 
 
 In Daughter of the South 
 His lordship 
 
 In Merry maid of Arcady 
 House built upon sand 
 In Edelweiss of the Sierras 
 Harper 70: 542 
 Jenny, the debutante 
 
 In Daughter of the South 
 Leander of Betsy's pride 
 
 In Carcellini emerald 
 Leaves from the diary of Ruth March- 
 mont, spinster 
 In Merry maid of Arcady 
 Merry maid of Arcady 
 In Merry maid of Arcady 
 Harper 90: 378 
 Mr. Clendcnning Piper 
 
 In Daughter of the South 
 Monsieur Alcibiade 
 
 In Cent 43: 601 
 Mount Desert. See Harrison, C. C. 
 
 Golden-rod 
 On a hill-top 
 
 /;; Edelweiss of the Sierras 
 On Frenchman's Bay 
 In Virginia cousin 
 Cosmopol 18: 189 
 Out of season 
 
 /;; Virginia cousin 
 Peggy's possum hunt 
 
 In St N 39:244 
 Secret of Don Juan 
 
 In Merry maid of Arcady 
 Shattered violin 
 
 In Edelweiss of the Sierras 
 Sierras. Sec Harrison. C. C. Edelweiss 
 
 of the Sierras 
 Stolen Stradivarius 
 In Carcellini emerald 
 
 Stranger within thy gate 
 
 In Merry maid of Arcady 
 Suit decided 
 
 In Daughter of the South 
 Thirteen at table 
 
 In Merry maid of Arcady 
 Thorn in his cushion 
 
 In Daughter of the South 
 Three Misses Benedict at Yale 
 
 In Carcellini emerald 
 Una and King David 
 
 In Belhaven tales 
 Under the convent wall 
 
 In Edelweiss of the Sierras 
 Unwelcome Mrs. Hatch 
 
 In Unwelcome Mrs. Hatch 
 Virginia cousin 
 
 In Virginia cousin 
 Wanted: a chaperon 
 
 In Carcellini emerald 
 Wife's love 
 
 In Daughter of the South 
 Winwood's luck 
 
 In Lippinc 68:336 
 Worrosquoyacke 
 
 In Merry maid of Arcady 
 Harry and Lucy. Edgeworth, M. 
 Harry and IMaude and I — also James 
 
 Bangs, J. K. 
 Harry Lossing. Thanet, O. 
 Harry of England. Alagruder, J. 
 Harry's inheritance. Allen, G. 
 Harsh word. Connolly, J. B. 
 Harshaw bride. Foote. M. H. 
 Harte, [Francis] Bret, 1839- 1902 
 Adventure of Padre Viccntio 
 
 In Writings v i 
 Adventures of John Longbowe, yoeman 
 In Writings v 18 
 
 Condensed novels 
 Cosmopol 32: 153 
 Ali Baba of the Sierras 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 Openings in the old trail 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter .-Vtherly 
 Tales of trail and town 
 Apostle of the Tules 
 In Writings v 4 
 
 By shore and sedge 
 Longman's 6; 67 
 Argonauts of North Liberty 
 
 In Writings v 11 
 At the mission of San Carmel 
 In Writings v 3 
 Frontier stories 
 On the frontier 
 Baby Sylvester 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Tales of the .\rgonauts 
 Barker's luck 
 
 In Writings v 10 
 Barker's luck 
 Belle of Canaila city 
 In Writings v 18 
 
 From sand hill to pine 
 Bell-ringer of Angels 
 In Writings v 8 
 
 Bell-ringer of Angels 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 131 
 
 Blue grass Penelope 
 In Writings v 4 
 Frontier stories 
 On the frontier 
 Longman's 4: 265, 522 
 Boom in the "Calaveras Clarion" 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation 
 Boonder 
 
 In Writings v 14 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp 
 Brown of Calaveras 
 1)1 Writings v I 
 Overland 4: 284 
 Buckeye Hollow inheritance 
 In Writings v 18 
 
 Openings in the old trail 
 
 Bulger's reputation 
 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Barker's luck 
 
 Captain Jim's friend 
 
 In Writings \' 5 
 
 Heritage of Dedlow Marsh 
 Chatelaine of Burnt Ridge 
 In Writings v 7 
 
 Sappho of Green Springs 
 Christmas gift that came to Rupert 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands 
 Chu Chu 
 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Bell-ringer of Angels 
 Clarence 
 
 In Writings v 9 
 Colonel Starbottle for the plaintiff 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 Openings in the old trail 
 Harper 102: 564 
 Colonel Starbottle's client 
 In Writings v 7 
 
 Colonel Starbottle's client 
 Conspiracy of Mrs. Bunker 
 /;; Writings v 8 
 Sally Dows 
 Idler i: 93, 206, 314 
 Convalescence of Jack Hamlin 
 In Writings v 19 
 Trent's trust 
 Convert of the mission 
 In Writings v 10 
 Barker's luck 
 Cressy 
 
 In Writings v 7 
 
 Macmillan 58: 292, 401; 59: i, 81 
 Dan'l Borem. By F. N-s W-t-t 
 In Writings v 18 
 
 Condensed novels 
 Desborough connections 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Stories in light and shadow 
 Devil and the broker 
 
 In Writings v i 
 Devil's food 
 
 In Writings v 4 
 Devotion of Enriquez 
 In Writings v 10 
 Barker's luck 
 Cent 51: 37 
 
 Dick Boyle's business card 
 In Writings v 19 
 Trent's trust 
 Dick Spindlcr's family Christmas 
 In Writings v 15 
 
 Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation 
 Drift from Redwood camp 
 In Writings v s 
 Scrib M 2:651 
 Dweller of the threshold. By Sir Ed-d 
 L-tt-n B-lw-r 
 In Writings v i 
 Episode of Fiddletown 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Tales of the Argonauts 
 Scrib o s 6:433, 576, 696 
 Episode of West Woodlands 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Protegee of Jack Hamlin's 
 Esmeralda of Rocky Canon 
 hi Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation 
 Harper 98: 14 
 P'antine. After the French of Victor Hugo 
 In Writings v 1 
 
 Condensed novels 
 "La femme." After the French of M. 
 Michelet 
 In Writings v i 
 First family of Tasajara 
 In Writings v 8 
 
 Macmillan 64: 241, 401; 65: i, 81 
 Five o'clock in the morning 
 In Drift from two shores 
 Flip: a California romance 
 In Writings v 3 
 Frontier stories 
 Fool of Five P'orks 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp 
 Tales of the Argonauts 
 For simla reasons. See Hartc, B. Stories 
 
 three 
 Found at Blazing Star 
 In Writings v 3 
 Frontier stories 
 Belgravia 47: 46, 172 
 Four guardians of Lagrange 
 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 Ghost of the Sierras 
 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Drift from two shores 
 Ghosts of Stukeley castle 
 In Writings v 11 
 
 Colonel Starbottle's client 
 Goddess of Excelsior 
 /;{ Writings v 18 
 
 Openings in the old trail 
 Golly and the Christian; or, The minx 
 and the Manxman. By H-11 C-ne 
 In Writings v 18 
 
 Condensed novels 
 Cosmopol 31: 644 
 Great Deadwood mystery 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Twins of Table Mountain 
 Scrib o s 17: 1/7 
 
132 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Harte, Bret —Coutiuucd. 
 
 Guy Hcavystone; or "Entire," a muscular 
 novel. By the author of "Sword and 
 gun" 
 lit Writing's v i 
 Handsome is as handsome docs. By Ch-s 
 R-de 
 In Writings v ] 
 
 Condensed novels 
 Haunted man. By Ch-r-s D-ck-ns 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Condensed novels 
 Heir of the McHulishes 
 In Writings v ii 
 
 Protegee of Jack Hamlin's 
 Cent 46: 763, 921 
 Heiress of Red Dog 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Twins of Table Mountain 
 Belgravia 37: 321 
 Heritage of Dedlow Marsh 
 In Writings v 5 
 
 Heritage of Dedlow Alarsh 
 High-water mark 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Luck of Roaring camp 
 Home-coming of Jim Wilkes 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Protegee of Jack Hamlin's 
 Hoodlum band: or, The boy chief, the in- 
 fant politician, and the pirate prodigy 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Condensed novels 
 Drift from two shores 
 Godey 96: 33 
 Temple Bar 52: 87 
 How I went to the mines 
 
 In Writings v 18 
 How old man Plunkett went home 
 [Monte Flat pastoral] 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Tales of the Argonauts 
 Scrib o s 7:343 
 How Reuben Allen "saw life" in San Fran- 
 cisco 
 In Writings v 18 
 
 Under the Redwoods 
 How Santa Clans came to Simpson's bar 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Luck of Roaring camp 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands 
 Atlan 29: 349 
 Idyl of Red Gulch 
 hi Writings v i 
 
 Luck of Roaring camp 
 Overland 3: 569 
 Iliad of Sandy Bar 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands 
 Overland 5: 479 
 In a hollow of the hills 
 
 In Writings v 10 
 In a pioneer restaurant 
 In Writings v 7 
 
 Colonel Starbottle's client 
 In the Carquinez wood 
 In Writings v 4 
 Frontier stories 
 Longman's 2: 315, 535 
 
 In the Tules 
 
 1)1 Writings v 10 
 Barker's luck 
 In the tunnel 
 
 In Overland 2: 284 
 
 Indiscretion of Elsbeth 
 
 /;( Writings v 11 
 
 ^ Barker's luck 
 
 Ingenue of the Sierras 
 
 In Writings v 9 
 
 Protegee of Jack Hamlin's 
 Idler 3: 361 
 McClure 3: 150 
 Jack and Jill of the Sierras 
 In Writings v 18 
 
 From sand hill to pine 
 McClure 15: 219 
 Jeff Brigg's love story 
 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Jersey centenarian 
 
 In Writings v 11 
 
 Tales of the Argonauts 
 Jimmy's big brother from California 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 Under the Redwoods 
 Jinny 
 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Drift from two shores 
 John Jenkins; or, The smoker reformed 
 By T. S. A-th-r 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Condensed novels 
 John Parmenter's protegee 
 In New Eng M n s 5: 792 
 Johnnyboy 
 
 In Writings v 14 
 
 Bell-ringer of Angels 
 Idler 5:563 
 Johnson's old woman 
 In Writings v 7 
 
 Colonel Starbottle's client 
 Judgment of Bolinas 
 In Writings v 15 
 
 Tales of trail and town 
 Jungle folk. See Harte, B. Stories three 
 Knight-errant of the foot-hills 
 In Writings v 5 
 
 Heritage of Dedlow Marsh 
 Landlord of the Big Flume hotel 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 Openings in the old trail 
 Lanty Foster's mistake 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 Openings in the old trail 
 New Eng M n s 25:413 
 Overland n s 38: 399 
 Left out on Lonestar mountain 
 In Writings v 4 
 Frontier stories 
 On the frontier 
 Longman's 3:259 
 Legend of Devil's Point 
 
 In Writings v I 
 Legend of Monte del Diablo 
 
 In Writings v i 
 Legend of Sammstadt 
 In Writings v 11 
 
 Twins of Table Mountain 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 133 
 
 Liberty Jones's discovery 
 In Writings v 15 
 
 Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation 
 Lonely ride 
 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp 
 Lothaw; or, The adventures of a young 
 gentleman in search of a religion. By 
 Mr. Benjamins 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Condensed novels 
 Luck of Roaring Camp 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Luck of Roaring camp 
 'New Eclectic 4'- 322 
 Overland i: 183 
 Overland n s 40: 254 
 Maecenas of the Pacific slope 
 In Writings v 7 
 
 Sappho of Green Springs 
 Man and the mountain 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Stories in light and shadow 
 Man at the semaphore 
 
 In Writings v 16 . , . 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation 
 Man from Solano 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Drift from two shores 
 Man of no account 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Luck of Roaring camp 
 Man on the beach 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Drift from two shores 
 Man whose yoke was not easy 
 In Writings v 11 
 
 Drift from two shores 
 Maruia 
 
 In Writings v 5 , ^t 
 
 Mary McGillup; a southern novel. After 
 Belle Boyd 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Condensed novels 
 Melons 
 
 In Writings v 14 
 Mercury of the foot-hills 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 Openings in the old trail 
 Cosmopol 31: 271 
 Mermaid of Lighthouse Point 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 Under the Redwoods 
 Miggles 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp 
 Every Saturday 10:562 
 Overland 2: 570 
 Millionaire from Rough-and-Ready 
 
 In Writings v 5 
 Miss Mix. By Ch-l-tte Br-nte 
 
 In Writings v i ^ ^ 
 Miss Peggy's proteges 
 
 In Writings v 18 ... 
 
 Openings in the old trail 
 Mr. Bilson's housekeeper 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 From sand hill to pine 
 
 Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation 
 In Writings v 15 
 
 Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation 
 Mr. MacGlowrie's widow 
 In Writings v 19 
 Trent's trust 
 Cosmopol 32:445 
 Mr. Midshipman Breezy. By Captain 
 M-rry-t, R. N. 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Condensed novels 
 Mr. Thompson's prodigal 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands 
 Overland o s 5: 91 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands 
 M'liss: an idyl of Red Mountain 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp 
 Monte Flat pastoral. See Harte, B. How 
 
 old man Plunkett went home 
 Mother of five 
 In Writings v 14 
 Barker's luck 
 Muck-a-muck; a modern Indian novel. 
 After Cooper 
 In Writings v i 
 My first book 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Bell-ringer of Angels 
 My friend the tramp 
 In Writings v 11 
 
 Drift from two shores 
 Mystery of the hacienda 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Bell-ringer of Angels 
 N. N.; being a novel in the French para- 
 graphic style 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Condensed novels 
 New assistant at Pine Clearing school 
 In Writings v 8 
 
 Colonel Starbottle's client 
 Niece of Snapshot Harry's 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 From sandhill to pine 
 Night at Hays 
 In Writings v 8 
 
 Colonel Starbottle's client 
 Night at Wingdam 
 In Writings v i 
 Night on the Divide 
 In Writings v 15 
 
 Talcs of trail and town 
 Ninety-nine g'uardsmcn. By Al-x-d-r D- 
 m-s 
 In Writings v i 
 No title. By W-lk-e C-ll-ns 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Condensed novels 
 Notes by flood and field 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp 
 Office seeker 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Drift from two shores 
 Ogress of silver land 
 In Writings v i 
 
134 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Harte, Bret— Cnnfintird. 
 Out of a pioneer's trunk 
 In Writings v 6 
 
 Colonel Starbottlc's client 
 Outcasts of Poker Flat 
 III Writings v i 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp 
 Baldwin, C. S. American short stor- 
 ies 
 i\Iabie. II. A\'., and Strachey, L, 
 Little mastcri)ieccs of fiction, v 3 
 Nettleton, G. Jl. Specimens of the 
 
 short story 
 Every Saturday 11:349 
 New Eclectic 4: 572 
 Overland 2:41 
 Overland n s 40: 20Q 
 Passage in the life of Mr. John Oakhurst 
 III Writings v 2 
 
 Tales of the Argonauts 
 Passing of Enriqucz 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Stories in light and shadow 
 Cent 56: 230 
 Peter Schrocder 
 
 In Writings v 11 
 Phyllis of the Sierras 
 
 In Writings v 6 
 
 Poet of Sierra flat 
 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands 
 Postmistress of Laurel Run 
 In Writings v 8 
 
 Colonel Starbottlc's client 
 Princess Bob and her friends 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Luck of Roaring camp 
 Mrs. Skag.g's husbands 
 At! an 28: 750 
 Private's honor. See Harte, B. Stories 
 
 tliree 
 Prospcr's old mother 
 In Writings v 19 
 Trent's trust 
 Harper 104: 733 
 Protegee of Jack Hamlin's 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Protegee of Jack Hamlin's 
 Pupil of Chestnut Ridge 
 In Writings v to 
 Trent's trust 
 Queen of the pirate isle 
 
 //; Writings v 14 
 Reformation of James Kcddy 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Protegee of Jack Hamlin's 
 Scrib M 13:562 
 Reincarnation of Smith 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 Openings in the f)ld trail 
 New Eng M n s 25: 17 
 Right eye of the commander 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp 
 Roger Catron's friend 
 fn Writings v 2 
 
 Drift from two shores 
 
 Romance of Madrono Hollow 
 In \A'ritings v 2 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands 
 Atlan 28:371 
 Romance of the line 
 /;/ Writings v 18 
 
 LTnder the Redwoods 
 Rose of Glenbogic 
 In Writings v 1 1 
 
 Bell-ringer of Angels 
 Rose of Tuolumme 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Tales of the Argonauts 
 Rupert the resembler. By A-th-y H-pe 
 In Writings v 18 
 Condensed novels 
 Sail}' Dows 
 
 In Writings v 8 
 Sally Dows 
 Eng Illust 10: 18 
 Salomy Jane's kiss 
 In Writings v 15 
 
 Stories in light and shadow 
 Sappho of Green Springs 
 /;; W^ritings v 6 
 
 Sappho of Green Springs 
 Lippinc 45: 627 
 Sarah Walker 
 
 In Writings v 14 
 
 By shore and sedge 
 Secret of Sobriente's well 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation 
 Secret of Telegraph Hill 
 In Writings v 4 
 
 Heritage of Dedlow ]Marsh 
 See Yup 
 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Stories in light and shadow 
 Selina Scdilla. By Miss M. E. B-dd-n 
 and Mrs. H-n-y W-d 
 In Writings v i 
 •Sheriff of Siskyou 
 In Writings v 8 
 
 Bell-ringer of Angels 
 McClure 2:578 
 Ship of '49 
 
 In Writings v 4 
 
 By shore and sedge 
 Frontier stories 
 Eng Illust 2:421, 451, 536 
 Sleeping-car experience 
 In Writings v 11 
 
 Drift from two shores 
 Snow-bound at Eagles 
 
 In Writings v 5 
 Stolen cigar case. By A. Co-n D-le 
 In W^ritings v 18 
 Condensed novels 
 Stories three. By R-dy-d K-pl-g: For 
 Simla reasons; A private's honor; 
 Jungle folk 
 In Writings v 18 
 Condensed novels 
 Story of a mine 
 In Writings v 3 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 135 
 
 Strange experience of Alkali Dick 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Tales of trail and town 
 Surprising adventures of Master Charles 
 Summerton 
 /;/ Writings v 14 
 Susy: a story of the plains 
 
 III Writings v 9 
 
 Tale of three truants 
 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Tales of trail and town 
 Tennessee's partner 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Luck of Roaring Camp 
 Every Saturday 10:35 
 New Eclectic 5:595 
 Overland 3: 360 
 Overland n s 40: 246 
 Terence Denville. By Ch-l-s L-v-r 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Condensed novels 
 Thankful Blossom 
 In Writings v 11 
 Their uncle from California 
 In Waitings v 11 
 Sall}^ Dows 
 Three partners 
 
 In Writings v 15 
 Three vagabonds of Trinidad 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 Under the Redwoods 
 Through the Santa Clara wheat 
 1)1 Writings v 6 
 
 Sappho of Green Springs 
 Tourist from Injianny 
 hi Writings v 2 
 
 Belgravia 36: 424 
 Transformation of Buckeye camp 
 In W'ritings v 8 
 Sally Dows 
 Treasure of the galleon 
 In Writings v 8 
 
 Colonel Starbottle's client 
 Treasure of the redwoods 
 In Writings v 18 
 
 From sand hill to pine 
 Trent's trust 
 
 In Writings v 19 
 Trent's trust 
 
 Harper 62: 769, 892; 63: 124 
 Twins of Table Mountain 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Twins of Table Mountain 
 Two Americans 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Tales of trail and town 
 Two saints of the foot-hills 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Drift from two shores 
 Uncle Jim and uncle Billy 
 In Writings v 15 
 
 Stories in light and shadow 
 Patten, W. International short 
 stories v i 
 Under the eaves 
 In Writings v 18 
 
 Under the redwoods 
 
 "Unser Karl" 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Stories in light and shadow 
 Venerable impostcr 
 In Writings v 14 
 Vision of the fountain 
 In Writings v 18 
 
 Under the redwoods 
 Vulgar little boy 
 
 In Writings v 14 
 Waif of the plains 
 In Writings v 9 
 Waiting for the ship; a Fort Point idyl 
 
 In Writings v i 
 
 Wan Lee, the pagan 
 
 In Writings v 2 
 
 Tales of the Argonauts 
 Scrib o s 8: 552 
 Ward of Colonel Starbottle 
 In Writings v 19 
 Trent's trust 
 Flarper 104. : 66 
 Warci of the Golden Gate 
 
 In Writings v 7 
 What happened at the Fonda 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 From sand hill to pine 
 When the waters were up at "Jules" 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly 
 Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation 
 Who was my quiet friend? 
 In W^ritings v 2 
 
 Drift from two shores 
 Widow of the Santa Ana valley 
 In W'ritings v 17 
 
 Under the redwoods 
 With the entrees 
 /;} Writings v 11 
 
 Drift from two shores 
 Yellow dog 
 In W^ritings v 10 
 Barker's luck 
 McClure 5: 235 
 Young Robin Gray 
 In Writings v 11 
 
 Bell-ringer of Angels 
 Good Words 35: 130 
 McClure 3: 448 
 Youngest Miss Piper 
 In Writings v 17 
 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherlj^ 
 Under the redwoods 
 Youngest prosnector in Calaveras 
 In Writings v 16 
 
 Tales of trail and town 
 Zut-ski. By M-r-e C-r-lli 
 In Writings v 18 
 Condensed novels 
 Cosmopol 32: 616 
 Hartland. Phillpotts, E. 
 Hart's nephew's hold-up. Janvier, T. A. 
 Harvest. Williams, J. L. 
 Hated son. Balzac, H. de 
 Hatred is sweet, but God is strong. See 
 
 Tolstoi, L. N. Texts for woodcuts 
 Hatteras. Alason, A. E. W. 
 Hatto the hermit. Lagerlof, S. 
 
136 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Hauff, Wilhelm, 1802- 1827 
 
 Beggar girl of the Pont des Arts 
 
 In Three tales 
 Cold heart 
 
 In Three tales 
 Emperor's picture 
 
 In Three tales 
 Severed hand 
 
 In Stories l)v foreign authors, German 
 V 2 
 Story of the Caliph stork 
 //; Warner libr; ry 
 Haughty princess. Kennedy. P. 
 Haunted crust. Saunders, K. 
 Haunted dragoon. Quillcr-Couch, A. T. 
 Haunted gondola. Pcmberton. M. 
 Haunted harpischord. Huneker, J. G. 
 Haunted house. Dickens, C. 
 "Haunted house" in Roval street. Cable 
 
 G. W. 
 Haunted inn. Moulton, L. C. 
 Haunted man. Dickens. C. 
 Haunted man. By Ch-r-s- D-ck-ns. Harte, B. 
 Haunted mind. Hawthorne, N. 
 Haunted orchard. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Haunted photograph. Stuart, R. M. 
 Haunted ships. Cunningham, A. 
 Haunted subalterns. Kipling. R. 
 Haunted valley. Biercc, A. 
 Haunted yacht. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Haunters and the haunted; or, The house 
 
 and the brain. Lytton, E. B. 
 Hauntings. Paget, V. 
 
 Hautot senior and Hautot junior. Maupas- 
 sant, G. de 
 Hawaiian folk tales. Field, E. 
 Hawkins, Anthony Hope (Anthony Hooe, 
 pseud.) 1863- 
 All's well that ends well 
 
 In Frivolous Cupid 
 Ancient history 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Change of heart 
 
 /;; Frivolous Cupid 
 Cordial relations 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Courtesy of Christian the highway;*f5n 
 In Heart of the Princess Osra 
 McClure 5:313 
 Crime of Count Nikolas of Festenburg. 
 See Hawkins, A. II. Sin of the 
 Bishop of Modenstein 
 Curate of the Poltons 
 In Comedies of courtship 
 Dolly dialogues 
 I'^ng Illust II : 1031 
 Curate's bump 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Cut and a kiss 
 
 In Eng Illust 12 no. 3: 35 
 
 Decree of Duke Deodoiiato 
 
 In Comedies of courtship 
 
 Dolly dialogues 
 
 Eng illust 12 no. 6: 49 
 
 Device of Giraldo the ])ainter 
 
 In Heart of the Princess Osra 
 Duke's allotment 
 In Love's logic 
 E.xpensive privilege 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 
 Fatal obstacle 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Father Stafford 
 
 In Half a hero 
 Fine day 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Foreordained 
 
 In Love's logic 
 Gray frock 
 
 In Love's logic 
 Haopiness of Stephen the smith. See Haw- 
 kins, A. H. Heart of the Princess 
 Osra 
 Heart of the Princess Osra. [The happi- 
 ness of Stephen the smith] 
 In Heart of the Princess Osra 
 McClure 5: 219 
 House opposite 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Indifference of the miller of Hofbau 
 /'; Heart of the Princess Osra 
 
 Patten, W. International short 
 
 stories v 2 
 McClure 5: 533 
 Lady of the flagon 
 
 In Love's logic 
 Lady of the pool 
 
 In Comedies of courtship 
 Dolly dialogues 
 Longman's 25: 181, 264 
 Lesson in the art 
 
 //; Idler 6: 115 
 Liberal education 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Life subscription 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Little wretch 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Love of the Prince of Glottenberg 
 //; Heart of the Princess Osra 
 McClure 6: 23 
 Love's conundrurn 
 In Cut and a kiss 
 Love's logic 
 
 /» Love's logic 
 Lucifcra 
 
 In Idler 6: 275 
 Madness of Lord Harry Culverhouse 
 
 In Heart of the Princess Osra 
 Man and his model 
 In Cut and a kiss 
 
 Eng Illust 12 no. 4: 5; 
 ^lan of mark 
 
 In Change of air 
 Marriage by compulsion 
 
 In I'Vivolous Cupid 
 Matter of duty 
 
 In Dollv dialogues 
 Miss Audrey Liston, authoress 
 
 In Cut and a kiss 
 Miss Gladwin's chance 
 In Love's logic 
 Cent 70: 643 
 Mr. Witt's widow 
 
 /'( Indiscretion of the dnciies- 
 Mrs. Thistleton's princess 
 
 In Love's logic 
 "La mort a la mode" 
 
 In Love's logic 
 My last chance 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 137 
 
 Mystery of Old Gray's inn 
 
 In Macmillan 63: 401 
 Necessary resources 
 /;; Love's logic 
 
 Cosmopolis 5: 309 
 Not practical 
 
 III Idler 6: 659 
 One way in 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Opened door 
 
 In Love's logic 
 Other lady 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Perverseness of it 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Philosopher in the apple orchard 
 In Comedies of courtship 
 
 Stories by English authors, England 
 Eng Illust 11:413 
 Prince consort 
 
 In Love's logic 
 Prudence and the bishop 
 
 In Love's logic 
 Quick change 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Reluctance 
 
 /;; Frivolous Cupid 
 Reminincence 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Repentant sinner 
 
 In Frivolous Cupid 
 Retribution 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Riddle of Countess Runa 
 In Love's logic 
 McClure 22:476 
 Royal edict 
 
 In Cut and a kiss 
 Secret 
 
 In Idler 7:3 . . 
 
 Sin of the Bishop of Modenstein [Crime 
 of Count Nicholas of Festenbergl 
 In Heart of the Princess Osra 
 McClure 5:401 
 Slight mistake 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Slim-fingered Jim 
 In Love's logic 
 Sport royal 
 
 in Sport royal 
 Stage on the road 
 In Cut and a kiss 
 Eng Illust 11: 253 
 Strange, but true 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Terrible night 
 
 In Eclectic M 108:651 
 Liv Age 173: 107 
 Murray i: 33i 
 Three-volume novel 
 
 In Comedies of courtship 
 Dolly dialogues 
 Eng Illust 12 no. 1:65 
 Trix's wooing 
 
 In Cut and a kiss 
 'Twixt will and will not 
 
 In Frivolous Cupid 
 Uncle John and the rubies 
 
 In McClure 9: 812 
 Uncounted hour 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 
 Very dull affair 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Very latest thing 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 Victory of the Grand Duke of Mittenheim 
 In Heart of the Princess Osra 
 ]McClure 6: 280 
 Wager of the Marquis de Merosailles 
 In Heart of the Princess Osra 
 McClure 6: 198 
 What might have been 
 
 In Dolly dialogues 
 What was expected of Miss Constantine 
 In Love's logic 
 Cent 72:38 
 Wheel of love 
 
 In Comedies of courtship 
 Dolly dialogues 
 Scrib M 18: 149, 374 
 Which shall it be? 
 
 In Frivolous Cupid 
 Why men don't marry 
 In Frivolous Cupid 
 Hawthorne, Hildegarde 
 
 Perdita ^,, tt nvr 
 
 In Howells, W. D.. and Alden, H. M. 
 Shapes that haunt the dusk 
 Harper 94^557 
 Hawthorne, Julian, 1846- 
 Amazon 
 
 In Lippinc 88: 701 
 Autobiographical romance 
 
 In Manhattan 3: 311 
 BilloD mystery 
 
 In Eng Illust 14:97 
 Calladon 
 
 In Eraser 102: 383 
 Colonel Spaight's prejudices 
 
 In Cent 32: 543 
 Countess Felicita's discovery 
 In Belgravia 44: 424; 45: 64 
 David Poindexter's disappearance 
 In David Poindexter's disappearance 
 Harper 68:429 
 Delusion of Ralph Penwyn 
 
 In Cosmopol 45:264 
 Dr. Carajo's patient 
 In Belgravia 49: 81 
 Dr. Griffith Gramery 
 In Cosmopol 5: 25 
 Eight years in a rock 
 In Cosmopol 31: 33 
 Golden fleece 
 
 In Lippinc 49: 5^5 
 Greave's disappearance 
 In Mr. Dunton's invention 
 Six cent Sam's 
 Hearne's romance 
 
 In Cosmopol 34: IQI 
 Hollow ruby 
 
 In Eng Illust 12 no. 6:3 
 John North mystery 
 
 In Mr. Dunton's invention 
 Six cent Sam's 
 Ken's mystery • 
 
 In David Poindexter's disappearance 
 Harper 67: 925 
 Lovers in heaven 
 In Cent 71:232 
 Millicent and Rosalind 
 In Lippinc 45: 3 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 138 
 
 Hawthorne, Julian —Continued. 
 Miss Cadogna 
 
 III Belgravia ^5: 3>7 
 Miss Pcckskill's spirometer 
 
 In Eng Illust 16: 344 
 Mr. Dunton's invention 
 In Mr. Dunton's invention 
 Six cent Sam's 
 Model murder 
 
 In Mr. Dunton's invention 
 Six cent Sam's 
 My friend Paton 
 
 In David Poindextcr's disappearance 
 Belgravia 51: 294 
 Old and new music 
 
 In Cosmopol 25:303 
 Raxworthy's treasure 
 
 In Mr. Dunton's invention 
 Six cent Sam's 
 Rose of death: a fantasy 
 
 In Cornhill 34: 3S8 
 Rumpty-Dudget 
 
 In Eraser 102:437 
 "Set not thv foot on graves" 
 
 In David Poindextcr's disappearance 
 Manhattan i: 359 
 Sinfire 
 
 /;; Eippinc 39: i 
 Singing of a bird 
 
 In Harper loi: 125 
 Spirit of the dance 
 
 In Cosmopol 42: 611 
 Strange friend 
 
 In Belgravia 53:326, 481 
 Symposium 
 
 In Mr. Dunton's invention 
 Six cent Sam's 
 Third of March 
 
 In Cent 37: 208 
 "When half-gods go. the gods arrive" 
 In David Poindextcr's disappearance 
 Harper "i : 566 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 1804-1864 
 Acadian exiles 
 
 /;; Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 Grandfather's chair 
 Wonder book 
 Adam and Eve. See Hawthorne, N. New 
 
 Adam and Eve 
 Alice Doane's appeal 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 12 
 [Tales and sketches] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 16 
 Ambitious guest 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales! 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. 
 
 Hawthorne 
 New Eng M 8: 425 
 Ancestral footste]) 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 11 
 [Septimus Eelton] 
 Complete writings (.A.utograph) v 14 
 Anticjue ring 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 11 
 [Talcs and sketches] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 16 
 
 Apple-dealer. See Hawthorne, N. Old 
 
 Apple-dealer 
 Artist of the beautiful 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Democratic R 14: 605 
 At home 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (autograph) v 5 
 Bell's biography 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 [House of seven gables] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 3 
 Benjamin Eranklin. See Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Biographical stories 
 Benjamin West. See Hawthorne, N. Bi- 
 ographical stories 
 Biographical stories: Benjamin W'est, Sir 
 Isaac Newton, Samuel Johnson, 
 Oliver Cromwell, Benjamin Franklin, 
 Queen Christina 
 /;; Complete works (Riverside) v 12 
 [Tales and sketches] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i; 
 Birthmark 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 Jessup, A., and Canby, H. S. Best 
 
 short stories 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Haw- 
 thorne 
 Bosom serpent. -SV^ Hawthorne. N. Ego- 
 tism 
 Boston massacre 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 Browne's folly 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 12 
 [Tales and sketches] 
 Complete writings (.Autograph) v 17 
 Canal boat 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside") v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Canterbury pilgrims 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) a' 3 
 [House of seven gables] 
 Complete writings (.Autograph) v 3 
 Celestial railroad; parody on Bunyan's 
 Pilgrim's Progress 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (.Autograph) v 4 
 Democratic R 12:515 
 Liv Age 66: 740 
 Chimaera 
 
 /;; Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 13 
 Tappan. E. M. Children's hour 2:202 
 Chipi)ings with a chisel 
 
 /;; Complete works (Riverside) v I 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (.Autograph! v 2 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 139 
 
 Christmas banquet .^K-Prside) v 2 
 
 In Complete works (R^crsidej v 
 [Mosses from an old mansel _ 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v ^ 
 Democratic R 14:78 
 
 "Srco-'mlletc worK. (Riverside) v 4 
 r Wonder book] int.. 
 
 Complete writings Autograph) v 13 
 Colonial stories [In Colonial days] 
 
 /u Colonial stones , 
 
 DaffydowndiUy. See Hawthorne, N. Little 
 DaffydowndiUy 
 
 °/r Complete works (Riverside) v . 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 Devil in manuscript -a \ .r -z 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 [House of seven gablesj 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 3 
 
 '^'/..''compTcte works (Riverside) V .. 
 [Tales and sketches] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 17 
 Dr. Grimshaw's secret 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 1.5 
 Cent 25:433 
 Dr Heideger's experiment 
 
 /■/complete works (Riverside) v I 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) vi 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces, Haw- 
 thorne 
 Dnlliver romance . , . 
 
 7n Complete works (Riverside) v n 
 [Dolliver romance] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 14 
 
 ""rrd^nX^: works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete wri'tings (Autograph) v 13 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 2. 128 
 Drowne's wooden iniage 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Haw- 
 thorne 
 
 Earth's holocaust /-RH-erside) v 2 
 
 In Complete works (Ri^^isiae; v 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Edward Fane's rosebud 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Edward Randolph's portrait 
 
 /n Complete works (Riverside) v 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Colonial stories 
 In colonial days . 
 
 Legends of the Provmce house 
 Egotism, or the bosom serpent . 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Democratic R. 12:255 
 
 Elixir of life. See Hawthorne, N. Sep- 
 
 timius Felton 
 Endicott and the red cross 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Legends of New England 
 Esther Dudley. See Hawthorne, N. Old 
 Esther Dudley 
 
 Ethan Brand -j a „ , 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 [House of seven gablesj 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 3 
 Canby, H. S. Study of the short story 
 Johnson, R. Little classics v i 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Haw- 
 thorne 
 
 ''rfimpleTe''°worKs (Riverside) v x 
 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 
 "^rS^plete works (Riverside) v n 
 [Dolliver romance] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 16 
 Fantasy. See Hawthorne, N. Hall of fan- 
 tasy 
 
 ''=/=;''corplete works (Riverside) V . 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 4 
 Internat M 5: 182, 333 
 
 Fellow traveller ^^■,Af.\ v 2 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Flight in the fog [Passages from an relin- 
 quished work] • 1 \ ir •? 
 /n Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograpn) v 5 
 Footprints on the seashore 
 
 /H Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Fragments from the journal of a solitary 
 
 /."complete works (Riverside) v 12 
 [Tales and sketches] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 17 
 
 ^Ifcom'plete works (Riverside) v I 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 Ghost of Dr. Harris 
 In Eclectic M 134: 437 
 Liv Age 224: 345 
 19th Cent 47 : 8« 
 
 °f,??ompTete works (Riverside) v 4 
 CoTp?ae'™rU&'s(Au.ograp„)v.3 
 Tappan. E. M. Children's hour 2.60 
 
 °°/;f Co^pMe works (Riverside) v 4 
 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 13 
 Tappan, E.M. Children's hour 3: 92 
 
I40 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel — ro;///;/(a-(/. 
 Gorgon's head 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [\\'onder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 13 
 Tappan. E. M. Children's hour 2:29 
 Grandfather's chair 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 Grandfather's dream 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [\A'onder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 Graves and goblins 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 12 
 [Tales and sketches] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 17 
 Gray champion 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told talcs] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 
 Legends of New England 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Haw- 
 thorne , 
 New Eng M o s 8: 20 
 Great carbuncle 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 Great stone face 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 [House of seven gables] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 3 
 Cody, S. Selection from the world's 
 
 greatest short stories 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 
 Little masterpieces of fictionV 4 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Haw- 
 thorne 
 Nettleton, G. E. Specimens of the 
 
 short story 
 Tappan, E. M. Cliildren's hour 10:271 
 Hall of fantasy 
 
 /;; Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v4 
 Haunted mind 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Hollow of the three hills 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 Howe's masquerade 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Colonial stories 
 In colonial days 
 Legends of the Province house 
 Hesperian i : 234 
 Hutchinson's mob 
 
 hi Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 In colonial days (Colonial stories] 
 
 In In colonial days 
 Indian Bible 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 
 Intelligence office 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Democratic R 14:269 
 John Inglefield's Thanksgiving 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 [House of seven gables] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 3 
 Lady Arabella 
 /;/ Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 Lady Eleanore's mantle 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Colonial stories 
 In colonial days 
 Legends of the Province liouse 
 Lily's quest 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v I 
 [Twice told talcs] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Little Annie's raml)le 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 Little Daffydowndilly 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 [House of seven gables] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 3 
 Main street 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 [House of seven gables] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 3 
 Man of adamant 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 [House of seven gables] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 3 
 Maypole of Merry Mount 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 Legends of New England 
 Minister's black veil 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told talcs] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v I 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 
 detective stories, American 
 Mabic. H. W., and Strachey. L. 
 Little masterpieces of llction v 5 
 Minotaur 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder l)ook] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 13 
 Tappan, E. M. Cliildren's liour 2: 166 
 Miraculous pitclier 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book| 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 13 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 3:67 
 Molyneux. See Hawthorne, N. My kins- 
 man, Major Molyneux 
 Mr. Higinbotliam's catastroplie 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v I 
 [Twice told talcs] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 1 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 141 
 
 Mrs. Bullfrog 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) \ I 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 4 
 Monsieur du Miroir 
 
 /;; Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 4 
 M}^ home return 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 12 
 [Tales and skelclies] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 17 
 My kinsman, Major Molyneux 
 
 hi Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 [House of seven gables] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 3 
 New Adam and Eve 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Notch of the White Mountains 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Old apple-dealer 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Old Esther Dudley 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Colonial stories 
 In colonial days 
 Legends of Province house 
 Old-fashioned school 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 Old manse 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 4 
 Warner library 
 Old woman's tale 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 12 
 [Tales and sketches] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 16 
 Oliver Cromwell. Sec Hawthorne, N. Bio- 
 graphical stories 
 Paradise of children 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 2: 107 
 Passages from a relinquished work 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Peter Goldthwaite's treasure 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v I 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Pine-tree shillings 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 Pomegranate seeds 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 3: 114 
 
 Procession of life 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 4 
 Democratic R 12:36 
 Prophetic pictures 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v I 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V I 
 Provincial muster 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 P's correspondence 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Pygmies 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 13 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's 1101^2:3 
 Queen Christina. See Hawthorne, ;^TCio- 
 
 graphical stories 
 Randolph's portrait. See Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Edward Randolph's portrait 
 Rappaccini's daughter 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 4 
 Trent, W. P., and Henneman, J. B. 
 Best American stories 
 Red cross 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 
 
 Rejected blessing 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 Rill from the town pump 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 Roger Malvin's burial 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Legends of New England 
 Rosebud. See Hawthorne, N. Edward 
 
 Fane's rosebud 
 Samuel Johnson. See Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Biographical stories 
 Select party 
 
 In Complete Avorks (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 4 
 Septimius Felton; or, The elixir of life 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v il 
 [Dollivcr romance] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 14 
 Atlan 2g:5, 645; 30:1, 129 
 St. Paul's M 10: I, 569 
 Seven vagabonds 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v I 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 
142 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel —Continued. 
 Shadow brook 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 13 
 Shaker bridal 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 ^ [Twice told tales! 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Show-box. See Hawthorne, N. Fancy's 
 
 show-box 
 Sir Isaac Newton. See Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Biographical stories 
 Sister years 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (.\utograph) v 2 
 Snow image 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 [House of seven gables] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 3 
 Internat M i : 537 
 Sunken treasure 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 13 
 Sylph Etheridge 
 
 /;/ Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 [House of seven gables] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 3 
 Tanglewood tales 
 
 hi Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 13 
 Three golden apples 
 
 /;; Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 13 
 Threefold destiny 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Toll-gatherer's day 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 Tory's farewell 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 4 
 [Wonder book] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 12 
 Village uncle 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice tohl talcs] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Virtuoso's collection 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [ATosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 5 
 Vision of the fountain 
 In Works (Riverside) v i Twice told 
 talcs 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 Wakefield 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] , 
 
 ("omplete writings (Autograph) v i 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Haw- 
 thorne 
 Wedding knell 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v i 
 
 White old maid 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v i 
 [Twice told tales] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 Baldwin, C. S. American short stor- 
 ies 
 Wives of the dead 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 3 
 [House of seven gables] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 3 
 Young Goodman Brown 
 
 In Complete works (Riverside) v 2 
 [Mosses from an old manse] 
 Complete writings (Autograph) v 2 
 New Eng M 8: 250 
 Hayes, Augustus Allen, 1837-1892 
 Denver express 
 In Stories by American authors v 6 
 Hazard of the North. Parker, G. 
 Hazing of Valliant. Williams, J. L. 
 Hazy night. Janvier, T. A. 
 He? Maupassant, G. 
 He also serves. Henry, O. 
 He knew Lincoln. Tarbell, I. M. 
 He knew what was due tlie court. Page, 
 
 T. N. 
 He would have gotten a lawyer. Page, 
 
 T. N. 
 He would not be denied. Parker, G. 
 Head gardener's tale. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Head-hunter. Henry, O. 
 Head of the district. Kipling, R. 
 Head of the family. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Headstone of the corner. Phillpotts, E. 
 Healer from Far-Away cove. Duncan, N. 
 Healing springs and the pioneers. Par- 
 ker, G. 
 Heard, John, jr. 
 Charge for France 
 In Stories of the army (Stories from 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M 10:697 
 Hearn, Lafacdio, 1850-1904 
 Before the supreme court 
 
 In Japanese miscellany 
 Common sense 
 
 In Kotto 
 Corpse-rider 
 
 In Shadowings 
 Dead secret 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 Diplomacy 
 
 III Kwaidan 
 Dream of Akinosuke 
 In Kwaidan 
 
 Atlan 03: 340 
 Gratitude of the Samebito 
 
 In Shadowings 
 Hi-Mawari 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 Horai 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 Ikiryo 
 
 In Kotto 
 In a cup of tea 
 
 /;/ Kotto 
 Jikininki 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 
 Jio-Roku-Zakura 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 143 
 
 Legend of Fugen-Bosatsu 
 
 In Shadowings 
 Legend of Tchi-Niu 
 
 In Some Chinese ghosts 
 Legend of Yurei-Daki 
 
 In Kotto 
 Mirror maiden 
 
 In Romance of the milky way 
 Mujina 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 Of a mirror and a bell 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 Of a promise broken 
 
 In Japanese miscellany 
 Of a promise kept 
 
 In Japanese miscellany 
 Oshidori 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 Reconciliation 
 
 /;} Shadowings 
 Red bridal 
 
 In Atlan 74: 74 
 Retun of Yen-Tchm-King 
 In Some Chinese ghosts 
 Riki-Baka 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 Rokuro-Kubi 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 Romance of the Milky Way 
 In Romance of the Milky Way 
 Atlan g6: 238 
 Screen-maiden 
 
 In Shadowings 
 Shirvo 
 
 In Kotto 
 Soul of the Great Bell 
 
 In Some Chinese ghosts 
 Storm 
 
 In Warner library 
 Storv of a fly 
 
 /»" Kotto 
 Story of a pheasant 
 
 In Kotto 
 Story of Aoyagi 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 Storv of Chugoro 
 
 In Kottd 
 Story of Ito Norisuke 
 In Romance of the Milky Way 
 Atlan 95: 98 
 Story of Kogi the priest 
 In Japanese miscellany 
 Story of Kwashin Koji 
 
 In Japanese miscellany 
 Story of Mimi-Nashi-HoTchi 
 In Kwaidan 
 
 Atlan 92: 237 
 Story of Ming-Y 
 
 In Some Chinese ghosts 
 Story of O-Kame 
 
 In Kotto 
 Story of O-Tei 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 Story of Umetsu Chiibei 
 In Japanese miscellany 
 Stranger than fiction 
 
 In Romance of the Milky Way 
 Atlan 95: 494 
 Sympathy of Benten 
 
 In Shadowings 
 Tale of the porcelain-god 
 In Some Chinese ghosts 
 
 Tradition of the tea-plant 
 
 In Some Chinese ghosts 
 Ubazakura 
 
 In Kwaidan 
 Youma 
 
 In Youma 
 Y'uki-onna 
 In Kwaidan 
 Hearne's romance. Hawthorne, J. 
 Heart of a beggar. Gorky, M. 
 Heart of a child. Bacon, J. D. 
 Heart of darkness. Conrad, J. 
 Heart of gold. Cabell, J- B. 
 Heart of John Middleton. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Heart of the house. Vorse, M. H. 
 Heart of the Princess Osra. Hawkms, 
 
 A. H. 
 Heart of the spring. Yeats, W. B. 
 Heart-rending story of Mr. Heavysides. 
 
 See Collins, W. Fatal cradle 
 Heartache. Gorky, M. 
 Heartbreak cameo. Champney, E. W. 
 Hearts and crosses. Henry, O. 
 Heart's desire. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Heart's key. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Hearts unfortified. Trumbull, A. E. 
 Heartsease. Brown, A. 
 Heartsease. Earle, M. T. 
 Heathen. London, J. 
 Heathen. Warman, C. 
 Heather lintie. Crockett, S. R. 
 Heaven-kissing hill. Magruder, J. 
 Hector. Bunner, H. C. 
 Hector. Tarkington, B. 
 Heimweh. Long, J. L. 
 Heir of the Broken-O. Lewis, A. H. 
 Heir of the McHulishes. Harte, B. 
 Heiress! Maartens, M. 
 Heiress of Red Dog. Harte, B. 
 Heirs of fate. Pratt, L. 
 Heliodorus, 4th Century 
 Lovers 
 
 In Warner library 
 Theagenes and the bull 
 In Warner library 
 Help from the hopeless. Fernald, C. B. 
 Helping the other fellow. Henry, O. 
 Helpless situation. Clemens, S. L. 
 Heman's ma. Brown, A. 
 Heminway, Percy 
 Gregorio 
 
 In Stories by English authors, Africa 
 Henry, C, pseud, (William Sydney Porter) 
 1862-1910 
 According to their lights 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Adjustment of nature 
 
 In Four million 
 Admiral 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 Adventures in neurasthenia. See Henry, O. 
 
 Let me feel your pulse 
 Adventures of Shamrock Jones 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 After twenty years 
 
 In Four million 
 Afternoon miracle 
 
 In Heart of the West 
 Apology 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 
144 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Henry, 0.—Co)iliiiucd. 
 Aristocracy versus hasli 
 
 //) Rolling stones 
 Art and the bronco 
 
 //; Roads of destiny 
 Assessor of success 
 
 /;/ Trimmed lamp 
 At arms with Morpheus 
 
 1)1 Sixes and sevens 
 Atavism of John Tom Little Bear 
 
 III Rolling- stones 
 Babes in the jungle 
 
 III Strictly business 
 Badge of policeman O'Roon 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Best seller 
 
 III Options 
 Between rounds 
 
 /;; Four million 
 Bexar script no. 2692 
 
 /;/ Rolling stones 
 Bird of Bagdad 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Blackjack bargainer 
 
 /;; Whirligigs 
 
 Munsey 25: 620 
 Blind man's holiday 
 
 //; Whirligigs 
 • Brickdust row 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Brief debut of Tildy 
 
 /;; Four million 
 Buried treasure 
 
 In Options 
 Buyer from Cactus city 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 By courier 
 
 In Four million 
 Caballero's waj' 
 
 In Heart of the West 
 Everybody's 17:86 
 Caliph and the cad 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Caliph, Cupid and the clock 
 
 In Four million 
 Call loan 
 
 In Heart of the W^cst 
 Call of the tame 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Calloway's code 
 
 //; Whirligigs 
 
 Munsey 35: 687 
 Caught 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 Chair of pliilanthromathematics 
 
 In Gentle grafter 
 Ciiampion of tlie weather 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Chanson de I'ohemc 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Chaparral Christmas gift 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Chaparral prince 
 
 In Heart of the West 
 Chercliez la femme 
 
 /;/ Rfjads of destiny 
 Christmas by injunction 
 
 In Heart of the West 
 Church with an overshot wheel 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 
 City of dreadful night 
 
 /;/ Voice of the city 
 Clarion call 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Comedy in rubber 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Coming-out of Maggie 
 
 In Four million 
 Complete life of Jolin Hopkins 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Compliments of the season 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Conscience in art 
 
 In Gentle grafter 
 Contribution 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Cop and tlie anthem 
 
 In Four million 
 Cosmopolite in a cafe 
 
 In Four million 
 Count and the wedding guest , 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 
 Patten, W. International short 
 stories v i 
 Country of illusion 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 
 Everybody's 15:465 
 Cupid a la carte 
 
 In Heart of the West 
 Cupid's exile number two 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 Day resurgent 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Day we celebrate 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Reader 11 : 16 
 Defeat of the city 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Departmental case 
 
 /;; Roads of destiny 
 Diamond of Kali 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Dicky 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 Dinner at — 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Critic 44: 530 
 Discounters of monej^ 
 
 In Roads of destiny 
 Door of unrest 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 
 Cosmopol 37: 91 
 
 Double-dyed deceiver 
 
 In Roads of destiny 
 Everybody's 13:814 
 Dougherty's eye-opener 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Dream 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Cosmopol 40: 444 
 Drop a tear in this slot 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Duel 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Duplicity of Hargraves 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Easter of the soul 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Elsie in New York 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 145 
 
 Emancipation of Billy 
 /;; Roads of aestiny 
 Enchanted kiss 
 
 In Roads of destiny 
 Enchanted people 
 
 1)1 Roads of dcstinj' 
 Ethics of pig 
 
 1)1 Gentle ^rafter 
 Munsey 36: 61 
 Exact science' of matrimony 
 
 1)1 Gentle grafter 
 Extradited from Bohemia 
 
 1)1 Voice of the city 
 Ferry of unfulfillment 
 
 1)1 Trimmed lamp 
 Eickle fortune; or. How Gladys hustled 
 
 /;; Rolling stones 
 Fifth wheel 
 
 /;/ Strictly business 
 Everybody's 17: 193 
 Flag paramount 
 
 1)1 Cabbages and kings 
 Fog in Santone 
 1)1 Rolling stones 
 Cosmopol 53:658 
 Fool-killer 
 
 /;/ Voice of the city 
 Foreign policy of Company 99 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Fourth in Salvador 
 In Roads of destiny 
 McClure 21: 328 
 "Fc)x-in-the-morning" 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 Friendly call 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Friends in San Rosario 
 
 1)1 Roads of destiny 
 From each according to his ability 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 From the cabby's seat 
 
 /;; Four million 
 Furnished room 
 
 1)1 Four million 
 Georgia's ruling 
 In Whirligigs 
 
 Outlook 65: 498 
 Ghost of a chance 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Gift of the magi 
 In Four million 
 Girl 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Girl and the graft 
 
 1)1 Strictly business 
 Girl and the habit 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Gold that glittered 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Greater Coney 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Green door 
 
 In Four million 
 Guardian of the accolade 
 In Roads of destiny 
 Cur Lit 47: iii 
 Guardian of the 'scutcheon 
 
 In Cosmopol 35:49 
 Guilty party 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 
 Halberdier of the little Rhcinschloss 
 1)1 Roads of destiny 
 Everybody's 16: 627 
 Hand that riles the world 
 
 In Gentle grafter 
 Handbook of Hymen 
 1)1 Heart of the West 
 Munsey 35: 414 
 Harbinger 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Hard to forget 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Harlem tragedy 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 He also serves 
 
 In Options 
 
 Head-hunter 
 
 In Options 
 
 Everybody's 18:593 
 Hearts and crosses 
 
 In Heart of the West 
 Helping the other fellow 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Hiding of Black Bill 
 In Options 
 
 Everybody's 19^447 
 Higher abdication 
 In Heart of the West 
 Munsey 35: 548 
 Higher pragmatism 
 
 In Options 
 Holding up a train 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 McClure 22: 611 
 Hostages to Momus 
 In Gentle grafter 
 Munsey 33: 466 
 How Gladys hustled. See Henry, O. Fickle 
 
 fortune 
 Hygeia at the Solito 
 
 In Heart of the West 
 Hypotheses of failure 
 
 hi Whirligigs 
 Indian summer of Dry Valley Johnson 
 In Heart of the West 
 Am M 63 : 406 
 Innocents of Broadway 
 
 In Gentle grafter 
 Jim Peters as a personal magnet 
 
 In Gentle grafter 
 Jimmie Hayes and Muriel 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Munsey 29: 127 
 Lady higher up 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Last leaf 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Last of the troubadours 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Everybody's 19: 16 
 Law and order 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Everybody's 23:299 
 Let me feel your pulse [Adventures in 
 neurasthenia] 
 In Let me feel your pulse 
 Sixes and sevens 
 Cosmopol 49: 217 
 
146 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Henry, O.— Continued. 
 Lickpenny lover 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Little local colour 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 "Little speck in garnered fruit" 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Lonesome road 
 
 In Roads of destiny 
 Lord Oakhurst's curse 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Lost blend 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Lost on dress parade 
 
 In Four million 
 Lotus and the bottle 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 Love-philtre of Ikey Schoenstein 
 
 In Four million 
 Lullaby boy 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Madame Bo-peep, of the ranches 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Madison Square Arabian night 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Makes the whole world kin 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Making of a New Yorker 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Mammon and the archer 
 
 In Four million 
 Man about town 
 
 In Four million 
 Man higher up 
 
 In Gentle grafter 
 Marionettes 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Marquis and Miss Sally 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Marry month of May 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Masters of arts 
 
 in Cal)bages and kings 
 Matter of mean elevation 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Medley of moods. See Henry, O. Two 
 
 women 
 Memento 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Memoirs of a yellow dog 
 
 In Four million 
 Midsummer knight's dream 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Midsummer masquerade 
 
 In Gentle grafter 
 Alissing chord; a tale of Texas 
 
 In Heart of the West 
 Cent 68:313 
 Modern rural sports 
 
 In Gentle grafter 
 Moment of victory 
 
 In Options 
 Money maze 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 Municipal report 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Murderer 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Nemesis and the candy man 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 
 New Manhattan nights 
 
 In Am M 66:433, 540; 67:88 
 New York by campfire light 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Newspaper story 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Next to reading matter 
 
 In Roads of destiny 
 Everybody's 17: 735 
 Night in the new Arabia 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Everybody's 18: 302 
 No story 
 
 /;; Options 
 Nothing to say 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 October and June 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Octopus marooned 
 
 In Gentle grafter 
 Old farm 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 On behalf of the management 
 
 In Roads of destiny 
 One dollar's worth 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Munsey 29: 127 
 One thousand dollars 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Passing of Black Eagle 
 
 In Roads of destiny 
 Past one at Rooney's 
 
 /;( Strictly business 
 Pendulum 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Pewee 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Philistine in Bohemia 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Phoebe 
 
 In Roads of destiny 
 Everybody's 17: 592 
 Phonograph and the graft 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 McClure 20: 428 
 Pimienta pancakes 
 
 In Heart of the West 
 McClure 22: 141 
 Plutonian fire 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Poet and the peasant 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Poor rule 
 
 In Options 
 
 Everybody's 21 : 234 
 Pride of the cities 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 Princess and the puma 
 
 In Heart of the West 
 Prisoner of Zembla 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Proof of the pudding 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Psyche and the pskyscraper 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Purple dress 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Queries and answers 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 147 
 
 Quest of Soapy 
 
 In Cur Lit 45: 581 
 Ramble in aphasia 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Ransom of Mack 
 In Heart of the West 
 McClure 24: 123 
 Ransom of red chief 
 
 /;; Whirligigs 
 Rathskeller and the rose 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Reformation of Calliope 
 In Heart of the West 
 Remanats of the code 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 Renaissance at Charleroi 
 In Roads of destiny 
 Era 10: 368 
 Retrieved reform. See Henry, O. Re- 
 trieved reformation 
 Retrieved reformation 
 In Roads of destiny 
 Cosmopol 34: 632 
 Roads of destiny 
 
 In Roads of destiny 
 Roads we take 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Robe of peace 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Romance of a busy broker 
 
 In Four million 
 "Rose of Dixie" 
 In Options 
 
 Everybody's 18: 761 
 Roses, ruses and romance 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Rouge et noir 
 
 hi Cabbages and kings 
 Rubaiyat of a Scotch highball 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Ruler of men 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 
 Everybody's 15: 157 
 Rus in urbe 
 
 1)1 Options 
 Sacrifice hit 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 School and schools 
 
 In Options 
 Seats of the haughty 
 In Heart of the West 
 Munsey 36: 285 
 Service of love 
 
 In Four million 
 Shamrock and the palm 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 Shearing the wolf 
 
 In Gentle grafter 
 Ships 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 Shocks of doom 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Shoes 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 Sisters of the golden circle 
 
 In Four million 
 Skylight room 
 
 In Four million 
 Sleuths 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 
 Smith 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 Snapshot at the president 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Snow man 
 
 In Hampton 25: 231 
 Social triangle 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Sociology in serge and straw 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Some letters 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Some postscripts 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Song and the sergeant 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Sound and fury 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Sphinx apple 
 
 /;; Heart of the West 
 Springtime a la carte 
 
 In Four million 
 Squaring the circle 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Strange stories 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Strictly business 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Suite homes and their romance 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Supply and demand 
 
 In Options 
 Tale of a tainted tenner 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Tamales 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Technical error 
 In Whirligigs 
 Telemachus, friend 
 In Heart of the West 
 Munsey 34: 286 
 Tempered wind 
 In Gentle grafter 
 McClure 23:349 
 Theory and the hound 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Thimble, thimble 
 
 In Options 
 Thing's the play 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Third ingredient 
 In Options 
 
 Everybody's 19:790 
 Tictocq 
 
 1)1 Rolling stones 
 To him who waits 
 1)1 Options 
 
 Collier's 42: Ja 23 p 15 
 Tobin's palm 
 1)1 Four million 
 McClure 21: 443 
 Tommy's burglar 
 
 In Whirligigs 
 Tracked to doom 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Transformation of Martin Burney 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 
 Transients in Arcadia 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 
148 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Henry, O. —Cofilinttcd. 
 Trimmed lamp 
 
 III Trimmed lamp 
 ]\IcClure 27: 391 
 Two recalls 
 
 1)1 Cabbages and kings 
 Two renegades 
 
 III Roads of destiny 
 Two Thanksgiving day gentlemen 
 
 In Trimmed lamp 
 Two women: the one. a fog in santone: 
 the other, a medley of moods 
 /;; Two women 
 Ulysses and the dogman 
 
 /;; Sixes and sevens 
 Unfinished Christmas story 
 
 In Rolling stones 
 Uniinished story 
 In Four million 
 McClure 25: 422 
 Unknown quantity 
 
 III Strictlj' business 
 Unprofitable servant 
 III Rolling stones 
 
 Everybody's 25:787 
 \'anity 
 
 III Rolling stones 
 Vanity and some sables 
 
 In Trimmed lanvp 
 Venturers 
 
 In Strictly business 
 Everybody's 21:486 
 Vitagraphoscope 
 
 In Cabbages and kings 
 ^'oice of the city 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 "What you want" 
 
 /;; Strictly business 
 While the auto waits 
 
 In Voice of the city 
 Whirligig of life 
 In Whirligigs 
 
 Harper 107: 317 
 Whistling Dick's Christmas stocking 
 In Roads of destiny 
 McClure 14: 138 
 Witches' loaves 
 
 In Sixes and sevens 
 World and the door 
 In Whirligigs 
 Am lAI 64: 412 
 Henry. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Henry Koehler, misogynist. Singmaster, E. 
 Henry Smith's honeymoon. Jordan, E. G. 
 Hephzibah Guinness. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Hepzibah's turkeys. Hale, E. E. 
 Her audience of two. Jordan, E. G. 
 Her baby brother. Moulton, L. C. 
 Her captivity. Conrad, J. 
 Her character. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Her Christmas. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Her Christmas cabby. Troubetzkoy, A. C. 
 Her dying words. -Udrich, T. B. 
 Her eyes arc doves. Spofford, II. P. 
 Her father's daughter. Bacon, J. D. 
 Her father's wife. Maartcns, M. 
 Her fiance. Bacon, J. D. 
 Her first appearance. Davis, Ricliard H. 
 Her first ( hristmas party. Donnell, A. H. 
 Her first horse show. Gray, D. 
 Her friend. Jordan, ]■".. G. 
 
 Her great-grandmother's ghost. Page, T. N. 
 
 Her housecleaning day. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Her husband. French, A. W. 
 
 Her ladyship. Moulton, L. C. 
 
 Her last day. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Her last word Maartens, M. 
 
 Her letter to his second wife. Matthews, 
 
 J. B. 
 Her letters. Brown, A. 
 Her little responsibility. Kipling. R. 
 Her little sister. Bacon, J. 1). 
 Fler lover. Gorky, M. 
 Her lover. Stockton, F. R. 
 Her majesty's servants. Kipling, R. 
 Her man of fate. Gibbon, P. 
 Her marital recapitulation. French, A. W. 
 Her marriage day. Watson, J. 
 Her marriage lines. Bland, E. N. 
 Her neighbor's creed. Cameron, M. 
 Her neighbor's landmark. Trumbull. A. E. 
 Her own country. Singmaster, E. 
 Her own doing. Norris, W. E. 
 Her own storj'. Gibbon, P. 
 Her stepmother. Bacon, J. D. 
 Her stocking. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Her story. Spofiford, H. P. 
 Her sympathetic editor Page, T. N. 
 Her two husbands. Zola, E. 
 Her uncle. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Her Virginia mammy. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 Her way of convincing him. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Her weight in gold. McCutcheon. G. B. 
 Heralds of fame Barr, R. 
 Herb called heartsease. White, W. A. 
 Hercules and Aphrodite. ]\Ierrick, L. 
 Heresy of Abner Caliban. Harben, W. N. 
 Heritage. Cutting, M. S. 
 Heritage. Maupassant, G. de 
 Heritage of Dedlow marsh. Ilarte, B. 
 Herman's ma. , Brown, A. 
 Hermaphrodite. Maupassant, G. de 
 Hermit. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Hermit. Maupassant, G. de 
 Hermit and the wild woman. Wharton. E. 
 Hermit in Arcadia. Brown, A. 
 Hermit of Le Croisie. Balzac, H. de 
 Hermit of Saint-Eugene. Norris, W. E. 
 Hermit of — street. Green, A. K. 
 Hermitage. Sec Brown, E. L. At the her- 
 mitage 
 Hero of Com])any G. Thanet, O. 
 Hero worship. Williams, J. L. 
 Herodias. Flaubert, G. 
 Heroes. Conncdly, J. B. 
 Herrick, Robert, 1868- 
 Avalanche 
 
 In Scrib M 41 : 705 
 End of desire 
 
 In Atlan 92: 462 
 General manager 
 
 In Scrib M 43: 270 
 His leetle trees 
 
 In Everybody's 27:35 
 In the doctor's office 
 
 In Scrib M 43: 103 
 Literary love-letters 
 
 In Literary love-letters 
 Atlan 74:814 
 Love's dilemmas 
 
 /;( Love's dilemmas 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 149 
 
 Man who wins 
 
 III Man who wins 
 Mare Morto 
 
 In Literary love-letters 
 Marriage by proxv 
 
 In Love's dilemmas 
 Master of the inn 
 
 In Scrib M 42:669 
 Miracle 
 
 In Harper 124: 138 
 Miss Atherton's mission 
 
 In Love's dilemmas 
 Mute 
 
 In Love's dilemmas 
 Payment in full 
 
 In Literary love-letters 
 Pension love storv 
 
 In Love's dilemmas 
 Polity of nature 
 
 In Lippinc 68: 458 
 Price of romance 
 In Literary love-letters 
 Scrib M 18:60 
 Professor's chance 
 In Atlan 87: 723 
 Prothalamion 
 
 In Literary love-letters 
 Psychological moment 
 In Love's dilemmas 
 Question in art 
 In Literary love-letters 
 Scrib M 17: 514 
 Rejected Titian 
 In Literary love-letters 
 Scrib M 22: 29 
 Temple of Juno 
 
 In Atlan loi: 353 
 Temporary infidelity 
 
 In Love's dilemmas 
 Their child 
 In Their child 
 Herrisdale. Maartens, M. 
 Herself. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Hester. Mitford, M. R. 
 Hewlett, Maurice Henry, 1861- 
 Beckwith's fairy 
 
 In Scrib M 46: 129 
 Brazenhead the great 
 In Fond adventures 
 Buondelmonte's saga 
 In Fond adventures 
 Harper 106:343, 541 
 Cast of the apple 
 
 In New Canterbury tales 
 Harper 103: 402 
 Countess Alys. See Hewlett, M. H. 
 
 Scrivener's tale 
 Countess of Picpus 
 
 In Putnam's 2:36, 171, 305 
 Dan Costard's tale of Peridore and Para- 
 vail 
 In New Canterbury tales 
 Duchess of Nona 
 
 In Little novels of Italy 
 Lippinc 64: 323 
 Eugenio and Galeotto [Logic of events] 
 In New Canterbury tales 
 Anglo Saxon R 5: 37 
 Fairy wife 
 
 In Cent 85: 500 
 
 Half-brothers 
 In New Canterbury talcs 
 Fortn 75:939 
 Putnam's 3: 86, 172 
 Heart's key 
 In Fond adventures 
 Harper 104: 2 
 Ippolita of the hills [Paduan pastoral] 
 
 In Little novels of Italy 
 Judgment of Borso 
 In Judgment of Borso 
 Little novels of Italy 
 Logic of events. See Hewlett, M. H. 
 
 Eugenio and Galeotto 
 Love chase 
 
 In Fond adventures 
 Madonna of the peach tree 
 In Little novels of Italy 
 
 Madonna of the peach tree 
 Marriage of Quidnunc 
 
 In Forum 44: 691 
 Master Richard Smith's tale of the cast 
 of the apple. See Hewlett, M. H. 
 Cast of the apple 
 Messer Cino and the live coal 
 In Little novels of Italy 
 Liv Age 219: 240 
 Macmillan M 78: 296 
 Oreads 
 
 In Forum 44: 283 
 Paduan pastoral. See Hewlett, M. H. 
 
 Ippolita of the hills 
 Percival Perceforest's tale of Eugenio and 
 Galeotto 
 In New Canterbury tales 
 Peridore and Paravail. See Hewlett, 
 
 M. H. Dan Costard's tale 
 Prioress of Ambresbury's tale of Saint 
 Gervaise of Plessy. See Hewlett, 
 M. H. Saint Gervaise 
 Quattrocentisteria 
 
 In Quattrocentisteria 
 Ruinous face 
 In Ruinous face 
 Harper 119: 456 
 Sacrifice at Prato 
 
 In Sacrifice at Prato 
 Saint Gervaise of Plessy 
 In New Canterbury tales 
 Saint Gervaise of Plessy 
 Fortn 74: 1049 
 Scrivener's tale of the Countess Alys 
 In New Canterbury tales 
 Fortn 76: 332 
 Spanish jade 
 
 In Harper 113: 489 
 "Heyo, House!" Plarris, J. C. 
 Heyse, Paul Johann Ludwig. 1830- 
 Andrea Delfin 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, German 
 L'Arrabiata [The fury] 
 In L'Arrabiata 
 Selected stories 
 
 Mabie, H. 'W., and Strachey, L. 
 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 3 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, German 
 
 V I 
 
 At the ghost hour 
 In At the ghost hour 
 
ISO 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Heyse, Paul Johann Ludwig — Continued. 
 Barbarossa 
 
 /;; Barbarossa 
 Beatrice 
 
 In Dead lake 
 Beginning and end 
 
 In Dead lake 
 
 Every Saturday 7: iii, 149 
 Bcppc, the star-gazer 
 
 In Selected stories 
 Blind 
 
 In L'Arrabiata 1 
 
 Christmas present 
 
 In Harper 82: 16 
 Count Ernest's home 
 
 /;; L'Arrabiata 
 Divided heart 
 
 In Divided lieart 
 Donkey 
 
 In Words never to be forgotten 
 Doomed 
 
 In Dead lake 
 Embroidercss of Treviso 
 
 In Barbarossa 
 Emercnz 
 
 In Cosmopol 5:506; 6:71 
 Fair Abigail 
 
 In At the ghost hour. The fair Abigail 
 Fair Kate 
 
 In Barbarossa 
 Fair Kate 
 Forest laugh 
 
 In At the frhost hour. The forest laugh 
 Fortnight at the dead lake 
 
 In Dead lake 
 Fury. See Heyse. P. J. L. L'Arrabiata 
 Geoffrey and Garcinde 
 
 In Barl)arossa 
 Honest people 
 
 In Cosmopol 20; 649 
 House of the unbelieving Thomas 
 
 In At the ghost hour. The house of the 
 unbeliever 
 Judith Stern 
 
 In Tales from the German 
 Lonely ones 
 
 /;; Lippinc 4: 389 
 Lost son 
 
 In Barbarossa 
 Lottka 
 
 In Barbarossa 
 Maria P"rancisca 
 
 In Selected stories 
 Mid-day magic 
 
 In At the ghost liour. Mid-day magic 
 Minka 
 
 In Divided heart 
 My Italian adventure 
 
 In Appleton 6: 506 
 Rothenburg on tlic Tauber 
 
 In Divided heart 
 Solitaries 
 
 In Solitaries 
 Strange heart 
 
 In Cosmopol i: 69 
 Walter's little mother 
 
 In L'Arrabiata 
 Wedding at Capri 
 
 In Cosmopol 16: 318 
 Witch f)f the Corso 
 /;( Witch of the Corso 
 
 Words never to be forgotten 
 In Words never to be forgotten 
 Hi-.Mawari. Hearn, L. 
 Hibbard, George Abiah, 1858- 
 Aflcr the accident 
 
 In Cent 71 : 321 
 Ambassador 
 
 In Harper 116: 380 
 Art of love 
 
 In Cosmopol 40: 727 
 As others see us 
 
 In Lippinc 66: 903 
 "As the sparks fly upward" 
 In Governor 
 
 Scrib M 8: 721 
 Before his door 
 
 In Reader 7: 36 
 Case in point 
 
 //; Scrib M 12: 323 
 Chaperon 
 
 In Ladies' H J 22: Je p 8, 51 
 Confessions of an engaged couple 
 
 In Ladies' H J 25: F p 15 
 Dark horse 
 
 In Cosmopol 8: 86 
 Decdlcss drama 
 In Governor 
 
 Scrib ^I 7:378 
 Divided heart 
 
 In Harper 100: 474 
 Dragoness 
 In Iduna 
 
 Harper 81: 667 
 Earlier manner 
 
 In Cent 50:878 
 End of the beginning 
 In Governor 
 Scrib U 3:82 
 Eves of afifcction 
 
 'In Harper ti i: 397 
 Flirt 
 
 In Nowadays 
 For the love of — 
 
 In Putnam's 3: 717 
 Fortunes of the game 
 
 /); Hampton's 24: 586 
 Fresh-water romance 
 In Governor 
 
 Scrib ]\I 10:774 
 From a clear sky 
 
 In Harper 107: 42 
 Gentleman from Huron 
 
 In Scrib M 17: 743 
 Governor 
 In Governor 
 
 Scrib M 6:64 
 Grandniama 
 
 /;; Cosmopol 34: 310 
 Guilty Sir Guy 
 /;/ Nowadays 
 Her character 
 
 /;( Cent 72: 302 
 Her stocking 
 
 /// Cosmopol 40: 136 
 Her wav of convincing him 
 
 In Ladies' H J 27: Je p i6 
 Hermit 
 
 In Atlan 07: 444 
 Herself 
 
 /;/ Ladies' H 1 21: N p 4. 61 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIKS 
 
 151 
 
 Iduna 
 
 /;; Iduna 
 
 Cent 32: 49 
 In maiden meditation 
 III Iduna 
 
 Cent 41:443. 
 In the midst of life 
 
 III Nowadays 
 Journal of a millionaire 
 
 In Cent 65 : 97 
 Lawn-mower 
 
 In Everybody's 17^45^ 
 Lesson 
 
 /;; Bookm 21:590; 22:30 
 Lion in the way 
 
 In Harper 103: 175 
 "J\Tad world, my masters" 
 
 /;; Nowadays „ 
 
 ]\Iaiden meditation. Sec Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 In maiden meditation 
 Marvels of science 
 
 In Scrib M 29: 476 
 Matter of fact 
 In Governor 
 
 Scrib M 10: 23 
 Matter of opinion 
 
 In Scrib M 28:233 
 Mazeppa 
 
 /;; Lippinc 91 : 589 
 Miss Latymcr _ 
 
 In Scrib M 12: 731 
 Morning call 
 
 /;; Harper 106: 305 
 Mystery of the centenarian 
 
 In Everybody's 12: 12 
 Night before Christmas 
 
 tn Harp B 47: Ja p7 
 Nowadays 
 
 In Nowadays 
 On the links 
 
 In Cent 64: 827 
 One woman's way 
 
 In Cent 49: 275 
 Papoose 
 
 In Iduna 
 Psyche 
 
 /;/. Harper 93: 772 
 Rainy afternoon 
 
 In Scrib M 15:83 
 Reproof valiant 
 
 /;; Reader 7- 37^ 
 Requirements of the situation 
 
 In McClure 21: 381 
 Rosamond's romance 
 
 /;( Harper 91: 219 
 Sacrifice to the graces 
 
 In Cosmopol 38: 658 
 Shadow of love 
 
 In Cent 67: 126 
 Sky-scraper 
 
 In Scrib M 40: 102 
 Story 
 
 /;; Harper 97: 30i 
 Storv of a great grandfather 
 
 /n' Scrib M 33:76 
 Summer intimacy 
 
 In Scrib M 15:363 
 Their storv 
 In Harper 88:756 
 
 "There's nothing half so sweet in life' 
 
 //( Nowadays 
 Thing apart 
 
 In Cent 59: 512 
 To Kellogg's farm 
 
 In Delin 74: 119 
 Toys 
 
 In Harp B 39: 1079 
 Linknown 
 
 In Scrib M 43: 239 
 Vehicle of love 
 
 In McClure 22: 627 
 Way it was 
 
 In McClure 22: 627 
 When Nora bought the piano 
 
 In Munsey 48: 947 
 Within the eye of honor 
 
 /;; Harper 95: 34 
 Woman in the case 
 /;; Iduna 
 
 Cent 38:209 
 "Would Dick do that?" 
 In Iduna 
 
 Harper 81: 42 
 Hichens, Robert Smythe, 1864- 
 After tomorrow 
 
 In After tomorrow 
 Bye-ways 
 Black spaniel 
 
 /;; Black spaniel 
 Blessed mime 
 
 In Eng Illnst 18: 345 
 Boudoir boy 
 
 /;; Bye-ways 
 Charmer of snakes 
 
 In Bye-ways 
 Collaborators 
 
 In Folly of Eustace 
 Cry of the child 
 
 In Tongues of conscience 
 Desert air 
 
 In Black spaniel 
 Outing 42:573 
 Desert drum 
 
 /;; Black spaniel 
 Echo in Egypt 
 In Bye-ways 
 
 Temple Bar 109: 34 
 Face of the monk 
 
 In Bye-ways 
 Figufe in the mirage 
 
 In Black spaniel 
 "Fin Tireur" 
 
 In Black spaniel 
 Folly of Eustace 
 
 In Folly of Eustace 
 Halima and the scorpions 
 
 In Black spaniel 
 How love came to Professor Guildea 
 
 /;; Tongues of conscience 
 Lady and the beggar 
 
 /;; Tongues of conscience 
 Man of promise 
 
 In Eclectic M 125:257, 353 
 Liv Age 206: 140, 208 
 Man who intervened 
 
 In Bye-ways 
 Mission of Mr. Eustace Greyne 
 In Black spaniel 
 
152 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Hichens, Robert Smythe —Continued. 
 Pancrazia's hair 
 
 /;/ Black spaniel 
 Princess and the jewel doctor 
 
 /;; Black spaniel 
 Return of the soul 
 
 /;; Folly of Eustace 
 Safti's summer day 
 
 III P>lack spaniel 
 Sea change 
 
 In Tongues of conscience 
 Silent guardian 
 
 In Bye-ways 
 Smain 
 
 In Black spaniel 
 Spinster 
 
 In Black spaniel 
 Tee-to-tum 
 
 In Bye-ways 
 "William Foster" 
 
 In Tongues of conscience 
 Hichens, R. S., and Hamilton, Lord Frederic 
 Trilnite of souls 
 
 /;; Bye-ways 
 Hidden house. Troubetzkoy, A. C. 
 Hidden masterpiece. See Balzac, H. de. Un- 
 known Masterpiece 
 Hiding of Black Bill. Henry, O. 
 Higgins — a man's Christian. Duncan, N. 
 High court of Budgery-Gar. Parker, G. 
 High-jinks in the barn Bangs, J. K. 
 High steeple of St. Chrysostoms. Kirk, E. O. 
 High tide of December. Davis, Rebecca. H. 
 High-water mark. Harte, B. 
 Higher abdication. Henry, O. 
 Higher pragmatism. Henry, O. 
 Highland miystic. Watson, J. 
 Highland widow. Scott, W. 
 Highlands of the city. Black, W. 
 Hilary's husband. Litchfield. G. D. 
 Hildrcth's wedding day. Earle, M. T. 
 Hill of illusion. Kipling, R. 
 Hill of pains. Parker, G. 
 Hills of Rucl. Sharp, W. 
 Hiltons' holiday. Jewett, S. O. 
 Himself reljorn. French, A. W. 
 Hinge. Cutting, M. S. 
 Hippy the dare-devil. Garland, H. 
 Hired baby. Corelli, M. 
 Hirelings. Zangwill, I. 
 His America. Glaspell, S. 
 His apparition; a novelette. How^ells, W. D. 
 His avenger. See Maupassant, G. de. Aven- 
 ger 
 His bad angel. Davis, Richard H. 
 His bad half-hour. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 His boy. Jordan, E. G. 
 His brother's keeper. Kipling, R. 
 His chance in life. Kipling, R. 
 His Christmas miracle. Craddock, C. E. 
 His crowning day. Watson, J. 
 His day in court. Craddock, C. E. 
 His duty. Thanet, O. 
 His enemy. Brown, A. 
 
 His excellency the governor. Andreev, L. N 
 His father's heart. Ward, E. S. P. 
 His father's son. Wharton, E. 
 His first operation. Doyle, A. C. 
 His first race. Gray, D. 
 His first suicide. Lefevre, E. 
 
 His first wife. Brown. A. 
 
 His Grace the Duke. Aldrich, T. B. 
 
 His heart's desire. Magruder, J. 
 
 His lady of silence. Gibbon, P. 
 
 His last cent. Smith, F. H. 
 
 His leetle trees. Herrick, R. 
 
 His level best. Hale, E. E. 
 
 His lordship. Harrison, C. C. 
 
 His lordship. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 His loyal heart. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 His Majesty and the fairies. French, A. W. 
 
 His Majesty Baby. Watson, J. 
 
 His Majesty the king. fCipling, R. 
 
 His mother-at-heart. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 His mother's New Year. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 His mother's sermon. Watson, J. 
 
 His mother's son. Ferber, E. 
 
 His need of Mis' Simmons. Pratt, L. 
 
 His new mittens. Crane, S. 
 
 His noinination. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 His old love. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 His one and only meet. French, A. W. 
 
 His opportunity. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 His other engagement. Van Dyke, H. 
 
 His other self. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 His own people. Tarkington, B. 
 
 His perfect alibi. Futrelle, J. 
 
 Flis practical view of things. Harris, J. C. 
 
 His prerogative. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 His price. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 His private capacity. Watson, J. 
 
 His private honour. Kipling, R. 
 
 His relict. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 His senior class day. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 
 His servant. Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 His soul to keep. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 His story, their letters. French, A. W. 
 
 His terrible father. French, A. W. 
 
 His uncle's memory. Moulton, L. C. 
 
 His unquiet ghost. Craddock, C. E. 
 
 His version of it. Ford, P. L. 
 
 His wedded wife. Kipling, R. 
 
 His wife. Gibbon, P. 
 
 His wife. See Ward, E. S. P. Avery 
 
 His wife's deceased sister. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 His word of honor. Perry, B. 
 
 His worship the goose-driver. Bennett, E. A. 
 
 History of a fall. Kipling, R. 
 
 History of Alix de Morainville. Cable, G. W. 
 
 History of an acre. Reade, C. 
 
 History of Lady Betty Stair. Seawell, 
 
 M. E. 
 History of Mr. Fantom. More, IL 
 History of over-sea. Le Galliennc, R. 
 History of over sea. Morris, W., tr. 
 History of Photogen and Nycteris. Macdon- 
 
 ald, G. 
 History of Samuel Titmarsh and the great 
 
 Hoggarty diamond. Thackeray, W. M. 
 History of the Hardcombcs. Hardy, T. 
 Hobbes, John Oliver. See Craigie, P. M. T. 
 Hobby rider. Jerome, J. K. 
 Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Wilhelm, 1776- 
 1 8 j_' 
 
 Agate lu'art 
 
 In Hoffmann's strange stories 
 
 Antonia's song 
 
 In Hoffmann's strange stories 
 
 Arthur's hall 
 
 In Weird tales v i 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 153 
 
 Berthold the madman 
 
 In Hoffmann's strange stories 
 Cardillac, the jeweller 
 
 In Hoffmann's strange stories 
 Cooper of Nuremburg • 
 
 In Hoffmann's strange stories 
 Coppelius the sandman. See Hoffmann, 
 
 E. T. W. Sandman 
 Cremona violin 
 In Weird tales v i 
 
 Mabie, H. W.. and Strachey, L. 
 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 2 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, German 
 
 V I 
 
 Doge and dogess 
 
 In Weird tales v 2 
 Entail 
 
 In Weird tales v i 
 Facination 
 
 In Hoffmann's strange stories 
 Fermata 
 
 In Weird tales v i 
 Gambler's luck 
 
 In Weird tales v 2 
 Golden pot 
 
 In Carlyle, T. German romance v 2 
 Lost reflection 
 
 In Hoffmann's strange stories 
 Mademoiselle dc Scuderi 
 
 In Weird tales v 2 
 Master Johannes Wacht 
 
 In Weird tales v 2 
 Master Martin the cooper 
 
 In Weird tales v 2 
 Mystery of the deserted house 
 
 In Hoffmann's strange stories 
 Nutcracker and Mouseking 
 
 In Nutcracker and Mouseking 
 Pharo bank 
 
 In Hoffmann's strange stories 
 Salvator Rosa 
 
 In Hoffmann's strange stories 
 Sandman 
 
 In Weird tales v i 
 Signor Formica 
 
 In Weird tales v i 
 Walled up door 
 
 In Hoffmann's strange stories 
 Hogg, James (Ettrick Shepherd, pseud.) 
 
 1770-1835 
 Adam Bell 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Adam Scott 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Adventures of Basil Lee 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Adventures of Colonel Peter Aston 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 6 
 Baron St. Gio 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Bridal of Polmood 
 
 In Talcs and sketches v 2 
 Brownie of Bodsbeck 
 
 In Tales and sketches v i 
 Brownie of the Black Hags 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Cameronian preacher's tale 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 2 
 
 Country dreams and apparitions: i. Wife 
 of Lochmabeh; 2, Cousin Mattie; 3, 
 Welldean Hall; 4, Tibby Johnston's 
 wraith 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 2 
 Country funeral 
 
 III Tales and sketches v 3 
 Cousin Mattie. See Hogg, J. Country 
 
 dreams and apparitions 
 Duncan Campbell 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Emigration" 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Evan M'Gabhar 
 
 In Talcs and sketches v i 
 Fraser 6: 450 
 Fords of Galium 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 2 
 George Dobson's expedition to Hell 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Gordon and the Gipsey 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 6 
 Hunt of Eildon 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Julia M'Kenzie 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 5 
 Katie Cheyne • 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Laird of Cassway 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Long pack 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Marvellous doctor 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Blackw 22 : 349 
 Mary Burnet 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Mary Montgomery 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 6 
 Mr. Adamson of Laversdope 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Mi^sterious bride 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Blackw 28: 943 
 Nancy Chisholm 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Old soldier's tale 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Prodigal son 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Robb Dodds 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 School of misfortune 
 
 1)1 Tales and sketches v 3 
 Shepherd's wedding 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 2 
 Sound morality 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 2 
 Souters of Selkirk 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 3 
 Story of good Queen Bess 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 2 
 Story of the forty-six 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Strange courtship 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Surpassing adventures of Allan Gordon 
 
 In Tales and sketches v i 
 Tale of Pentland 
 
 In Tales and sketches v i 
 
154 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Hogg, James — Continued. 
 Tale of the martyrs 
 
 111 Talcs and sketches v 4 
 Tibl)y llyslop's dream 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Tibby Johnson's wraith. See Hogg, J. 
 
 Country dreams and apparitions 
 Trials of temper 
 
 /;/ Talcs and sketches v 2 
 Two Highlanders 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Wat Pringlc o' the yair 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 6 
 Watchmaker 
 
 /;/ Tales and sketches v 4 
 Wclldean Hall. Sec Hogg, J. Country 
 
 dreams and apparitions 
 Widow Wat's courtship 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Wife of Lochmabeh. See Hogg, J. Coun- 
 try dreams and apparitions 
 Witches of Traquair 
 
 In Tales and sketches v 4 
 Wool-gatherer 
 
 In Tales and sketches v i 
 Hoggarty diamond. See Thackeray, W. AI. 
 
 History of Samuel Titmarsh, etc. 
 Hogni and Hedim. See Morris, W. Tale 
 
 of Hogni 
 Holbrook, Florence 
 
 Why the cat always falls upon her feet 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i: 
 519 
 Why the evergreen trees never lose their 
 leaves 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's iiour i: 
 
 Why there is a man in the moon 
 
 In Tappan, E. .M. Children's hour i: 
 517 
 
 Hold-uj). See Janvier, T. A. Hart's neph- 
 ew's hold-up 
 
 Hold-up at the canyon head. Lewis, A. II. 
 
 Holding hands. Morris, G. 
 
 Holding up a train. Henry, O. 
 
 Hole. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Hole in the cap. White, S. E. 
 
 Hole in the wall. Alcott, L. M. 
 
 Holford will case. .Morrison, A. 
 
 Holiday. Bland, E. N. 
 
 Holiday romance. Dickens, C. 
 
 "Hollow below the devil's finger." See 
 Korolenko, V. G. Sketches of a Siberian 
 tourist 
 
 Hollow land. Morris, W'. 
 
 Hollow of the three hills. Hawtiiorne, N. 
 
 Hollow ruby. Hawthorne, J. 
 
 Holly arid pizen. Stuart, R. M. 
 
 Holly-tree. Dickens, C. 
 
 Holstomer. See Tolstoi, L. N. Kholstomcr 
 
 Holy cross. Field, IC. 
 
 Holy medal. Coppce, F. 
 
 Holy night. Lagerlof, S. 
 
 Holy terror. Bierce, A. 
 
 Holy wedlock. Zangwill, I. 
 
 Home-coming. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Home coming. Maupassant, G. dc 
 
 Home-coming. Singmaster, I'".. 
 
 Home-coming of Coloml I lucks. Wliilc, 
 W. A. 
 
 Home-coming of Jim Wilkes. Harte. B. 
 Home kraal. Gibbon, P. 
 Home of the bride. Brown, A. 
 Home-sickness. Moore, G. 
 Home tragedy. Verga, G. 
 Homely heroine. Ferber, E. 
 Homespun wizardry. Brown, .\. 
 Homeward bound. Jacobs, \\'. W. 
 Homo. Smith, F. H. 
 Ilonest ideal. Maupassant. G. de 
 Honest log-roller. Zangwill, I. 
 Elonest people. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Honest soul. Freeman, M. E. \N . 
 Honey and myrrh. Brown, A. 
 Honey-bee. France, A. 
 Honey tree. Jewett. S. O. 
 Honeymoon. Bennett, E. .\. 
 Honeymoon Gissing, G. R. 
 Honfieur the sedate Janvier, T. A. 
 Honor O'Callaghan. Mitford, M. R. 
 Honor of a gentleman. Comer, C. A. 
 Honor of France. Janvier, T. A. 
 Honor of the road. Hornung, E. W. 
 Honor of the troop. Remington, F. 
 Honorable Laura. Hardy, T. 
 Honorable Miss Moonlight. Watanna, O. 
 Honored in the breach. Magruder, J. 
 Honorine. Balzac, H. de 
 Honors of defeat. Overton, G. 
 Hoodlum band; or. The boy chief, the in- 
 fant politician, and the oirate prodigv. 
 Harte, B. 
 Hoodoo of the Minnietta. Austin, M. H. 
 Hood's wood violet. Loomis, C. B. 
 Hookedy-crookedy. ?iLicManus, S. 
 Hooking water-melon. I'ellamy, E. 
 Hop-frog. Poe, E. A. 
 Hop-O'-My-Thumb (adapted). Scudder. 
 
 H. E. 
 Hope, Anthony. See Hawkins, Anthony 
 
 Hope 
 Hope. Galsworthy, J. 
 Hope. Maupassant, G. dc 
 Hope deferred. Bacon, J. D. 
 Hopes. Bremer, F. 
 
 Hope's clad in April green. Kielland. A. L. 
 Hopkins, Mrs. Margaret Sutton (Briscoe) 
 1864- 
 Animation of Beck Ann 
 
 /;/ Harp B 32: 1050 
 Annie Tousey's little game 
 /;; Jimty and others 
 Harper O' : '7') 
 Apples of gold 
 /// Sixth sense 
 
 Scrib o s 12: 677 
 Assistant bishoji 
 
 In Change of lieart 
 Chip 
 
 /;; Perchance to dream 
 Christmas mummers 
 
 In Jimty, and others 
 Concealed weapons 
 /;; Jimty, and others 
 Cent 54: 616 
 Creating a vacuum 
 /;/ Change of heart 
 Outlook 61): 1020 
 Cnl)aii cactus 
 
 /" I larper 100: 485 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 155 
 
 Daughter's heart 
 
 In Harper 116: 936 
 Debt of honor 
 
 In Everybody's 16:80 
 Debtors 
 
 In Change of heart 
 "Die, which I won't" 
 
 In Perchance to dream 
 Echo 
 
 In Jimty, and others 
 Entomological wooing 
 In Jinity, and others 
 Fifteen county rock 
 
 In Perchance to dream 
 Gentleman-in-plush 
 
 In Perchance to dream 
 Girl that Peter brought 
 
 In Ladies' H J 26: Mr p 12 
 Goose-chase 
 
 //( Jimty, and others 
 His bad half-hour 
 
 In Harp W 48: 1708 
 His mother-at-heart 
 
 In Ladies' H J 26: D p 16 
 His nomination 
 
 In Harper 98: 465 
 His old love 
 
 In Harper loi : 405 
 His opportunity 
 
 In Harp W A7'- 756 
 His prerogative 
 
 /;; Harper 107: 196 
 His price 
 
 In Harper 106: 583 
 How Sarah paid for peace 
 
 In Cent 54: 281 
 How the spirit moved Cynthia 
 
 In Perchance to dream 
 I. O. U. 
 
 In Sixth sense 
 Image of Eve 
 
 In Harper 116: 516 
 In loco parentis 
 
 In Harper 108: 524 
 It is the custom 
 
 In Jimty, and others 
 Jimty 
 
 In Jimty, and others 
 Harper 91: 439 
 Legacy 
 
 In Perchance to dream 
 Little still 
 
 In Outook 76: 836 
 Made in heaven 
 
 hi Harper 115: 546 
 Mathilda's address book 
 
 In Sixth sense 
 Matriculation of Courtney 
 
 /;; Harper 108: 380 
 Miss Chesilia McCarthy 
 In Perchance to dream 
 Mortal coil 
 
 in Sixth sense 
 Ned 
 
 In Perchance to dream 
 Overland n s 17: 152 
 Of her own household 
 
 In Sixth sense 
 Old Peninsula house 
 In Perchance to dream 
 
 Oscar and Louise 
 In Change of heart 
 Scrib M 30: 436 
 Perchance to dream 
 
 In Perchance to dream 
 Price of peace 
 
 In Jimty, and others 
 Princess I-would-I-wot-not 
 In Jimty, and others 
 Harper 94: 475 
 Quarter loaf 
 
 In Jimty, and others 
 Red tassels 
 
 In Change of heart 
 Cent 66:- 380 
 Salt of the earth 
 
 In Jimty, and others 
 Secret 
 
 In Harp W 53: Ag 21 p 22 
 Sixth sense 
 In Sixth sense 
 Haroer 96: 247 
 Sporting chance 
 
 /;; Ladies' H J 25 O p 16 
 Tea-leaf 
 
 In Perchance to dream 
 Temple of Solomon 
 In Sixth sense 
 Cent 57:692 
 Thomas Bate's covenant 
 /;( Perchance to dream 
 Through a glass darkly 
 
 In Perchance to dream 
 Uncle Elijah's corner cupboard 
 
 In Sixth sense 
 Versus the same 
 
 In Harper 116: 769 ^^ 
 "Whither tliou goest" 
 In Change of heart 
 Harper 104: 239 
 Will and a way 
 In Sixth sense 
 Hopkins, William John, 1863- 
 Betty Bcthune 
 
 In Harper 126: 699 
 Burbury Stoke 
 In Burbury Stoke 
 Atlan no: 145 
 Cecily 
 
 In Meddlings of Eve 
 Atlan 104: 145 
 Clammer 
 In Clammer 
 Atlan 96: 145 
 Daughter of the rich 
 In Clammer 
 Atlan 96: 736 
 Doctor 
 
 In Atlan 102: 348 
 Fall of the house of Johns 
 
 In Atlan 98: 194 
 Fisherman 
 
 In Atlan 100: 783 
 King's son of Palemban 
 
 In Atlan 102: 169 
 Margaret 
 
 In Meddlings of Eve 
 Aleddlings of Eve 
 In Meddlings of Eve 
 
156 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Hopkins, William John— Continued. 
 Old Goodwin's wife 
 In Clammcr 
 Atlan 97: 309 
 Princess who wanted the moon 
 
 /;( Outlook 105: 665 
 Skipper of the Matrimony 
 In Outlook 102: 727 
 Hoppin, Augustus, 1828-1896 
 At Auton house 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 10: 
 26 
 Hor and Kalinitch. See Turgcnev, I. S. 
 
 Khor and Kalinitch 
 Horai. 11 earn, L. 
 Horatio Sparkins. Dickens, C. 
 Horla. Maupassant, G. de 
 Horn-o'-the-moon. Brown, A. 
 Horn of plent3^ Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Hornung, Ernest William, 1866- 
 After the fact 
 
 In Some persons unknown 
 Chamber's J 73: 6, 5c 
 Angel of life 
 
 In Witching Hill 
 "Author! Author!" 
 
 In Some persons unknown 
 Bad nieht 
 
 In Thief in the night 
 Black hole of Glenranald 
 
 In Stingaree 
 Bride from the bush 
 
 In Bride from the bush 
 Bushranger at bay 
 
 In Stingaree 
 Chest of silver 
 
 In Thief in the night 
 Chrystal's century 
 In Atlan 91: 738 
 Costume piece 
 
 In Amateur cracksman 
 Criminologist's club 
 
 In Thief in the night 
 Croucher — hopeless case: a crime doctor 
 story 
 In Everybody's 29:257 
 Duel in the desert 
 
 In Stingaree 
 Farewell performance 
 
 In Some persons unknown 
 Fate of Faustina 
 In Raffles 
 
 Scrib M 29: 277 
 Field of Philipoi 
 
 In Thief in the night 
 Gentleman and players 
 
 In Amateur cracksman 
 Gift of the emperor 
 
 In Amateur cracksman 
 Golden key: a problem in lovers for the 
 crime doctor 
 In Everybody's 29:559 
 Governess of Greenlnish 
 In Some persons unknown 
 Chamber's J 72: 74 
 Honor of the road 
 
 In Stingaree 
 House with the red blinds 
 
 In Witching hill 
 Ides of March 
 In Amateur cracksman 
 
 Jubilee present 
 In Raffles 
 
 Scrib M 29: 220 
 Kenj'on's innings 
 
 /" Some persons unknown 
 Liv Age 193: 584 
 Longman's 19:614 
 Knees of the gods 
 
 In Raffles 
 Lady of the lift 
 
 /" Scrib M 46: 156 
 Lady Vera, semi-militant: the crime doc- 
 tor gains an assistant 
 In Everybody's 30:413 
 Last laugh 
 In Raffles 
 
 Scrib M 29: 483 
 Last word 
 
 /;; Thief in the night 
 Life-preserver: a crime doctor story 
 
 In Everybody's 28: 758 
 Literary coincidence 
 
 In Some persons unknown 
 Local colour 
 
 In Witching hill 
 Locked room 
 
 yu Witching hill 
 Magic cigar 
 
 In Some persons unknown 
 Matter of two ciphers 
 
 In Everybody's 29:660 
 Moth and the star 
 
 /" Stingaree 
 Mv double 
 
 In Harp W 48: 1284 
 Nine points of the law 
 
 In Amateur cracksman 
 No sinecure 
 In Raffles 
 
 Scrib M 29: 30 
 Old flame 
 In Raffles 
 
 Scrib M 29: 707 
 One possessed: the crime doctor solves 
 the mystery of the brown devils 
 In Everybody's 30: 273 
 Physician who healed himself: a crime 
 doctor story 
 In Everybody's 28:590 
 Poet of the Jumping Sandhills 
 
 In Scrib M 49: 326 
 Premier pas 
 
 In Amateur cracksman 
 Purification of Mulfera 
 
 7" Stingaree 
 Raffles relics 
 
 /;; Thief in the night 
 Rest cure 
 
 In Thief in the night 
 Return match 
 
 /;; Amateur cracksman 
 Shadow of a man 
 
 In Lippinc 65: 323 
 Shadow of the law 
 /;) ]\Iunsey 26: K) 
 Spin of the coin 
 
 In Some persons unknown 
 Spoils of sacrilege 
 
 In Thief in the night 
 Star of the Grasmcrc 
 
 /;; Some persons unknown 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 157 
 
 Stroke of five 
 
 In Belgravia 64: 70 
 Taking of Stingaree 
 
 In Stingaree 
 Temple of Bacchus 
 In Witching hill 
 Thief in the night 
 
 In Thief in the night 
 . To catch a thief 
 In Raffles 
 
 Scrib M 29:591 
 "To the vile dust" 
 
 /;;. Stingaree 
 Trap to catch a cracksman 
 
 In Thief in the night 
 Under arms 
 
 In Witching hill 
 Unhallowed ground 
 
 In W'itching hill 
 Vicious circle 
 
 In Witching hill 
 Villain-worshipper 
 
 In Stingaree 
 Voice in the wilderness 
 
 In Stingaree 
 Voice of Gunbar 
 
 In Some persons unknown 
 Widow of Piper's Point 
 
 In Some persons unknown 
 Wilful murder 
 
 In Amateur cracksman 
 Wrong house 
 In Raffles 
 
 Scrib M 30:343 
 Horrible. Maupassant, G. de 
 Horror on the stair. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Horrors of Paris. Dumas, A. 
 Horse that b'leeved he'd get there. Slos- 
 
 son, A. T. 
 Horseman in the sky. Bierce, A. 
 Horse's talc. Clemens, S. L. 
 Horseshoe. Phillpotts, E. 
 Hosier. Blicher, S. S. 
 Hoskaninni. Warman, C. 
 Hospital patient. Dickens, C. 
 Hostage. Liljencrantz, O. A. 
 Hostage. Page, T. N. 
 Hostages to JMomus. Henry, O. 
 Hostile skulls. Jokai, M. 
 ,Hot-foot Hannibal. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 Hotwell's duel. Quillcr-Couch, A. T. 
 Houdin, R. (Jean Eugene Robert Houdin) 
 1805-1871 
 Conjurer's confessions 
 
 /;; Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Modern magic 
 Hour and the man. Barr, R. 
 House and the brain. See Lytton, E. B. 
 
 Haunted and the haunters 
 House beyond Pretty marsh. Mitchell, S. W . 
 House-boating in China. Ralph, J. 
 House built upon sand. Harrison, C. C. 
 House-cat. Fuller, H. B. 
 House for sale. Daudet, A. 
 House in the mist. Green, A. K. 
 House of cobwebs. Gissing, G. R. 
 House of eld. Stevenson, R. L. 
 House of Eulalie. Harland, H. 
 House of Haddock. Morrison, A. 
 House of life. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 House of Mapuhi. London, J. 
 
 House of Nucingen. See Balzac. II. de. 
 
 Nucingen and Co. 
 House of ofYcnse. Austin, M. 11. 
 House of pride. London, J. 
 House of Rimmon. Dcland, M. 
 House of the bride. Brown, A. 
 House of the cat and racket. See Balzac, 
 
 H. de. At the sign of the cat and racket 
 House of the dead hand. Wharton, E. 
 House of the golden song. Peattie, E. W. 
 House of the green shudders. Loomis, C. B. 
 House of the pomegranates. Wilde, O. ^ 
 House of the seven Santas. Bangs, J. K. 
 House of the tennis-playing cat. See Bal- 
 zac, PI. de. At the sign of the cat and 
 racket 
 House of the unbelieving Thomas. Heysc, 
 
 P. J. L. 
 House of the Wolfings. ^ee :Morns, W. 
 
 Tale of the house of the Wolfings 
 House of their rest. Bacon, J. D. 
 House of two barbels. Thcuriet, A. 
 House on the beach. Meredith, G. 
 House on the hill-top. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 House opposite. Hawkins, A. H. 
 House party. Ouida 
 House surgeon. Kipling, R. 
 House that was not. Peattie, E. W. 
 House with the blinds. Norris, F. 
 House with the brick-kiln. Benson, E. F. 
 House with the broken shutter. Parker, G. 
 House with the red blinds. Hornung, E. W. 
 House with the tall porch. Parker, G. 
 House with the tower. Brown, A. 
 Houseboat on the Styx. Bangs, J. K. 
 Household gods. Le Gallicnne, R. 
 Household gods. Moulton, L. C. 
 Household of felicity. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Household wreck. DeQuincey, T. 
 Householders. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Housekeeping book. Goeringer, I. 
 How a king was found. Harris, J. C. 
 How a trout broke a friendship. Reming- 
 ton, F. . ., 
 How a witch was caught. Harris, J. C. 
 How Andrew carried the precinct. Page, 
 
 T. N. 
 How Aunt Minervy Ann ran away and back 
 
 again. Harris, J. C. 
 How Barrington returned to Joliannesburg. 
 
 Mason, A. E. W. 
 How Bernt went whaling. Boyesen, H. 11. 
 How Black Snake caught the wolf. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 How Brother Bear's hau" was combed. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 How Brother Fox failed to get his grapes. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 How Brother Fox was too smart. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 How Brother Lion lost his wool. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 How Brother Parker fell from grace. Dun- 
 bar, P. L. 
 How Brother Rabbit frightened his neigh- 
 bors. Harris, J. C. 
 How Brother Rabbit got the meat. Harris. 
 
 J. c. 
 
 How Christmas came to the Santa Maria 
 flats. Peattie, E. W. 
 
^58 
 
 IXDKX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 How Condy Dim raised tlie devil. Mac- 
 Manus, S. 
 
 How deep knowledge eame to the ehild 
 Jesus. Sharp, W. 
 
 How Dickon came by his name, i-'redcrie. 
 H. 
 
 How Dr. Davidson kept his last Christmas 
 at Drumtochty. Watson, J. 
 
 How doth the sim])le Spelling I'.ee. Wister, 
 O. 
 
 How Faith came and went. Slosson, A. T. 
 
 How I'aro Xell dealt bank. Lewis. A. H. 
 
 How fear came. Kipling. R. 
 
 How fear departed from the long gallery. 
 Benson, E. F. 
 
 How Fidelia went to the store. Freeman, 
 M. E. W. 
 
 How Finlay }iIcGillis held the pier. Barr, R. 
 
 How Fritz became a wizard. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 How Gavin Birse put it to Mag Lowric. 
 Barrie, J. M. 
 
 How Gladys hustled. Scr Henry, O. Fickle 
 fortune 
 
 How God made Temagami. W'arman. C. 
 
 How he got the Legion of honor. Sec Mau- 
 passant, G. de. Legion of honor 
 
 How Hefty Burke got even. Davis, Rich- 
 ard H. 
 
 How I edited an agricultural paper. Clem- 
 ens, S. L. 
 
 How I got them. Cable, G. W. 
 
 How 1 married him. Collins, W. 
 
 How I sent my aunt to Baltimore. Davi- 
 son, C. S. 
 
 How I went to the mines. Harte, B. 
 
 How Jack Rainy quit. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 How Jackson slew the Doc. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 How Jarjaille went to heaven. Daudct, A. 
 
 How Jinny eased her mind. Page, T. N. 
 
 How Lin McLean went East. Wister, O. 
 
 How Livia won the brooch. Harraden, B. 
 
 How love came. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 How love came home. Crockett, S. R. 
 
 How love came to Professor (niildea. 
 Hichens, R. S. 
 
 How Master Caxton showed temper. Har- 
 raden, B. 
 
 How Aliss Turkington did not see Queen 
 Victoria. MacManus, S. 
 
 How Mr. Carteret i)rop()sed. Gray, D. 
 
 How Mr. Rabbit lost liis fine bushy tail. 
 Harris, J. C. 
 
 How Mr. Raljbit saved liis meat. Harris. 
 J. C. 
 
 How Mr. Rabl)it succeeded in raising a dust. 
 Harris, J. C. 
 
 How Mr. Rab])it was too sliarp I'ur Mr. 
 Fox. Harris, J. C. 
 
 How Mr. Rooster lost his dinner, ilarris, 
 
 y c. 
 
 How Mr. Storm met his destinj-. Boyesen. 
 If. H. 
 
 How much land does a man need? Tolstoi, 
 L. X. 
 
 How old Craney-Crow lost his luad. Har- 
 ris, J. C. I 
 
 How old man Plunkett went hunie. ilartc. 
 B. 
 
 How old Wiggins wore shij). Coffin, R. T. 
 
 H(jw one woman came to marrj-. Moulton, 
 L. C. 
 
 How one woman kept her husljand. lack- 
 son, H. H. 
 
 How order No. 6 went through. Reming- 
 ton, F. 
 
 How Pango Wango was annexed. Par- 
 ker, G. 
 
 How Peppa loved Gramigna. See \'erga, G. 
 Gramigna's mistress 
 
 How Phidias helped the image-maker. Har- 
 raden, B. 
 
 How Pioggi went to l-^lmira. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 How Prince Hal got help. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 How Red Dog came to the rescue. Lewis, 
 A. H. 
 
 How Relius bossed the ranch. Page, T. N. 
 
 How Reuben Allen "saw life." Harte. B. 
 
 How Russians meet death. Sec Turgenev, 
 L S. Death 
 
 How Santa Claus eame to Simpson's Ijar. 
 Harte, B. 
 
 How Sarah ])aid for peace. Hopkins, 
 M. S. B. 
 
 How she and ]\lajor Perdue f railed out the 
 Gosset boys. Harris, J. C. 
 
 How she joined the Georgia legislature. 
 Harris, J. C. 
 
 How she went into business. Harris. J. C. 
 
 How Starbright found his laugh. Andrews, 
 M. R. S. 
 
 How the alphajjet was made. Kipling, R. 
 
 How the animals in the wood completed 
 their scientific labors. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 How the animals of the wood sent out a 
 scientific expedition. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 How the aristocrats sailed away; a sequel 
 to The floating prince. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 How the author was sold in Newark. Clem- 
 ens, S. L. 
 
 How the bear nursed the little alligator. 
 Harris, J. C. 
 
 How the birds talk. Harris, J. C. 
 
 How the camel got his hump. Kipling, R. 
 
 How the captain got his steamer out. 
 Barr, R. 
 
 How the captain made Christmas. Page, 
 T. N. 
 
 How the cricket cricks. Loomis, C. V>. 
 
 How the Derby was won. Robertson. H. 
 
 How the dumb man rode. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 How the fence-breaker's league was stumped. 
 Gray, D. 
 
 How the iirst letter was written. Kipling, R. 
 
 How the good peasant overcame tlie cruel 
 overseer. See Tolstoi, !.. X. Candle 
 
 II (iw the king recruited his armv. Ilarris. 
 J. C. 
 
 How the law got the chaparral. Reming- 
 ton, V. 
 
 How the leopard got his spots. Kipling, R. 
 
 How the little devil earned a crust of bread. 
 Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 How the Mocking P.ird was won. Lewis, 
 A. H. 
 
 llow the i)rince saw .America. Glaspell, .S. 
 
 Iliiw the Raj.ih's son won the Princess l..i- 
 bam (ad.-iiited). Jacobs, T. 
 
 llow the raven died". Lewis. .\. H. 
 
 How the rhinoeenis got his skin. Kii)ling, R. 
 
 llow the si)irit moved Cviithia. lloi)kins, 
 -M. S. B. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 159 
 
 How tlic terrapin was tau.triit to tly. Harris, 
 
 J- c- 
 
 How tlie whale got his skin. Kiplin.y-, R. 
 How the widow crossed the line. Davis. 
 
 Rebecca H. 
 How Thor recovered liis hammer. Liljen- 
 
 crantz, O. A. 
 How three men went to the moon. Stock- 
 ton, F. R. 
 How to fight the devil. Stowe, H. B. 
 How to write a Blackwood article. Poe. 
 
 E. A. 
 How Tricotrin saw Eondon. Merrick, E. 
 How Tutt shot Texas Thompson. Eewis, 
 
 A. H. 
 How Uncle Thomas gave himself a first- 
 class notice. Martin, E. S. 
 How Wattle Weasel was caught. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 How Whalel)one caused a wedding. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 How Willv Wolf rode m the bag. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 How Wolfvillc made a jest. Eewis. A. H. 
 Howard, Blanch Willis (Baroness von Teuf- 
 fel) 1847-1SQ8 
 All sails spread for monkeyland 
 
 In Seven on the highway 
 Ihalatta! 
 
 In Seven on the highway 
 Majesty of the law 
 
 In Seven on the highway 
 Marigold-Michel 
 
 In Seven on the highway 
 No continuing city 
 
 In Seven on the highway 
 Puss-in-boots 
 
 In Seven on the highway 
 Tony, the maid 
 In Tony, the maid 
 Harper 75: 530, 692 
 Youth that never smiled 
 /" Seven on the highway 
 Howe, G. 
 
 Last slave ship 
 
 /;/ Stories of the sea (Stories from 
 .Scribner) 
 Howells, William Dean, 1837- 
 After the wedding; a drama 
 
 /// Harper 106: 512 
 Angel of the Lord 
 
 In Questionable shapes 
 Apparition. See Elowells, W. D. His ap- 
 parition 
 At the sign of the savage 
 In Eearful responsibility 
 Atlan 40: 36 
 At third hand 
 
 In Cent 61: 496 
 Braybridge's of¥er 
 
 /'( Between the dark and the daylight 
 Howells, W. D., and Aldcn, H. M. 
 
 Quaint courtships 
 Harper 112: 229 
 Bride roses: a scene 
 In Harper 87: 424 
 Buying a horse 
 In Day's pleasure 
 Atlan 43:741 
 
 Case of metaphantasmia 
 
 In Between the dark and the daylight 
 Harp W 49: 1816 
 Chick of the Easter eggs 
 
 hi Between the dark and the daylight 
 Harp W 50: 509 
 Christmas every day 
 
 In Christmas every day 
 Counterfeit presentment 
 In Counterfeit presentment 
 Atlan 40: 148, 296. 448 
 Dau.ghtcr of the storage 
 
 In Harper 123: 572 
 Day of their wedding 
 
 /;/ Day of their wedding 
 Day's pleasure 
 
 In Day's pleasure 
 
 Atlan 26: 107, 223, 341 
 Difficult case 
 
 /;/ Atlan 86: 24, 205 
 Doorstep acquaintance 
 In Doorstep acquaintance 
 Suburban sketches 
 Atlan 2T,: 484 
 Editha 
 
 In Harper tig: 214 
 Eidolons of Brooks Alford 
 
 In Between the dark and the daylight 
 Harper 113: 387 
 Elevator; a farce 
 In Elevator 
 
 Sleeping-car and other farces 
 Harper 70: 11 1 
 Evening dress; a farce 
 In Evening dress 
 Cosmopol 13: 116 
 Father 
 
 In Howells, W. D., and others. Whole 
 family ch i 
 Father and mother: a mystery 
 
 In Harper 100: 869 
 Fearful responsibility 
 In Fearful responsibility 
 Scrib o s 22: 276 
 Can ad M 20: 59, 134 
 Fennel and rue 
 
 In Fennel and rue 
 Five o'clock tea; a farce 
 In Five o'clock tea 
 Mouse-trap 
 Harper 76: 86 
 Garroters; a farce 
 In Garroters 
 Mouse-trap 
 Harper ■j2: 146 
 His apparition 
 In Questionable shapes 
 Harper 104:621 
 Imperative duty 
 In Imperative duty 
 Harper 83: 191 
 Indian giver; a comedy 
 In Indian giver 
 Harper 94: 235 
 Letter of introduction; a farce 
 In Lette- of introduction 
 Harper 84: 243 
 Likely story 
 In Likely story 
 Mouse-trap 
 Harper 78: 26 
 
i6o 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Howells, William Dean —Continued. 
 Memory tliat worked overtime 
 
 In Between the dark and the daylight 
 Harper 115:415 
 Airs. Johnson 
 
 In Suburban sketclies 
 Mouse-trap; a farce 
 In Mouse-trap 
 Harper 74: 64 
 Open-eyed consoiracy 
 In Open-eyed conspiracy 
 Cent 52: 345 
 Out of the question 
 In Out of the question 
 Atlan 39: 195, 317, 447 
 Pair of patient lovers 
 
 In Harper 95: 832 
 Parlor car; a farce 
 In Parlor car 
 
 Slccping-car and other farces 
 Atlan 38: 290 
 Parting and a meeting 
 
 In Parting and a meeting 
 Cosmopol 18: 183 
 Parting friends; a tragedy 
 
 In Harper 121 : 670 
 Previous engagement; a comedy 
 
 In Harper 92: 28 
 Private theatricals 
 
 /» Atlan 36:513, 674; 37:11 
 Pursuit of the piano 
 In Harper 100: 725 
 Register; a corned}'- 
 III Sleeping-car and other farces 
 Harper 68: 70 
 Romance of real life 
 
 In Doorstep acquaintance 
 Suburban sketches 
 Room forty-five; a farce 
 
 In Room forty-five 
 Scene 
 
 III Suburban sketches 
 Sleep and a forgetting 
 
 In Between the dark and the daylight 
 Harp W 50: 1781, 1862. 1899; 51:24 
 Sleeping-car; a farce 
 
 In Sleeping-car 
 Smoking-car; a farce 
 
 In Smoking-car 
 Talking of presentiments 
 
 In Harper 116: 76 
 Though one rose from the dead 
 In Questionable shapes 
 Harper 106: 724 
 Tonelli's marriage 
 
 In Doorstep acciuaintance 
 Fearful resnonsibility 
 Atlan 22:96 
 Unexpected guests; a farce 
 In Unexpected guests 
 Harper 86: 211 
 Howe's masquerade. Hawthorne, X. 
 Huckleberry. Stockton, b'. R. 
 Hugo, Victor Marie, viscomte, 1802-18S5 
 Fight with a cannon 
 
 In Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 3 
 Huldah, the help. Fggleston, E. 
 Huldah the prophetess. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Human problem. S'rc Futrelle, J. Brown 
 coat 
 
 Humble abolitionist. Harben, \^^ N. 
 Humble drama. Maupassant, G. de 
 Humble pie. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Huml)le romance. Freeman, AI. E. \\'. 
 Humiliation. Maupassant, G. de 
 Humin' natur' on the Han'bul 'nd St. Jo. 
 
 Field, E. 
 Ilumoreske. Van Dyke, H. 
 Humplebee. Gissing, G. R. 
 Hunding's wife. Huneker, J. G. 
 Hundred and oneth. Donnell, A. H. 
 Huneker, James Gibbons, 1860- 
 Anti-christ 
 
 /)/ Visionaries 
 Avatar 
 
 /;; Melomaniacs 
 Brynhild's immolation 
 
 /;; Melomaniacs 
 Chopin of the gutter 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Corridor of time 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Cursory light 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Disenchanted symphony 
 
 /;/ jNIelomaniacs 
 Dusk of the gods 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Eighth deadly sin 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Emotional acrobat 
 
 /;; Melomaniacs 
 Enchanted yodler 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Eternal duel 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Hall of the missing footsteps 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Haunted harpischord 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Plunding's wife 
 
 /;; Melomaniacs 
 Ibsen girl 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Intermezzo 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Involuntarj' insurgent 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Iron fan 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Iron virgin 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Lord's prayer in B 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Magic lantern 
 
 In Cent ys: 417 
 Master of cobwebs 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Scib M 34:693 
 Mine enemj' 
 
 //; Bookm 25: 501 
 Mock sun 
 
 /;; Visionaries 
 Music the conqueror 
 
 /;; Melomaniacs 
 Nada 
 
 hi Visionaries 
 Pan 
 
 //( \'isionarics 
 Piper of dreams 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 i6i 
 
 Purse of Aholibah 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Quest of the elusive 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Rebels of the moon 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Red-headed piano player 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Rim of finer issues 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Sentimental rebellion 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Siegfried's death 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Soldier's mother 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Son of Liszt 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Spinner of silence 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Spiral road 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Tannhauser's choice 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Third kingdom 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Tragic wall 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Tune of time 
 
 In Visionaries 
 Wegstaffes give a party 
 
 In Melomaniacs 
 Woman who loved Chopin 
 In Visionaries 
 Hungarian rhapsody Bennett, E. A. 
 Hungry man was fed. Davis, Richard H. 
 Hunt of Eildon. Hogg, J. 
 Hunted down. Dickens, C. , , . 
 
 Hunted look. See Morris, G. Little heiress 
 Hunter cats of Connorloa. Jackson, H. H. 
 Huron. Voltaire, F. M. A. de 
 Husband who was to miiitl the house. Da- 
 sent, G. W. ^ ^ „ , 
 Husband's confessions. Maupassant, G. de 
 Hush. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Hussar. Pushkin. A. S. [See also Men- 
 
 mee, P. tr. 
 Hutchins. Smith, F. H. 
 Hutchinson's mob. Hawthorne, N. 
 Hvoschinskaya, N. D. See Krestovsky, V. 
 
 pseud. 
 Hyacinthe and Honorine. Phillpotts, E. 
 Hyacinthus. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Hydrophobia? Maupassant, G. de 
 Hygeia at the Solito. Henry, O. 
 Hyperborean brew. London, J. 
 Hypnotist. Bierce, A. 
 Hypnotist. Thanet, O. 
 Hypotheses of failure. Henry, O. 
 Hyppolytc's claim. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 L O. U. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 I buy the Tar Baby. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 I introduce beauty culture. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 I introduce motion study. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 I saw three ships. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 "I say no," or the love-letter answered. 
 
 . Collins, W. 
 
 I write a play. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Ibsen girl. Hunckcr, J. G. 
 
 Ice-dogs. Connolly, J. B. 
 
 Ickery Ann. Peattie, E. W. 
 Iconoclast. Doyle, A. C. 
 Idea. Bangs, J. K. 
 Ideal. Spofford, H. P. 
 Idealist. Gibbon, P. 
 Ideals. Hale, E. E. 
 Ides of March. Hornung, E. W. 
 Idiot. Bangs, J. K. 
 Idiot. Bennett, E. A. 
 Idiots. Conrad, J. 
 
 Idle notes of an uneventful voyage. Mat- 
 thews, J. B. 
 Idler's house-party. Sec IMorns, G. On the 
 
 spot 
 Iduna. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Idyl. Maupassant, G. de 
 Idyl of Central Park. Matthews, J. B. 
 Idyl of first love. Meredith, G. 
 Idyl of London. Harraden, B. 
 Idyl of Pelham Bay Park. Morris, G. 
 Idyl of Red Gulch. Harte, B. 
 Idyl of the East side. Janvier, T. A. 
 Idyl of 'the road. Bacon, J. D. 
 Idyll of a summer night. Spofiford, H. P. 
 Idyll of All Fool's day. Bacon, J. D. 
 If I had a father. Macdonald, G. 
 If you neglect a fire, you don't put it out. 
 See Tolstoi, L. N. Neglect a fire and it 
 spreads 
 Ignoble martyr. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 Ihalatta! Howard, B. W. 
 Ike the blood. Lewis, A. H. 
 Ikiryo. Hearn, L. 
 Iliad of Sandv Bar. Harte, B. 
 Ilka on the hill-top. Boyesen, H. H. 
 "I'll do it if you will." Phillpotts, E. 
 Ill-omened groom. Maupassant, G. de 
 Ill-regulated courtship. Peattie, E. W. 
 Illimitable sense. Connolly, J. B. 
 Illustrious Gaudissart. Balzac, H. de 
 Ilyas. See Tolstoi, L. N. Texts for wood- 
 cuts 
 Image of Eve. Hopkins. M. S. B. 
 Image of San Donato. Johnson, V. W^ 
 Imaginary mistress. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Pa^z 
 Imaginative woman. Hardy, T. 
 Immediate jewel. Dcland, M. 
 Immigrants. Wright, M. O. 
 Imp and the angel. Bacon, J. D. 
 Imp and the author. Bacon, J. D. 
 Imp and the drum. Bacon, J. D. 
 Imp disposes. Bacon, J. D. 
 Imp of the perverse. Poe, E. A. 
 Imp of the telephone. Bangs. J. K. 
 Impasse. Gerould, K. F. 
 Imperative duty. Howells. W. D. 
 Imperfect conflagration. Bierce, A. 
 Impolite sex. Maupassant. G. de 
 Important decision. Bangs, J. K. 
 Imported bridegroom. Cahan, A. 
 Impossible man. Watson. T. 
 Impressionists. Kipling, R. 
 Impressions of a cousin. James. H. 
 Imprudence and happiness. See Balzac, H. 
 
 de. Love in a mask 
 Imp's Christmas visit. Bacon. J. D. 
 Imp's matinee. Bacon. J. D. 
 In a bob-tail car. ]\Tatthews, J. B. 
 In a Carlist camp. Crockett. S. R. 
 
1 62 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 In a castle ruin. Mascficld, J. 
 
 In a cellar. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 In a conspiracy. Spofford, H. 1'. 
 
 In a cup of tea. Hcarn, L. 
 
 In a far country. London, J. 
 
 In a hansom. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 In a hollow of the hills. Harte, B. 
 
 In a new bottle. Bennett, E. A. 
 
 In a pioneer restaurant. Harte, B. 
 
 In a state of sin. Wistcr, O. 
 
 In a steamer chair. Barr, R. 
 
 In a street car. Cameron, M. 
 
 In ambush. Kipling, R. 
 
 In an even balance. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 
 In an opium factory. Kipling, R. 
 
 In and out of a cab in .\msterdam. Smith, 
 F. H. 
 
 In Arcady. Grahamc, K. 
 
 In August. Tracy, V. 
 
 In bad society. Korolenko, V. G. 
 
 In Bohemia. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 In borrowed plumes. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 In Brittany. -Maupassant, G. dc 
 
 In business. Morrison, A. 
 
 In ])utterfly time. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 In Camargue. Daudet, A. 
 
 In Castle Dangerous. Lang, A. 
 
 In charge of Trusty. Pratt, L. 
 
 In Cinderella's shoes. Cutting, M. S. 
 In collusion with fate. Boyesen, H. H. 
 In colonial days. Hawthorne, N. 
 In colonial times. Sec Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Bound girl 
 In Cupid's toils. Weyman, S. J. 
 In dark New England days, jcwett, S. O. 
 In deacon's orders. Besant, W. 
 In defiance of the occult. Singmastcr, E. 
 In error. Kipling, R. 
 In exile. Chekhov, A. P. 
 In exile. Foote, M. H. 
 In extremis. Maartens. M. 
 In flagrante delictu. Maupassant, G. de 
 In flood time. Kipling, R. 
 In fly-time. Grant, R. 
 In Goose alley. Pratt, L. 
 In His name. Hale, E. E. 
 In his sweetheart's livcrv. Maupassant, G. 
 
 de 
 In honor bound. Dunbar, .\. 
 In honor bound. Gissing, G. R. 
 In Limchouse Reach. Jacobs, W. W. 
 In little new New York. Morris, G. 
 In loco parentis. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 In loco parentis. Kelly. M. 
 In love with a shadow. Janvier, T. A. 
 In love with the czarina. Jokai, M. 
 In maiden meditation. Tlibbard, G. A. 
 In Mary Jane's house. Bates, A. 
 In memorv of Hannnh's laugh. Jordan. 
 
 E. G. " 
 In mid-Atlantic. Jacobs. W. W. 
 In midsummer days. Sec Striiidbcrg, J. .\. 
 
 Midsmnmcrtide 
 In my lady's garden. Trask. K. N. 
 In Nauvoo. Chambers, R. W. 
 In Nazareth. Lagcrlof, S. 
 In necessity's mortar. Sec Ca])ell, J. B. 
 
 Episode called In necessity's mortar 
 Tn November. Wyatt, E. F. 
 In regard to Josephine. Cutting. M. S. 
 
 In remembrance of John Ingerheld, and of 
 
 Anne, his wife. Jerome, J. K. 
 In rerum natura. Merrick, L. 
 
 In search of local color. .Matthews, J. B. 
 
 In sight of home. Payn, J. 
 
 In some lady's garden. Harris, J. C. 
 
 In tenebras. Pyle, H. 
 
 In the absence of Mrs. Halloran. Dun- 
 can, N. 
 
 In the absence of the agent, h'crber, E. 
 
 In the abyss. Wells, H. G. 
 
 In the after-days. Wister, O. 
 
 In the anchor watch. Connolly, J. B. 
 
 In the apple-country. Ouida 
 
 In the Avu observatory. Wells, H. G. 
 
 in the back. Wister, O. 
 
 In the back water. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 In the Black Canon. Warman, C. 
 
 In the border country. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 In the brownie's house. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 In the cage. James, H. 
 
 In the Carquinez woods. Harte, B. 
 
 In the cave. Dragoumis, J. D. 
 
 Tn the chinking. Craddock, C. E. 
 
 In the clay. Moore, G. 
 
 In the closed room. Burnett, F. H. 
 
 In the cool of the day. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 
 In the cotton country. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 In the course of justice. Train, .\. C. 
 
 Tn the court room. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 In the dark hour. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Tn the doctor's office. Herrick, R. 
 
 Tn the express. Halevy, L. 
 
 Tn the face of his constituents. Glaspcll. S. 
 
 Tn the family. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Tn the family. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 In the fear of the Lord. Duncan, N. 
 
 Tn the fog. Davis, Richard TT. 
 
 In the forest of the north. London, J. 
 
 In the frozen sky. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 In the Gray Goth. W^ard, E. S. P. 
 
 In the headsman's room. Thanct, O. 
 
 In the hospital. W^^rman, C. 
 
 Tn the house of Suddhoo. Kipling, R. 
 
 Tn the interests of Christopher. Harris, ^I. 
 
 Tn the jury-room. Bates, .\. 
 
 Tn the king's chamber. Phillpotts, F. 
 
 Tn the library. Jacobs, W. ^^'. 
 
 Tn the little church down the street. Mat- 
 thews, J. B. 
 
 Tn the married quarters. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 In the matter of a bale of blankets. Con- 
 nolly, J. B. 
 
 Tn the matter of a private. Tvipling, T\. 
 
 Tn the midst of alarms. Barr. R. 
 
 Tn the midst of life. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Tn the midst of life. Matthews. J. P.. 
 
 Tn the mixing of the waters. Fernald. C. B. 
 
 Tn the modern vein. A\''ells. TT. G. 
 
 Tn the moonlight. .*^('<- Maupassant. G de. 
 Clair de bun^ 
 
 In the name of the law. Wevman, S. T. 
 
 Tn the name of the M.^st Tli-h. Chambers, 
 R. W. 
 
 Ill the o(l(nir of snnctitv. ^^an T^vke. TT. 
 
 In the open .\ndrews, M. R. S. 
 
 In the order of Providence. Harris, J. C. 
 
 In the other room. Dyar, M. 
 
 In the jiresence. Kiiiling. R. 
 
 In the pride of his ymilh. Kipling, R. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 ^63 
 
 In the ravine. Chekhov, A. P. 
 
 In the reign of Quintilia. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 In the Rip. Perry. B. 
 
 In the role of a tartar. Harris, J. C. 
 
 In the rukh. Kipling, R. 
 
 In the St. Peter's set. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 In the same boat. Kipling, R. 
 
 In the second April. Cabell, J. B. 
 
 In the small hours. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 In the southeast bastion. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 In the spring. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 In the spring running. Kipling, R. 
 
 In the steppe. Gorky, M. 
 
 In the street of flower-makers. Earle, M. T. 
 
 In the sunlight. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 In the temple. Lagerlof. S. 
 
 In the time of the Terror. See Balzac, H. de 
 Episode under the terror 
 
 In the train. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 In the Tules. 'Harte, B. 
 
 In the tunnel. Harte, B. 
 
 In the Tuscan Maremma. Paget, V. 
 
 In the valley of the shadow. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 In the vestibule limited. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 In the Virginia room. Bates, A. 
 
 In the watches of the night. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 In the wine cellar. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 In the wood. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 In three weeks. Besant, W. 
 
 In trust. Wharton, E. 
 
 In two moods. Korolenko, V. G. 
 
 In Ursula's garden. See Cabell, J. B. Epi- 
 sode called In Ursula's garden 
 
 In various roles. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 In Venice. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 In which a mince-pie is responsible for a re- 
 markable coincidence. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 In which Boggs becomes dramatic and re- 
 lates a tale of woe. Smith, F. H. 
 
 In which certain details regarding a lost 
 opal are set forth. Smith. F. H. 
 
 In which Henry Snobbc recites a tale of 
 gloom. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 In which Madame la Marquise binds up 
 broken heads and bleeding hearts. Smith, 
 F. H. 
 
 In which Murphy and Lonnegan introduce 
 some mysterious characters. Smith, F. H. 
 
 In which our landlord becomes both enter- 
 taining and instructive. Smith, F. H. 
 
 'n which the difference between a cannibal 
 and a free-booter is clearly set forth. 
 Smith, F. H. 
 
 In which the habits of certain ghosts, gob- 
 lins, bandits and other objectionable per- 
 sons are set forth. Smith, F. H. 
 
 In which Thomas Snobbe, Esq., of Yonkers, 
 unfolds a tale. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 In which we entertain a jail-bird. Smith, 
 F. H. 
 
 In which yellow journalism creeps in. Bangs, 
 J. K. 
 
 Inability to interfere. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 Incandescent lily. Morris, G. 
 
 Incantation. Lytton, E. B. 
 
 Incarnation of Krishna Mulvaney. Kipling, 
 R. 
 
 Incident in the life of Mr. George Crookhill. 
 Hardy, T. 
 
 Incident of the British ambassador. Perry, 
 B. 
 
 Incognito, or Count Fitz-Hum. De Quinccy, 
 T. 
 
 Inconsiderate waiter. I'arrie. J. M. 
 
 Incorrigible poet. Perry, B. 
 
 Incurable. Zangwill, I. 
 
 Independence: a centennial love story. Al- 
 cott, L. M. 
 
 Independence of Silas BoUender. Dunbar, 
 P. L. 
 
 Independent thinker. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Indian Bible, tiawthorne, N. 
 
 Indian gift. Comer, C. A. 
 
 Indian giver. Howells, W. D. 
 
 Indian Louie. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 Indian on the trail. Catherwood, M. H. 
 
 Indian summer. Besant, W. 
 
 Indian svmimer of Dr\^ Valley Johnson. 
 Henry, O. 
 
 Indiana campaign. Crane, S. 
 
 Indifference of the miller of Hofbau. Haw- 
 kins. A. H. 
 
 Indiscretion. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Indiscretion in the life of an heiress. Hardy, 
 T. 
 
 Indiscretion of Elsbeth. Harte, B. 
 
 Indiscretion of his majesty. Tracy, V. 
 
 Individualists. Gorky, M. 
 
 Inevitable white man. London, J. 
 
 Inez of the 'dobe walls. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 Infidelity of Monsieur Noulens. Merrick, L. 
 
 Influence of Faro Nell. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 Informer. Conrad, J. 
 
 Ingemann, Bernhard Severin, 1879-1862 
 Sealed room 
 
 /;; Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, German, etc. 
 
 Ingenue of the Sierras. Harte, B. 
 
 Ingrate. Dunbar, P. L. 
 
 Ingrate. (Juida 
 
 Inhabitant of Carcosa. Bierce, A. 
 
 Inheritance. Erckmann, E. and Chatrian, A. 
 
 Inheritance. See Maupassant, G. de. Heri- 
 tage 
 
 Inheritance. Spofiford, H. P. 
 
 "Injun fin' um paper-talk." Warman, C. 
 
 Ink-stain. Bazin, R. 
 
 Inlet of peach blossoms. Willis, N. P. 
 
 Inn. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Inn. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Inn of San Jacinto. Underbill, Z. D. 
 
 Inn of the Golden Pear. Jackson, H. H. 
 
 Inn of the Silver Moon. Viele, H. K. 
 
 Inn of the two witches. Conrad, J. 
 
 Innocent gamester. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Innocents of Broadway. Henry, O. 
 
 Inoculation day. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Inroad of the Nabajo. Pike, A. 
 
 Inscription on the grave. Lagerlof, S. 
 
 Insolent man. Gorky, M. 
 
 Inspector. See Korolenko, V. G. Sketches 
 of a Siberan tourist 
 
 Inspired lobbyist. De Forest, J. W. 
 
 Instance of chivalry. Comer, C. A. 
 
 Insurgent. Halevy, L. 
 
 Intelligence office. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Intemperate. Sigourney, L. H. 
 
 Interdiction. See Balzac, H. de. Commission 
 in lunacy 
 
 Interlopers at the Knap. Hardy, T. 
 
 Intermezzo. Huneker, J. G. 
 
164 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 International episode. James, H. 
 International row. Barr, R. 
 Interpreter. Brown, A. 
 Interpreters. Tracy, V. 
 Interrupted proposal. Bates, A. 
 Interrupted reign of Queenie. Pratt, L. 
 Interrupted wireless. Futrelle, J. 
 Intervention. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Intervention. Phillpotts, E. 
 Intervention of Peter. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Interview with Miss Marlenspuyk. Mat- 
 thews, J. B. 
 Intimidation of a colored voter. Harris, J. C. 
 Intoxicated ghost. Bates, A. 
 Introducing Mr. Raffles Holmes. Bangs, 
 
 J. K. 
 Introduction. Donncll, A. H. 
 Introduction. Maupassant, G. de 
 Introduction to "A mother." Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Intruder. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Inundation. Zola, E. 
 Invaders. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Invalid in lodgings. Barrie, J. M. 
 Invasion of England. Davis, Richard H. 
 Investigation continued. See Korolenko, 
 
 V. G. Sketches of a Siberian tourist 
 Invisible cloak. Bangs, J. K. 
 Invisible eye. Erckman, E., and Chatrian, 
 
 A. 
 Invisible portraits. Weyman, S. J. 
 Invisible prince. Harland, H. 
 Invisible princess. O'Connor, F. 
 Invitation. Barr, R. 
 Invitation to dinner. Merrick, L. 
 Involuntary comedians. See Balzac, H. de 
 
 Unconscious comedians 
 Involuntary insurgent. Huneker, J. G. 
 lole. Chambers, R. W. 
 Ippolita of the hills. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Irene dc Lcoty. IlaleVy, L. 
 Irish courtship. MacManus, S. 
 Irish haymaker. Mitford, M. R. 
 Iron fan. Huneker, J. G. 
 Iron horse and the trolley. Warman, C. 
 Iron pine-apple. Phillpotts, E. 
 Iron star. Gibbon, P. 
 Iron virgin. Huneker, J. G. 
 Irregular Christian. Watson, J. 
 Irresponsible conllict. Matthews, J. B. 
 Irving, Washington, 1783-1859 
 
 Abencerrage 
 
 In VVollert's roost 
 
 Adalantado of the Seven Cities; a legend 
 of St. Brandan 
 In Stories and legends 
 Wolfert's roost 
 
 Adventure of my aunt 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 
 Adventure of my grandmother. See Ir- 
 ving, W. Bold dragoon 
 
 Adventure of my uncle 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 
 Adventure of the black fisherman 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, American 
 
 Adventure of the Englisiunan 
 In Talcs of a traveller 
 
 Adventure of the German student 
 
 in Tales of a traveller 
 Adventure of the little antiquary 
 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 Adventure of the mason 
 
 In Alhambra 
 Adventure of the mysterious picture 
 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 Adventure of the Popkins family 
 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 Annette Dclarbre 
 
 In Bracebridge Hall 
 Belated travellers 
 
 In Talcs of a traveller 
 Bold dragoon, or The adventure of my 
 grandmother 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 Booby squire 
 
 //; Tales of a traveller 
 Buckthorne: or, The young man of great 
 expectations 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 Contented man 
 
 In Wolfert's roost 
 Count Van Horn 
 
 In Wolfert's roost 
 Crusade of the grand master of Alcantara 
 
 In Alhambra 
 Devil and Tom Walker 
 In Stories and legends 
 Tales of a traveller 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Irving 
 Dolph Heyliger 
 In Bracebridge Hall 
 Stories and legends 
 Don Juan: a spectral research 
 
 In Wolfert's roost 
 Early experiences of Ralph Ringwood 
 In Stories and legends 
 Wolfert's roost 
 Expedition in quest of a diploma 
 
 In Alhambra 
 Golden dreams. See Irving, W. Wolfert 
 
 Webber 
 Governor Manco and the patrol 
 
 In Alhambra 
 Grand prior of Minorca; a veritable ghost 
 story 
 In Wolfert's roost 
 Kidd the pirate 
 In Stories and legends 
 Talcs of a traveller 
 Legend of Don Munio Sancho de Hinojasa 
 
 In Alhambra 
 Legend of Prince Ahmed al Kamel; or, 
 The pilgrim of love 
 In Alhambra 
 Legend of Sleepy Hollow 
 In Sketch book 
 
 Stories and legends 
 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Irving 
 
 Ncttleton, C. R. Specimens of short 
 
 stories 
 Patten, W. Litcrnational short stor- 
 ies v I 
 Legend of the Arabian astrologer 
 
 In Alhambra 
 Legend of the enclianted soldier 
 In Alhambra 
 
IXDEX TO SHORT ST0RIE:S 
 
 165 
 
 Legend of the engulphed convent 
 
 In Wolfert's roost 
 Legend of the Moor's legacy 
 
 in Alhambra 
 Legend of the rose of the Alhambra 
 
 In Alhambra 
 Legend of the three beautiful princesses 
 
 In Alhambra 
 Legend of the two discreet statues 
 
 In Alhambra 
 Leslies 
 
 In Sketch book 
 Mountjoy; or, Some passages out of the 
 life of a castle builder 
 In Wolfert's roost 
 Painter's adventure 
 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 Pilgrim of love. See Irving, W. Legend 
 
 of Prince Ahmed al Kamel 
 Poor-devil author 
 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 Pride of the village 
 
 In Sketch book 
 Rip Van Winkle 
 In Sketch book 
 
 Stories and legends 
 Baldwin, C. S. American short sto- 
 ries 
 Cody, S. World's greatest short sto- 
 ries 
 Jessup, A. and Canby, H. C. Book 
 
 of the short story 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v i 
 Nettleton, C. R. Specimens of the 
 
 short story 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Irv- 
 ing 
 Tappan, E. M. Children s hour 
 10: 186 
 St. Brandan. See Irving, W. Adalantado 
 
 of the Seven Cities 
 Spectre bridegroom 
 /;; Sketch book 
 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 6 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Irv- 
 ing 
 Story of the bandit chieftan 
 
 /)( Tales of a traveller 
 Story of the young Italian 
 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 Story of the young robber 
 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 Strolling manager 
 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 Student of Salamanca 
 in Bracebridge Hall 
 Truant 
 
 In Alhambra 
 Widow and her son 
 
 In Sketch book 
 Widow's ordeal; or, A judicial trial by 
 combat 
 In Wolfert's roost 
 Wolfert Webber; or, Golden dreams 
 In Tales of a traveller 
 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, American 
 Young man of great expectations. See 
 Irving, W. Buckthorne 
 
 Is he living or is he dead? Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Is he the dearest one? Sienkiewicz, H. 
 
 Is it a man? Barrie, J. M. 
 
 Isabella. Gray, D. 
 
 Islander. Crosby, M. 
 
 Isle of pines. Bierce, A. 
 
 Isle of voices. Stevenson, R. L. 
 
 Israels! a bit of biography. Maartens, M. 
 
 Isrul's bargain. Page, T. N. 
 
 It. Barrie, J. M. 
 
 It! Kipling, R. 
 
 It! Lagerlof. S. 
 
 It. Morris, G. 
 
 It is enough. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 It is the custom. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 It snows. Castelnuovo, E. 
 
 Item of fashionable intelligence. Jerome, 
 
 J. K. 
 Its walls were as of jasper. Grahame, K. 
 Iturim and his fortunes. Stockton, F. R. 
 Ivan, aged thirty-eight years. See Koro- 
 
 lenko, V. G. Sketches of a Siberian 
 
 tourist 
 Ivan Greet's masterpiece. Allen, G. 
 Ivan Ilyitch. See Tolstoi, L. N. Death of 
 
 Ivan Ilyitch 
 Ivan the fool. See Tolstoi, L. N. Skazka 
 Ivy cottage mystery. Morrison, A. 
 Ivy spray and ladies' slippers. Alcott, L. M. 
 
 J. S. of Dale. See Stimson, Frederick Jesup 
 
 Jack and his comrades (adapted). Jacobs, J. 
 
 lack and his master (adapted). Jacobs, J. 
 
 jack and Jake. Page. T. N. 
 
 Jack and Jill of the Sierras. Harte, B. 
 
 Jack and Poll. Benson, E. F. 
 
 Jack and the beanstalk (adapted). Scudder, 
 
 H. E. 
 Jack and the check book. Bangs, J. K. 
 Jack and the lord high mayor. MacManus, 
 
 S. 
 Jack Farley's flying switch. Warman, C. 
 Jack o' lantern. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Jack of all trades. Reade, C. 
 Jack Ramsay's reason. Warman, C. 
 Jack Royal. King, C. 
 Jack Sprat. Wyatt, E. F. 
 Jack the fisherman. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Jack the giant-killer (adapted). Jacobs, J. 
 Jack who was the ashypet. MacManus, S. 
 Jackanapes. Ewing, J. H. 
 Jack's father. Norris, W. E. 
 Jacks up on eights. Lewis, A. H. 
 Jackson, Mrs. Helen Maria (Fiske) Hunt 
 (H. H., pseud.) 18.31-18S5 
 Aunty Lane 
 
 In Atlan -49: 610 
 Captain of the "Heather Bell" 
 in Between whiles 
 Harper 71: 873 
 Dandy Steve 
 
 In Between whiles 
 Draxy Miller's dowry 
 
 In Saxe Holm's stories ser i 
 
 Eng Woman's Domestic M 17:237, 
 
 296; 18: 20, 66 
 Scrib o s 4:86, 290 
 Elder's wife 
 
 in Saxe Holm's stories ser i 
 Scrib o s 5:747; 6:87 
 
i66 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Jackson, Mrs. Helen Maria —Continued. 
 Esther W'ynn's lovc-lcttcrs 
 In Saxe Holm's stories ser i 
 Scrib 053: 164 
 Farmer Bassett's romance 
 In Saxe Holm's stories ser 2 
 Scrib o s 13: 484, 609 
 Four-leaved clover 
 
 1)1 Saxe Holm's stories ser 2 
 Scrib o s 8: 213, 294 
 How one woman kept iier husband 
 In Saxe Holm's stories ser i 
 Scrib o s 3: 467 
 Hunter cats of Connorloa 
 /// Cat stories 
 
 Hunter cats of Connorloa 
 Inn of the Golden Pear 
 
 In Between whiles 
 Joe Hale's red stockings 
 
 In Saxe Holm's stories ser 2 
 Scrib o s 15:333 
 Letters from a cat 
 In Cat stories 
 
 Letters from a cat 
 Little Bel's supplement 
 /;; Between whiles 
 Harper 72: 691 
 Mammy Tittleback and her family 
 III Cat stories 
 
 Mammy Tittleback 
 My tourmaline 
 
 /;; Saxe Holm's stories ser 2 
 Scrib o s 9: 92, 488 
 Mystery of Wilhelm Riitter 
 /;; Between whiles 
 Cent 31 : 103 
 One-legg-ed dancers 
 
 In Saxe Holm's stories ser i 
 Scrib o s 5: 337 
 Pansy Billings 
 
 In Pansy Billings 
 Popsy 
 
 In Pansy Billings 
 
 Prince's little sweetheart 
 
 /;; Between whiles 
 
 Cent 20: 50 
 
 Susan Lawton's escape 
 
 /;; Saxe Holm's stories ser 2 
 Whose wife was she? 
 
 In Saxe Holm's stories ser i 
 Canad M 17:429, 466 
 Scrib o s 2: 465; 
 "Jacky-my-lantern." Harris, J. C. 
 Jacky-toad. Phillpotts, E. 
 Jacob b'lint's journey. Taylor, 1>. 
 Jacobi, Mrs. Mary (Putnam) 1S42-1906 
 Martyr to science 
 
 /;; Stories by Anurican autliors v 2 
 Jacobs, Joseph, 1854- 
 
 llow the Rajah's son won the Princess 
 I.abam (adapted) 
 /;/ Tap])an, ¥.. M. Children's liour i: 
 3'>0 
 Jack and his comrades (adapted) 
 
 /;/ Ta])pan, E. M. ('hildrcn's hour i: 
 413 
 Jack and his master (ad.-iptcd) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i: 
 413 
 
 Jack the giant-killer, (adapted) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i/: 
 Son of seven (juecns (adapted) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 
 385 
 Story-teller at fault (adapted) 
 
 In Tappan, E. .M. Children's hour 
 423 
 Three sillies (ada])tud) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M . Children's iiour 
 67 
 Whittington and his cat (adapted) 
 In Tappan. E. M. Children's hour i: 
 
 Jacobs, William Wymark, 1863- 
 Admiral Feters 
 
 In Odd craft 
 Adulteration act 
 
 In Lady of the barge 
 Harper 101:549 
 After the inquest 
 
 In Many cargoes 
 Alf's dream 
 
 In Short cruises 
 Angel's visits 
 
 In Short cruises 
 Cosmopol 41 : 445 
 Back to back 
 
 1)1 Night watches 
 Benefit performance 
 
 '^u Many cargoes 
 Bequest 
 
 In Ship's company 
 Bill Paper chase 
 
 In Lady of the barge 
 Bill's lapse 
 
 In Odd craft 
 Black affair 
 
 In Many cargoes 
 Blundell's improvement 
 
 In Odd craft 
 Boatswain's mate 
 
 1)1 Captains all 
 Boatswain's watch 
 
 In Many cargoes 
 Bob's redemption 
 
 1)1 Captains all 
 Breaking a spell 
 
 In Odd craft 
 Brother Hutchins 
 
 /;; More cargoes 
 Brown man's servant 
 
 1)1 Skipper's wooing 
 Cabin passenger 
 
 /;; .More cargoes 
 
 Cai)tain ivdgers 
 
 /;; Lady of the barge 
 Harper ioj: 370 
 
 Captains all 
 
 /;; Ca])tains all 
 Captain's exploit 
 
 /;; l\Lanv cargoes 
 
 Chamber's J 60:460 
 Case of desertion 
 
 /;; Many cargoes 
 Castaway 
 
 In Odd craft 
 
 72 
 
 55 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 167 
 
 Change of treatment 
 In Many cargoes 
 
 Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V 2 
 Changeling 
 In Short cruises 
 Cosmopol 42: 69 
 Changing numbers 
 
 /;/ Odd craft 
 Choice spirits 
 In More cargoes 
 Idler 10: 380 
 Circular tour 
 In Short cruises 
 Cosmopol 42: 260 
 Constable's move 
 In Captains all 
 
 Cosmopol 40: 29 
 Contraband of war 
 /;; Many cargoes 
 Cook of the "Gannet" 
 
 In Many cargoes 
 Cupboard love 
 
 /;; Lady of the barge 
 Harper 102:874 
 Deserted 
 
 In Sailor's knots 
 
 Disbursement sheet 
 
 /); More cargoes 
 
 Chambers J 7,3:445 
 Eclectic IM 128:612 
 Disciplinarian 
 
 /;; More cargoes 
 Distant relation 
 In Short cruises 
 Cosmopol 40: 646 
 Dixon's return 
 /;' Odd craft 
 Double dcalin? 
 
 In Sailor's knots 
 Dreamer 
 
 /;; Short cruises 
 Dual control 
 
 /;; Ship's company 
 Easy money 
 
 /;; Night watches 
 Elaborate elopement 
 
 In Many cargoes 
 Establishing relations 
 
 /;; Odd craft 
 Fairy gold 
 
 /;/ Ship's company 
 Fine feathers 
 
 In Ship's company 
 For better or worse 
 In Ship's company 
 Four pigeons 
 /;; Captains all 
 
 Cosmopol 30: 577 
 Friends in need 
 
 /;; Ship's company 
 Golden venture 
 
 In Lady of the barge 
 Harper loi : 775 
 Good intentions 
 
 /;; Ship's company 
 Grey parrot 
 
 In More cargoes 
 Guardian angel 
 
 In Ship's company 
 
 Harbour of refuge 
 In Many cargoes 
 Head of the family 
 hi Sailor's knots 
 Her uncle 
 In Short cruises 
 Cosmopol 40: 283 
 His lordship 
 
 /;; Short cruises 
 Cosmopol 40: 459 
 His other self 
 
 /;/. Night watches 
 Homeward bound 
 In Sailor's knots 
 In borrowed plumes 
 
 /;/ Many cargoes 
 In Limehouse Reach 
 
 In Many . cargoes 
 In mid-Atlantic 
 
 In Many cargoes 
 In the family 
 
 In Short cruises 
 In the library 
 
 In Lady of tlie barge 
 Harper 103: 5r 
 Intervention 
 
 In More cargoes 
 
 Chambers J 71: 301 
 Keeping up appearances 
 
 In Sailor's knots 
 Keeping watch 
 
 In Night watches 
 Lady of the barge 
 In Lady of the barge 
 Harper 101:424" 
 Lawyer Quince 
 In Odd craft 
 Limehouse Reach. Sec Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 In Limehouse Reach 
 Lost ship 
 
 /;; A-Iore cargoes 
 Love-knot 
 
 /;( Short cruises 
 Cosmopol 41 : 31 
 Love passage 
 
 In Many cargoes 
 Idler to: 103 
 Low water 
 
 /;; Many cargoes 
 ]\Iadness of Mr. Lister 
 
 In Captains all 
 "Manners makyth man" 
 
 In Ship's company 
 Mated 
 
 In Manv cargoes 
 Matrimonial openings 
 
 /;; Sailor's knots 
 l\Trs. Bunker's chaperon 
 
 In Many cargoes 
 Mixed proposal 
 
 In Lady of the barge 
 Harper 102: 255 
 Mixed relations 
 
 In Short cruises 
 Money box 
 
 In Odd craft 
 jNloney changers 
 
 In More cargoes 
 Monkey's pay 
 
 /;/ Lady of the barge 
 Harper 105: 634 
 
i68 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Jacobs, William Wymark —Continued. 
 Nest egg 
 
 /;; Captains all 
 Odd charges 
 
 In Odd craft 
 Odd man out 
 
 III Sailor's knots 
 Old man of the sea 
 
 In Ship's company 
 Outsailed 
 
 In Many cargoes 
 Over the side 
 
 In Captains all 
 Persecution of Bob Pretty 
 
 In Odd craft 
 Peter's pence 
 
 In Sailor's knots 
 Pickled herring 
 
 In More cargoes 
 Prize money 
 
 In Sailor's knots 
 Rash experiment 
 
 In More cargoes 
 Idler II : 102 
 Rival beauties 
 
 In Many cargoes 
 Rule of three 
 
 In More cargoes 
 Safety match 
 
 In More cargoes 
 Self-help 
 
 In Sailor's knots 
 Sentence deferred 
 
 In Sailor's knots 
 Skilled assistance 
 
 /;; Ship's company 
 Skipper of the "Osprey" 
 
 In Many cargoes 
 Skipper's wooing 
 
 In Skipper's wooing 
 Smoked skipper 
 
 In More cargoes 
 Spirit of avarice 
 
 In Odd craft 
 Stepping backwards 
 
 In Night watches 
 Temptation of Samuel Burge 
 
 In Captains all 
 Test 
 
 In Short cruises 
 Third string 
 
 In Odd craft 
 Three at table 
 
 In Lady of the barge 
 Three sisters 
 
 In Night watches 
 Tiger's skin 
 
 In Lady of the l)arge 
 Toll-house 
 
 In Sailor's knots 
 Two of a trade 
 
 In More cargoes 
 Understudy 
 
 In Night watches 
 Unknown 
 
 In Night watches 
 Vigil 
 
 In Night watches 
 Watch-dogs 
 
 In Ship's conii)any 
 
 Weaker vessel 
 
 In Night watches 
 Well 
 
 In Lady of the barge 
 White cat 
 
 In Captains all 
 Jacqueline. Longfellow, H. W. 
 Jacques Molan. Bourget, P. 
 Jailbird. Train, A. C. 
 James, Henry, 1843- 
 
 Abasemcnt of the Northmores 
 
 In Novels and talcs v 16 
 After the play 
 
 In New R 1 : 30 
 Altar of the dead 
 
 In Novels and tales v 17 
 Terminations 
 Aspern papers 
 
 In Novels and tales v 12 
 Aspern papers 
 Atlan 61 : 296, 461, 571 
 Author of Beltraffio 
 
 In Novels and tales v 16 
 Author of Beltraffio 
 Eng lUust 1 : 563, 628 
 Beast in the jungle 
 
 In Novels and tales v 17 
 Better sort 
 Beldonald Holbein 
 
 In Novels and tales v 18 
 Better sort 
 Harper 103: S07 
 Bench of desolation 
 /;; Finer grain 
 
 Putnam 7: 56, 151, 297 
 Birthnlace 
 
 In Novels and tales v 17 
 Better sort 
 Broken wings 
 
 In Novels and tales v 16 
 Better sort 
 Cent 39: 194 
 Brooksmith 
 
 In Novels and tales v 18 
 Lesson of the master 
 Bundle of letters 
 
 In Novels and tales v 14 
 Diary of a man of fifty 
 Change of heart; a drama 
 
 In Atlan 29: 49 
 Chaperon 
 
 In Novels and tales v 10 
 Real thing 
 .\tlan 68:659. 721 
 Collaboration 
 In Wheel of time 
 Eng Illust 9: 911 
 Covering End 
 
 In Two magics 
 Coxon fund 
 
 In Novels and tales v 15 
 Terminations 
 Yellow book 2: 296 
 Crapy Cornelia 
 /)( Finer grain 
 Harper 119: 690 
 Daisy Miller, a study 
 
 In Novels and tales v 18 
 Corn bill 37:678; ^8:44 
 Liv .'\;.^c 138: 27, 226 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 [69 
 
 Daisy Miller (dramatized) 
 In Atlan 5:433, 577, 721 
 Death of the lion 
 
 in Novels and tales v 15 
 Terminations 
 Yellow book i : 7 
 De Grey: a romance 
 
 In Atlan 22:57 
 Diary of a man of fifty 
 In Diary of a man of fifty 
 Harper 59: 282 
 Macmillan M 40: 205 
 Eugene Pickering 
 In Passionate pilgrmi 
 Atlan 34: 397, 5 13 
 Europe 
 In Novels and tales v 16 
 Scrib M 25:753 
 . Figure in the carpet 
 
 In Novels and tales v 15 
 Embarrassments 
 Cosmopolis i: 41, 373 
 Flickerbridge 
 
 In Novels and tales v 18 
 Better sort 
 Scrib M 31: 17° 
 Fordham castle 
 
 In Novels and tales v 16 
 Harper no: 147 
 Four meetings 
 
 In Novels and tales y 16 
 Author of Beltraffio 
 Scrib o s 15: 44 
 Friends of the friends 
 
 In Novels and tales v 17 
 Gabrielle de Bergerac 
 
 In Atlan 24: 55, 231, 352 
 Georgiana's reasons 
 
 In Author of Beltraffio 
 Glasses 
 
 In Embarrassments 
 Atlan 77: 145 
 Great condition 
 
 In Anglo Saxon R i : 7 
 Great good place 
 
 In Novels and tales v 16 
 Scrib M 27:994 
 Greville Fane 
 
 In Novels and tales v 16 
 Real thing 
 Guest's confession 
 
 In Atlan 30: 385, 566 
 Impressions of a cousin 
 In Tales of three cities 
 Cent 27: 116, 257 
 In the cage 
 
 In Novels and tales v 11 
 In the cage 
 International episode 
 
 In Novels and tales v L4 
 Cornhill 38:687; 39:61 
 Jersey villas 
 
 In Cosmopol 13:314, 433 
 John Delavoy 
 
 In Cosmopolis 9: i, Z'^J 
 Jolly corner 
 
 In Novels and tales v 17 
 Julia Bride 
 
 In Novels and tales v 17 
 Harper 116: 489, 705 
 
 13 
 
 13 
 
 13 
 
 Lady Barbcrina 
 
 In Novels and tales v 14 
 Tales of three cities 
 Cent 28: 18, 222, 336 
 Landscape painter 
 In Atlan 17: 182 
 Last of the Valerii 
 In Passionate pilgrmi 
 Atlan 33 : 69 
 Lesson of the master 
 In Novels and tales v 15 
 Lesson of the master 
 Univ R 1 : 342, 494 
 Liar 
 
 In Novels and tales v 12 
 London life 
 Cent 36: 123, 213 
 Light man 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 5 
 London life 
 
 In Novels and tales v 10 
 London life 
 Lord Beaupre 
 In Private life 
 
 Macmillan 65:465; 66:133 
 Louisa Pallant 
 
 In Novels and tales v 
 Aspern papers 
 Harper 76: 336 
 Madame de Mauves 
 In Novels and tales v 
 Passionate pilgrim 
 Madonna of the future 
 In Novels and tales v 
 Passionate pilgrim 
 Warner library 
 Atlan 31: 276 
 Marriages 
 
 In Novels and tales v 17 
 Lesson of the master 
 Married son 
 
 In Howells, W. D., and others. Whole 
 family ch 7 
 Maud-Evelyn 
 
 In Atlan 85 : 439 
 Middle years 
 
 In Novels and tales v 16 
 Terminations 
 Scrib M 13:609 
 Miss Gunton of Poughkeepsie 
 In Novels and tales v 16 
 Cornhill 81 : 603 
 Mrs. Temperley 
 1)1 London life 
 Mrs. Medwin 
 
 In Novels and tales v 18 
 Better sort 
 Modern warning [Two countries] 
 In Aspern papers 
 Harper 77:82 
 Mora Montravers 
 
 In Finer grain 
 Most extraordinary case 
 
 In Atlan 21: 461 
 My friend Bingham 
 
 In Atlan 19: 346 
 New England winter 
 In Tales of three cities 
 Cent 28:573, 733 
 
I70 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 James, Henry —Continued. 
 Next time 
 
 /;/ Novels and tales v 15 
 Embarrassments 
 Yellow book 5: il 
 Nona Vincent 
 In Real thing 
 
 Eng lllust 9: 365, 491 
 Owen Wingrave 
 
 In Novels and tales v 17 
 Wheel of time 
 Pandora 
 
 In Novels and tales v 18 
 Author of Beltraffio 
 Papers 
 
 In Better sort 
 Passionate pilgrim 
 In Novels and tales v 13 
 Passionate pilgrim 
 Atlan 27: 352, 478 
 Paste 
 
 In Novels and tales v 16 
 Patagonia 
 
 In Novels and tales v 18 
 Lesson of the master 
 Eng lllust 5: 707, 769 
 Path of duty 
 
 In Author of Beltraffio 
 Pension Beaurepas 
 
 In Novels and tales v 14 
 Siege of London 
 Atlan 43 : 460 
 Point of view 
 In Novels and tales v 14 
 Siege of London 
 Cent 25: 248 
 Poor Richard 
 
 In Atlan 19:694; 20:32, 166 
 Private life 
 
 In Novels and tales v 17 
 Private life 
 Atlan 69: 463 
 Pupil 
 
 In Novels and tales v 11 
 Lesson of the master 
 Longman's 17:512, 611 
 Real right thing 
 
 In Novels and talcs v 17 
 Real thing 
 
 In Novels and tales v 18 
 Real thing 
 Reverberator 
 
 In Novels and tales v 13 
 
 Macmillan 57: 263, 366; 58: 58, 161 
 Romance of certain old clothes 
 In Passionate pilgrim 
 Atlan 21: 209 
 Round of visits 
 
 In Finer grain 
 Siege of London 
 
 In Novels and tales v 14 
 Siege of London 
 Cornhill 47: i, 225 
 Sir Dominick Ferrand 
 
 In Real thing 
 Sir lulmund Ormc 
 
 In Novels and talcs v 17 
 Lesson of the master 
 Solution 
 
 In Lesson of the master 
 New R 1:666; 2:76, 161 
 
 Special type 
 
 In Better sort 
 Story in it 
 
 In Novels and tales v 18 
 Better sort 
 Story of a year 
 
 /;; Atlan 15: 256 
 Tone of time 
 1)1 Better sort 
 Scrib M 28:624 
 Tree of knowledge 
 
 In Novels and tales v 16 
 Turn of the screw 
 
 In Novels and tales v 12 
 Two magics 
 Two countries. See James, H. Modern 
 
 warning 
 Two faces 
 
 In Novels and tales v 12 
 Better sort 
 Cornhill 83: 767 
 Two magics 
 
 In Two magics 
 Velvet glove 
 
 /;/ Finer grain 
 Visits 
 
 In Private life 
 Way it came 
 
 In Embarrassments 
 Wheel of time 
 
 In Wheel of time 
 
 Cosmopol 14:215, 348 - 
 James Sears: a naughty person. White, 
 
 W. A. 
 Jamesons. Freeman. M. E. W. 
 Jamie. Watson, J. 
 Jamie the kid. Flynt, J. 
 Jan Hunkum's money. IMaartcns. M. 
 Jan, the unrepentant. London, J. 
 Jan Tingloff. Connolly. J. B. 
 Jane. Bangs, J. K. 
 Jane. Corelli, M. 
 Jane. Dumas, A. 
 
 Jane and her genius. I-'rench. A. W. 
 Jane and John. Phillpotts, E. 
 Jane Murray's Thanksgiving. Davis, Re- 
 becca H. 
 Janet and the minister. Barrie, J. M. 
 Janet's curiosity. Barrie, J, M. 
 Janet's nemesis. Allen, G. 
 Janet's repentance. Eliot, G. 
 Janey, a huml)lc administrator. Grand, S. 
 Janvier, Thomas Allibone, 1849-1913 
 Affair of Molino del Rey 
 
 In Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Cent 36:736 
 At Mrs. Berty's tea 
 
 In Cent 31 : 307 
 At the Casa Napoleon 
 Jii .At tile Casa Napoleon 
 Harper 82: 229 
 At the Grand Hotel du Paradis 
 //( Passing of Thomas 
 Harper 91 : 510 
 Aztec romance 
 
 Jn Harper 122: 317 
 
 Barjarvcl's civit of hare 
 
 III Harper 125:663 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 171 
 
 Battle of Churubusco 
 
 In Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Cent 36: 740 
 Beverly's bear-killing 
 In Harper no: 165 
 Beverly's benevolent hairpin reclamation 
 society 
 In Harper 121 : 641 
 Beverly's bomb synchronizer 
 
 In Harper 124: 641 
 Beverly's circulating cattery 
 
 In Harper 114: 163 
 Beverly's egg pedigree and dating ma- 
 chine 
 In Harper 115: 487 
 Beverly's pneumatic cat-silencer 
 
 In Harper 124: 479 
 Beverly's protective mechanical goat 
 
 In Harper 119: 965 
 Bishop and Mrs. Allrop 
 
 In Harper 117: 47Q 
 Bon oncle d'Amerique 
 
 In Passing of Thomas 
 Border ruffian 
 
 In Uncle of an angel 
 Boston's lion-hunt 
 
 In Santa Fe's partner 
 Casual encounter 
 
 In Harp W 48: 1902 
 Christmas kalends of Provence 
 
 In Cent S3- 265 
 Colonel Withersby's "strike" 
 /;; At the Casa Napoleon 
 Color studies: Rose madder; Jaune d'An- 
 timoine; Orpiment and gamboge; 
 Roberson's medium 
 In Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Concentrated polyandry 
 
 In Harper 124: 155 
 Conquest of Mexico 
 
 In Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Cent 36: 821 
 Consolate giantess 
 
 /;; From the south of France 
 Harper 105: 573 
 Death-fires of Les Martiques 
 In In great waters 
 Harper 100: 136 
 Duluth tragedy 
 
 In In great waters 
 Harper 99: 402 
 Earl of Dunoon 
 
 In Harper 107: 654 
 Efiferati family 
 
 In At the Casa Napoleon 
 Harper 85: 763 
 Engagement at the frontier 
 In Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Cent 36: 538 
 Episode of the Marquis de Valdeflores 
 In At the Casa Napoleon 
 Warner library 
 Harper 83: 242 
 Eve of St. John 
 
 In Harper 115: 255 
 Faith and works 
 In Harper no: 487 
 
 Fish of Monsieur Quissard 
 In Passing of Thomas 
 Harper 93: 823 
 Flower of death 
 
 In Stories of old New Spain 
 For the honor of France 
 
 In Uncle of an angel 
 Forfeit of the gods 
 
 In Cosmopol 31: 593; 32: 2n 
 Full day at Palomitas 
 
 In Harper 114: 294 
 Grand Hotel du Paradis. See Janvier, 
 T. A. At the grand Hotel du Paradis 
 Hart's nephew's hold-up 
 In Santa Fe's Partner 
 Harp W 49: 1799 
 Hazy night 
 
 In Cosmopol 33: 313 
 Hold up. See Janvier, T. A. Harts 
 
 nephew's hold-up 
 Honfieur the sedate 
 
 In Harper 108: 659 
 Honor of France. See Janvier, T. A. 
 
 For the honor of France 
 Idyl of the East side 
 
 In Uncle of an angel 
 In love with a shadow 
 
 In Lippinc 6: 518 
 In the St. Peter's set 
 In Passing of Thomas 
 Cosmopol 13: 131 
 Jaune d'Antimoine 
 
 In Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Legend of Don Juan Manuel 
 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper n2: 256 
 Legend of el Puente de Cuervo 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper n3:385 
 Legend of La Llorona 
 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper n3:883 
 Legend of padre Jose 
 
 In Stories of old New Spain 
 Cent 26: 449 
 Legend of the accursed bell 
 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper 120: 431 
 Legend of the Aduana de Santa Domingo 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper n8: 438 
 Legend of the altar del perdon 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper 118: 436 
 Legend of the calle de la Cruz Verde 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper n3:883 
 Legend of the calle de la Joya 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper n3:877 
 Legend of the calle de la Machincuepa 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper 120: 435 
 Legend of the calle de la Quernada 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper n8:66 
 Legend of the calle de los Parados 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper n3:878 
 
172 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Janvier, Thomas AUibone —Continued. 
 Legend of tlic calle del Padre Lecuona 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper 113: 381 
 Legend of the callejon del Armado 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper 112: 263 
 Legend of the callejon del Muerto 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper 118: 434 
 Legend of the living spectre 
 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper 118: 63 
 Legend of the M'ujer Herzzada 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper 113: 880 
 Legend of the Mulata dc Cordoba 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper 113: 876 
 Legend of the obedient dead nun 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper 112: 262 
 Legend of the Puente del Clerigo 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper 112: 260 
 Legends of the city of Mexico 
 In Legends of the city of Mexico 
 Harper 112; 113; 118; 120 
 Madame Jolicocur's cat 
 In From the south of France 
 Harper 124: 849 
 Maternal instinct 
 
 In Harper 113: IS5 
 Mexican campaign 
 
 In Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Cent 36:535, 736, 817 
 Mexican night 
 
 In Stories of old New Spain 
 La Mina de los padres 
 
 In Stories of old New Spain 
 Mobilization of the troops 
 In Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Cent 36: 535 
 Monsieur le Docteur Theophile 
 
 In At the Casa Napoleon 
 Monterey. See Javier, T. A. Pancha: a 
 
 story of Monterey 
 Moon-mirror light and power co. 
 
 In Harper 116: 479 
 Ninita 
 
 In Stories of old New Spain 
 Cent 23:932 
 Orpiment and Gamboge 
 
 In Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Cent 29: 397 
 Our pirate hoard 
 
 In Uncle of an angel 
 Palomitas 
 
 In Santa Fc's i)artner 
 Palomitas lion-hunt 
 
 In Harper 115: 630 
 Pancha; a story of Monterey 
 In Stories of old New Spain 
 
 Stories by American authors v 10 
 Cent 28: 656 
 
 Parley under false colors 
 //) Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Cent 36: 539 
 Passing of Thomas 
 In Passing of Thomas 
 Harper 85:439 
 Poodle of Monsieur Gaillard 
 In From the South of France 
 Harper 122: 31 
 Purification of Palomitas 
 In Santa Fe's partner 
 Harper 112:448 
 Radford's diamond digging 
 
 In St. N 29:867 
 Recrudescence of Madame Vic 
 In From the South of France 
 Harper iii: 769 
 Reversible love affair 
 In Cosmopol 15: 4-3 
 Roberson's medium 
 
 In Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Romance of Tompkins square 
 
 /;/ Uncle of an angel 
 Rose madder 
 
 In Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Roses of Monsieur Alphonse 
 In From the South of France 
 Harper 104: 7.19 
 Sage-brush hen 
 
 /;; Santa Fe's partner 
 
 Flowells, W. D., and others. Under 
 
 the sunset 
 
 Harper in : 769 
 
 Saint Mary of the angels 
 
 In Stories of old New Spain 
 
 Cosmopol 8: m.t, 
 
 St.' Peter's set. See Janvier, T. A. In the 
 
 St. Peter's set 
 San Antonio of the gardens 
 In Stories of old New Spain 
 Cent 38:343 
 Santa Fc Charley's kindergarten 
 /;; Santa Fe's partner 
 Harper in: 929 
 Sea upcast 
 
 In In great waters 
 Shortv Smith's widows 
 fn Santa Fe's partner 
 Harper 125: 839 
 Skirmish at Buena Vista 
 
 In Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Cent 36: 543 
 Storming of Chapultepcc 
 
 /;( Color studies and A Mexican cam- 
 paign 
 Cent 36:816 
 Temporary dead-lock 
 
 /;; Uncle of an angel 
 Town of the holy children 
 
 In Stories of old New Spain 
 Uncle of an angel 
 In Ifncle of an angel 
 Harper 81 : 404 
 Valley of the dead 
 
 fn Cosmopol 32:427, 539 
 White penitent 
 In Harper 103: 131 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORTES 
 
 173 
 
 \\'rath of the Zuyder Zee 
 III In great waters 
 Harper 99: 240 
 
 Japanese quince. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Japanned box. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Jar of olives and the bov Kazi (Arabic) 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 
 Jarjaille's visit to the good God. Daudet, A. 
 
 Jarley's experiment. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Jarley's Thanksgiving. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Jarl's daughter. Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Jasmine court and a higher ranger. Wat- 
 son, J. 
 
 Jathrop Lathrop's cow. French, A. W. 
 
 Jaune d'Antimoine. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Jaybird Bob's joke. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 Jealous woman. Thanet, O. 
 
 Jealousies of a country town. See Balzac, 
 H. dc. Gallery of antiquities 
 
 Jean-ah Poquelin. Cable, G. W. 
 
 Jean Gourdon's four days. Zola, E. 
 
 Jean Michaud's little ship. Roberts, C. G. D. 
 
 Jean JNIonette. Vidocq, E. F. 
 
 Jeannette. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 Jeannot and Colin. Voltaire, F. M. de A. 
 
 Jed's monument. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Jeems Roberson's last illness. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Jefif Brigg's love story. Harte, B. 
 
 Jeli the shepherd. Verga, G. 
 
 Jelland's voyage. Doyle. A. C. 
 
 Jemima of the seventh floor. Stuart, R. M. 
 
 Jennet. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Jenny, the debutante. Harrison, C. C. 
 
 Jepson's third adjective. Perry, B. 
 
 Jeroboam. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Jerome, Jerome Klapka, 1859- 
 Absent-minded man 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Blase Billy 
 
 /;; Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Charming woman 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Choice of Cyril Harjohn 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 City of the sea 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Degeneration of Thomas Henry 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Dick Dunkerman's cat 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Hobby rider 
 
 /;; Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 In remembrance of John Ingerfield, and 
 of Anne, his wife 
 
 In John Ingerfield 
 Item of fashionable intelligence 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Idler 10: 722 
 Lease of the "Cross Keys" 
 
 /;; John Ingerfield 
 Man of habit 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Man who did not believe in luck 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Man who lived for others 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Man who went wrong 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue," and green 
 
 Man who would manage 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Materialization of Charles and Mivanway 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Idler 10: 572 
 Minor poet's story 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Observations of Henry 
 
 In Observations of Henry 
 Passing of the third floor back 
 
 In Passing of the third floor back 
 Philosopher's joke 
 
 In Critic 47: 533; 48:68 
 Portrait of a lady 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Idler 11:282 
 Reginald Blake, financier and cad 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Idler 9: 637 
 Silhouettes 
 
 In John Ingerfield 
 Variety Patter 
 
 In John Ingerfield 
 Whibley's spirit 
 
 In Sketches in lavender, blue, and green 
 Woman of the Saetcr 
 In John Ingerfield 
 Idler 3:579 
 Jerrold, Douglas William, 1803-1857 
 Tragedy of the till; the hermit's story 
 In Warner library 
 Jerry and Clarinda. Bishop, W. H. 
 Jerry and Mulberry. Bunner, H. C. 
 Jerry Jarvis's wig. Barham, R. H. 
 Jerry MacFaddyeen's supper. MacManus, S. 
 Jersey centenarian. Harte, B. 
 Jersey villas. James, H. 
 Jerseys; or. The girls' ghost. Alcott, L. M. 
 Jess. Barrie, J. M. 
 
 Jessekiah Brown's courtship. Stuart, R. M. 
 Jessie Cliffe. Mitford, M. R. 
 Jessie's neighbor. Moulton, L. C. 
 Jessop, George H. 
 
 Check and counter-check. See Matthews, 
 
 J. B.. and Jessop, G. H. 
 Emergency men 
 
 In Stories by English authors, Ireland 
 
 One story is good until another is told. 
 
 See Matthews, J. B. and Jessop, G. H. 
 
 Tale of twenty-five hours. See Matthews, 
 
 J. B. and Jessop, G. H. 
 
 Jesus Christ in Flanders. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Christ in Flanders 
 Jethro's garden. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Jetsom. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Jettatura. Gautier, T. 
 Jew. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Jew on the moor. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Jewels of consistency. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Jewett, Sarah Orne, 1849-1909 
 All my sad captains 
 
 In Stories and tales v 5 
 Life of Nancy 
 Cent 50: 737 
 Along shore 
 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of the pointed firs 
 Liv Age 211 : 761 
 
174 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Jewett, Sarah Orne —Conlimicd. 
 Andrew's fortune 
 In Country by-ways 
 Atlan 48: 20 
 Aunt Cynthy Dullctt 
 
 In Stories and tales v 4 
 Queen's twin 
 Backward view 
 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of the pointed firs 
 Betty Leicester's Christmas 
 
 In Betty I>eicester's Christmas 
 Betty Leicester's English Christmas 
 
 In Betty Leicester's English Christmas 
 Between mass and vespers 
 In Stories and tales v 6 
 Native of Winby 
 Bit of shore life 
 
 In Old friends and new 
 Atlan 44: 200 
 Bold words at the bridge 
 In Stories and tales v 4 
 Queen's twin 
 Cornhill 79: 489 
 McClure 12: 508 
 Born farmer 
 
 In McClure 17: 164 
 Bowden reunion 
 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of the pointed firs 
 Business man 
 
 /;/ White heron 
 By the morning boat 
 In Stories and tales v 4 
 Strangers and wayfarers 
 Atlan 66: 518 
 Captain Littlepage 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of the pointed firs 
 Circus at Denby 
 
 /;; Night before Thanksgiving 
 Confession of a house-breaker 
 
 In Mate of the Daylight 
 Coon dog 
 
 In Stories and tales v 4 
 Queen's twin 
 Cent 56: 498 
 Courting of Sister Wisby 
 In Stories and ta'les v 2 
 King of Folly island 
 Tales of New England 
 Atlan 59: 577 
 Decoration day 
 
 In Stories and tales v 6 
 Native of Winby 
 Harper 85 : 84 
 Dulham ladies 
 In Stories and tales v 2 
 Tales of New England 
 White heron 
 Dunnet, shepherdess 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 Queen's twin 
 Atlan 84: 754 
 Ellen ecn 
 
 In McClure 16: 335 
 Failure of David Berry 
 In Stories and tales v 6 
 Native of Winby 
 Harper 83: 56 
 
 Fair day 
 In Strangers and wayfarers 
 Scrib M 4: 199 
 Fame's little day 
 
 In Stories and tales v 5 
 Life of Nancy 
 Harper 90: 560 
 Farmer Finch 
 /;; White heron 
 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 
 
 10: 209 
 Harper 70: 198 
 Flight of Betsey Lane 
 In Stories and tales v 6 
 Native of Winby 
 Scrib M 14: 213 
 Foreigner 
 
 /;/ Atlan 86: 152 
 Garden tea 
 
 In Night before Thanksgiving 
 Going to Shrewsbury 
 
 In Strangers and wayfarers 
 Atlan 64: 18 
 Good luck 
 
 In Country by-ways 
 Gray man 
 
 In White heron 
 Gray mills of Farley 
 
 /;; Cosmopol 25: 183 
 Great expedition 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of the pointed firs 
 Green island 
 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of the pointed firs 
 Guests of Mrs. Timms 
 In Stories and tales v 5 
 Life of Nancy 
 Cent 47:575 
 Hare and the tortoise 
 Atlan 52: 187 
 Hermitage 
 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 Hiltons' holiday 
 
 In Stories and tales v 5 
 Life of Nancy 
 Cent 46: 772 
 Honey tree 
 
 In Harper 104: 45 
 In dark New England days 
 In Strangers and wayfarers 
 Cent 40: 911 
 Jim's little woman 
 
 In Stories and tales v 6 
 Native of Winby 
 Harper 82: 100 
 King of Folly island 
 In King of Folly island 
 Harper 74: 102 
 Lady Ferry 
 
 /;; Old friends and new 
 Landless farmer 
 In Mate of the Daylight 
 Atlan 51: 627. 759 
 Landscape chamber 
 
 In King of Folly island 
 Atlan 60: 603 
 Late supper 
 
 In Old friends and new 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIKS 
 
 175 
 
 Law lane 
 
 In Stories and tales v 2 
 King of Folly island 
 Tales of New England 
 Scrib M 2:725 
 Life of Nancy 
 
 In Stories and tales v^ 5 
 Life of Nancy 
 Atlan 75: 175 
 Little captive maid 
 
 In Stories and tales v 6 
 Native of Winby 
 Scrib M 10: 743 
 Little French Mary 
 
 /;; Stories and tales v 5 
 Life of Nancy 
 Little traveler 
 
 In Mate of the Daylight 
 
 Night before Thanksgiving 
 Lost lover 
 
 In Stories and tales v 2 
 Old friends and new 
 Tales of New England 
 Atlan 41 : 303 
 Luck of the Bogans 
 
 In Strangers and wayfarers 
 Scrib M 5: 100 
 Marsh rosemary 
 
 In Stories and tales v 2 
 Tales of New England 
 White heron 
 Atlan 57:590 
 Martha's lady 
 
 In Stories and tales v 4 
 
 Night before Thanksgiving 
 Queen's twin 
 Atlan 80: 523 
 Mary and Martha 
 In White heron 
 Mate of the Daylight 
 In Mate of the Daylight 
 Atlan so: 82 
 Mere Pochette 
 
 /;( King of Folly island 
 Harper 76:588 
 Miss Becky's pilgrimage 
 
 In Country by-ways 
 Miss Debby's neighbors 
 
 In Mate of the Daylight 
 Miss Esther's guest 
 
 In Stories and tales v 6 
 Native of Winby 
 Night before Thanksgiving 
 Miss Peck's promotion 
 /;;. King of Folly island 
 Scrib M i: 717 
 Miss Sydney's flowers 
 
 In Old friends and new 
 Miss Tempy's watchers 
 In Stories and tales v 2 
 King of Folly island 
 Tales of New England 
 Warner library 
 Atlan 61 : 289 
 Mr. Bruce 
 
 In Old friends and new 
 Mistress of Sydenham plantation 
 In Strangers and wayfarers 
 Atlan 62: 145 
 
 Mrs. Todd 
 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 Native of Winby 
 
 In Stories and tales v 6 
 Native of Winby 
 Atlan 67: 609 
 Neighbor's landmark 
 In Stories and tales v 5 
 Life of Nancy 
 Cent 49:235 
 New parishioner 
 
 In Mate of the Daylight 
 News from Petersham 
 
 In White heron 
 Night before Thanksgiving 
 In Stories and tales v 4 
 
 Night before Thanksgiving 
 Queen's twin 
 Oath 
 
 In Liv Age 231: 61 
 Old singers 
 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of the pointed firs 
 On Shell-heap island 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of the pointed firs 
 Only rose 
 
 In Stories and tales v 5 
 Life of Nancy 
 Atlan 73-27 
 Only son 
 
 /;; Stories and tales v 2 
 Mate of the Daylight 
 Tales of New England 
 Atlan 52: 664 
 Passing of Sister Barsett 
 In Stories and tales v 6 
 Native of Winby 
 Cosmopol 13: 59 
 Poor Joanna 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of the pointed firs 
 Queen's twin 
 
 In Stories and tales v 4 
 Queen's twin 
 Outlook 67: 455 
 Quest of Mr. Teaby 
 
 In Strangers and wayfarers 
 Atlan 65:83 
 Schoolhouse 
 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of the pointed firs 
 Second spring 
 
 In Stories and tales v 5 
 Life of Nancy 
 Harper 88: 114 
 Sister Peacham's turn 
 
 In Harper 105: 902 
 Sorrowful guest 
 
 In Old friends and new 
 Spring Sunday 
 
 In McClure 23: 13 
 Spur of the moment 
 In Outlook 70: 59 
 Strange sail 
 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of the pointed firs 
 Taking of Captain Ball 
 
 In Strangers and wayfarers 
 Harper 80: 141 
 
176 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Jewett, Sarah Orne —Conliinird. 
 Tom's husband 
 
 /;/ Mate of the Daylight 
 At Ian 49: 205 
 Town poor 
 
 lit Stories and tales v 2 
 Strangers and wayfarers 
 Atlan 66: 71 
 Two Browns 
 In White heron 
 Atlan 58: 196 
 Village shop 
 
 In King of Folly island 
 War debt 
 
 In Stories and tales v 5 
 Life of Nancy 
 Harper 90: 227 
 Where pennyroyal grew 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of tlie pointed firs 
 WHiere's Nora? 
 
 In Stories and tales v 4 
 Queen's twin 
 Scrib M 24: 739 
 White heron 
 In Stories and tales v 2 
 
 Night before Thanksgiving 
 Tales of New England 
 White heron 
 White rose road 
 
 In Strangers and wayfarers 
 y\tlan 64: 353 
 William 
 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 
 Country of the pointed firs 
 William's wedding 
 In Stories and tales v 7 
 Atlan 106: 23 
 Winter courtship 
 In Stories and tales v 5 
 Strangers and wayfarers 
 Atlan 63: 145 
 Jewish trinity. Zangwill, I. 
 Jew's breastplate. Doyle, A. C. 
 Jews in Shushan. Kipling, R. 
 Jikininki. Hearn, L. 
 Jilt: a yarn. Reade, C. 
 Jilting of Jane. Wells, H. G. 
 Jim and the gold spirit. Loomis, C. B. 
 Jim Lancy's Waterloo. Peattie, E. W^ 
 Jim Peters as a personal magnet. Henry, O. 
 Jim Trundle's crisis. Harben, W. N. 
 Jimniie and the honey-bear. Vorse, M. H. 
 Jimmie Goggles the god. Wells, H. G. 
 Jimmie Hayes and Muriel. Henry, O. 
 Jimmieboy — and something. Bangs, J. K. 
 Jimmieboy's fire works. Bangs, J. K. 
 Jimmieboy's valentine. Bangs, J. K. 
 Jimmyjohn boss. Wister, O. 
 Jimmy's big brother from California. Harte 
 
 B. 
 Jim's investments and King Sollcrman. 
 
 Clemens, S. L. 
 Jim's little woman. Jewett, S. O. 
 Jim's i)rol)ation. Dunl^ar, P. L. 
 Jimsella. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Jimsie's afternoon ofif. Vorse, M. 11. 
 Jimty. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Jimville. Austin, M. II. 
 'Jinin' farms. Meld, K. 
 
 Jinny. Ilartc, P.. 
 
 jio-Roku-Zakura. Hearn, L. 
 
 Joan of Arc and little Pierre. Ilarraden, B. 
 
 Joanna, the actress. Moulton, L. C. 
 
 Joanna's bracelet. Weyman, S. J. 
 
 Jock, the chipmunk. Peattie, E. W. 
 
 Jock-at-a-venture. Bennett, E. A. 
 
 Joe Hale's red stockings. Jackson, H. H. 
 
 Joel's talk with Santa Claus. Field, E. 
 
 John. Crockett, S. R. 
 
 John. Maartens, M. 
 
 John-a-drcams. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 John Amend-all. Stevenson, R. L. 
 
 John and the ghosts Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 John Bartine's w^atch. Bierce, A. 
 
 John Bull of Guadalquiver. Trollope, A. 
 
 John Cann's treasure. Allen, G. 
 
 John Delavoy. James, PI. 
 
 John Enderby. Parker, G. 
 
 John Fairmeadow's foundling. Duncan, N. 
 
 John Gayther and the galleon. Stockton, 
 
 F. R. 
 John Gayther's srarden. Stockton, F. R. 
 John Gray. Allen, J. L. 
 John Huxford's hiatus. Doyle. A. C. 
 John Inglefield's Thanksgiving. Haw- 
 thorne, N. 
 John Jay's long journey. Moulton, L. C. 
 John Jenkins; or. The smoker reformed. 
 
 By T. S. A-th-r. Harte, B. 
 John Kendry's idea. Fernald, C. B. 
 John Mortonson's funeral. Bierce, A. 
 John North mystery. Hawthorne, J. 
 John Norton. Moore, G. 
 John Parmenter's protege. Harte, B. 
 John Rich and Lucy Poor. Hale, E. E. 
 John Sandars, laborer. Smith, F. H. 
 John Sherman. Yeats, W. B. 
 John Vantine. Bates, A. 
 Johnny. Grenfell. W. T. 
 Johnny. Morrison, A. 
 
 Johnny Florer's axle grease. Lewis, A. H. 
 Johnny Hall. Dyar, ]\I. 
 
 Johnny-in-the-woods. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Johnny Sands. Earle, M. T. 
 Johnny Watt's money. Magruder, J. 
 Johnnyboy. Harte. B. 
 Johnny's job. Thanet, O. 
 John's weddiii.n suit. Page, T. N. 
 Johnson, Virginia Wales, 1849- 
 
 Imagc of San Donato 
 
 /;; Stories by American authors v 7 
 Johnsonham, junior. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Johnson's Boswell. Phillpotts, E. 
 Johnson's old woman. Harte, B. 
 Johnston, Richard Malcolm, 1822-1898 
 
 h'arly niajoritv of Mr. Thomas Watts 
 //; Warner lilirary 
 Joint owners in Spain. Brown, A. 
 Jokai, Maurus, 1825-1904 
 
 Bad old times 
 /;/ Tales from Jokai 
 
 Celestial slingers 
 In Tales from Jokai 
 
 City of the beast 
 //( Tales from Jokai 
 
 Compulsory diversion 
 /;/ Tales from Jokai 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 1/7 
 
 Fight for the tsarina 
 In Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 6 
 Hostile skulls 
 
 In Tales from Jokai 
 In love with the czarina 
 
 In Stories by foreign authors, Polish 
 Justice of Soliman 
 
 In Tales from Jokai 
 Landslide and the train wreck 
 
 In Warner library 
 Last mass; a reminiscence 
 
 In Cosmopol 20: 505 
 Love and the little dog 
 
 In Tales from Jokai 
 Red Starosta 
 
 In Tales from Jokai 
 Sherifif of Caschau 
 
 In Tales from Jokai 
 Unwilling guest 
 
 In Temple Bar 71:379 
 Joke on M. Peptonneau. Bunner, H. C. 
 Jokers of New Gibbon. London, J. 
 Jolly Cabordmen. Stockton, F. R. 
 Jolly corner. James. H. 
 Jolly fellow, ^ce Maupassant, G. de. St. 
 
 Anthony 
 Jolly Parisiennes. Zola, E. 
 Jolly's father. Spofiford, H. P. 
 Jon of Iceland. Taylor, B. 
 Jonas and Dinah. Phillpotts, E. 
 Jonathan. Smith, F. H. 
 Jonathan and David. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Jones. Osbournc, L. 
 Jordan, Elizabeth Garver, 1867- 
 Adeline Thurston, poetess 
 1)1 May Iverson — her book 
 Harper 109: 300 
 As told by May Iverson 
 In Tales of the cloister 
 Harp B 34: 1087 
 At the close of the second day 
 
 In Tales of the city room 
 Bart Harrington, genius 
 In Many kingdoms 
 Scrib M 43: 456 
 Beauty culture at St Katharine's. Sec 
 Jordan, E. G. I introduce beauty 
 culture 
 Belonging to the third order 
 
 In Tales of the cloister 
 Between darkness and dawn 
 In Tales of the cloister 
 Harp B 34: 817 
 Call of spring 
 
 In May Iverson tackles life 
 Harp B 46: 162 
 Case of Katrina 
 In Many kingdoms 
 Cent 73:597 
 Collaboration 
 
 In Tales of destiny 
 Comforter 
 
 In Harper 128: 604 
 Community's sunbeam 
 In Many kingdoms 
 Harper 116: 107 
 Conversion of Johnny Harrington 
 
 In Everybody's 24:8 
 Cures of Evelina 
 In Harp B 45: 268 
 
 Episode at Mrs. Kirkpatrick's 
 In Tales of destiny 
 Harp B 36:208 
 Exorcism of Lily Bell 
 In Many kingdoms 
 Harp B 40: 199 
 Far-away road 
 
 In Harp B 47: 223 
 First aid to Kitty James 
 In May Iverson — her book 
 Harper 109: 469 
 From out the old life 
 
 In Tales of the cloister 
 From the hand of Dolorita 
 In Tales of the city room 
 Genevieve Maude and the new thought 
 
 In Harp B 46:58 
 Genevieve Maude's mission 
 
 /;/ Harp B 43: 26 
 Genevieve Maude's perishin' soul 
 
 In Lippinc 86: S83 
 Girl who loved Herbert 
 
 In Delin 75: 207 
 Girl who was 
 
 In Tales of the cloister 
 Harp B 34:954 
 Henry Smith's honeymoon 
 In Many kingdoms 
 Harp B 40: 680 
 Her audience of two 
 
 In Tales of the cloister 
 Her friend 
 
 In Tales of destiny 
 Harp B 36:580 
 Her last day 
 
 In Many kingdoms 
 Harper 116: Q17 
 His boy 
 
 In Many kingdoms 
 Everybodv's 18:341 
 His loyal heart 
 
 In Harp B 44:434 
 I introduce beauty culture 
 In May Iverson tackles life 
 Harp B 46:333 
 I introduce motion stud}' 
 In May Iverson tackles life 
 Harper 124: 772 
 I write a play 
 In May Iverson tackles life 
 Harper 123: 20 
 In memory of Hannah's laugh 
 
 In Many kingdoms 
 Kittie's sister Josephine 
 In May Iverson — her book 
 Harper 109: 60 
 Little tangle at Cragsmoor 
 
 In Harp B 39: 106 
 Love afifair of Chesterfield, jr. 
 
 In Tales of the city room 
 Love, the destroyer 
 
 In May Iverson — her book 
 Harper 108: 898 
 Mabel Blossom's pearl pin 
 In May Iverson tackles life 
 Harper 124:453 
 Man proposes 
 
 In Harper 126: 207 
 Ma}' Iverson writes a phi}-. See Jordan, 
 E. G. I write a play 
 
178 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Jordan, Elizabeth Garver — Continued. 
 May Iverson's career 
 In Good H 57 : 764 
 Miss Calhoun's supreme day 
 
 In Harp B 39: 798 
 Miss Churchill's twins 
 
 In Harp B 45: 442 
 Miss Eliot's soulful day 
 
 In Harp B 43: 384 
 Miss Forsythc meets a stranger 
 
 In Harp B 44: 301 
 Miss Underhill's lesson 
 In Tales of destiny 
 Ind 52: 650 
 Miss Van Cortlandt's hur<r]ar 
 
 In Ind 54: 1481 
 Miss Van Dyke's best story 
 In Tales of the city room 
 Mr. Brinkley to the rescue 
 
 In Harper 128: 137 
 Mrs. Dixon's culture course 
 
 In Atlan 102: 594 
 Mrs. Hartwcll's perfect treasure 
 
 /;; Cent 82: 16 
 Mrs. ]\lcCafferty explains 
 
 In Scrib M 44: 274 
 Mrs. Marden's pilgrimage 
 
 In Lippinc 91 : 180 
 Mrs. Ogilvie's local color 
 
 In Tales of the city room 
 Mrs. Van Nostrand's night of triumph 
 
 In Harp W 42: Mr 7 p 20 
 j\Irs. Van Nostrand's perfect treasure 
 
 In Harp B ^7: 427 
 Mrs. Warburton's theories 
 
 /;; Harp B J2: 221 
 Motion study at St. Catherine's. See Jor- 
 dan. E. G. I introduce motion study 
 Number seventeen 
 
 In Harp B 37:825 
 (Olive's first story 
 
 In Harper 126: 788 
 One who intervened 
 
 In Tales of destiny 
 Ordeal of Maude Joyce 
 
 In May Iverson — her book 
 Harper 108: 114 
 Ordeal of Sister Cuthbert 
 
 In Tales of the cloister 
 Our Grouchometer club 
 
 In May Iverson tackles life 
 Passing of Hope Abbott 
 
 In Tales of the city room 
 Penelope's Christmas gift 
 
 In Harp W 45: 1264 
 Play's the thing 
 
 In May Iverson — her book 
 Harper 109: 596 
 Point of ethics 
 
 In Tales of the city room 
 Quest of Aunt Nancy 
 In Many kingdoms 
 Cent 75: 511 
 Redemption of Mabel Muriel 
 In May Iverson — her book 
 Harp B 38: 163 
 Reduction cure for Kittie James 
 In May Iverson tackles life 
 Harper 124: 188 
 Romance of the city room 
 In Tales of the city room 
 
 Ruth Herrick's assignment 
 
 In Tales of the city room 
 School-girl 
 
 In Howells. W. D., and others. Whole 
 family ch 5 
 Shadow of the angel 
 
 In May Iverson tackles life 
 Harp B 46:43? 
 Simple life of Genevieve Maude 
 In Many kingdoms 
 Harper 113: 214 
 Sister Ernesta and the imp 
 In Tales of the cloister 
 Harp B 35: 210 
 Sister Estelle to the rescue 
 In May Iverson — her book 
 Harp B^8: 550 
 Story of a failure 
 
 In Tales of destiny 
 Surrender of Professor Seymour 
 
 In Harper 109: 955 
 Surrender of Sister Philomene 
 In Tales of the cloister 
 Harper 103: 570 
 Three prodigals 
 
 In Harp B 37: 112 
 Under the black pall 
 
 1)1 Tales of the cloister 
 Van Valkenberg.'s Christmas gift 
 
 In Harp W 46: 55 
 Varick's lady o' dreams 
 In Many kingdoms 
 Scrib M 35: 563 
 Vevie 
 
 In Collier's 43: My 15 p 22 
 Victoria Delsaro, missing 
 
 In Tales of destiny 
 Voice in the world of pain 
 In Tales of destiny 
 Pall Mall M 22:228 
 Voice of truth 
 
 In May Iverson — her book 
 Harp B 38:660 
 What dreams may come 
 In INIay Iverson — her book 
 Harp B 38: 997 
 When churchyards yawn 
 In May Iverson tackles life 
 Harp B 4=;: 310 
 Wife of a hero 
 
 In Tales of destiny 
 Wife of the candidate 
 
 In Tales of the city room 
 W^oman suffrage at St. Catharine's 
 In May Iverson tackles life 
 Harper 122: 551 
 Young man in Peacock Alley 
 In Ladies H J 30: N p 21 
 Joseph. Maupassant, G. de 
 Joseph. Phillpotts. E. 
 Joseph the dreamer. Zangwill, I. 
 Joseph Thorne — his calling. Moulton, L. C. 
 Josephine. Martin, E. S. 
 Joseph's dream. .'Mien, G. 
 Joshua Gooclcntnigh's old letter. Reming- 
 ton. F. 
 Josiah's first Christmas. Freeman, ]\1. E. W. 
 Journal of a millionaire. Hibbard. G. A. 
 Journal of Julius Rodman. Poe, E. A. 
 Journalism in Tennessee. Clemens, S. E. 
 Journey. Wharton, E. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 179 
 
 Journey in search of Christmas. Wistcr, O. 
 Tourneys end in lovers meetmg. Craigie, 
 
 P. M. T. 
 Toy. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Joy-giver. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Toy of a Christmas passage. Connolly, J. !>. 
 joy of boats. Vorse, M. H. . . 
 
 Joy of life. See VVyatt, E. F. Shallow spirit 
 
 of judgment 
 Joy of Nellie Deanc. Cathcr. W. S. 
 "Joy of their Lord." Grenfell, W. T. 
 Joy of youth. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Joy-Sing. See Long, J. L. Little Miss Joy- 
 Sing 
 Joyous comrade. Zangwill, I. 
 Joyous miracle. Norris, F. 
 Juana. See Balzac, H. de. Maranas 
 Juanita. Dunbar, A. 
 Jubal sans ego. Strindberg, J. A. 
 Jubilee present. Hornung, E. W. 
 Judas Iscariot. Andreev, L. N. 
 Judge of Lucca's intrigue. Bandello, M. 
 Judge's cherubs. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Tudge's spirited woman. Clemens, S. L. 
 Judge's wife. Moulton, L. C. 
 Judgment. Brown, A. 
 Judgment o' God Sharp. W. 
 Judgment of Bolinas. Harte, B. 
 Judgment of Borso. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Judgment of Dungara. Ivipling, R. 
 Judgment of John Fairmeadow. Duncan, X. 
 Judgment of Paris. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Judgment of Peter and' Paul on Olympus. 
 
 Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Judgment on Airs. Smith. Thanet, O. 
 Judith Lynn; a storv of the sea. Donnell, 
 
 A. H. 
 Judith Stern. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Judson, Edward Z. C. (Ned Buntline) 1822- 
 1886 
 Kathayan 
 
 III Johnson, R. Little classics v 3 
 Judson and the empire. Ivipling, R. 
 Jug of sirup. Bierce, A. 
 Juggler of Notre Dame. France, A. 
 Juggler to our lady. Sec France, A. Jug- 
 gler of Notre Dame 
 Jugglers. Seawell, M. E. 
 Julia Bride. James, H. 
 Julia Cahill's curse. Moore, G. 
 Julia— her Thanksgiving. Freeman, M. E. 
 
 W. 
 Julia ^^I'Kenzie. Hogg, J. 
 Julia the apostate. Bacon, J. D. 
 Julie Romain. Maupassant, G. de 
 Julien; or. The dead alive. Dumas, A. 
 Julot's opinion. Maupassant, G. de 
 July the first. Singmaster, E. 
 Jump at Corey's slip. Davis, Richard H 
 Jumping frog. Clemens, S. L. 
 jumping-off place. Harris, J. C. 
 Jungle folk. See Harte, B. Stories three 
 Jupiter Tonans. Long, J. L. 
 Just man. Trask, K. N. 
 Just meat. London, J. 
 Justice and the judge. Deland, M. 
 Justice of Soliman. Jokai, IM. 
 Justice of the peace. Phillpotts, E. . 
 Kaa's hunting. Ivipling, R. 
 Kaintuck. Seawell, M. E. 
 
 Kane, a soldier servant. Grand, S. 
 Kansas stories. White, W. A. 
 Karain: a memory. Conrad, J. 
 "Kaschtanka." Bad conduct. Chekhov, 
 
 A. P. 
 Kaskaskia. Sec Catherwood, M. H. Old 
 
 Kaskaskia 
 Kassyan of Fair springs. See Turgenev, 
 
 I. S. Kasyan from the Fair-Metcha 
 Kasyan from the Fair-Metcha. Turgenev, 
 
 I. S. 
 Kate: a pretense. Michelson, M. 
 Kathayan. Judson, E. C. 
 Kathleen, the daughter of Hoolihan, and 
 Hanrahan the Red. See Yeats, W. B. 
 Hanrahan and Cathlcen the daughter of 
 Hoolihan 
 Katia. Sec Tolstoi, L. N. Family happi- 
 ness 
 Katie Cheyne. Hogg, J. 
 Keats, Gwendoline (Zack, pseud.) 
 At the stroke of the hour 
 
 III Life is life 
 Balance 
 
 /;; Roman road 
 Benjamin Parrot's fancy 
 In Tales of Dunstable Weir 
 Scrib M 30: i53 
 Busted blue doll 
 In Life is life 
 Crooksie 
 
 In Tales of Dunstable Weir 
 Dave 
 
 In Life is life 
 English girl's Christmas presents 
 
 /;; Life is life 
 Failure of Flipperty 
 
 In Life is life 
 Hall and he 
 
 In Tales of Dunstable Weir 
 Mary Amelia Spot 
 
 /;; Tales of Dunstable Weir 
 Blackw 165:616 
 Eclectic M 137: i54 
 Liv Age 229: 772 
 Rab Vinch's wife 
 
 In Life is life 
 Red-haired man's dream 
 
 In Life is life 
 Right o' wav 
 
 /;; Tales of Dunstable \\ eir 
 Roman road 
 
 In Roman road 
 Sisters , ^^ . 
 
 In Tales of Dunstable A\ eir 
 Pall Mall M 24:440 
 Stone pine 
 
 In Life is life 
 Storm 
 
 In Life is life 
 Critic 33- 71 
 Thoughty 
 
 /;/ Roman road 
 Travelling Joe 
 /;/ Life is life 
 
 Blackw i6t : 420 
 . Liv Age 213: 548 
 Village pump Fewins 
 
 In Talcs of Dunstable Weir 
 
i8o 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Keats, Gwendoline —Continued. 
 Widdcr V'lint 
 /;/ Life is life 
 
 Blackw i6o: 463 
 Liv Age 213: 271 
 Keen-point, Cob-handle, and Butch. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 
 Keeper of conscience. Zangwill, I. 
 Keeper of the bishop. Mason, A. E. W. 
 Keeper of the light. Van Dyke, H. 
 Keepers of a charge. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Keepers of the lamp. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Keeping up appearances. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Keeping up with Dan'l Webster. Bacheller, 
 
 I. A. 
 Keeping up with Harr}^ See Bacheller, I. A. 
 
 '"Charge it" 
 Keeping up with Lizzie. Bacheller, I. A. 
 Keeping watch. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Keesh, the son of Kcesh. London, J. 
 Kelly, Myra (Mrs, Allan MacNaughton) 
 1876-1910 
 Bailey's babies 
 
 /;; Little aliens 
 Bent twig 
 
 In Little aliens 
 Brand from the burning 
 
 /;; Little aliens 
 Christmas guest 
 
 In New faces 
 Christmas present for a lady 
 In Little citizens 
 IMcClure 20: 195 
 Etiquette of Yetta 
 
 In Little aliens 
 Every goose a swan 
 
 In Little aliens 
 Friends 
 
 In Little aliens 
 Games in gardens 
 In Little aliens 
 Gifts of the philosophers 
 In Wards of liberty 
 
 Ladies' H J 22: D p g, 55 
 Great oaks from little acorns 
 
 In New faces 
 H. R. H., the prince of Hester street 
 In Little citizens 
 McClurc 23: 103 
 In loco parentis 
 In Wards of liberty 
 McClure 25: 366 
 Land of heart's desire 
 /;; Little citizens 
 AlcClure 23: 240 
 Little Bo-peep 
 
 /;; Wards of lil)crtv 
 McClure 2<S: 115 
 Little maitcr of real estate 
 /;; Little citizens 
 McClure 21 : 130 
 Love among the blackboards 
 In Little citizens 
 McClure 20:485 
 Magic cane 
 
 In Little aliens 
 Misery loves company 
 
 Jn New faces 
 Morris and the Honorable Tim 
 /;; Little citizens 
 McClure -'1:464 
 
 Origin of species 
 In Little aliens 
 Passport to paradise 
 In Little citizens 
 McClure 24: 53 
 Perjured Santa Claus 
 In Wards of liberty 
 Play's the thing 
 In New faces 
 Slaughter of the innocents 
 
 In Wards of liberty 
 Soul above buttons 
 In Wards of liberty 
 McClure 27: 2,37 
 Spirit of Cecelia Anne 
 
 In Little citizens 
 Star of Bethlehem 
 
 In Wards of liberty 
 Theodora, gift of God 
 
 In New faces 
 There's danger in numbers 
 
 In New faces 
 Touch of nature 
 In Little citizens 
 McClure 22: 249 
 Uses of adversity 
 
 In Little citizens 
 When a man's widowed 
 In Little citizens 
 IMcClure 22: 517 
 Who is SAdvia? 
 
 In Little citizens 
 Wiles of the wooer 
 /;; W\ards of liberty 
 Kennedy, Patrick, 1801-1873 
 Haughty princess 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i: 
 44.S 
 Ken's myster3^ Hawthorne, J. 
 Kent Hampden. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 Kentuckians. Fox, J., jr. 
 Kentucky cardinal. Allen, J. L. 
 Kentucky Cinderella. Smith, F. H. 
 Kentucky princess. Cathcrwood, M. H. 
 Kentucky's ghost. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Kenyon's innings. Hornung, E. W. 
 Kerb and gutter. Besant, W. 
 Kernel the size of an ag^. See Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. Seed as big as a hen's egg 
 Key. Bacon, J. D. 
 Key of the tower. Van Dyke, H. 
 Key to the east gate. Bacon, J. D. 
 Keystone crime. Wister, O. 
 Khan and his son. Gorky, M. 
 Khodinka. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Kholstomer. Tolstoi. L. N. 
 Khor and Kalinitch. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Kicklcburv's on the Rhine. Thackerav, 
 
 W. ^I. 
 Kidd the pirate. Irving. ^^^ 
 Kidnapped. Kipling. R. 
 Kidnapped bride. Cathcrwood. M. IT. 
 Kidnapped colony. .Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Kidnappers. Davis, C. B. 
 Kidnapping. Hpvriman, K. F. 
 Kidnapping of President Lincoln. Har- 
 ris, T. C. 
 Kielland, Alexander Lange, 1840-1006 
 .\t tlie fair 
 
 /)) Tal<'s of two countries 
 Warner librarv 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 i8i 
 
 Battle of Waterloo 
 
 In Tales of two countries 
 Dead leaves. 5"t'^ Kielland, A. L. With- 
 ered leaves 
 Elsie: a Christmas story 
 
 In Elsie , a t 
 
 For green is hope. See Kielland, A. i-. 
 
 Hope's clad in April green 
 Good conscience 
 
 In Tales of two countries 
 Hope's clad in April green [Hope is 
 green; For green is hope] 
 In Tales of two countries 
 Music 19: 131 
 Poet-Lore 3: 315 
 Parsonage 
 
 In Talcs of two countries 
 Peat moor 
 
 In Tales of two countries 
 Pharaoh 
 
 In Tales of two countries 
 Romance and reality 
 
 In Talcs of two countries 
 Siesta , , 
 
 In Maupassant, G. de, and others. 
 Modern ghosts 
 Two friends 
 
 In Tales of two countries 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, Scandin- 
 avian 
 Scandinavia 2: 281, 291 
 Withered leaves [dead leaves] 
 In Tales of two countries 
 Scandinavia 2: 135 
 Killed at Resaca. Bierce, A. 
 Killing of Hatim Tai. Sec Kipling, R. 
 
 Smith administration 
 Killing of Julius Caesar localized. Clem- 
 ens, S. L. 
 Killy Billy of Ballarat. Roberts, M. 
 Kimmey mother. Donnell, A. H. 
 Kind girls. Maupassant, G. de 
 Kindly jest. Reade, C. 
 Kinetoscope of time. Matthews, J. B. 
 King, Charles, 1844- 
 Adjutant's story 
 
 In Colonel's Christmas dinner 
 Betrayed by a button 
 
 In Conquering corps badge 
 Boy that couldn't stand fire 
 
 In Lippinc 74: 749 
 Camera capture 
 
 In- Conquering corps badge 
 Captain Close 
 
 In Lippinc 54: i 
 Captain dreams again 
 In Cosmopol 25: 577 
 Captain Santa Claus 
 
 In Campaigning with Crook 
 Harper 76: 107 
 Code of the corps 
 
 In Lippinc 67: 337 
 Conquering corps badge 
 
 In Conquering corps badge 
 Dayton's wooing 
 
 In Cosmopol 37: 339 
 Dove cote days 
 
 In Conquering corps l^adge 
 ' Fate of Guadalupe 
 
 In Conquering corps badge 
 
 From "The Point" to the plains 
 
 In Starlight ranch 
 Jack Royal 
 
 In Conquering corps badge 
 Lanier of the cavalry 
 
 In Lippinc 83: 129 
 Lass of the Laramie 
 
 In Lippinc 75:600 
 Like father, like son 
 
 In Lippinc 69: 493 
 Luck of the horseshoe 
 
 In Conquering corps badge 
 Manila wire 
 
 In Conquering corps badge 
 Mystery of 'Mahbin mill 
 
 In Campaigning with Crook 
 Pepita 
 
 In Lippinc 71:822 
 Plodder's promotion 
 
 In Campaigning with Crook 
 Rancho del Muerto 
 
 In Outing 17: 3, 121 
 Ray's daughter 
 
 In Lippinc 65: 803 
 Rival ally 
 
 In Conquering corps badge 
 Senator's plight 
 
 In Conquering corps badge 
 Sergeant Croesus 
 
 In Lippinc 52:641 
 Starlight ranch 
 
 In Starlight ranch 
 Two soldiers 
 
 In Lippinc 45: 293 
 Van 
 
 In Starlight ranch 
 Lippinc 36:512 
 Waring's peril 
 
 In Lippinc 51: 257 
 Well won; or, From the plains to "The 
 Point" 
 In Starlight ranch 
 Worst man in the troop 
 In StarLght ranch 
 Lippinc 32: 287 
 King, Grice Elizabeth, 1852- 
 Anne Marie and Jeanne Marie 
 In Balcony stories 
 Cent 46: 372 
 Balcony 
 
 In Balcony stories 
 Bayou I'Ombre 
 In Tales of time and place 
 Harper 75 : 266 
 Bonne Maman 
 
 In Tales of time and place 
 Harper 73 ■ 293 
 Christmas story of a little church 
 In Tales of time and place - 
 Harper 78:94 
 Clodhopper 
 
 In McClure 28: 487 
 Crippled hope 
 In Balcony stories 
 Cent 46:374 
 Delicate affair 
 In Balcony stories 
 Cent 46:884 
 Destiny 
 
 In Harper 96: 541 
 
l82 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 King, Grace Elizabeth ~C on tiiiurd. 
 Drama of an evening 
 Jn Monsieur Molte 
 
 Xew Princeton R 4: 363 
 Drama of three 
 In Balcony stories 
 Cent 45 : 280 
 Earthlings 
 
 In Lippinc 42: 599 
 Evening party 
 
 In Harper 89: 192 
 Festival of the dead. See King, G. E. 
 
 Madrilene 
 Grandmama 
 
 In Cent 46: 204 
 La grande demoiselle 
 In Balcony stories 
 Cent 4"^: 323 
 Grandmother's grandmother 
 In Balcony stories 
 Cent 46: 722 
 Little convent girl 
 In Balconj' stories 
 Cent 46: 546 
 Madrilene; or, Tiie festival of the dead 
 In Tales of time and place 
 Harper 81 : 869 
 Making progress 
 
 In Harper 102: 423 
 Marriage of Marie Modeste 
 In Monsieur Motte 
 
 Xew Princeton R 5:246 
 Mimi's marriage 
 In Balcony stories 
 Cent 45:493 
 Miracle chapel 
 
 In Balcony stories 
 Cent 45:497 
 Monsieur Motte 
 In Monsieur Motte 
 
 Xew Princeton R 1:91 
 Old lady's restoration 
 In Balcony stories 
 Cent 46: 724 
 On the plantation 
 
 In Monsieur Motte 
 On the prairie 
 
 In Booklover's M 7:324 
 One of us 
 
 In Balcony stories 
 Cent 46: 544 
 Pupasse 
 
 In Balcony stories 
 
 Cent 46:889 
 
 Story of a day 
 
 In Balcony stories 
 
 Cent 46: 230 
 
 War-time Santa Claus 
 
 In Collier's 44: D 11 p 12 
 King a-begging. Barr, R. 
 King and the anarchist. Norris, W. E. 
 King Assarhaddon. See Tolstoi, L. N. Es- 
 
 sarhaddon 
 King Bear. Mitchell, S. W. 
 King Bemba's Point. Landers, J. 
 King I'.illy of Ballarat. Roberts. M. 
 King Buttercup's wedding. Corelli, M. 
 King Candaules. Gautier, T. 
 King Charles's shilling. Hale. E. E. 
 King David. Woolson, C. F. 
 King David's friend. Bcsant, W. 
 
 King dines. Barr, R. 
 
 King Floras and the Fair Jehane. Le Gal- 
 
 lienne, R. 
 King Harwood. Mitford, M. R. 
 King James of the strawberry patch. Earle, 
 
 M. T. 
 King Lear of the steppes. Turgenev, I. S. 
 King o' Prussia. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 King of Bad Bad. Morris, G. 
 King of Beaver. Catherwood, M. H. 
 King of Boyville. White, W. A. 
 King of Folly island. Jewett, S. O. 
 King of Hayti. DeQuincey, T. 
 King of Schnorrers. Zangwill, I. 
 King of the Azores. Bangs, J. K. 
 King of the baboons. Gibbon, P. 
 King of the clinkers. Harris, J. C. 
 King of the foxes. Doyle. A. C. 
 King of the Golden river; or. The black 
 
 brothers. Ruskin, J. 
 King of the Greeks. London, J. 
 King of Ys and Dahut the Red. Sharp. W. 
 King on his way to be crowned. Le Gal- 
 
 lienne, R. 
 King Pepin and Sweet Clive. Wcvman, 
 
 s. J. - ' 
 
 King Pest. Poe, E. A. 
 
 King Solomon of Kentucky. Allen, J. L. 
 King that talked biggity. Harris, J. C' 
 King who made mats (Persian) 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library of mystery 
 and detective stories, Oriental 
 Kingdom of joy. Cutting, M. S. 
 Kingdoms of the earth. Brown, A. 
 King's ankus. Kipling, R. 
 King's ashes. Sec Kipling, R. Smith ad- 
 ministration 
 King's end. Brown, A. 
 King's gold. Barr, R. 
 King's grave. Lagerlof, S. 
 King's jackal. Davis, Richard H. 
 King's jewel. \'an Dyke, H. 
 King's lesson. Morris. \V. 
 King's messenger. Crawford, F. M. 
 King's page. Mitford, M. R. 
 King's son. See Maupassant, G. de. Tim- 
 
 buctoo 
 King's son of Palemban. Hopkins, A\'. J. 
 King's stratagem. Weyman, S. J. 
 King's visit. Barr, R. 
 King's ward. Mitford, M. R. 
 Kingship. Mikhael. E. 
 Kingsley, Henry, 1830-1876 
 Lost child 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 10 
 Kingsley, Maurice 
 1'ic) luan 
 
 /;/ Howells. W. D. and Alden. H. M. 
 Under the sunset 
 Harper 86:386 
 Kinsman of Red Cloud. Wister, O. 
 Kinzer portraits. Comer, C. .V. 
 Kip, Leonard, 1826-1006 
 " — mas lias come" 
 
 .Stories by .\merican authors v 
 Kipling, Rudyard, 1865- 
 .\(lor:ition of the mage 
 
 hi I Works I Abaft the funnel [ Double- 
 day 1 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 ^83 
 
 Amir's homily 
 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Among the railway folk 
 
 In [Works] From sea to sea v 2 
 Armadillos. See Kipling, R. Beginning 
 
 of the Armadillos 
 Army of a dream 
 
 In [Works] Traffics and discoveries 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Army of a dream 
 Arrest of Lieutenant Golightly 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 At Howli Thana 
 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 At the end of the passage 
 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mine own people [Caldwell]; [Lov- 
 ell]; [Nottingham Soc] ; [U. S. 
 Book Co.] 
 Lippinc 46: 246 
 At the pit's mouth 
 
 In [Works! Under the deodars [Dou- 
 bleday] : (Outward bound) 
 Under the deodars [Caldwell]; [Lov- 
 ell]- [Macmillan]; [Nottingham 
 Soc.]; [U. S. Book Co.] 
 At twenty-two 
 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Baa, baa, black sheep 
 In [Works] Under the deodars [Dou- 
 bleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Phantom 'rickshaw [Altemus] ; 
 
 [Lovell] 
 Wee Willie Winkie [Caldwell]; 
 [Lovell iSg-] 
 Badalia Herodsfoot. See Kipling, R. 
 
 Record of Badalia Herodsfoot 
 Bank fraud 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Bazaar djulip. See Kipling, R. Smith 
 
 administration 
 Beginning of the Armadillos 
 
 In [Works] Just-so stories [Double- 
 day]; (Outward bound) 
 Ladies H J 17: My p 3 
 Below the mill dam 
 
 In [Works] Traffics and discoveries 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Monthly R 8 no. 3: 23 
 Bertran and Bimi 
 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mine own people [Caldwell]; 
 [Lovell]: [Nottingham Soc.]; 
 [U. S. Book Co.] 
 
 Betrayal of confidence 
 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Beyond the pale 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Big drunk draf 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt 2 (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Alulvanev stories [Altemus] 
 Soldiers 'three [Caldwell]; [Lovell]; 
 [Nottingham Soc] 
 Bimi, Bertran and. See Kipling, R. 
 
 Bertran and Bimi 
 Bisara of Poorce 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Bitters neat 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Black Jack 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mulvaney stories [Altemus] 
 Soldiers three [Caldwell]; [Lovell]; 
 [Nottingham Soc] 
 Bonds of discipline 
 
 In [Works] Traffics and discoveries 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Bow flume cable-car 
 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Bread upon the waters 
 In [Works] Day's Work [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt 2 (Outward 
 
 bound) 
 McClure 8: 140 
 Bride's progress. See Kipling, R. Smith 
 
 administration 
 Bridge-builders 
 In [Works] Day's work [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt i (Outward 
 bound) 
 Broken-link handicap 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Bronckhorst divorce case 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Brother Square-toes 
 In [Works] Rewards and fairies 
 [Doubleday] 
 Delin 76: Jl p6 
 "Brugglesmith" 
 In [Works] Many inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Day's work pt 2 (Outward 
 bound) 
 Brushwood boy 
 In [Works] Day's work [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt 2 (Outward 
 
 bound) 
 Cent 41: 265 
 Bubbling well road 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 
i84 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Kipling, Rudyard —Continued. 
 Burgher of the Free State 
 
 1)1 Daily Express 1900 Je 26, 27, 28, 29, 
 July 2, 3, 4 
 Butterfly that stamped 
 In [Works] Just- so stories [Double- 
 day] ; (Outward bound) 
 La'dies H J 19: O p 3 
 By word of mouth 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday] ; (Outward bound) 
 Cable-car, the bow flume. See Kipling, R. 
 
 Bow flume cable-car 
 Captive 
 
 In [Works] Traffics and discoveries 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Illust Lond News Summer no. '03 
 Cat that walked by himself 
 In [Works] Just so stories [Double- 
 day] ; (Outward bound) 
 Ladies' H J 19: Jl p 4 
 Windsor IM O '02 
 Centurion of the thirtieth 
 
 In [Works] Puck of Pook's Hill 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 McClure 27:3 
 Chautauquaed 
 hi [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day]; 
 Children of the zodiac 
 In [Works] Many inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 Works Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 .007; story of a locomotive 
 In [Works] Day's work [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt 2 (Outward 
 
 bound) 
 Scrib M 22: 135 
 "City of dreadful night" 
 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Phantom 'rickshaw [Lovell 189-] 
 Wee Willie Winkie [Caldwell]; 
 Cold iron 
 In [Works] Rewards and fairies 
 [Doubleday] 
 Dclin 74: 196 
 Comprehension of private Copper 
 
 In [Works] Traffics and discoveries 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Everybody's 7: 316 
 Strand M O '02 
 Conference of the powers 
 In [Works] Many inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt 2 (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Courting of Dinah Shadd [Harper] 
 Mine own people [Caldwell]; [Not- 
 tingham Soc.]; [U. S. Book Co] 
 United Service M n s 1:230 
 Consequences 
 In [Works] Plain talcs from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Conversion of Aurelian McGoggin 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 
 Conversion of St. Wilfrid 
 In [Works] Rewards and fairies 
 [Doubleday] 
 Delin 75: 34 
 Courting of Dinah Shadd 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Courting of Dinah Shadd [Harper] 
 Mine own people [U. S. Book Co] 
 Mulvaney stories [Altemus] 
 Soldier stories [Macmillan] 
 Soldiers three [Caldwell]; [Notting- 
 ham Soc] 
 Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries v 2 
 Liv Age 185: 296 
 JMacmillan's M Mr 1890 
 • Cow-house jirga. See Kipling, R. Smith 
 administration 
 Crab that made the tide. See Kipling, R. 
 
 Crab that played with the sea 
 Crab that played with the sea [Crab that 
 made the tide] 
 In [Works] Just so stories [Double- 
 day] ; (Outward bound) 
 Pearson's M Ag '02 
 Cupid's arrows 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Daughter 'of the regiment 
 In [Works] Plain talcs from the hills 
 [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mulvaney stories [Altemus] 
 Soldiers three [Caldwell]; [Notting- 
 ham Soc] 
 Deal in cotton 
 In [Works] Actions and reactions 
 [Doubleday] ; (Outward bound) 
 Cassell's M Ja '08 
 Death in the camp 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Devil and the deep sea 
 hi [Works] Day's work [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt i (Outward 
 bound) 
 District at play. See Kipling, R. Smith 
 
 administration 
 Disturber of traffic 
 /;; [Works] Manv inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Atlan 68:289 
 Doctor of medicine 
 
 In [Works] Rewards and fairies 
 [Doubleday] 
 Delin 74: 296 
 Nash's M Ag '10 
 Dray Wara Yow Dee 
 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound 
 Dream of Duncan Parrenncss 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 185 
 
 Drums of the fore and aft 
 In [Works] Under the deodars [Dou- 
 bleday] 
 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Phantom 'rickshaw [Lovell 1890] 
 Soldier stories [Doubleday]; [Mac- 
 
 millan] 
 Wee Willie Winkie [Caldwell]; 
 [Lovell 189-] 
 "Dymchurch flit" 
 
 In [Works] Puck of Pook's Hill 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 McClure 27: 503 
 Education of Otis Yeere 
 In [Works] Under the deodars [Dou- 
 bleday]; (Outward bound); [Cald- 
 well]; [Lovell 189-]; [Macmillan]; 
 [Nottingham Soc] 
 Elephant's child 
 In [Works] Just so stories [Double- 
 day] ; (Outward bound) 
 Ladies' H J 17: Ap p 3 
 Windsor M F '02 
 End of the passage. See Kipling, R. At 
 
 the end of the passage 
 Enlightenments of Pagett, M. P. 
 In [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Under the deodars [Caldwell]; [Not- 
 tingham Soc] 
 Contemp 68: :i2?i 
 Erastasius of the Whanghoa 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Error in the fourth dimension 
 In [Works] Day's work [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt 2 (Outward 
 
 bound) 
 Cosmopol 18: 212 
 Explanation of Mir Baksh. See Kipling, 
 
 R. Smith administration 
 Fallen idol 
 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 False dawn 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday] ; (Outward bound) 
 Under the deodars [Lovell 189-] 
 Fatima — a dialogue {In the "Story of the 
 Gadsbys" 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Under the deodars (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Finances of the gods 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 ■"Finest story in the world" 
 
 In [Works] Many inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Phantom 'rickshaw [Caldwell]; [Not- 
 tingham Soc] 
 Contemp 60: 9 
 Flag of their country 
 In [Works] Stalky & Co. [Doubleday]; 
 (Outward bound) 
 
 Folly bridge 
 
 In Daily express 1900 Je 15, 16 
 For one night only 
 
 In Longsman's M 15:611 
 Friend's friend 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) - 
 Gadsbys, The story of. See Kipling, R, 
 
 Story of the Gadsbys 
 Garden of Eden — dialogue 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Under the deodars (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Garm — a hostage 
 In [Works] Actions and reactions 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Pearson's M Ja '00 
 Gate of the hundred sorrows 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Ridpath's library of universal litera- 
 ture 
 Gemini 
 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Georgie Porgie 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Germ-destroyer 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Giridih coal-fields 
 In [Works] From sea to sea [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] From sea to sea pt 2 (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Gloriana 
 In [Works] Rewards and fairies [Dou- 
 bleday] 
 Delin 74:502 
 Nash's M Mr '10 
 God from the machine 
 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mulvaney stories [Altenius] 
 Soldiers three [Caldwell]; [Lovell]; 
 [Nottingham Soc] 
 Good hunting 
 
 In McClure 5: 195 
 Great census. See Kipling, R. Smith 
 
 administration 
 Griffiths the safe man 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Habitation enforced 
 In [Works] Actions and reactions 
 [Doubleday] ; (Outward bound) 
 Cent 70: 617 
 Hal o' the draft 
 In [Works] Puck of Pook's Hill [Dou- 
 bleday]; (Outward bound) 
 McClure 27:413 
 Hands of justice. 5"^^ Kipling, R. Smith 
 administration 
 
i86 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Kipling, RudyaTd—Contitiucd. 
 Haunted subalterns 
 
 In [Works] Plain talcs from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Head of the district 
 In [Works! Life's handicap [Double- 
 dav] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mine own people [Caldwell]; [Xot- 
 
 tingham Soc] 
 Macmillan's M 6i: 228 
 Her little responsibility 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Her majesty's servants 
 In [Works] Jungle book. First [Double- 
 day] 
 [W^orks] Jungle book. Second (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Pail Mall M Mr 1894 
 Hill of illusion 
 In [Works] Under the deodars [Dou- 
 bleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Under the deodars [Caldwell] ; [Lov- 
 ell 189-]: [Nottingham Soc] [U. S. 
 Book Co] 
 His brother's keeper 
 
 /;; [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 His chance in life 
 
 In [Works] Plain talcs from the hills 
 
 [Doublciday] ; (Outward bound) 
 
 His majesty the king 
 
 /;; [Works] Under the deodars [Dou- 
 
 1)leday] ; (Outward bound) 
 
 Phantom 'rickshaw [Altcmus] ; [Lov- 
 
 ell 189-] 
 Wee Willie Winkie [Caldwell]; 
 [Lovell 189-] 
 His private honour 
 In [Works] Many inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Eclectic M 117: 768 
 Macmillan's I\l 64:464 
 His wedded wife 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mvstery and 
 detective stories, English-Scotch 
 History of a fall 
 In [Works] Al)aft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 House surgeon 
 
 In [Works] .\ctions and reactions 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Harper iiq: 489, 720 
 How fear came 
 
 In [Works] Jungle l)Ook. Second 
 I Dou])leday] 
 [VVorks] Jungle book. First (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 How the alphabet was made 
 
 In [Works] Just so stories [Double- 
 day] ; ((Dutward bound) 
 How the camel got his hump 
 In [Works] Just so stories [lOouble- 
 dayl ; (Outward bound) 
 
 How the first letter was written 
 In [Works] Just so stories [Double- 
 day] ; (Outward bound) 
 Ladies' H J 19: D p 11 
 How the leopard got his spots 
 
 In [Works] Just so stories [Double- 
 day]; (Outward bound) 
 Ladies' H J 18: O p 3 
 How the rhinoceros got his skin 
 In I Works] Just so stories [Double- 
 day] ; (Outward bound) 
 How the whale got his skin 
 In [Works] Just so stories [Double- 
 day]; (Outward bound) 
 Impressionists 
 In [Works] Stalky & Co [Doubleday]; 
 (Outward bound) 
 In ambush 
 
 In [Works] Stalky & Co [Doubleday]; 
 
 (Outward bound) 
 McClure 11: 307 
 In an opium factory 
 
 /;; [Works] From sea to sea pt 2 (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 In error 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 In flood time 
 
 /;; [Works] Soldiers three [Double- 
 day] 
 In black and white (Outward bound) 
 In the house of Suddhoo 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, English-Scotch 
 In the matter of a private 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt 2 (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Soldiers three [Lovell] 
 Under the deodars [Caldwell]: [Not- 
 tingham Soc] 
 In the presence 
 
 In Everybody's 26:307 
 In the pride of his youth 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 In the rukh 
 
 In [Works] Manv inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 Jungle book. First (Outward bound) 
 McClure 7: 23 
 In the same boat 
 
 III Harper 124: 3 
 In the spring running | Mowgli leaves the 
 jungle forever] 
 In [Works] Jungle book. Second 
 [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Jungle 1)ook. First (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Cosniopol 19: 670 
 Incarnation of Krislina Mulvanev 
 
 /;/ [Works] Life's liandicap '[Double- 
 day] 
 I Works] Soldiers tliree pt i (Out 
 
 ward bound) 
 Courting of Dinah Shadd [Harper] 
 Mine own peojile | Lovell] ; [I'. S. 
 Book Co ] 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 t87 
 
 It! 
 
 Mulvaney stories [Doubleday & Mc- 
 Clure] 
 
 Soldier stories [Doubleday & Mc- 
 Clure]; [Macmillan] 
 
 Soldiers three [Caldwell]; [Notting- 
 ham Soc.] 
 
 Eclectic M 114: 158 
 
 Liv Age 184: 16 
 
 Macmillan M 61: 146 
 
 /;; [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Jews in Shuslian 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Judgment of Dungara 
 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Judson and the empire 
 
 In [Works] Many inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt 2 (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Kaa's hunting 
 
 In [Works] Jungle book. First 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Kidnapped 
 /;; [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday] 
 Killing of Hatim Tai. See Kipling, R. 
 
 Smith administration 
 King's ankus 
 
 In [Works] Jungle book. Second 
 [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Jungle book. First (Out- 
 ward bouna) 
 King's ashes. See Kipling. R. Smith ad- 
 ministration 
 Knife and the naked chalk 
 In [Works] Rewards and fairies 
 [Doubleday] 
 Harper 120: 41 
 Knights of the joyous venture 
 In [Works] Puck of Pook's hill 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Krishna Mulvaney, the incarnation of. See 
 Kioling, R. Incarnation of Krishna 
 Mulvaney 
 Lamentable comedy of Willow Wood; a 
 dialogue 
 In Fortn ^3: 670 
 Lang men o' Larut 
 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Day's work pt 2 (Outward 
 bound) 
 Last of the stories 
 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Last term 
 In [Works] Stalky & Co. [Doubleday]; 
 (Outward bound) 
 Windsor M 1899 
 Legs of Sister Ursula 
 In Idler 3: 485 
 McClure 2: 347 
 Letter from Golam Singh. See Kipling, R. 
 Smith administration 
 
 Letters of marque 
 
 In [Works] From sea to sea [Doul^le- 
 day] 
 [Works] From sea to sea pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Letting in the jungle 
 
 In [Works] Jungle book. Second 
 [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Jungle book. First (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 McClure 4: 128 
 
 Pall Mall Budget Christmas no. D 
 13 1894 
 Life of Xavier Lavelle 
 
 In [Works] Actions and reactions 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Likes o' us 
 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Limitations of Pambe Serang 
 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Lispeth 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday] ; (Outward bound) 
 Little foxes 
 
 In [Works] Actions and reactions 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Collier's 43: Mr 27 p 15 ; 
 
 Nash's M Ap '09 
 Little more beef 
 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Little prep 
 In [Works] Stalky & Co. IDoubleday]; 
 (Outward bound) 
 Little Tobrah 
 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Lost legion 
 
 1)1 [Works] Many inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt 2 (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 "Love o' women" 
 In [Works] Many inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt 2 (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 ^Madness of Private Ortheris 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mulvaney stories [Altemus] 
 Soldier stories [Doubleday]; [Mac- 
 millan] 
 Soldiers three [Caldwell]; [Notting- 
 ham Soc] 
 Ridpath's library of universal litera- 
 ture 
 Maltese cat 
 In [Works] Day's work [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt 2 (Outward 
 
 bound) 
 Cosmopol 19: 303 
 
i88 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Kipling, Rudyard —Continued. 
 Man who was 
 
 /;; [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt 2 (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Courting of Dinah Shadd [Harper] 
 Mine own people [Caldwell]; [Lov- 
 ell]; [Nottingham Soc.]; [U. S. 
 Book Co] 
 Soldier stories [Doubleday]; [Alac- 
 
 millan] 
 Macmillan's M 61: 465 
 Man who would be king 
 In [Works] Under the deodars [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Pliantom "rickshaw [Altcmus]; 
 [Caldwell]; [Lovell]; [Notting- 
 ham Soc.] 
 Cody, S. Selection from the world's 
 
 greatest short stories 
 Mabie, H. W.. and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 6 
 Stories by English authors v 8 
 Mark of the beast 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mine own people [Caldwell]; [Not- 
 tingham soc] 
 Marklake witches 
 
 III [Works] Rewards and fairies 
 [Doubleday] 
 Matter of fact 
 In [Works] ]\Iany inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Menagerie abroad 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Miracle of Purun Bhagat 
 In [Works] Jungle book. Second 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Miss Youghal's sais 
 In [Works] Plain tales from, the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Mrs. Bathhurst 
 In [Works] Traffics and discoveries 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Windsor M 1904 
 Mrs. Hauksbee sits out 
 In [Works] Under the deodars (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Illust Lond News Christmas no. i8(>o 
 Moral reformers 
 
 In [Works] Stalky & Co. [Doubleday]; 
 (Outward bound) 
 Mother Hive 
 
 In [Works] Actions and reactions 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Windsor M D '09 
 Moti-Guj — mutineer 
 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Df.ublc- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and wliite (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mine own people [Caldwell]; [Lov- 
 ell]; [Nottingham Soc.]; [U. S. 
 Book Co] 
 
 Mowgli leaves the jungle forever. See 
 
 Kipling, R. In the spring running 
 Mowgli's brothers 
 In [Works] Jungle book. First [Double- 
 day] ; (Outward bound) 
 St N Ja 1894 
 Musketeers 
 In [Works] Plain tales from, the hills 
 [Doubleday] 
 Mutiny of the Mavericks 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt 2 (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mine own people [Caldwell] ; [Lov- 
 ell] ; [Nottingham Soc.]; [U. S. 
 Book Co ] 
 My great and only 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 My lord the elephant 
 
 In [Works] Many inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Macmillan's M 67: 161 
 My own true ghost story 
 
 In [Works] Under the deodars [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Phantom 'rickshaw [Altemus]; 
 [Caldwell]; [Lovell]; [Notting- 
 ham Soc] 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, English-Scotch 
 M3' Sunday at home 
 
 I>i [W^orks] Day's work [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt 2 (Outward 
 
 bound) 
 Idler 7:388 
 McClnre 5: 18 
 Naboth 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Namgay Doola 
 
 /;/ [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mine own people [Caldwell]; [Lov- 
 ell]; [Nottingham Soc]; [U. S. 
 Book Co ] 
 New brooms 
 
 In [Works] Aljaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 New dispensation 
 
 /)( [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Of those called 
 
 /;; [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 I Works I Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Old men at Pevensey 
 
 In [Works] Puck of Pook's hill 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 On exhibition 
 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 
IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 189 
 
 On Greenhow hill 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Double- , 
 day] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Courting of Dinah Shadd [Harper] 
 IMine own people [Lovell]; [U. S. 
 
 Book Co] 
 Soldiers three [Caldwell]; [Not- 
 tingham Soc.] 
 Canby, H. S. Study of the short 
 
 story 
 Macmillan's M 62: 321 
 On the city wall 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Double- 
 day] 
 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 On the great wall 
 
 In [Works] Puck of the Pook s hill 
 [Doubleday]; t;Outward bound) 
 McClurc 27: 147 
 On the strensth of a likeness 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Only a subaltern 
 
 /;; [Works] Under the deodars [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt 2 (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Soldiers three [Lovell] 
 Under the deodars [Caldwell]; [Not- 
 tingham Soc] 
 - Opinions of Gunner Barnabas. See Kip- 
 ling, R. Smith administration 
 Other man 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 - Outsider; a story of the Boer war 
 In Daily Express Je 19, 20, 21 1900 
 McClure 15: 210 
 Phantom 'rickshaw 
 
 /;; [Works] Under the deodars [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Phantom 'rickshaw [Altemus] ; [Lov- 
 ell]; [Nottingham Soc] 
 Pig 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Pit that they digged 
 
 In [Works] Under the deodars [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Poor dear Mamma: a dialogue (In The 
 story of the Gadsbys) 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Double- 
 day] 
 [Worksl Under the deodars (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Potted princess 
 
 In St N Ja 1893 
 Priest in spite of himself 
 
 In [Works] Rewards and fairies 
 [Doubleaay] 
 Delin 76:94 
 Private Learoyd's story 
 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 
 Mulvaney stories [Altemus] 
 Soldiers three [Caldwell]; [Lovell]; 
 Nottingham Soc] 
 Puzzler 
 
 /;; [WorKs] Actions and reactions 
 I Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Tribune (Lond) Ja i^;. 16 1907 
 Quiquern 
 
 In [Works] Jungle book. Second 
 [Doubledayl: (Outward bound) 
 McClure 5: 552 
 Record of Badalia Herodsfoot 
 
 In [Works] Many inventions [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Day's work, pt 2 (Outward 
 
 bound) 
 Detroit Free Press Christmas no. 
 
 1890 
 Harper's W N 15, 22, 1890 
 Recrudescence of Imray 
 
 In [Works] Mine own people [Cald- 
 well]- [Lovell]; [Mottingham 
 Soc]; [U. S. Book Co] 
 Red dog 
 
 In [Works] Jungle book. Second 
 [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Jungle book. First (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Red lamp 
 
 /;; [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Reingeldcr and the German liag 
 /;; [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Rescue of Plutfles 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Under the deodars [Caldwell] 
 Return of Imray 
 
 /;; [Works] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 "Rikki-tikki-tavi" 
 /;; [Works] Jungle book. First [Double- 
 day] 
 [W'orks] Jungle book. Second (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 St N N 1893 
 Robin Goodfellow — his friends 
 
 /;; [Works] Puck of Look's hill 
 [Doubleday] 
 McClure 27:3, 147, 282, 413, 503, 588 
 Rout of the white hussars 
 
 In I Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Sahib's war 
 
 In [Works] Traffics and discoveries 
 [Douoleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Windsor M D 1901 
 Second-rate woman 
 
 In [Works] Under the deodars [Double- 
 day] : (Outward bound) 
 Under the deodars [Caldwell]: [Lov- 
 ell]; [Nottingham Soc]; [U. S. 
 Book Co] 
 ■/Self-made man. .S'^^^r Kipling, R. Smith 
 administration 
 
190 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Kipling, Rudyard— r(';i//HJ/(-(/. 
 Sending of Dana Da 
 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories. English-Scotch 
 Serai cabal. See Kipling, R. Smith ad- 
 ministration 
 .007; a story of a locomotive 
 In [Works] Day's work [Doubleday]; 
 (Outward bound) 
 Scrib M 22: 135 
 Shadow of his hand 
 
 In [Works] Al)aft tlie funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Ship that found herself 
 /)( [Works] Day's work [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Idler 8: 408 
 McClure 6: 328 
 Simple Simon 
 In [Works] Rewards and fairies 
 [Doubleday] 
 Delin 75: 478 
 Nash's M Jl '10 
 Sing-song of the old man Kangaroo 
 In [Works] Just so stories [Double- 
 day] ; (Outward bound) 
 Ladies' H J 17: Je p i 
 Slaves of the lamp 
 In [Works] Stalky & Co. [Doul^Ieday] ; 
 (Outward bound) 
 Cosmopolis 6: i, 305 
 IMcClure 9: 837 
 "Sleipner," late "Thurinda" 
 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Smith administration [Bazaar djulip. 
 Bride's progress. Cow-house jirga. 
 District at play. Explanation of Mrs. 
 Baksh. Great census. Hands of jus- 
 tice. Hunting a miracle. Killing of 
 Hatim Tai. King ashes. Letter from 
 Golam Singh. Opinions of Gunner 
 Barnabas. Self-made man. Serai 
 cabal. Vengeance of Lai Beg. What 
 it comes to] 
 In [Works] From sea to sea pt 2 (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Smoke of Manila 
 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Solid Muldoon 
 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Douljleday] 
 [W'orks] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mulvaney stories [Altemus] 
 Soldiers three [Caldwell]; [Lovellj; 
 [Nottingham Soc] 
 Son of his father 
 
 /;; [Works] Day's work ])t i (Outward 
 bound) 
 /Steam tactics 
 
 In [Works] Tral'tics and discoveries 
 [Doubleday]: (Outward bound) 
 Windsor M D '02 
 Story of a king. Sec Kipling, R. Smith 
 
 administration 
 Story of Muhammad Din 
 
 In [Works I Plain tales from llie liills 
 [Doubleday]: (Outward bound) 
 
 Nutter, C. R. Specimens of prose 
 composition 
 Story of the Gadsbys 
 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Under the deodars (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Strange ride of Morrowbie Jukes 
 
 /;: [Works] Under the deodars [Double- 
 day] 
 I Works] Phanton 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Phantom 'rickshaw [Altemus]; [Lov- 
 ell]; [Nottingham Soc.[ 
 Supplementary chapter 
 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Swelling of Jordan: a dialogue 
 In [VVorks] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Under the deodars (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Tabu tale 
 
 In [Works] Just so stories (.Outward 
 bound) 
 Windsor JM S 1903 
 Taking of Lungtenpen 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mulvaney stories [Altemus] 
 Soldier stories [Macmillan] 
 Soldiers three [Caldwell]; [Notting- 
 ham Soc] 
 Tents of Kedar: a dialogue 
 
 /)/ [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Under the deodars (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 -Their lawful occasions 
 
 In [Works] Traffics and discoveries 
 [Doubleday] ; (Outward bound) 
 "They" 
 In [Works] Traffics and discoveries 
 [Doubleday]: (Outward bound) 
 Scrib M 36: 129 
 Three and — an extra 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday] (Outward bound) 
 Three nmskcteers 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday] 
 [Works 1 Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mulvaney stories [Altemus] 
 Soldiers three [Calducllj; | Notting- 
 ham Soc] 
 Three young men 
 
 In [Works] Abaft the funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 Through the hre 
 
 In [VVorks] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and while (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Thrown away 
 
 //( [Works] Plain tales from liie hills 
 I Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 "Tiger! tiger!" 
 /;/ [Works] Jungle book. First [ Double- 
 day]; (Outward bound) 
 St N F 1894 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 [91 
 
 Tiglath Pileser 
 
 In Worksl Abaft tlic funnel [Double- 
 day] 
 To be filed for reference 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Tod's amendment 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the Inlls 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Tomb of his ancestors 
 
 /;; [Works] Day's work [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 McClure 10: 9Q 
 Pearson's M D 1898 
 Toomai of the elephants 
 In [Works] Jungle book. First [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Jungle book, Second (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 St N D 1893 
 Tour of inspection 
 
 In Windsor M D 1904 
 Track of a lie 
 In [Works] Under the deodars [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Treasure of the law 
 
 In [Works] Puck of Pook's hill 
 [Doubledav]; (Outward bound) 
 McClure 27:588 
 Tree of justice 
 
 In [Works] Rewards and fairies 
 [Doubleday] 
 Delin 75: 116 
 Undertakers 
 
 In [Works] Jungle book. Second 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Unqualified pilot 
 
 In Windsor U F 1895 
 Unsavory interlude 
 
 In [Works] Stalky & Co. [Doubleday]: 
 (Outward bound) 
 Valley of the shadow — dialogue [In The 
 story of the Gadsbys] 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Under the deodars (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Vengeance of Lai Beg. See Kipling, R. 
 
 Smith administratioii 
 Venus anno domini 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Walking delegate 
 
 In [Works] Day's work [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Cent 49: 289 
 Wandering Jew 
 
 In [Works] Life's handicap [Doul)le- 
 day] 
 
 [Works] Phantom 'rickshaw (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Watches of the night 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Way that he took 
 In Cosmopol 30:49 - 
 
 Daily Express Jc 12, 13, 14 1900 
 
 Wayside comedy 
 
 In [Works] Under the deodars [Douljle- 
 day] ; (Outward bound) 
 Under the deodars [Caldwell; [Not- 
 tingham Soc] 
 Wee Willie Winkie 
 
 In [Works] Under the deodars [Double- 
 day] ; (Outward bound) 
 Phantom 'rickshaw [Altemus] ; [Lov- 
 
 ell 1890] 
 Wee Willie Winkie [Caldwell]; 
 
 [Lovell] 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 10: 
 242 
 Weland's sword 
 
 In [Works] Puck of Pook's hill 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 What it comes to. See Kipling, R. Smith 
 
 administration 
 White seal 
 In [Works] Jungle book. First [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] Jungle book. Second (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 National M 21 : 845 
 William the conqueror 
 
 /;; [Works] Day's work [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt i (Outward 
 bound) 
 Winged hats 
 
 In [Works] Puck of Pook's hill 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 McClure 27:282 
 "Wireless" 
 In [Works] Traffics and discoveries 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Scrib M 32: 129 
 With any amazement: a dialogue [In The 
 story of the Gadsbys] 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Under the deodars (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 With the main guard 
 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Soldiers three pt i (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Mulvaney stories [Altemus] 
 Soldier stories [Doubleday]; [Mac- 
 
 millan] 
 Soldiers three [Caldwell]; [Lovell]; 
 [Nottingham Soc] 
 With the night mail 
 
 In [Works] Actions and reactions 
 [Doubleday]: (Outward bound) 
 McClure 26: 23 
 Windsor M D 1905 
 V/ithout benefit of clergy 
 
 In fWorks] Life's handicap [Double- 
 day] 
 [Works] In black and white (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Courting of Dinah Shadd [Harper] 
 Mine own people [Caldwell]: [Not- 
 tingham Soc.]; [U. S. Book Co] 
 Wee Willie Winkie [Lovell] 
 Jessup, A., and Canby, H. S. Book 
 
 of the short story 
 ]\Iabie. H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v i 
 Warner library • — 
 Eclectic M 115: 199 
 Liv Age 185:788 
 Macmillan's M 62: 148 
 
192 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Kipling, Rudyard— Cr>)//(»»rcy. 
 
 World without: a dialogue [In The story 
 of the Gadsbys] 
 lu [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works! Under the deodars (Out- 
 ward bound) 
 Wreck of the Visigoth 
 In [Works] Soldiers three [Doubleday] 
 [Works] Day's work pt 2 (Outward 
 bound) 
 Wressley of the foreign office 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Wrong thing 
 
 In [Works] Rewards and fairies 
 [Doubleday] 
 Delin 74: 402 
 Nash's M My '10 
 "Yoked with an unbeliever" 
 
 In [Works] Plain tales from the hills 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Young men at the manor 
 In [Works] Puck of Pook's hill 
 [Doubleday]; (Outward bound) 
 Xavier Lavclle. See Kipling, R. Life of 
 Xavier Lavelle 
 Kirby's coals of fire. Stockton, L. 
 Kirk, Ellen (Warner) Olney (Mrs. John 
 Foster Kirk) (Henry Hayes, pseud.) 
 1842- 
 Anti-climax 
 
 In Lippinc 66: 3 
 Aux serieux 
 
 In Better times stories 
 Better times 
 
 In Better times stories 
 Bit of human nature 
 In Lippinc 70: 259 
 Bohemian 
 
 In Better times stories 
 Fairy gold 
 In Fairy gold 
 Lippinc 30: 41 
 High steeple of St. Chrysostom's 
 In Revolutionary love-story 
 Appleton's M 20: 501 
 Love in idleness 
 /;; Love in idleness 
 
 Lippinc 18: 175; 19: 48 
 Miss Ruth 
 In Better times stories 
 Galaxy 22: 646 
 One too many 
 In Better times stories 
 Atlan 42: 129 
 Pair of silk stockings 
 
 In Better times stories 
 Revolutionary love-story 
 
 hi Revolutionary love-story 
 Story of a silk dress 
 
 In Better times stories 
 Tragedy at Dale farm 
 
 In Better times stories 
 Widow's mite 
 
 In Better times stories 
 Young doctor 
 In Better times stories 
 
 Kirkland, Caroline Matilda Stansbury, 1801- 
 1864 
 Bee-tree 
 
 /;; Baldwin, C. S. American short stories 
 Kiss. Bland. E. N. 
 Kiss. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Kiss. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Kit Kennedy, ne'er-do-well. Crockett, S. R. 
 Kitchen colonel. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Kitchen side of a door. Fcrbcr, E. 
 Kito. Long, J. L. 
 Kitten that did. Osbourne, L. 
 Kittie's sister Josephine. Jordan, E. G. 
 Kittykin. and the part she played in the war. 
 
 Page, T. N. 
 Kitty's class day. Alcott, L. M. 
 Kjelland, Alexander Lange. See Kielland, 
 
 A. L. 
 Kleptomaniac. Cameron, M. 
 Klingeljungc. Viebig. C. 
 Klosterheim. DeQuincey, T. 
 Knapsack. Edgeworth, M. 
 Knave of hearts. Grant, R. 
 Knee-deep in knickers. Fcrber. E. 
 Knees of the gods. Hornung, E. W. 
 Knickerbocker redivivus. Loomis, C. B. 
 Knife. Crane, S. 
 
 Knife and the naked chalk. Kipling, R. 
 Knife in the crooked thorn. MacManus, S. 
 Knife that killed Po Hancy. Stockton, F. R. 
 Knight-errant of the foot-hills. Harte, B. 
 Knight of Dannebrog. Bovesen, H. H. 
 Knight of the Black Forest." Litchfield, G. D. 
 Knight of the Cumberland. Fox. J., jr. 
 Knight of the legion of honor. Smith, F. H. 
 Knights of industry. Krestovski, V. V. 
 Knights of the joyous venture. Kipling, R. 
 Knight's secret. Rcade, C. 
 Knightsbridge mystery. Reade, C. 
 Knitters in the sun. Bates, A. 
 Knitting-room. Blicher, S. S. 
 Knitting sale-socks. Spofford, H. P. 
 Knock . . . knock . . . knock. Turgenev, 
 
 I. S. 
 Kock, Charles Paul de, 1 794-1 871 
 Guilty secret 
 
 In Patten, \\'. International short sto- 
 ries V 3 
 Kompert, Leopold, 1822-1886 
 Ghetto violet 
 
 In Stories bj- foreign authors, German 
 V 2 
 Silent woman 
 
 /// Maupassant, G. de, and others. ^lod- 
 ern ghosts 
 Kunovaloff. Gorky, M. 
 Koolau the leper. London. J. 
 Korney Vasilyev. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Korolenko, Vladimir Galaktionovich, 1853- 
 r.lind musician 
 
 //; Blind nuisician 
 Cormorants. See Komlcnko, \". G. 
 
 Sketches of a Siberian tourist 
 Easter night 
 
 In Vagrants 
 Exterminator. See Korolenkt), V. G. 
 
 Sketches of a Siberian tourist 
 Forest is mumuring. See Korolenko, 
 \'. (i. Forest sloughs 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 193 
 
 Forest sloughs [Forest is murmuring] 
 In Vagrant 
 
 Russiaa R 2: 162 
 "Hollow below the devil's finger." See 
 Korolenko, V. G. Sketches of a 
 Siberian tourist 
 In bad society 
 
 In In two moods 
 In two moods 
 
 In In two moods 
 Inspector. See Korolenko, V. G. Sketches 
 
 of a Siberian tourist 
 Investigation continued. See Korolenko, 
 V. G. Sketches of a Siberian tourist 
 Ivan, aged thirty-eight years. See Koro- 
 lenko, V. G. Sketches of a Siberian 
 tourist 
 Old bell-ringer 
 In Vagrant 
 
 Esenwein, J. B. Short story master- 
 pieces, Russian v 2 
 Russian R 3: 49 
 Saghalinian: the tale of a vagrant 
 
 1)1 Vagrant 
 Sketches of a Siberian tourist [Cormorants 
 "Hollow below the devil's finger." 
 Slayer. Voltairian of Siberia. Exter- 
 minator. Yevsej'itch. Inspector. 
 Ivan, aged thirty-eight years. Inves- 
 tigation continued] 
 In Vagrant 
 Slayer. See Korolenko, V. G. Sketches 
 
 of a Siberian tourist 
 Vagrant. See Korolenko, V. G. Sagha- 
 linian 
 Voltairian of Siberia. See Korolenko, 
 V. G. Sketches of a Siberian tourist 
 Yevseyitch. See Korolenko. V. G. 
 Sketclies of a Siberian tourist 
 Kors Davie. Eekhoud, G. 
 Kourasoffs. Seawell, M. E. 
 Krestovski, V., pseud. (Hvoschinskaya, N. 
 D.) 1825-1869 
 Knights of industry 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, German, etc. 
 Kreutzer sonata. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Krishna Mulvaney. See Kipling, R. Incar- 
 nation of Krishna Mulvaney 
 Kuprin, Alexander Ivanovich, 1870- 
 Hangman 
 III Russian R 3: 39 
 
 Labor captain. Osbourne, L. 
 
 Labor of love. Magruder, J. 
 
 Labour, death and disease. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Labourer Emelyan and the empty drum. See 
 
 Tolstoi, L. N. Story of Yemilyan and 
 
 the empty drum 
 Lad who went to the North wind. Dasent, 
 
 G. W. 
 Ladder of grief. Thanet, O. 
 Ladder of lions. Harris, J. C. 
 Ladies' battle. Seawell, M. E. 
 Ladies' man. Barr, R. 
 Ladies" societies. Dickens, C. 
 Lads and lassies. Barrie, J. M. 
 Lady. A monologue of the cow-pen. Stuart, 
 
 R. M. 
 Lady and death. Paget, V. 
 
 Lady and her soul. Long, J. L. 
 Lady and the beggar. Hichens, R. S. 
 Lady and the Ka7i (Persian) 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories. Oriental 
 Lady Arabella. Hawthorne, N. 
 Lady Arabella Johnson. Sigourney, L. H. 
 Lady-baby. Stuart, R. M. 
 Lady Barberina. James, H. 
 Lady Betty's indiscretion. Weyman, S. J. 
 Lady Caroline, afterwards Marchioness of 
 
 Stonchenge. Hardy, T. 
 Lady Clare; story of a horse. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Lady Dugdale. TroUope, A. 
 Lady Eleanor: lawbreaker. Barr, R. 
 Lady Eleanore's mantle. Hawthorne, N. 
 Lady Ferry. Jewett, S. O. 
 Lady from Red Horse. Bicrcc, A. 
 Lady Gwendolen episode. Barr, R. 
 Lady higher up. Henry, O. 
 Lady Icenway. Hardy, T. 
 Lady in Hosea. Sharp, W. 
 Lady in the box. Stockton, F. R. 
 Lady in the sacque. 5"t'^ Scott, W. Tapes- 
 tried chamber 
 Lady Kitty. Besant, W. and Rice, J. 
 Lady Alarabout's troubles. Ouida 
 Lady Mary's mistake. Maartens, M. 
 Lady Mottisfont. Hardy, T. 
 Lady of Launay. Trollope, A. 
 Lady of Little Fishing. Woolson, C. F. 
 Lady of Lucerne. Smith, F. H. 
 Lady of Lyons. Merrick, L. 
 Lady of Mount Vernon. Sigourney, L. H. 
 Lady of quality. Fuller, H. B. 
 Lady of Shalott. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Lady of the barge. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Lady of the flagon. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Lady of the land. Morris, W. [Edgar] 
 Lady of the lift. Hornung, E. W. 
 Lady of the pool. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Lady of the red admirals. Quiller-Couch, 
 
 A. T. 
 Lady of the ship. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Lady of yesterday. Peattie, E. W. 
 Lady, or the tiger? Stockton, F. R. 
 Lady Penelope. Hardy, T. 
 Lady Ravelgold. Willis, N. P. 
 Lady-rustic. Pushkin, A. S. 
 Lady Silverdale's sweetheart. Black, W. 
 Lady slipper. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Lady Tal. Paget, V. 
 Lady Vera, semi-militant: the crime doctor 
 
 gains an assistant. Hornung, E. W. 
 Lady with the carnations. Corelli, M. 
 Lady's maid's bell. Wharton, E. 
 Lady's shoe. Barrie, J. M. 
 Laeta Acilia. France, A. 
 Lagerlof, Selma [Ottiliana Lovisa] 1858- 
 
 Air-ship 
 
 In Girl from the marsh croft 
 
 Among the climbing roses 
 In Invisible links 
 
 Astrid. See Lagerlof, S. Queens at Kun- 
 gahalla 
 
 Bethlehem's children 
 In Christ legends 
 
 Brothers 
 /;; From a Swedish homestead 
 Cur Lit 31: 149 
 
194 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Lagerlof, Se\ma—Contiiuicci. 
 Christmas guest 
 
 In Invisible links 
 Christmas night 
 
 In Good H 53- 745 
 Dame Fast and Petter Nord 
 
 In Liv Age 222:665, 750, 810, 877 
 Dovvnie 
 
 /;; Invisible links 
 Emperor's vision 
 
 In Christ legends 
 Empress's money-chest 
 
 /;; From a Swedish homestead 
 Fallen king 
 
 In Invisible links 
 Fisherman's ring 
 
 /;; From a Swedish homestead 
 Flight into Egypt 
 
 In Christ legends 
 
 From a Swedish homestead 
 Forest queen. See Lagerlof, S. Queens 
 
 at Kungahalla 
 Girl from the marsh croft 
 
 In Girl from the marsh croft 
 Hatto the hermit 
 
 In Outlook 89: 949 
 Holy night 
 
 In Christ legends 
 In Nazareth 
 
 In Christ legends 
 In the temple 
 
 In Christ legends 
 Inscription on the grave 
 
 /;/ From a Swedish homestead 
 It 
 
 In Poet-Lore 11 : 321 
 King's grave 
 
 In Invisible links 
 Legend of Reor 
 
 In Invisible links 
 Legend of the bird's nest 
 
 1)1 Invisible links 
 Legend of the Christmas rose 
 
 In Girl from the marsh croft 
 Mamsell Fredrika 
 
 In Invisible links 
 Chaut 54: 246 
 Mother's portrait 
 
 In Invisible links 
 Musician 
 
 In Girl from the marsh croft 
 Old Agnete 
 
 In From a Swedish homestead 
 On the site of the great Kungahalla. See 
 
 Lagerlof, S. Queens at Kungahalla 
 Our Lord and St. Peter 
 
 In Christ legends 
 
 From a Swedish homestead 
 Liv Age 224: 82 
 - Outlaws 
 
 hi Invisible links 
 Peace of God 
 
 In l-Tom a Swedish homestead 
 Queens at Kungahalla: On the site of the 
 great Kungahalla; The forest queen; 
 Sigrid Storriidc; Astrid 
 In hrom a Swedish homestead 
 
 Robin Redbreast 
 
 In Christ legends 
 Bookm 24: 404 
 Cur Lit 42: 346 
 Romance of a fisherman's wife 
 
 In Invisible links 
 Sacred flame 
 
 In Christ legends 
 Saint Veronica's kerchief 
 
 In Christ legends 
 Santa Caterina of Sienna 
 
 In From a Swedish homestead 
 Sigrid .Storrade. See Lagerlof, S. Queens 
 
 at Kungahalla 
 Silver mine 
 
 In Girl from the marsh croft 
 
 • Spirit of fasting and Petter Nord 
 
 In Invisible links 
 Story from Halstanas 
 
 In From a Swedish homestead 
 
 • Story from Jerusalem 
 
 In Girl from the marsh croft 
 Story of a country house 
 
 In From a Swedish homestead 
 Story of a story 
 
 In Girl from the marsli croft 
 Uncle Reuben 
 
 In Invisible links 
 Valdemar Atterdag 
 In Invisible links 
 ■ Wedding march 
 
 In Girl from the marsh croft 
 Why the pope lived to be so old 
 
 In Girl from the marsh croft 
 Wise men's well 
 In Christ legends 
 Lagoon. Conrad, J. 
 Laird of Cassway. Hogg, J. 
 Laird's luck. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Lake of devils. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Lake of the Great Slave. Parker, G. 
 Lakshadatta and Labdhatta [Sanskrit] 
 
 III Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 Lamb, Charles, 1775-1834 
 Adventures of Ulysses 
 
 In Writings (Temple) v 5 
 Arabella Hardy; or, The sea voyage 
 
 In Writings (Temple) v 5 
 Cupid's revenge 
 
 In Writings (Temple) v 5 
 Dream children 
 
 In Writings (Temple) v 4 
 Essays of Elia 
 Marie Howe; or, The effects of witch sto- 
 ries 
 In Writings (Temple) v 5 
 Rosamund Gray 
 
 In Writings (.Temple) v 4 
 Sea voyage. Sec Lamb, C. Arabella Hardy 
 Susan Yates; or, First going to church 
 In Writings (Temple) v 5 
 Lambert's leap. Reade, C. 
 Lame Jervas. Edgeworth, M. 
 Lamentable comedy of Willow Wood: a dia- 
 logue. Kipling, R. 
 Lamentations of Jeremiah Johnson. Stuart, 
 
 R. M. 
 Lammas preacliing. Crockett, S. R. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 195 
 
 La Motte-Fouque, Friedrich Heinrich Karl, - 
 freiherr de, 1 777- 1843 
 Aslauga's knight 
 In Aslauga's knight 
 Lamp and the guitar. Quillcr-Couch, A. T. 
 Lamp of liberty. Duncan, N. 
 Lamp of Psyche. Wharton, E. 
 Lampblack. Ouida 
 Lancashire story. Sec Burnett, F. H. Surly 
 
 Tim 
 Lancer's wife. Maupassant, G. de 
 Land. Austin, M. H. 
 Land beyond the blow. Bierce, A. 
 Land east of the sun and west of the moon. 
 
 Morris, W. 
 Land of heart's desire. Kelly, M. 
 Land of love. Harland, H. 
 Land of promise. Zangwill, I. 
 Land of the blue flower. Burnett, F. H. 
 Land of youth. Comer, C. A. 
 Land without common folks. Brown, A. 
 Landed proprietor. See Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Russian proprietor 
 Landers, J. 
 
 King Bemba's Point 
 
 In Stories by English authors, African 
 Landless farmer. Jewett, S. O. 
 Landlord of the Big Flume Hotel. Harte, B. 
 Landscape chamber. Jewett, S. O. 
 Landscape painter. James, H. 
 Landslide and the train wreck. Jokai, M. 
 Landsman's tale. Stockton, F. R. 
 Lane that had no turning. Parker, G. 
 Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912 
 
 Adventure of the Canadian heiress 
 
 In Disentanglers 
 Adventure of the exemplary earl 
 
 In Disentanglers 
 Adventure of the fair American 
 
 In Disentanglers 
 Adventure of the first clients 
 
 In Disentanglers 
 Adventure of the lady novelist and the 
 vaccinationist 
 In Disentanglers 
 Adventure of the lady patroness 
 
 In Disentanglers 
 Adventure of the miserly marquis 
 
 In Disentanglers 
 Adventure of the office screen 
 
 In Disentanglers 
 Adventure of the rich uncle 
 
 In Disentanglers 
 Betty Barnes, the cook 
 
 In Blackw 187: 231 
 Black dogs and the thumbless hand 
 
 In Cornhill 74: 763 
 In Castle Dangerous 
 In Cornhill 53: 514 
 Lippinc 37:545 
 Lover in cocky 
 In Disentanglers 
 Lang men o' Larut. Kipling, R. 
 Lang Tammas and Drumsheugh swear off. 
 
 Bangs, J. K. 
 Lanier of the cavalry. King, C. 
 Lannigan system with girls. Fernald, C. B. 
 Lantern. Brown, A. 
 Lanty Foster's mistake. Harte, B. 
 La Ramee, Louise de. See Ouida, pseud. 
 
 La Rochefoucauld's saying. Litchfield, G. D. 
 Larssen, O. 
 Alanuscript 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery 
 and detective stories, German etc. 
 Lass of the Laramie. King, C. 
 Last Anderson of Deeside. Crockett, S. R. 
 Last antelope. Austin, M. H. 
 Last assembling. Brown, A. 
 Last asset. Wharton, E. 
 Last book. Daudet, A. 
 Last Carolan. Norris, K. 
 Last Chance gulch. Crosby, M. 
 Last Christmas. Allen, J. L. 
 Last class. Daudet, A. 
 Last conquest of Mrs. Byrd. Thanet, O. 
 Last cruise of the Stella di Mare. Stetson, 
 
 G. E. C. 
 Last duchess of Belgarde. Seawcll, M. E. 
 Last effect. Merrick, L. 
 Last extremity. Payn, J. 
 Last fiddling of Mordaunt's Jim. Dunbar, 
 
 P. L. 
 Last galley. Doyle, A. C. 
 Last gift. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Last laugh. Hornung, E. W. 
 Last leaf. Henry, O. 
 Last lesson. Daudet, A. 
 Last mass. Besant, W. 
 Last mass; a reminiscence. Jokai, M. 
 Last night. Bangs, J. K. 
 Last of the fairy wands. Bishop, W. H. 
 Last of the Fini. See Oisin in Tirnanogo 
 Last of the legions. Doyle, A. C. 
 Last of the smugglers. Crockett, S. R. 
 Last of the stories. Kipling, R. 
 Last of the troubadours. Henry, O. 
 Last of the Valerii. James, H. 
 Last of the wire-tappers. Train, A. C. 
 Last ride together. Davis, Richard H. 
 Last sacrifice. Watson, J. 
 Last serpent. MacManus, S. 
 Last sixty minutes. Glaspell, S. 
 Last slave ship. Howe, G. 
 Last spike. Warman, C. 
 Last step. Maupassant, G. de 
 Last Stetson. Fox, J., jr. 
 Last straw. Michelson, M. 
 Last straw. Phillpotts, E. 
 Last supper. Sharp, W. 
 Last term. Kipling, R. 
 Last visit to a scholar. Dyar, M. 
 Last word. Hornung, E. W. 
 Lasting love. Maupassant, G. de 
 Late Mr. Taylor. McCutcheon, G. B. 
 Late Mr. Watkins of Georgia. Harris, J. C. 
 Late supper. Jewett, S. O. 
 Latin-quarter courtship. Harland, H. 
 Latter-day wooing. Halevy, L. 
 Laughin' in meetin'. Stowe, H. B. 
 Laughter Hole. Phillpotts, E. 
 Laughter of Scathach the queen. Sharp, W. 
 Laurels and the lady. Merrick, L. 
 Laurels of the brave. Corelli, M. 
 Laurette or the red seal. Vigny, A. V. de 
 Laurie Vane. Seawell, M. E. 
 Lauson tragedy. De Forest, J. W. 
 Lauth. Norris, F. 
 Law and gospel. Halo. E. E. 
 Law and order. Henry. O. 
 Law, and the gospel. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
196 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Law and the long bone. Earlc, M. T. 
 
 Law-breakers. Grant, R. 
 
 Law lane. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Law of life. London, J. 
 
 Law, or the gospel? Leland, M. 
 
 Lawn-mower. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Lawyer Money. Earle, M. T. 
 
 Lawyer Quince. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Lay of Eliduc. Marie de France 
 
 Lay of Equitan. Marie de France 
 
 Lay of Graclcnt. IMarie de France 
 
 Lay of Gugenar. Marie de France 
 
 Laj'- of Milon. Marie de France 
 
 Lay of Sir Launfal. Marie de France 
 
 Lay of the ash tree. Marie de France 
 
 Lay of the dolorous knight. Marie de 
 France 
 
 Lay of the honeysuckle. Marie de France 
 
 Lay of the nightingale. Marie de France 
 
 Lay of the thorn. Alarie de France 
 
 Lay of the two lovers. Marie de France 
 
 Lay of the were-wolf. Marie de France 
 
 Lay of Yonec. Marie de France 
 
 Laying of the hose-pipe ghost. Connolly, 
 J. B. 
 
 Lazarette of the "Huntress." Russell, W. C. 
 
 Lazy Jaynius. MacManus, S. 
 
 Lazy Lawrence. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 Lazy tour of two idle apprentices. Dick- 
 ens. C. 
 
 Lead soldier's story. France, A. 
 
 Leader of his people. Pratt. L. 
 
 Lcadin' road to Donegal. MacManus, S. 
 
 Leading lady. Fcrber, E. 
 
 Leading lady's Christmas. Seawell, M. E. 
 
 Leading man. Tracy, V. 
 
 Leaf in the storm. Ouida 
 
 League of the old men. London, J. 
 
 Lean and fat. Chekhov, A. P. 
 
 Leandcr of Betsy's pride. Harrison, C. C. 
 
 Leander of the East river. Davis, Rich- 
 ard H. 
 
 Leander's light. Page, T. N. 
 
 Lear of the steppe's. See Turgenev, L S. 
 King Lear of the steppes 
 
 "Learning" of Gregory. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 Lease of the "Cross Keys." Jerome, J. K. 
 
 Leather funnel. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Leaves from the diary of Ruth Marchmont. 
 Harrison, C. C. 
 
 Lcbedyan. Turgenev. T. S. 
 
 Leclercq, Paul 
 Story in white 
 
 //("Merrill, S. Pastels in prose 
 
 Lecture in the Lady Gay. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 Lee, Vernon Paget, pseud. See Paget, Vio- 
 let 
 
 Lefevre, Edwin, 1871- 
 Break in turpentine 
 In Wall street stories 
 McClure 16: 539 
 Golden flood 
 In Golden flood 
 
 McClure 24: 37.S, S03. .=502 
 Hans Schmelz 
 
 In Everybody's 24:46 
 His first suicide 
 
 In McClure tq: 183 
 Little lizard 
 In Everybody's 21:625 
 
 Lost opportunity 
 In Wall street stories 
 Munsey 25: 429 
 Man who won 
 In Wall street stories 
 McClure 17:360 
 Men of little faith 
 
 In Harper no: 601 
 Philanthropic whisper 
 
 In Wall street stories 
 Pike's Peak or bust 
 In Wall street stories 
 ]\IcClure 17: 153 
 Reason why 
 
 In Everybody's 26:593 
 Sixty-thousand dollar face 
 
 In Harper 109: 567 
 Theological tipster 
 
 In Wall street stories 
 Munse}^ 24: 41 
 Tipster 
 
 In Wall street stories 
 McClure 18: 71 
 Woman and her bonds 
 In Wall street stories 
 McClure 16: 339 
 Left out on Lonestar mountain. Harte, B. 
 Leg. Zschokke, J. H. D. 
 Leg pull. Williams, J. L. 
 Legacy. Bacon, J. D. 
 Legacy. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Le Gallienne, Richard, 1866- 
 Amis and Amile 
 In Romances of old France 
 Cosmopol 31: 261 
 Aucassin and Nicolette 
 
 In Romances of old France 
 Cosmopol 31: 145 
 Beautv's portmanteau 
 /;; Painted shadows. 
 Blonde of Oxford and Jehane of Dam- 
 martin 
 In Romances of old France 
 Book bills of Narcissus 
 
 In Book bills of Narcissus 
 Buyer of sorrows 
 
 In ]\Iakcr of rainbows 
 Dead, dead woman 
 
 In Painted shadows 
 First church of the Restoration 
 
 In Painted shadows 
 Fragolctta 
 
 In Painted shadows 
 Haunted orchard 
 
 ./;/ Harper 124: 21 t 
 History of over-sea 
 
 In Romances of old France 
 Household gods 
 
 In Painted shadows 
 King Florns and Fair Jehane 
 /;; Romances of old France 
 Cosmopol 3t: 388 
 King on his way to be crowned 
 In Maker of rainbows 
 Cent 82:208 
 Little iovs of IMargaret 
 
 In Harper 1x1:422 
 Maker of rainbows 
 
 In ATaker of rainbows 
 Man with no money 
 In Maker of rainbows 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 197 
 
 Man with something in his eye 
 
 In Maker of rainbows 
 Miracle of love 
 
 III Cosmopol 48: 186 
 Mother-of-pearl 
 
 In Maker of rainbows 
 Old coat of dreams 
 
 In Maker of rainbows 
 Old silver 
 
 In Painted shadows 
 Perdita's lovers 
 
 In Harper 105: 435 
 Poet, take thy lute 
 In Painted shadows 
 Dclin 64: 533, 738 
 Princess's mirror 
 
 In Maker of rainbows 
 Rags of King Cophetua 
 In Maker of rainbows 
 Shadow of the- rose 
 In Painted shadows 
 Dclin 63:420 
 Sleepless lord 
 
 In Maker of rainbows 
 Stern education of clowns 
 
 In ]\Iaker of rainbows 
 Stolen dream 
 
 In Maker of rainbows 
 Harper 125:99 
 Stolen mirror 
 
 In Harper 119: 83 
 Tale of King Coustans the emperor 
 In Romances of old France 
 Cosmopol 32: 52 
 Two ghosts 
 
 In Painted shadows 
 Wandering home 
 
 In Painted shadows 
 Woman in possession 
 In Painted shadows 
 Worshipper of the image 
 
 In Worshipper of the image 
 Youth of Lady Constantia 
 In Painted shadows 
 Legay Pelham's headache. Morris, G. 
 Legay Pelham's protegee. Morris, G. 
 Legend. Wharton, E. 
 Legend of a billiard club. Black. W. 
 Legend of a billiard club. A sequel to that. 
 
 Black, W. 
 Legend of Devil's Point. Harte, B. 
 Legend of Don Juan Manuel. Janvier, T. A. 
 Legend of Don Munio Sancho de Hinojasa. 
 
 Irving, W. 
 Legend of el Puente de Cuervo. Janvier, 
 
 T. A. 
 Legend of Fugen-Bosatsu. Hearn, L. 
 Legend of La Llorona. Janvier, T. A. 
 Legend of Lapwater Hall. Morrison, A. 
 Legend of Madame Krasinska. Paget, V. 
 Legend of Mont St. Michel. J^Iaupassant, 
 
 G. de 
 Legend of ]\Ionte del Diablo. Harte. B. 
 Legend of Oxford. Sigourney, L. H. 
 Legend of padre Jose. Janvier, T. A. 
 Legend of Pennsylvania. Sigourney, L. H. 
 Legend of Prince Ahmed al Kamel; or. The 
 
 pilgrim of love. Irving, W. 
 Legend of Reor. Lagerlof, S. 
 Legend of Sagenfeld, in Germany. Clem- 
 ens, S. L. 
 
 Legend of Sammstadt. Harte, B. 
 
 Legend of Sir Dinar. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Irving, W. 
 
 Legend of Tchi-Niu. Hearn, L. 
 
 Legend of the accursed bell. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Legend of the Aduana de Santa Domingo. 
 Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Legend of the altar del perdon. Janvier, 
 T. A. 
 
 Legend of the Arabian astrologer. Irv- 
 ing, W. 
 
 Legend of the bird's nest. Lagerlof. S. 
 
 Legend of the calle de la Cruz Verde. 
 Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Legend of the callc de la Joya. Janvier, 
 T. A. 
 
 Legend of the callc de la Machincuepa. 
 Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Legend of the calle de la Quernada. Jan- 
 vier, T. A. 
 
 Legend of the calle de los Parados. Jan- 
 vier, T. A. 
 
 Legend of the calle del Padre Lecuona. 
 Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Legend of the callejon del Armado. Jan- 
 vier, T. A. 
 
 Legend of the callejon del muerto. Jan- 
 vier, T. A. 
 
 Legend of the Christmas rose. Lagerlof, S. 
 
 Legend of the enchanted soldier. Irving, W. 
 
 Legend of the engulphed convent. Irv- 
 ing, W. 
 
 Legend of the living spectre. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Legend of the man with the golden brain. 
 Daudet, A. 
 
 Legend of the IMujcr Herzzada. Janvier, 
 T. A. 
 
 Legend of the Moor's legacy. Irving, W. 
 
 Legend of the Mulata de Cordoba. Jan- 
 vier, T. A. 
 
 Legend of the obedient dead nun. Jan- 
 vier, T. A. 
 
 Legend of the Puente del Clerigo. Janvier, 
 t. A. 
 
 Legend of the Rhine. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Legend of the rose of the Alhambra. Irv- 
 ing. W. 
 
 Legend of the sea. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 
 Legend of the three beautiful princesses. 
 Irving, W. 
 
 Legend of the two discreet statues. Irv- 
 ing, W. 
 
 Legend of Yurei-Daki. Hearn, L. 
 
 Legends of St. Piran. Quiller-Couch, 
 A. T. 
 
 Legends of the citv of Mexico. Janvier, 
 T. A. 
 
 Legion of honor. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Legs of Sister Ursula. Kipling, R. 
 
 Leila; or. The siege of Granada. Lytton, 
 E. B. 
 
 Lemaitre, Jules i. e. Frangois filie Jules, 
 1853- 
 First impulse 
 In Liv Age 223: 321 
 
 Lemonnier, Camille, i. e. Antoine Louis 
 Camille, 1835- 
 Saint Nicholas eve 
 
 In Stories by foreign authors, Polish 
 etc. 
 
[98 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Lemon tree. Ouida 
 
 Lcona: a blind man"s storj-. Monlton. L. C. 
 
 Lconi; a legend of Italy. Ruskin, J. 
 
 Lconi the trouble-maker. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 Leonora. Kdgeworth, M. 
 
 Leopard man"s story. London, J. 
 
 Le Sage, Alain Rene, 1668-1747 
 Gil Bias and Dr. Sangrado 
 
 In Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 3 
 
 Lese-majeste of Hans llcckendom. Sing- 
 master, E. 
 
 Leslies. Irving, W. 
 
 Lesson. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Lesson in natural history. Bates, A. 
 
 Lesson in the art. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Lesson of silence. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 Lesson of the master. James, H. 
 
 Let every man mind his own business. 
 Stowe, H. B. 
 
 Let me feci your pulse. Henry, O. 
 
 Let us follow him. Sicnkiewicz, H. 
 
 Letter and a paragraph. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Letter and what came of it. Moulton, L. C. ' 
 
 Letter-box. Bazin, R. 
 
 Letter found on a corpse. Maupassant, G. 
 de 
 
 Letter found on a drowned man. See Mau- 
 passant, G. de. Letter found on a corpse 
 
 Letter from Golam Singh. Kipling, R. 
 
 Letter home. Bennett, E. A. 
 
 Letter of farewell. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 Letter of introduction; a farce. Howells, 
 W. D. 
 
 Letter of recommendation. Maupassant, G. 
 .de 
 
 Letter to Rome. Moore. G. 
 
 Letter to the Duchess. Merrick, L. 
 
 Letter to town. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Letters. Wharton, E. 
 
 Letters from a cat. Jackson, H. H. 
 
 Letters from my mill. Daudet, A. 
 
 Letters from Troy. Quiller-Couch. A. T. 
 
 Letters of Julia and Caroline. Edgcworth, 
 M. 
 
 Letters of marque. Kipling, R. 
 
 Letters to an absent one. See Daudet, A. 
 Alonday tales 
 
 Letting in the jungle. Kipling, K. 
 
 Lettre d'amour. Davis, Richard H. 
 
 Letty Coe. Gissing, G. 
 
 Letty's tramo. Alcott, L. M. 
 
 Level crossing. Parker, G. 
 
 Lever, Charles James, 1806-1872 
 Mr. O'Lcary's second love 
 
 In Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 2 
 
 Leviathan. Van Dyke, II. 
 
 Levitation of Miss Weeks. liacon, J. D. 
 
 Lewald-Stahr, Fanny, 181 1-1889 
 Aristocratic world 
 
 In Stories and novels 
 Maid of Oyas 
 
 In Stories and novels 
 
 Lewis, Alfred Henry (Dan Quin, pseud-) 
 1842-1914 
 Baby's lingers 
 
 In .'\paches of New York 
 I'ig Mike Abrams 
 In .\paches of New York 
 
 r.ill Connors of the Osagcs 
 
 /;; W'olfville nights 
 I'.ill Hoskins's coon 
 
 In Wolfvillc 
 Bogg's experience 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Bowlegs and Major l>en 
 
 /;/ Wolfville nights 
 Cherokee Hall 
 
 /;; Wolfville 
 Cherokee Hall plaj's poker 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 Clients of Aaron (irecn 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 Colonel Coyote Chubbs 
 
 /;; Wolfville nights 
 Colonel Sterett's marvels 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 Colonel Sterett's panther hunt 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 Colonel Sterett's war record 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 Confusion of Talky Jones 
 
 In Cosmopol 44: 539 
 Cooking of Crazy Butch 
 
 In Apaches of New York 
 Crawfish lim 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Cynthiana, pet-named original sin 
 
 /;; Faro Nell 
 
 Cosmopol 53: 160 
 Dawson and Rudd, partners 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Dead-shot Baker 
 
 In Faro Nell 
 Death, and the Donna x\nna 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 Defiance of Gene Watkins 
 
 /;/ Wolfville days 
 Delicacy of Red Dog 
 
 /;; Cosmopol 53:400 
 Diary of a New York policeman 
 
 /;/ McClure 40: 158 
 Dismissal of Silver Phil 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 Doc Peet's error 
 
 In Cosmopol 43: 359 
 Domestic protectorate of Missis Bill 
 
 /;; Cosmopol 44: 22 
 Eat-em-up Jack 
 
 In Apaches of New York 
 Enright's pard, Jim Willis 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Eternal woman 
 
 In Cosmopol 53: 766 
 Feud of pickles 
 
 /;/ Wolfville days 
 Funeral of old 1 lolt 
 
 /;/ Faro Nell 
 Ghost of Sandy Carr 
 
 In Cosmopol 44: 213 
 Ghost of the bar-B-8 
 
 In Wolfvillc nights 
 Going of Biff Ellison 
 
 In Apaches of New York 
 Great Wolfville strike 
 
 In Wolfvillc days 
 Grinding of Dave Tutt 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 Heir of the Broken-O 
 In Cosmopol 43:608 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 199 
 
 Hold-up at the canyon head 
 
 In Cosmopol 45 : 349 
 How Faro Nell dealt bank 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 How Jack Rainey quit 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 
 How Jackeen slew the Doc 
 
 In Apaches of New York 
 
 How Pioggi went to Elmira 
 
 In Apaches of New York 
 
 How Prince Hal got help 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 How Red Dog came to the rescue 
 
 //; Cosmopol 44: 272 
 How the dumlj man rode 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 How the Mocking Bird was won 
 In Faro Nell 
 
 Cosmopol 50: 27 
 How the raven died 
 In Wolfville nights 
 How Tutt shot Texas Thompson 
 
 In Faro Nell 
 How Wolfville made a jest 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 Ike the blood 
 
 In x'Ypaches of New York 
 Indian Louie 
 
 In Apaches of New York 
 Inez of the 'dobe walls 
 
 In Outing 44: 436 
 Influence of Faro Nell 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 Jacks up on eights 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Jaybird Bob's joke 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Johnny Florer's axle grease 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 Lecture in the Lady Gay 
 
 In Cosmopol 44: 431 
 Leoni the trouble-maker 
 
 In Apaches of New York 
 Little Bow Kmii 
 
 In Apaches of New Yoriv 
 Long ago on the Rio Grande 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 Looking out of Faro Nell 
 
 In Cosmopol 45:654 
 Luck of Hardrobe 
 
 /;; Wolfville nights 
 Alacc Bowman, sheriff 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Man from Red Dog 
 //; Wolfville 
 
 Patten, W. International short 
 stories v i 
 Man from Yellowstone 
 
 /;; Wolfville 
 Mills of savage gods 
 In Wolfville nights 
 Old man Enright's love 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 Old man Enright's uncle 
 /;; Faro Nell 
 
 Cosmopol 49: 506 
 Old ]\Ionte, ofticial drunkard 
 In Faro Nell 
 
 Cosmopol 53: 469 
 Old Sam Enright's romance 
 Jn Wolfville 
 
 Pihon Bill's bluff 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Propriety Pratt, hypnotist 
 In Faro Nell 
 
 Cosmopol 40: 13 
 Qucerness of Dave Tutt 
 
 /;; Wolfville nights 
 Red Mike 
 
 In Faro Nell 
 Rival dance halls 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Rose of Wolfville 
 
 In Cosmopol 43 : 479 
 Salting of the Golden Rule 
 
 In Cosmopol 44: 575 
 Slim Jim's sister 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Spelling book Ben 
 
 In Faro Nell 
 Sport of kings 
 
 In Cosmopol 48: 511 
 Stinging lizard 
 In Wolfville 
 Texas Thompson's "election" 
 
 In Wolfville 
 That Turner person 
 In Faro Nell 
 
 Cosmopol 48: 301 
 That Wolfville Red Dog 
 
 In Faro Nell 
 Todd Allen's elopement 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 Tom and Jerry; wheelers 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 Tooth-pick Johnson's ostracism 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 Treachery of Curly Ben 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 Troubles of Dan Boggs 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 Tucson Jennie's correction 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 Tucson Jennie's heart 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Tucson Jennie's jealousy 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Wages of the snitch 
 
 In Apaches of New York 
 Washerwoman's war 
 
 In Wolfville 
 When the stage was stopped 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 When Tutt first saw Tucson 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 When Whiskey Bill died 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 Winning of the Saucy Paoli 
 
 In Munsey 27: 490 
 With the Apache's compliments 
 
 In Wolfville nights 
 Wolfville: Boanerges 
 
 In Cosmopol 55: 5^6 
 Wolfville Daily Coyote 
 
 In Wolfville days 
 Wolfville foundling 
 
 In Wolfville 
 Wolfville: Jimjam Wallis, liar 
 
 In Cosmopol 55: 1 1 1 
 
 Wolfville: Marihuana 
 
 /;/ Cosmopol 55: 645 
 
IXDF.X TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Lewis, Alfred Henry— Cuutiiiucd 
 Wolfville: Red Dog Fourth of July 
 
 /;; Cosniopol 54: 254 
 Wolfville Thanksgiving 
 
 Jn Wolfville 
 Wolfville: the troubles of old Bender 
 
 In Cosmopol 55: !^4i 
 Wolfville: those differences Ijetween Tutt 
 and Texas Thompson 
 III Cosmopol 54: 556 
 Wolfvillc's first funeral 
 /;; Wolfville 
 Lewis, Angelo John (Prof. Hoffmann, 
 pseud.) 1839- 
 Wrong black bag 
 
 In Stories by English autliors, England 
 Liv Age 107: 172 
 Lewis, Mrs. H. C See Cameron, ]\Iargarct 
 Lgoflf. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Lgov. See Turgenev, I. S. Lgotf 
 Li Wan the fair. London, J. 
 Liar. James, H. 
 
 Libbie Marsh's three eras. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Libby and the dark. Donnell, A. H. 
 Liberal education. Havv^kins, A. H. 
 Liberal education. Mason, A. E. W. 
 Liberal lover. Cervantes Saavedra, M. de 
 Liberty Jones's discovery. Harte, B. 
 Liberty's victim. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Library. Maartcns, M. 
 Lickpcnny lover. Henry, O. 
 Lie. Donnell, A. H. 
 Lie absolute. Bland, E. N. 
 Liebereich. Long, J. L. 
 Lieutenant Lare's marriage. Maupassant, 
 
 G. de 
 Life. Maartens, M. 
 Life. Maupassant, G. de 
 Life and death; a Hindu legend. Sicnkie- 
 
 vvicz, H. 
 Life everlastin'. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Life for life. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Life in a country manse. Barrie, J. ^1. 
 Life in the North. Bremer, F. 
 Life magnet. Adce, A. A. 
 Life of Nancy. Jewett, S. O. 
 Life of Quintus Fixlein. Richtcr, J. P. F. 
 Life of the winds of heaven. White, S. E. 
 Life of Xavier Lavelle. Kipling, R. 
 Life-preserver: a crime doctor story. Hor- 
 
 nung, E. W^ 
 Life subscription. Hawkins, A. II. 
 Life-tale of Pearl McRoy. Fuller, H. B. 
 Life they said she ruined. Merrick, L. 
 Life's enigma. Bjornson, B. 
 Life's secret. Sienkicwicz, H. 
 Lifted bandage. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Lifted veil. Eliot, G. 
 Ligcia. Poe, E. A. 
 Light house. See Bremer, F. Axel and 
 
 Anna 
 Light-hftuse keeper of Aspinwall. Sienkic- 
 wicz, H. 
 Light house of the Sanguimaires. See 
 
 Daudct, A. Lighlliousc 
 Light man. James, 11. 
 Light of other days. Parker, G. 
 Light on the tower. Gissing, G. 
 Light i^rincess. Macdonald, G. 
 Light-ship 67. Connolly, J. B. 
 
 Light sovereign. Harland, H. 
 Light that failed not. Van Dyke, H. 
 Light that shines in darkness. Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. 
 Lighted house. Cutting, M. S. 
 Lighthouse. Daudet. A. 
 Lights of Sitka. Fernald, C. B. 
 Like a grammarian. Benson, E. F. 
 Like cures like. Trumbull, A. E. 
 Like father, like son. King, C. 
 Like unto like. Gibbon, P. 
 Like young Lochinvar. Cameron, M. 
 Likely story. Howells, W. D. 
 Likes o' us. Kipling, R. 
 Lilie Lala. Maupassant. G. de 
 Lilith. Harland, H. 
 Liljencrantz, Ottilia Adalina, 1876-1910 
 As the Xorns weave 
 
 III Viking's love 
 Hostage 
 
 In Viking's love 
 How Thor recovered his hammer 
 
 III Viking's love 
 L^nreasonable Betty 
 
 In Ladies' H J 28: F p 9 
 Viking's love 
 //; Viking's love 
 Lillian Morris. Sienkiewicz. li. 
 Lily's guest. Hawthorne, N. 
 Lime-burner. See Parker, G. Story of the 
 
 lime-burner 
 Lime tree. Galsworthy, J. 
 Limehouse Reach. See Jacobs, W. W. In 
 
 Limehouse Reach 
 Limerick gloves. Edgeworth, M. 
 Limitations. Wyatt, E. F. 
 Limitations of Pambe Serang. Kipling, R. 
 Limner's romance. Besant, W. 
 Lin McLean's honeymoon. Wister, O. 
 Lindau, Rudolf, 1829- 
 All in vain 
 
 In Stories and novels 
 First love 
 
 /;; Stories and novels 
 Gordon Baldwin 
 
 In Gordon Baldwin 
 Hans the dreamer 
 
 In Stories and novels 
 Liquidated 
 
 In Liciuidatcd 
 Our little world 
 
 In Our little world 
 
 Philosopher's pendulum 
 
 In Gordon Baldwin 
 
 Stories b}' foreign autliors, German 
 
 V I 
 
 Seer 
 
 In Liciuidated 
 Lindcnborg pool. Morris, W. 
 Lindsay's luck. Burnett, F. II. 
 Line-man's wedding. Ralph, J. 
 Line of least resistance. Wharton, E. 
 Linen measurer. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Linge of M'sieur. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Linguister. Craddock, C. E. 
 Lion among ladies. Sedgwick, A. D 
 Lion and the unicorn. Davis, Richard H. 
 Lion in the way. Brown, A. 
 Lion in the way. Hihbnrd, G. .\. 
 Lionizing. Poe, I'.. A. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 201 
 
 Lionizing murderers. Clemens, S. L. 
 Lion's mouth. Miller, A. D. 
 Lion's share. Bennett, E. A. 
 Liquidated. Lindau, R. 
 Lispeth. Kipling, R. 
 List of starboard. Smith, "F. H. 
 Litchfield, Grace Denio, 1849- 
 American flirtation 
 In Little Venice 
 Atlan 54: 829 
 As a man sows 
 
 In Harper 112: 630 
 Hilary's husband 
 In Little Venice 
 Cent 30:268 
 Knight of the Black Forest 
 
 /;; Knight of the Black Forest 
 Cent 29: 180, 344, 568 
 La Rochefoucauld's saying 
 
 In Little Venice 
 Little Venice 
 In Little Venice 
 Cent 40: 367 
 Myrtle 
 
 In Little Venice 
 One chapter 
 
 In Little Venice 
 Cent 27: 210 
 One result 
 
 In Outlook 73: 84 
 Price I paid for a set of Ruskin 
 In Little Venice 
 Cent 28: 937 
 Question 
 
 In Harper 104: 543 
 Selina's singular marriage 
 In Little Venice 
 Cent 36: 194 
 Literary club. Barrie, J. M. 
 Literarv coincidence. Hornung, E. W. 
 Literary life of Thingum Bob, Esq. Poe, 
 
 E. A. 
 Literary love-letters. Herrick, R. 
 Literary remains of Thomas Bragdon. 
 
 Bangs, J. K. 
 Little account with Swithin Hall. Lon- 
 don, J. 
 Little Alvida. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Little Annie's ramble. Hawthorne, N. 
 Little Babiche. Parker, G. 
 Little bell of honour. Parker, G. 
 Little Bel's supplement. Jackson, H. H. 
 Little Ben. Spofford, H. P. 
 Little Betty's kitten tells her story. Bur- 
 nett, F. H. 
 Little Big Horn medicine. Wister, O. 
 Little bird and the blacksmith. Warman, C. 
 Little blue overalls. Donnell, A. H. 
 Little Blue Wing finds the gold powder. Sec 
 Strindberg, J. A. Blue Wing finds the 
 gold powder 
 Little Bo-pecp. Kelly, M. 
 Little Bow Kum. Lewis, A. H. 
 Little boy and his dogs. Harris, J. C. 
 Little boy of the lantern. Harris. J. C. 
 Little briar-rose. Grimm, T., and Grimm, W. 
 Little Briggs and I. Ludlow. F. H. 
 Little brother of the books. Bacon, J. D. 
 Little brown shoes. Viebig, C. 
 Little Button-Rose. Alcott. L. M. 
 Little captive maid. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Little cask. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Little Cayuse. Warman, C. 
 
 Little change. White, E. O. 
 
 Little change for Edward. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Little chap. Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 Little Christian. Maartens, M. 
 
 Little Compton. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Little confederate hero. Page, T. N. 
 
 Little convent girl. King, G. E. 
 
 Little coyote. Austin, M. H. 
 
 Little Daffydowndilly. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Little Darby. Page, T. N. 
 
 Little David: a coursing story. Mitford, 
 
 M. R. 
 Little Daylight. Macdonald, G. 
 Little dinner. Bishop, W. H. 
 Little dinner at Timmins's. Thackeray, 
 
 W. M. 
 Little dog. Morris, G. 
 Little dog Trusty. Edgeworth, M. 
 Little domestic. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Little dramas of the curbstone. Norris, F. 
 Little earl. Ouida 
 Little Edward. Stowe, H. B. 
 Little fairy's constancy. Ralph, J. 
 Little feller. Train, A. C. 
 Little-flower-of-the-wood. Merrick, L. 
 Little flyer in love. Osbourne, L. 
 Little foxes. Kipling, R. 
 Little Fred, the canal boy. Stowe, H. B. 
 Little French Mary. Jewett, S. O. 
 Little Gibraltar. Moulton, L. C. 
 Little girl. White, S. E. 
 Little-girl-afraid-of-a-dog. Freeman, M. E. 
 
 W. 
 Little girl who should have been a boy. 
 
 Donnell, A. H. 
 Little god and Dicky. Bacon, J. D. 
 Little grand and the marchioness. Ouida 
 Little gray ghost. Comer, C. A. 
 Little gray lady. Smith, F. H. 
 Little green door. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Little heiress. Morris, G. 
 Little hopping frog. Pratt, L. 
 Little house in the garden. Alcott, L. M. 
 Little house in the street where the sun 
 
 never came. Long, J. L. 
 Little Huguenot; a romance of Fontaine- 
 
 blau. Pemberton, M. 
 Little Jack. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Little Jakey. De Kroyft, S. H. 
 Little Jane. Brown, A. 
 Little Jarvis. Seawell, M. E. 
 Little joys of Margaret. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Little lady who wouldn't spoil Christmas. 
 
 Long, J. L. 
 Little lame angel. Crockett, S. R. 
 Little liberal. Fernald, C. B. 
 Little lizard. Lefevre, E. 
 Little local colour. Henry. O. 
 Little lonely girl. Thanet. O. 
 Little Louise Roque. Maupassant. G. de 
 Little lover. Donnell, A. H. 
 Little Lucy Rose. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Little maid at the door. Freeman. M. E. W. 
 Little Marcus. .-Vndrews. M. R. S. 
 Little Margaret Snell. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Little Mary. Maartens, M. 
 Little masquerade. Parker. G. 
 Little matter of real estate. Kelly, M. 
 Little ]\Iaude and her mama. Loomis, C. B. 
 
IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Little Max. Halevy, L. 
 
 Little merchants. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 Little Mirandy. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Little Miss Flutterly's dissertation on war. 
 
 Loomis, C. B. 
 Little Miss Joy-Sing. Long, J. L. 
 Little IMiss Sophie. Dunbar, A. 
 Little Missy. Seawell, M. E. 
 Little Mr. Cricket and the other creatures. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Little more beef. Kipling, R. 
 Little Mother Quackalina. Stuart, R. I\I. 
 Little mountain maid. Earle, M. T. 
 Little neighbors. Alcott, L. INI. 
 Little Norsk; or, Ol' pap's flaxen. Gar- 
 land, H. 
 Little number ones. Pratt, L. 
 Little O'Gradv's vs the Grindstone. Fuller, 
 
 H. B. ' 
 
 Little old man of Batignolles. Gaboriau, E. 
 
 Little old shoe. See Alcott, L. M. Modern 
 Cinderella 
 
 Little old woman. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 Little One Eye, little Two Eyes, and little 
 Three Eyes (adapted). Scudder, H. E. 
 
 Little orphan. Dostoievski, F. i\L 
 
 Little pates. Daudet, A. 
 
 Little Persian princess. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Little pies. See Daudet, A. Little pates 
 
 Little pilgrim. Oliphant, M. W. 
 
 Little pilgrim; further experiences. Oli- 
 phant, M. W. 
 
 Little pilgrimage. Crane, S. 
 
 Little pioneer. Mighels, P. V. 
 
 Little Poinsinet. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Little post-boy. Taylor, B. 
 
 Little prep. Kipling, R. 
 
 Little Prince Pomnik. Grcnfcll, W. T. 
 
 Little ])rophet. Wiggin, K. D. 
 
 Little Rathie's "bural." Barrie, J. M. 
 
 Little Red Riding Hood. Perrault, C. 
 
 Little Red Riding Hood (adapted). Scud- 
 der. H. E. 
 
 Little regiment. Crane, S. 
 
 Little Renault. Catherwood, M. H. 
 
 Little Revenge. Andrews. M. R. S. 
 
 Little revenge. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 
 Little romance. Duncan, N. 
 
 Little room. Wynne, M. Y. 
 
 Little Rosebud. Harraden, B. 
 
 Little Saint Eliza1)eth. Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Little satyr. Sherwood, M. P. 
 
 Little silver heart. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Little sister and the baby. French. A. W. 
 
 Little sisters of the poor. Bazin, R. 
 
 Little Snow-white. Grimm, W., and Grimm, 
 
 Little soldier. See Maupassant, G. dc. Two 
 
 little soldiers 
 "Little speck in garnered fruit." Henry, O. 
 Little square box. Doyle. A. C. 
 Little stationer. Coppec, F. 
 TJttle still. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Little story. Bierce, A. 
 Little surprise. Cutting, M. S. 
 Little tangle at Cragsmoor. .Tf^>rdan, E. G. 
 Little thief. Ouida 
 Little things. Alcott, L. M. 
 Little Thumbling. Perrault, C. 
 Little Tobrah. Kipling. R. 
 Little Tommy Tucker. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Little traveler. Jewett, S. O. 
 Little tutor. Williams, J. L. 
 Little Union scout. Harris, J. C . 
 Little Venice. Litchtield, G. D. 
 Little victorv of the general. Bacon, T. D. 
 Little violinist. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Little walk. Maupassant, G. dc 
 "Little white hin." Cameron, M. 
 Little widow of Jansen. Parker, G. 
 Little windows into the world. Brown, A. 
 Little wizard. Weyman, S. J. 
 Little wretcli. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Little yallcr baby. Field, E. 
 Lively friend. Maupassant. G. dc 
 Living holy relics. Turgenev, L S. 
 Living mummy. See Turgenev, L S. Liv- 
 ing holy relics 
 Living relics. See Turgenev, L S. Living 
 
 holy relics 
 Lizerunt. Morrison, A. 
 Lizzie Leigh. Gaskell, F. C. 
 Lizzie's wedding. Barrie, J. ]\L 
 Lloyd, David D. 
 Poor Ogla-Moga 
 III Stories by American authors v 3 
 Harper 64: 719 
 Loaded gun. Long, J. L. 
 Loaf of peace. Thanet, O. 
 Local color. London, J. 
 Local colorist. Slosson, A. T. 
 Local colour. Hornung, E. W. 
 Local inquisition. Watson, J. 
 Locke, William John, 1863- 
 Aftermath 
 
 III Eclectic 'M 125:399 
 New R 13: 103 
 Christmas mystery: the story of three 
 wise men 
 III Christmas mystery 
 Am M 69: 146 
 Conqueror 
 
 III Everybody's 28:290 
 Demagogue and Lady Phayre 
 
 III Demagogue 
 ]\Ioonlight effect 
 /;; Am M 68:3Q2 
 Locked room. Hornung, E. W. 
 Locomotive as a war chariot. Warman, C. 
 Locomotive that lost herself. Warman, C. 
 Locusts. Daudet. A. 
 Lodge in the wilderness. Parker. G. 
 Lodger in ]\Iaze pond. Gissing, G. R. 
 Lodger overhead. Davis. C. B. 
 Lodging for the night. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Lodusky. Burnett. F. FT. 
 T,og. Alaupassant. G. dc 
 Log-book. Maupassant, G. de 
 Logic of a pike. Mac^Ianus, S. 
 Logic of events. See Hewlett, M. H. Eu- 
 
 genio and Galeoto 
 Lois the witch. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Lokis. Merimee. P. 
 Lokis. Alerrimee. P. 
 Lola. Gibbon. P. 
 
 Lombardy poplar. I'reeman. M. F. W. 
 Lonibardy poplars. Perry, B. 
 London, Jack, 1876- 
 
 .•\d venture in the upper sea 
 In Ind 54: 1290 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 203 
 
 All gold canyon 
 In Moon-face 
 Cent 71: 117 
 Aloha oe 
 
 In House of pride 
 Amateur night 
 In Moon-face 
 Apostate 
 
 In When God laughs 
 Batard 
 
 In Faith of men 
 Benefit of the doubt 
 
 In Night-born 
 Brown Wolf 
 In Love of life 
 
 Everybody's 15: I47 
 Bunches of knuckles 
 
 In Night-born 
 Charley's coup 
 
 In Tales of the fish patrol 
 Chinago 
 
 In When God laughs 
 Harper 119: 233 
 Chun Ah Chun 
 
 /)} House of pride 
 Created he tliem 
 
 In When God laughs 
 Cruise of the Dazzler 
 
 In St N 29:784 
 Curious fragment 
 
 In When God laughs 
 Daughter of the Aurora 
 
 In National M (Bost) 13:223 
 Day's lodging 
 
 In Love of life 
 Death of Ligoun 
 
 In Children of the frost 
 Demetrios Contos 
 
 In Tales of the fish patrol 
 Devils of Fuatino 
 
 In Son of the sun 
 Diable — a dog 
 
 In Cosmopol 33 : 218 
 Dream of Debs 
 
 In Strength of the strong 
 Enemy of the world 
 
 /;/ Strength of the strong 
 Faith of men 
 
 In Faith of men 
 Feathers of the sun 
 In Son of the sun 
 Flush of gold 
 In Lost Face 
 "Francis Spaight" 
 
 In When God laughs 
 Game 
 
 In Game 
 Goboto night 
 
 In Son of the sun 
 God of his fathers 
 
 In McClure 17: 44 
 Good-by, Jack 
 
 In House of pride 
 Grit of women 
 
 In McClure 15: 324 
 Heathen 
 In South Sea tales 
 
 Everybody's 23: 193 
 House of Mapuhi 
 In South Sea tales 
 McClure 32:247 
 
 House of pride 
 
 In House of pride 
 Hyperborean brew 
 In Faith of men 
 In a far country 
 In Son of the wolf 
 Overland n s 51 : 270 
 In the forest of the North 
 
 /;; Children of the frost 
 Inevitable white man 
 
 In South Sea tales 
 Jan, the unrepentant 
 
 In Outing 36:474 
 Jokers of New Gibbon 
 
 In Son of the sun 
 Just meat 
 
 In When God laughs 
 Cosmopol 42: 535 
 Keesh, the son of Keesh 
 
 In Children of the frost 
 King of the Greeks 
 
 In Tales of the fish patrol 
 Koolau the leper 
 
 In House of pride 
 Law of life 
 
 In Children of the frost 
 McClure 16: 435 
 League of the old men 
 
 In Children of the frost 
 Leopard man's story 
 
 In Moon-face 
 Li Wan the fair 
 
 In Children of the frost 
 Atlan 90: 212 
 Little account with Swithin Hall 
 
 In Son of the sun 
 Local color 
 
 In Moon-face 
 Lost Face 
 
 In Lost Face ' 
 
 Love of life 
 In Love of life 
 Blackw 178: 765 
 McClure 26: 144 
 IMadness of John Harned 
 In Night-born 
 
 Everybody's 23:657 
 Make westing 
 
 In When God laughs 
 Malemute kid stories. See London, J. To 
 the man on the trail; White Silence; 
 Son of the wolf; Men of Forty-mile 
 Marriage of Lit-lit 
 In Faith of men 
 Master of mystery 
 
 In Children of the frost 
 Mauki , 
 
 In South Sea tales 
 Men of Forty-mile 
 In Son of the wolf 
 
 Overland n s 33 : 401 
 Mexican 
 
 In Night-born 
 Minions of Midas 
 
 In Moon-face 
 Moon-face 
 
 In Moon-face 
 Nam-bok the unveracious 
 In Children of the frost 
 
204 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 London, Jack —Continued. 
 NcRore, the coward 
 
 In Love of life 
 Night-born 
 
 III Night-born 
 
 Everybody's 25: 108 
 Nose for the king 
 
 /;; When God laughs 
 Odyssey of the North 
 
 In Son of the wolf 
 Atlan 85 : 85 
 One thousand dozen 
 
 In Faith of men 
 
 i\ational M (Bost.) 17:70.^ 
 Passing of Marcus O'Brien 
 
 In Lost Face 
 Reader 11 : 135 
 Pearls of Parblaj' 
 
 In Son of the sun 
 Piece of steak 
 
 In When God laughs 
 Planchette 
 
 In Moon-face 
 
 Cosmopol 41: 157, 259, 37y 
 Priestly prerogative 
 
 In Son of the wolf 
 Overland n s 34: 59 
 Proud goat of Alovsius Pankburn 
 
 In Son of the sun 
 Race for number three 
 
 In Cur Lit 52: 482 
 Raid on the oyster pirates 
 
 In Tales of the fish patrol 
 Relic of the Pliocene 
 
 In Faith of men 
 Samuel 
 
 In Strength of the strong 
 Scorn of woman 
 
 In Overland n s 37:979 
 Sea-farmer 
 
 In Strength of the strong 
 Seed of McCoy 
 
 In South Sea tales 
 Cent 77:898 
 Semper idem 
 
 In When God laughs 
 Shadow and the flash 
 
 In Moon-face 
 Bookm 17: 410 
 Cur Lit 41 : 585 
 Sheriff of Kona 
 
 In House of pride 
 Am M 68:384 
 Sickness of Lone Chief 
 
 In Children of the frost 
 Out West 17:468 
 Siege of the "Lancashire Queen" 
 
 In Tales of the fish patrol 
 Son of the sun 
 
 In Son of the sun 
 Son of the wolf 
 
 In Son of the wolf 
 
 Overland n s 33:335 
 South of the slot 
 
 /" Strength of the strong 
 Story of Jees Uck 
 
 In Faith of men 
 Story of Keesh 
 
 In Love of life 
 Strength of the strong 
 
 /" Strength of the strong 
 Hampton 26: 309 
 
 Sun-dog trail 
 In Love of life 
 Harper 112:85 
 Sunlanders 
 
 In Children of the frost 
 Terrible Solomons 
 In South Sea talcs 
 Hampton 24: 347 
 Thanksgiving on Slav Creek 
 
 In Harp B 33: 1879 
 That spot 
 
 In Lost Face 
 To build a fire 
 In Lost Face 
 Cent 76: 524 
 To kill a man 
 
 In Night-born 
 To repel boarders 
 
 In St N 29:675 
 To the man on the trail: a Klondike 
 Christmas 
 In Son of the wolf 
 
 Overland n s 33: 36 
 T^ ) much gold 
 
 In Faith of men 
 Trust 
 
 In Lost Face 
 Cent 75:441 
 Under the deck awnings 
 
 In Night-born 
 Unexpected 
 In Love of life 
 Blackw 180: 164 
 McClure 27:368 
 Unparalleled invasion 
 
 In Strength of the strong 
 Whale tooth 
 
 In South sea tales 
 When God laughs 
 
 In When God laughs 
 When the world was young 
 
 In Night-born 
 Where the trail forks 
 
 In Outinor 37: 276 
 White and yellow 
 
 In Tales of the fish patrol 
 White man's way 
 /;; Love of life 
 W^hite silence 
 
 In Son of the wolf 
 
 Overland n s 31,: 138 
 Wicked w^oman 
 
 In When God laughs 
 Wife of a king 
 
 In Son of the wolf 
 
 Overland n s 34: 1 12 
 Winged blackmail 
 
 In Night-born 
 Wisdom of the trail 
 /;/ Son of the wolf 
 Overland 34:541 
 Wit of Porportuk 
 
 fn Lost Face 
 "Yah! Yah! Yah!" 
 
 fn Soutii Sea tales 
 Yellow handkerchief 
 In Tales of the fish patrol 
 London life. James. li. 
 London visitor. Mitford, M. R. 
 Lone charge of William B. Perkins. Crane, S. 
 Lone corvette. Parker, G. 
 Lonely ones. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORM'S 
 
 205 
 
 Lonely ride. Harte, B 
 
 Lonesome little shoe. I'leld, L. 
 
 Lonesome man of Huckleberry Lake. BacH- 
 
 eller, L A. 
 Lonesome road. Henry, O. 
 Long, John Luther, 1861- 
 Atonement 
 
 /;; Sixty Jane 
 Baby grand ' 
 
 III Baby grand 
 Beautiful graveyard 
 
 In Sixty Jane 
 Billv-Boy 
 
 In Billy-Boy 
 Birds of a feather 
 
 In Hampton's 28: 179 
 Dizzy Dave 
 
 In Cosmopol 28: 295 
 Dolce 
 
 In Cent 61 : 803 
 Dolly-Jack 
 
 In Baby grand 
 
 Collier's 46: D 10 p 31 
 Dull Jim 
 
 In Baby grand 
 Felice 
 In Felice 
 
 Harper no: 13 
 Gentleman of Japan and a lady 
 In Madame Butterfly 
 Cent 56:893 
 Glory 
 
 In Madame Butterfly 
 Guile 
 
 In Heimweh 
 Heimweh 
 
 In Heimweh 
 Joy-Sing. See Long, J. L. Little Miss 
 
 Joy-Sing 
 Jupiter Tonans 
 In Heimweh 
 Kito 
 
 In Madame Butterfly 
 Lady and her soul 
 
 In Sixty Jane 
 Liebereich 
 In Heimweh 
 Cent 69: 232 
 Little house in the little street where the 
 sun never came 
 In Sixty Jane 
 Little lady who wouldn't spoil Christmas 
 In Baby grand 
 
 Ladies' H J 27: D p 21 
 Little Miss Joy-Sing 
 
 In Little Miss Joy Smg 
 Loaded gun 
 
 In Heimweh 
 Lucky Jim 
 
 In Sixty Jane 
 Madame Butterfly 
 In Madame Butterfly 
 Cent 55:374 
 "Our anchel" 
 
 In Sixty Jane 
 Outrageous Miss Dawn-Dream 
 
 In Sixty Jane 
 Prince of illusion 
 In Cent 60:655 
 
 Purple eyes 
 
 In Madame Butterfly 
 Cent 56:354 
 Sandwich-man 
 
 In Cent 88:221 
 Seffy, a little comedy of country manners 
 
 In Sefify 
 Siren 
 In Heimweh 
 Cent 66: 343 
 "Sis" 
 
 In Heimweh 
 
 Ladies' H J 22: F p 11, 51 
 Sixty Jane 
 In Sixty Jane 
 Cent 65:388 
 Spilled milk 
 
 In Baby grand 
 Strike on the Schlafeplatz railroad 
 In Sixty Jane 
 Cent 63: 710 
 Thor's emerald 
 
 In Heimweh 
 Tom, Dick and Harry— et cetera 
 In Baby grand 
 Harper 120: 716 
 Long ago on the Rio Grande. Lewis, A. H. 
 Long arm. Davis, Richard H. 
 Long courting ot Henry Kumerant. Sing- 
 master, E. 
 Long distance telephone. Barr, R. 
 Long exile. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Long game. Besant, W. 
 Long hillside. Page, T. N. 
 Long inheritance. Comer, C. A. 
 Long Jim. Smith, F. H. 
 Long, long ago. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Long odds. Haggard, H. R. 
 Long pack. Hogg, J. 
 Long run. Wharton, E. 
 Long wait. Vorse, M. H. 
 Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 
 Baptism of fire 
 In Outre-mer 
 Fall of the house of Perigueux. See 
 Longfellow, H. W. Notary of Peri- 
 gueux 
 Jacqueline 
 
 In Outre-mer 
 Martin Franc and the monk of St. An- 
 thony 
 In Outre-mer 
 Notary of Perigueux 
 In Outre-mer 
 
 Baldwin, C. S. American short 
 
 stories 
 Patten, W. International short 
 stories v i 
 Longus, Fifth century? 
 
 Amours of Daphis and Chloe 
 In Smith, R. Greek romances 
 Looking-glass. Brown, A. 
 Looking out of Faro Nell. Lewis, A. H. 
 Loomis, Charles Battel!, 1861-1911 
 
 Aminidali Skelch and his free library 
 
 In Yankee enchantments 
 Anastasia's elephant 
 
 In St N 28:585 
 Araminta and the automobile 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 
206 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Loomis, Charles BatteW — Conliuitcd. 
 Bear that Ijccame a prince 
 III Yankee enchantments 
 Between the lines 
 
 III Ind 56: 22 
 Bottle, the half-brick and the lump of 
 chalk 
 //; More cheerful Americans 
 Ind 53:553 
 Boy who made a trolley car 
 
 /)( Yankee enchantments 
 Boy who required windini^ 
 In Yankee enchantments 
 Boy who turned body into food 
 
 In Yankee enchantments 
 Bubble boy 
 
 In Yankee enchantments 
 Cake of charity 
 
 In Yankee enchantments 
 Cannibals and Mr. Buffum 
 
 In Cosmopol 40: 321 
 Cosmopolitanism of Mr. Powers 
 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 Crow's singing lesson 
 
 In Yankee enchantments 
 Cyril and the gnome 
 
 In Yankee enchantments 
 'Dam White 
 
 In More cheerful Americans 
 Deception of Martha Tucker 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 Cent 63: 291 
 Earth letter of a Martian 
 
 In Bookm 25: 654 
 Eastern Easter 
 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 Education of a butterfly 
 In I\Iore cheerful Americans 
 Cent 68: 157 
 End and the beginning 
 
 In Ind 56: 788 
 Expatriation of Jonathan Taintor 
 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 For diveis reasons 
 
 In More cheerful Americans 
 Futile dialogue 
 
 In Putnam's 4: 103 
 Ghost of the Black Inn 
 
 In Harp W 46: D 6 p 48 
 Gift of tact 
 
 In Cent 70: 959 
 Green boy from "Harrah" 
 
 In Yankee enchantments 
 Guentham's curious bottles 
 
 In Ind 7:^: 539 
 Hood's wood violet 
 In Lippinc 77: 589 
 House of the green shudders 
 
 In Bookm 15: 440 
 How the cricket cricks 
 
 In More cheerful Americans 
 Jed's monument 
 
 In Cent 60: 957 
 Jim and the gold spirit 
 
 In Yankee encliantments 
 Knickerbocker redivivus 
 
 In Ind 67: 691 
 Little Maude and her mama 
 fn Little Maude and her mama 
 
 Little Miss Fluttcrly's dissertation on war 
 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 Man, a maid and a motor 
 
 In New Eng M n s 29: 557 
 Man from Ochee Point. New Jersey 
 
 //; Cheerful Americans 
 Man in the red sweater 
 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 Man of putty 
 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 Memory of Carlotta 
 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 Men who swapped languages 
 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 Million silver dollars 
 
 /;/ Yankee enchantments 
 Minister's henhouse 
 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 Mirry 
 
 In Ladies' II J 22: F p 17 
 Miss Flutterly on politics and the drama 
 
 In More cheerful Americans 
 Miss Flutterly on what is doing 
 
 In More cheerful Americans 
 Mrs. Bidwell's tea 
 
 In More cheerful Americans 
 Mrs. Harrigan telephones 
 
 In Cent 69: 319 
 Mrs. Pettibone's dinner-horn 
 
 In Cent 46: 304 
 Mrs. Smith's husband 
 
 m More cheerful .\mericans 
 My golf 
 
 In More cheerful .\mericans 
 Cent 63: 820 
 OfTness of Billy 
 
 In Cosmopol 42: 688 
 Oil and water 
 
 In Munsey 25: 287 
 Oliver's three gifts 
 
 In Yankee enchantments 
 Our summer boarders 
 
 In Outing 56: 83 
 Poe's Raven in an elevator 
 
 In More cheerful .Americans 
 Ladies' H J 20: O p 8 
 Sone that sold 
 
 In More cheerful Americans 
 Strongest boy in the whole world 
 
 J.i Yankee enchantments 
 Study in optimism 
 
 In Am M 65: 409 
 Suburl^an Christmas 
 
 In More cheerful Americans 
 Sydney and the jar fairj' 
 
 /;; Yankee enchantments 
 Talk on tap 
 
 In Cent 59: 804 
 Tarkus and the imitation li(|uid air 
 
 In Yankee enchantments 
 Their wedding day 
 
 In More cheerful Americans 
 "There's only one Noo York" 
 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 Thirsty Anna 
 
 /;; Collier's 44: S 25 p 16 
 Thousand dollar skates 
 
 /;/ More cheerful Americans 
 Three golden showers 
 In St N 37: 209 
 
 ^ 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 207 
 
 Tod and the stolen holidays 
 In Yankee enchantments 
 
 Too much boy 
 
 /;{ Cheerful Americans 
 
 Touch of gold 
 In Yankee enchantments 
 
 Trolley for Rio Janiero 
 In Cent 60: 636 
 
 Truman Wickwire's gloves 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 
 Uncle Eli's lighting rabbit 
 In Am M 61 : 464 
 
 Up the ladder; or. How to rise 
 III Ind 67:858 
 
 Veritable Quidors 
 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 
 West Point start 
 
 In More cheerful Americans 
 
 What is truth? 
 /;!• Bookm 24: 216 
 
 While the automobile ran down 
 In Cheerful Americans 
 Cent 61 : 187 
 
 Why the delegate walked 
 In More cheerful Americans 
 
 Widow Callahan's Christmas dinner 
 III More cheerful Americans 
 Loose, Katharine Riegel. See Schock, 
 
 Georg, pseud. 
 Lord Arthur Savile's crime. Wilde, O. 
 Lord Beaupre. James, H. 
 Lord Camelford's body. See Reade, C. 
 
 What has become of Lord Camelford's 
 
 body? 
 Lord Jerningham. Tarkington, B. 
 Lord Oakhurst's curse. Henry, O. 
 Lord of all. French, A. W. 
 Lord of Chateau Noir. Doyle, A. C. 
 Lord of Falconbridge. Doyle, A. C. 
 Lord of the dynamos Wells, H. G. 
 Lord Thorny's eldest son. MacManus, S. 
 Lord Tottenham. Bland, E. N. 
 Lord Venetia. Maartens, M. 
 Lords of creation. Chambers, R. W. 
 Lords of wisdom. Sharp, W. 
 Lord's orayer in B. Huneker, J. G. 
 Loretta of the ship yard. Smith, F. H. 
 Los Amigos fiasco. Doyle, A. C. 
 Loss of breath. Poe, E. A. 
 Loss of the "Gretchen B." Bangs, J. K. 
 Loss of the "Halsewell." Payn, J. 
 Loss of the "Royal George." Payn, J. 
 Loss of the "Semillante." See Daudet, A. 
 
 Wreck of the "Semillante" 
 Lost. Bellamy, E. 
 Lost. Maupassant, G. de 
 Lost blend. Henry, O. 
 Lost boy. Van Dyke, H. 
 Lost caravel. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Lost child. Bunner, H. C. 
 Lost child. Coppee, F. 
 Lost child. Kingsley, H. 
 Lost children. Sigourney, L. H. 
 Lost cipher. Weyman, S. J. 
 Lost city. Ward, H. D. 
 Lost dahlia. Mitford, M. R. 
 Lost! Dec. 25th. Thanet, O. 
 Lost dog. Austin, M. H. 
 Lost dog. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Lost dog. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Lost duchess 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, English-Scotch 
 Lost Face. London, J. 
 Lost ghost. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Lost guidon. Craddock, C. K. 
 Lost hero. Ward. E. S. P. 
 Lost house. Davis. Richard H. 
 Lost identity. SpofTord, H. P. 
 Lost in a London fog. Alcott, L. M. 
 Lost in the fog. Bacheller, I. A. 
 Lost inheritance. W^ells, H. G. 
 Lost jewel. Spofiford, H. P. 
 Lost legion. Kipling, R. 
 Lost lover. Jewett, S. O. 
 Lost magpie. Mitford, M. R. 
 Lost on dress parade. Henry, O. 
 Lost on the steppe; or. The snowstorm. 
 
 Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Lost opportunity. Lefevre, E. 
 Lost opportunity. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Lost palace. Hale, E. E. 
 Lost pearl. Mitford, M. R. 
 Lost radium. Futrelle, J. 
 Lost recruit. Barlow, J. 
 Lost reflection. Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 Lost road. Davis, Richard H. 
 Lost room. O'Brien, F. 
 Lost ship. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Lost son. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Lost special. See Doyle, A. C. Story of 
 
 the lost special 
 Lost story. Norris, F. 
 Lost Stradivarius. Train, A. C. 
 Lost word. Van Dyke, H. 
 Lot No. 249. Doyle, A. C. 
 Lothaw: or. The adventures of a young gen- 
 tleman in search of a religion. By Mr. 
 
 Benjamins. Harte, B. 
 Loti, Pierre, pseud. See Viaud, Julien 
 Lottery. Edgeworth, M. 
 Lottka. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Lotus and the bottle. Henry, O. 
 Lotus eaters. Tracy, V. 
 Louis-d'or. Coppee, F. 
 Louis Lambert. Balzac, H. de 
 Louisa. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Louisa Pallant. James, H: 
 Louisiana. Burnett, F. H. 
 Louys, Pierre, 1870- 
 
 Strange adventure of Madame Esquollicr 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Love. Goeringer, I. 
 Love. iNIaupassant, G. de 
 Love affair of Chesterfield, jr. Jordan, 
 
 E. G. 
 Love among the beech leaves. Crockett, 
 
 S. R. 
 Love among the blackboards. Kelly, M. 
 Love and bread. Strindberg, J. A. 
 Love and skates. Winthrop, T. 
 Love and the little dog. Jokai, M. 
 Love at first sight. Matthews, J. B. 
 Love at Martinmas. Cabell, J. B. 
 Love before breakfast. Stockton, F. R. 
 Love-charm. Tieck, L. 
 Love chase. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Love cfime. Bourget, P. 
 Love Diehards. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Love finds a way. Ford, P. L. 
 
208 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Love finds the wav. Besant, W., and 
 
 Rice, J. 
 Love gilds the scene and woman guides the 
 
 plot. Castle, A. and Castle, E. 
 Love in a mask; or. Imprudence and happi- 
 ness. Balzac, H. de 
 Love in idleness. Kirk, E. O. 
 Love in old cloathes. Bunner, H. C. 
 Love in the big barracks. Ralph, J. 
 Love is the whole. Hale. E. E. 
 Love-knot. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Love-letter answered. See Collins, W. "i 
 
 say no" 
 Love-letters of Smith. Bunner, H. C. 
 Love-letters of Superline Gold. Ralph, J. 
 Love marriage. See Ilalevy, L. Marriage 
 
 for love 
 Love me, love my dog. Davis, Richard M 
 "Love o' women.'" Kipling, R. 
 Love of a fool. Maartcns, M. 
 Love of Azalea. Watanna, O. 
 Love of enemies. See Crockett, S. R. Ver- 
 
 nor the traitor 
 Love of life. London, J. 
 Love of long ago. Maupassant, G. de 
 Love of Naomi. Quillcr-Couch. A. T. 
 Love of Parson Lord. Freeman, M. E. \\'. 
 Love of romance. Bland, E. N. 
 Love of the hills. Glaspell, S. 
 Love of the maid. Duncan, N. 
 Love of the Prince of Glottenberg. Haw- 
 kins. A. H. 
 Love of woman. See Kipling, R. Love o' 
 
 woman 
 Love or wealth. Gaboriau, E. 
 Love passage. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Love-philtre of Ikey Schocnstein. Elenry, O. 
 Love song. Maartens, M. 
 Love story reversed. Bellamy, E. 
 Love, the destroyer. Jordan, E. G. 
 Love vs. law. Stowe, H. B. 
 Lovel the widower. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Loveliness. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Lovely bully. Parker, G. 
 Lover, Samuel, 1797- 1868 
 
 I'.arny O'Reirdon the navigator 
 
 1)1 Jolinson, R. Little classics v 9 
 lUirial of the tifhe 
 
 In Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 2 
 Fairy finder 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 12 
 Gridiron, or Paddy Mullowney's travels 
 in France 
 /;; Mabie, H. W.. and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 2 
 Warner library 
 Lover and the tell-tale. Crane, S. 
 Lover in cocky. Lang, A. 
 Lover of flowers. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Lover of music. Van Dyke, H. 
 Lover, the girl and the onlooker. P.land, 
 
 E. N. 
 Lovers. Heliodorus 
 Lovers in heaven. Hawthorne, J. 
 Lovers of Gudrun. Morris, W. [Edgar] 
 Love's alumni. Cabell, J. B. 
 Love's awakening. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Dowry 
 Trove's conundrum, ilawkins, A. 11. 
 Love's dilemmas. Ilcrrick, R. 
 
 Love's logic. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Loves of Alonzo Fitz Clarence and Rosan- 
 
 nah Ethelton. Clemens, S. L. 
 Loves of Clitopho and Lcucippe 
 
 /;( Smith, R. Greek romances 
 Loves of Sakura Jiro. Watanna, O. 
 Low Dutch and high. Ralph, J. 
 Low water. Jacobs, W. \V. 
 Lowell, Robert Traill Spence, 1816-1891 
 
 Raft thai no man made 
 
 //; Johnson, R. Little classics v 8 
 Lower animal. Duncan, N. 
 Lowly one. Bourgct, P. 
 Loyal. Brofeldt, J. 
 
 Loyalty of Esau Common. WclL, H. G. 
 Lucerne. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Lucian (Lucianus Samosatensis) i20?-200? 
 A. D. 
 
 Amateur of lying 
 In Warner library 
 Lucifera. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Lucindy. Stuart, R. M. 
 Luck. Clemens, S. L. 
 Luck of Hardrobe. Lewis, A. H. 
 Luck of Roaring camp. Harte, B. 
 Luck of the Bogans. Jewett, S. O. 
 Luck of the horseshoe. King, C. 
 Luck of the Susan Bell. Besant, W. 
 Lucky burglar. Maupassant, G. de 
 Lucy conjurer. Harris, J. C. 
 Lucky Jim. Long, J. L. 
 Lucky number. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Lucretia Burns. Garland, H. 
 Lucy. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Lucy Dill's wedding. See French, A. W. 
 
 Wolf at Susan's door 
 Lucy Poor. See Hale, E. E. John Ricli 
 
 and Lucy Poor 
 Ludlow, Fitz Hugh, 1836- 1870 
 
 Brace of boys 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 17 
 
 Little Briggs and I 
 
 1)1 Johnson, R. Little classics v 11 
 Ludwig and Eloise. Field, E. 
 Luella Miller. Freeman. M. E. W. 
 Luftmensch. Zangwill, I. 
 La luka. \'erga, G. 
 Lullaby boy. Henry, O. 
 Lulu's pupil. Stowe, FI. B. 
 Lunch at McArthur's. Bishop, W. H. 
 Lure of tlie Je I'Aimais. Vorse, M. H. 
 Lustigs. Van Renssalaer, M. G. 
 Lute Baker and his wife Em. Field, E. 
 Lux in tenebris lucet. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Lydia Herscy of East Bridgewater. Free- 
 man, M. E. W. 
 Lynn of dreams. Sharp, W. 
 Lynx-hunting. Crane, S. 
 Lys, Georges de 
 
 Revenge 
 
 III Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton 
 Bulwer-Lytton, ist baron, 1803-1873 
 
 Brothers 
 
 Jn Patten, W. International sliort 
 stories v 2 
 
 Calderon, the courtier 
 In Novels. Historical romances V 6 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 209 
 
 Haunted and the haunters; or, The house 
 antl the brain 
 In Novels v 30 
 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mysterj^ and 
 
 detective stories, English-Irish 
 Blackwood 86: 229 
 Eclectic AI 48:389 
 House and the brain. See Lytton, E. B. 
 
 Haunted and the haunters 
 Incantation 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, English-Irish 
 Leila; or, The siege of Granada 
 
 In Novels. Historical romances v 6 
 Leila 
 Maid of Malines 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 6 
 Pausanias, the Sparten 
 
 /;: Novels. Historical romances v 6 
 Siege of Granada. See Lytton, E. B. 
 
 Leila 
 Zicci 
 In Novels v 27 
 
 "Ma Bowlin'." Thanet, O. 
 "Ma'am?" Morris, G. 
 
 Maartens, Maarten, pseud. (Jozua Marius 
 Willem Vander Poorten Schwartz) 
 1856- 
 AU my story 
 In Brothers all 
 Liv Age 220: 445 
 Annette de Virofley 
 
 In Some women I have known 
 Argyment 
 
 In Brothers all 
 Lippinc 78: 598 
 Arrangement 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Author's story 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Scrib M 26:685 
 Banquet 
 
 In My poor relations 
 Bargain 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Bit of to-day 
 
 In My poor relations 
 Challenge! 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Comedy of crime 
 
 /;; My poor relations 
 Cosmopol 30: 185 
 Contract 
 
 In Brothers all 
 Death-way 
 
 in Brothers all 
 Diamonds 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Cosmopol 36: 161 
 Diane de Bragade 
 
 1)1 Some women I have known 
 
 Fortn 75:378 I 
 
 Dream knight 
 In Woman's victory 
 Cosmopol 32: 668 
 Cur Lit 42: 695 
 Drop of blood 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 
 Duchess Eleanor 
 
 In Some women I have known 
 Temple Bar 118: 305 
 Fair-lover 
 
 In My poor relations 
 Cosmopolis 8: i 
 Fire of love 
 
 In Putnam's 6: 187 
 Heiress! 
 
 In Woman's victorj' 
 Her father's w^ife 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Cosmopol 32: 334 
 Her last word 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Herrisdale 
 
 In W^oman's victory 
 In extremis 
 
 In My poor relations 
 Israels: a bit of biography 
 
 In Brothers all 
 Atlan 97: 167 
 Jan Hunkum's money 
 
 In My poor relations 
 
 Temple Bar 121:291, 450, 629 
 John 
 
 //; Some women I have known 
 Lady Mary's mistake 
 
 In Woman's victor}- 
 Cosmopol 27: 595 
 Library 
 
 /;; Brothers all 
 Life 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Cosmopol 27: 473 
 Little Christian 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Lippinc 65: 418 
 Little Mary 
 
 In Some women I have known 
 Lord Venetia 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Cosmopol 25: 709 
 Love of a fool 
 
 In Putnam's 6: 479 
 Love song 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Madame de Liancourt 
 
 /;; Some women I have known 
 Madame de Mersy 
 
 In Some women I have known 
 Cosmopol 28: 234 
 Madame de Parfondricu 
 
 In Some women I have known 
 Marseillaise! 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Meess 
 
 In Some women I have known 
 Temple Bar 118: 190 
 Ministers dog 
 
 In My poor relations 
 
 Good Words 35 Christmas no i 
 Mister Brother Jonas 
 
 /;; Brothers all 
 Mrs. Marsham 
 
 In Lippinc 83: 603 
 Mrs. Russell 
 
 In Some women I have known 
 Mother 
 
 In My poor relations 
 
 Good Words 39: 51, 126, 195 
 
210 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Maartens, Maarten — Con I iiiiicd. 
 Nobody's child 
 
 III Scrib Al 45 : 198 
 Nod 
 
 In Brothers all 
 Notary's love story 
 In My poor relations 
 Cosmopolis 2: 305 
 Our cousin Sonia 
 
 1)1 Some women I have known 
 Our lady of lies 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Passport 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Harper 109: 106 
 Play 
 
 /;/ Brothers all 
 Prayer 
 
 In Brothers all 
 Princesse 
 
 /)( Some women I have known 
 Promise 
 In Brothers all 
 Cent 67: 305 
 Question of taste 
 
 /;/ Question of taste 
 Resurrection 
 
 In Woman's victory 
 Ring 
 
 In Brothers all 
 "Silly" 
 
 In My poor relations 
 Sir Geofifrey's theory 
 
 /;; Woman's victory 
 Story of the great hail-gamble 
 
 In Brothers all 
 Summer Christmas 
 III Aly poor relations 
 Chaut 53:93 
 Eng niust 20: 261 
 Teetotal 
 
 III Brothers all 
 Ten million a year 
 
 III Putnam's 7: 321 
 Tom Potter's pilgrimage 
 
 In My poor relations 
 "Trick" 
 
 In My poor relations 
 Tuberculin 
 
 In Brothers all 
 Venetia's child 
 
 In Scrib M 37: 165 
 Why he loved her 
 
 In My poor relations 
 Woman's victory 
 In Woman's victory 
 Harper 107: 841 
 Mabel and I (a philosophical fairy tale). 
 
 Boyesen, H. H. 
 Mabel Blossom's pearl pin. Jordan, E. G. 
 Mac dilates on the human side. Smith, 
 
 F. H. 
 McAllister's Cliristmas. Train, A. C. 
 McAllister's data of ethics. Train, A. C. 
 McAllister's marriage. Train, A. C. 
 Merulloughs of the Idufif. Peattie, E. W. 
 McCutcheon, George Barr (Richard Greaves, 
 pseud.) 1866- 
 Advocate's first ulea 
 In McClure 20: 75 
 
 Alternative 
 
 In Alternative 
 Black is white 
 
 In Munscy 50: 505 
 Butterfly man 
 
 /;/ Butterfly man 
 Cowardice court 
 
 In Cowardice court 
 Day of tlie dog 
 
 In McClure 21:407, 520 
 Gloaming ghosts 
 
 In Her weight in gold 
 Green ruby 
 
 In Her weight in gold 
 Reader 7: 648 
 Her weight in gold 
 
 In Her weight in gold 
 Late Mr. Taylor 
 
 In Her weight in gold 
 Maid and the blade 
 
 In Her weight in gold 
 Mr. Hamshaw's love affair 
 
 In Her weight in gold 
 Quiddlers three 
 
 In Her weight in gold 
 Ten dollar bill 
 
 In Her weight in gold 
 When girl meets girl 
 
 In Her weight in gold 
 Good H 54: 750 
 Mace Bowman, sheriff. Lewis, A. H. 
 Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 
 Butcher's bills 
 
 In Stephen Archer 
 Carasoyn 
 
 In Light princess 
 Cross purposes 
 
 /;/ Light princess 
 Giant's heart 
 
 In Light princess 
 Gifts of the child Christ 
 
 In Stephen Archer 
 Golden key 
 
 In Light princess 
 History of Photogen and Nycteris 
 
 III Stephen Archer 
 U I had a father 
 
 In Stephen Archer 
 Light princess 
 
 In Light princess 
 Little Daylight 
 
 In Light princess 
 Post in a storm 
 
 In Stephen Archer 
 Shadows 
 
 /;; Light princess > 
 
 Stephen Archer 
 
 In Stephen Archer 
 
 Every Saturday 7: 140 
 Warlock o' Glenwarlock 
 
 In Warlock o' Glenwarlock 
 Macedonia. Wright, M. T. 
 MacFall, Mrs. Haldane. Sec Grand, Sarah, 
 
 pseud. 
 Mclntyre's false face. Bishop, W. H. 
 McKay, J. T. 
 Stella Grayland 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 7 
 Scrib o s 13: 694 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 211 
 
 Mackenzie, Henry, 1745-1831 
 Story of La Roche . , , . 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v s 
 Mackinac and lake stories. Catherwood, 
 
 M. H. 
 Maclaren, Ian. See Watson, John 
 Macleod, Fiona. See Sharp, William 
 MacManus, Seumas, 1870- , , , . r 
 
 Adventures of Ciad, son of the knig of 
 Norway 
 In Donegal fairy stones 
 Amadan of the dough 
 
 In Donegal fairy stories 
 Aunt Calista's way 
 
 /;; Our Day 16:49 
 Bachelors of Braggy 
 
 In Atlan 93"- 597 
 Barney Brian's monument 
 
 In Harp W 44:826 
 Barney Roddy's penance 
 
 In Through the turf smoke 
 Bee, the harp, the mouse and the bum- 
 clock 
 m Donegal fairy stones 
 Bewitched fiddle 
 
 In Bewitched fiddle 
 Billv Baxter 
 
 In Through the turf smoke 
 Lippinc 69: 474 
 Billy Baxter's holiday 
 
 In Lippinc 69: 474 
 Billy Lappin's search for a fortune 
 In Bewitched fiddle 
 Cent =;9:6oi 
 Boyne water 
 
 In Through the turf smoke 
 Cadger-boy's last journey 
 In Bewitched fiddle 
 Outlook 63:46 
 Caitlin Dhu 
 
 In Lippinc 71 : 706 
 Capture of Nellie Carribm 
 
 In Cent 75: 537 
 Celtic beauty 
 
 In Lippinc 65: 586 
 Conal and Donal and Taig 
 In Donegal fairy stories 
 Condy Sheeran's courtin' 
 In Bewitched fiddle 
 Chambers' J 75:780 
 Corney Clery's balance 
 
 In Bewitched fiddle 
 Counsellor 
 
 In Through the turf smoke 
 Counsellor MacCarty's first scalp 
 
 In Good Words 44:335 
 County Clare angel 
 
 /;; Cosmopol 33: 96 
 Cronaraidh ghost 
 
 In Lippinc 75: 74 
 Curiosity of Carney 
 
 In Delin 65: 92 
 Curse of the heretic 
 
 In McClure 34:670 
 Day of the scholars 
 
 In McClure 38: 146 
 Dinny Moneghan's last keg 
 
 In Through the turf smoke 
 Dinny O'Neill 
 In Lippinc 80: 59 
 
 Donal that was rich and Jack that was 
 poor 
 In Donegal fairy stones 
 Far adventures of Billy Burns 
 
 In Cosmopol 36: 459 
 Father Dan and fiddlers four 
 /;;, Through the turf smoke 
 Father Matt's text 
 
 In Ind 51:3279 
 Hookedy-Crookedy 
 
 In Donegal fairy stones 
 How Condy Dhu raised the devil 
 
 In Lippinc 76: 722 
 How Miss Turkington did not see gueen 
 Victoria 
 In Lippinc 72: 361 
 Irish courtship 
 
 In Lippinc 82:739 
 Jack and the lord high mayor 
 In Through the turf smoke 
 Jack who was the ashypet 
 
 In Through the turf smoke 
 Jerry MacFaddycen's supper 
 
 Harp W 44: J a 6 p 9 
 Knife in the crooked thorn 
 In Ladies' H J 2i:0 p 8 
 Last serpent 
 
 In Cosmopol Z7'- 65 
 Lazy Jaynius 
 
 In Woman's H C 31 : My p 7 
 Leadin' road to Donegal 
 
 In Through the turf smoke 
 Logic of a pike 
 In Ind 52:362 
 Lord Thorny's eldest son 
 
 In Cosmopol 35:651 
 Mam's the miller 
 
 In Donegal fairy stones 
 Masther and the bocca fadh 
 In Through the turf smoke 
 Misther McCran of Belfast 
 
 In Harper 99: 738 
 Mrs. Carney's sealskin 
 
 In Ladies' H J 21: N p 12 
 Mrs. McCafferty's mistake 
 
 In Cent 62:430 
 Mrs. M'Groarty's inheritance 
 
 In Cent 70: 757 
 Old hag's long leather bag 
 /;; Donegal fairy stories 
 Pathrick's proxy 
 In Bewitched fiddle 
 Cosmopol 28: 343 
 Penalty of greatness 
 In Lippinc 7i'- 456 
 Philip Slevin's queer courting 
 
 /„ Ind 55:2688 
 Plaisham 
 
 In Donegal fairy stories 
 Postmistress of Knockagar 
 
 In Outlook 74:860 
 Prince of Wales' own Donegal militia 
 
 In Through the turf smoke 
 Quaddhroop-eds 
 
 In Through the turf smoke 
 Queen's conquest 
 
 In Everybody's 22:448 
 Red poocher 
 
 /n-Red poocher 
 Richard Foster 
 In Harper loi : 45 1 
 
IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 MacManus, Seumas Continued. 
 Sacrifice of Xabla 
 
 1)1 Lippinc 74: 2t6 
 Snow, the crow and the blood 
 
 /;; Donegal fairy stories 
 Stafif of the "Universe" 
 
 In P)cwitched fiddle 
 Station in Nancy Magnires' 
 
 In Harper 100: 209 
 Steed of bells 
 
 /;; AlcClurc 24: 250 
 Story of Donacha Laidir 
 
 /;( Lippinc 89: 235 
 Strong weakness of Oiney KillacU 
 
 In Cent 5<S: 955 
 Sword of light 
 
 In Lippinc 80: 756 
 Three master tradesmen 
 /;; Bewitched fiddle 
 Outlook 64: 317 
 Tinker of Tamlacht 
 
 In Cosmopol 34: 673 
 Two brothers 
 
 In Harper loi : 793 
 Two cockneys and a conspirator 
 
 In Lippinc 66: 270 
 A\'hcn Mylcs Maguire melted 
 
 /;; Bewitched fiddle 
 Wisdom of dark Pathrick 
 In Bewitched fiddle 
 Cent 59: 41 
 Wonderful story of Terry MacGowan 
 In Lippinc 76: 71 
 Mac's enteric fever. Crockett, S. R. 
 McTavish. Morris, G. 
 McVickar, Harry Whitney 
 Reprisal 
 
 In Howells, \N . D,. and Alden, H. M. 
 Shapes that haunt the dusk 
 Harper 97: 925 
 Mad. Maupassant, G. de 
 Mad Englishman. Crosby, M. 
 Mad Medlicott. Allen, G. 
 Mad Monckton. Collins, W. 
 Mad Sir Uchtred of the hills. Crockett, S. R. 
 Mad woman. Maupassant, G. de 
 "Mad world, my master." Hibbard, G. A. 
 Madame Amalena. Perry, B. 
 Madame Baptiste. Maupassant, G. de 
 Madame Bo-pccp, of the ranches. Henry, O. 
 Madame Butterfly. Long, J. L. 
 Madame Chabre. Zola, E. 
 Madame de Beauseant. Sec Balzac, H. de 
 
 Deserted woman 
 Madame de Chateaubrun's series of three. 
 
 Halevy, L. 
 Madame de Dey's last reception. See Bal- 
 zac, H. de. Conscript 
 Madame de Fleury. Edgeworth, M. 
 Madame de Liancourt. Maartens, M. 
 Madame de Mauves. James, H. 
 Madame de Mersy. Maartens, M. 
 Madame de Parfondrieu. Maartens, M. 
 Madame de Treymes. Wharton, E. 
 Madame Delicieusc. Cable, G. W. 
 Madame Dclphinc. Cable, G. W. 
 Madame iMrmiani. Balzac, H. de 
 Madame llusson's "ivosier." Maupassant, 
 G. de 
 
 Madame Jeanctte's papers. Erckmann, E. 
 and Chatrian, A. 
 
 Madame Jolicoeur's cat. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Madame Lucrczia. See IMerimee, P. "Vic- 
 colo" of Madame Lucrczia 
 
 Madame Neigeon. See Zola, E. Jolly Pari- 
 sians 
 
 Madame Parisse. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Madame Robin. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Madame Sauvage. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 Mother Savage 
 
 Madame Simon. Maupassant, G. dc 
 
 Madame Tellier's establishment. Maupas- 
 sant, G. de 
 
 Madame Thcrese. Erckmann, E. and Chat- 
 rian, A. 
 
 Madame's battle. French, A. W. 
 
 Made in heaven. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 Madeira party. Mitchell, S. W. 
 
 Madeline Tristram. Sedgwick, A. D. 
 
 Mademoiselle. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Mademoiselle Cocotte. See Maupassant, G. 
 de. Cocotte 
 
 Mademoiselle de Doucine's New Year's 
 present. France, A. 
 
 Mademoiselle de Scuderi. Hoffmann, E. T. 
 W. 
 
 Mademoiselle Fifi. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Mademoiselle Flavie. Zola, E. 
 
 Mademoiselle Joan. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 
 Mademoiselle ]\Iiss. Harland, H. 
 
 Mademoiselle Olympe Zabriskie. Aldrich, 
 T. B. 
 
 Mademoiselle Panache. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 Mademoiselle Pearl. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Mademoiselle Roxane. France, A. 
 
 Mademoiselle Zephyr. Corelli, M. 
 
 Madge o' the pool. Sharp, W. 
 
 Madison Square Arabian night. Henry, O. 
 
 Madness. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Madness of Barry. Futrelle, J. 
 
 Madness of John Harned. London, J. 
 
 Madness of Lord Harry Culverhouse. Haw- 
 kins, A. PL 
 
 Madness of Mr. Lister Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Madness of Philip. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Madness of Poler Stacy. Williams, J. L. 
 
 Madness of Private Ortheris. Kipling, R. 
 
 Madness of the rector. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 
 Madonna of the desert. Peattie, E. W. 
 
 Madonna of the future. James, H. 
 
 Madonna of the peach-tree. Hewlett, AL H. 
 
 Madonna of the toys. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Madonna of the tubs. Ward,"E. S. P. 
 
 Madonna of Tinkle Tackle. Duncan, N. 
 
 Madrilene; or, The festival of the dead. 
 King, G. E. 
 
 Maecenas of the Pacific slope. Harte, B. 
 
 .Maese Perez, the organist. Becquer, G. A. 
 
 Maeterlinck, Maurice, 1862- 
 Massacre of the innocents 
 In Stories by foreign authors, Polish, 
 etc. 
 
 Mag Haggerty's knight. Michelson, M. 
 
 Maggie, a girl of the streets. Crane, S. 
 
 Maghar's leap. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Magherini-Graziani, Giovanni 
 Fioraccio 
 
 /)( Maupassant. G. de., and others. 
 Modern ghosts 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 213 
 
 Magic cape. Kelly, M. 
 
 Magic cigar. Hornung, E. W. 
 
 Magic egg. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Magic forest; a modern fairy story. White, 
 
 S. E. 
 Magic ink. Black, W. 
 Magic lantern. Hunekcr, J. G. 
 Magic ring. Grahame, K. 
 Magic ring. Harris, J. C. 
 Magic shop. Wells, H. G. 
 Magic sled. Bangs, J. K. 
 Magician's daughter and the high-born boy. 
 
 Stockton, F. R. 
 Magnetic attraction. Barr, R. 
 Magnetic hearth. Connolly, J. B. 
 Magnetism. Maupassant, G. de 
 Magnie's dangerous ride. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Magpie over the hill. Galsworthy, J. 
 Magruder, Julia, 1854-1907 
 At anchor 
 
 1)1 Lippinc 40: I 
 Bartered birthright 
 
 III jMiss Ayr of Virginia 
 Dead selves 
 
 In Lippinc 59: 289 
 Harry of England 
 
 In Scrib M 32:528 
 Heaven-kissing hill 
 
 In Heaven-kissing hill 
 His heart's desire 
 
 In Miss Ayr of Virginia 
 Honored in the breach 
 
 In Lippinc 41 : 287 
 Johnny Watt's money 
 
 In Harp B 33: 781 
 Labor of love 
 
 In Labor of love 
 Masked singer 
 
 In Miss Ayr of Virginia 
 Miss Ayr of Virginia 
 
 In Miss Ayr of Virginia 
 New thing under the sun 
 In Miss Ayr of Virginia 
 Once more 
 
 In Miss Ayr of Virginia 
 Realized ideal 
 
 In Realized ideal 
 Story of an old soul 
 
 In Miss Ayr of Virginia 
 Sunny Southerner 
 
 In Sunny Southerner 
 Thirst and the draught 
 
 In Miss Ayr of Virginia 
 Thousandth woman 
 In Lippinc 75: i 
 Mahala Joe. Austin, M. H. 
 Mahatma and the hare; a dream story. Hag- 
 gard, H. R. 
 Mahaushadha (Tibetan) 
 
 /;; Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 Mahommed Selim. See Parker, G. Deser- 
 tion of Mahommed Selim 
 Maid and the blade. McCutcheon, G. B. 
 Maid Marian. Seawell, M. E. 
 Maid of Killeena. Black, W. 
 Maid of ]\Ialines. Lytton, E. B. 
 Maid of Oyas. Levvald-Stahr, F. 
 Maid of the mill. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Maid of Unai (Japanese) 
 
 In Warner library 
 Maiden bell. Phillpotts, E. 
 Maiden meditation. See Hibbard, G. A. In 
 
 Maiden Meditation 
 Maid's progress. Foote, M. H. 
 Maimon the fool and Nathan the wise. Zang- 
 
 will, I. 
 Main street. Hawthorne, N. 
 Maitre Belhomme's beast. Maupassant, G. 
 
 de 
 ]\Iaitre Cornelius. See Balzac, H. de. Mas- 
 ter Cornelius 
 Maiwa's revenge. Haggard, H. R. 
 Majesty of the law. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Majesty of the law. Howard, B. W. 
 Major Bronquard of the army. Osbourne, L. 
 
 Major-general's pepper-pots. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Major Ferdue's bargain. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Major's tale. Bierce, A. 
 
 Make-believe man. Davis, Richard H. 
 
 Make way for the young. Fuller, H. B. 
 
 Make westing. London, J. 
 
 Maker of leiises. Zangwill, I. 
 
 Maker of moons. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Maker of rainbows. Le Gallienne, R. 
 
 Makes the whole world kin. Henry, O. 
 
 Making a convert. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Making a night of it. Dickens, C. 
 
 Making allowances for mamma. Norris, K. 
 
 Making an orator. Crane, S. 
 
 Making good with mother. Ferber, E. 
 
 Making of a doctor. Comer, C. A. 
 
 Making of a fortune. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 Making of a man. Harriman, K. E. 
 
 Making of a marchioness. Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Making of a match. Martin, E. S. 
 
 Making of a New Yorker. Henry, O. 
 
 Making of a pilot. Viele, H. K. 
 
 Making progress. King, G. E. 
 
 Malachi. Parker, G. 
 
 Male courtesan. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Malefactor. Chekhov, A. P. 
 
 Malemute kid stories. London, J. 
 
 Maltese cat. Kipling, R. 
 
 Malva. Gorky. :\1. 
 
 Mam' Lyddy's recognition. Page, T. N. 
 
 Mama Stirling. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Mamichee. Austin, AI. H. 
 
 Mammon and the archer. Henry, O. 
 
 Mammy Peggy's pride. Dunbar, P. L. 
 
 Mammy Tittleback and her family. Jackson, 
 H. H. 
 
 Alam's the miller. MacManus, S. 
 
 Mamsell Fredrika. Lagerlof, S. 
 
 Man. Bierce, A. 
 
 Man, a famine, and a heathen boy. Parker, G. 
 
 Man, a maid and a motor. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Man about town. Henry, O. 
 
 Man and a woman. Mitchell, S. W. 
 
 Man and his boots. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Man and his friend. Stevenson, R. L. 
 
 Man and his model. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 INIan and his rose-garden. Brown, A. 
 
 Man and some others. Crane, S. 
 
 Man and the mountain. Harte, B. 
 
 Man and the snake. Bierce, A. 
 
 Man and the wild cattle. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Man at the next table. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Man at the semaphore. Harte, B. 
 
214 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Man at the wheel. Parker, G. 
 
 Man before the mast. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Man behind the curtain. Quillcr-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Man l)orn to be king. Morris, W. 
 
 Man fights best in his own township. Barr, 
 
 R. 
 Man from Archangel. Doyle, A. C. 
 Man from Ochee Point, New Jersej'. 
 
 Loomis, C. B. 
 Man from Red Dog. Lewis, A. II. 
 Man from Solano. Harte. B. 
 Man from the Spanish war. Callicrwood, 
 
 M. H. 
 Man from Tro}'. Smith, F. H. 
 Man from Yellowstone. Lewis, A. H. 
 Man Haggard. See Stevenson, R. L. and 
 
 others. Object of pity 
 Man-hating maiden (Sanskrit) 
 
 Jn Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 Man higher up. Henrj', O. 
 Man hunt. Train, A. C. 
 Man-hunting in the pound. Fox, J., jr. 
 Man in front of Mannerings. Comer, C. A. 
 Man in the bottle. Meyrink, G. 
 Man in the case. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Man in the cloister. Brown, A. 
 Man in the high-water boots. Smith, F. H. 
 Man in the red sweater. Loomis, C. B. 
 Man in the road. Cameron, M. 
 ]\lan in the shadow. Gibbon, P. 
 Man in the tree. Craddock, C. E. 
 Man in the window. Williams, J. L. 
 Man of adamant. Hawthorne, N. 
 Man of business. Balzac, H. dc 
 Man of destiny. Dyar, M. 
 Man of feeling. Brown, A. 
 Man of flesh and blood. Glaspell, S. 
 Man of forty crowns. Voltaire, F. M. de A. 
 Man of habit. Jerome, J. K. 
 Man of his word. Miller, A. D. 
 Man of mark. Hawkins, A. Fl. 
 Man of Monceau. Weyman, S. J. 
 Man of no account. Harte, B. 
 Man of promise. Hichcns, R. S. 
 Man of putty. Loomis, C. B. 
 Man of the crowd. Poe, E. A. 
 Man of the future. French, A. W. 
 Man of wheels. Mason, A. E. W. 
 Man of Zanzibar. Davis, Richard H. 
 Man on horseback. White, W. A. 
 Man on the beach. Harte, B. 
 Man on the hill-top. Bacheller, I. A. 
 Man on the moor. Sharp, W. 
 Man out of the nose. Biercc, A. 
 Man overboard. Bierce, A. 
 Man overboard! Crawford, 1'". M. 
 Man proposes. Jordan, E. G. 
 Man that brought the river. ]}azin, R. 
 Man that corrupted lladleyburg. Clemens, 
 
 S. L. 
 Man Ihal died at .Mma. I'arker, G. 
 Man that kd the class. Williams, J. L. 
 Man that was used up. I'oc, E. A. 
 Man who came back. Ferber, E. 
 Man who committed bigamy. Piatcs, A. 
 Man wlio could lia\ c tuld. Quiller-Cuuch, 
 
 A. T. 
 Man who could not lose. Davis, Ricliard H. 
 Man who could \\ t)rk miracles. Wells, H. G. 
 
 Man who did not believe in luck. Jerome, 
 J. K. 
 
 Man who "hadn t time." Catherwood, M. H. 
 
 Man who intervened. Hichens, R. S. 
 
 Man who knew. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Man who lived for others. Jerome, J. K. 
 
 Man who lost his head. Fernald, C. B. 
 
 Man who lost his name. Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 Alan who shot Given. Singmaster, E. 
 
 Man who understood women. Merrick, L. 
 
 Man who was. Kipling, R. 
 
 Man who was like Shakespeare. Black, W. 
 
 Man who was nice and common. Singmas- 
 ter, E. 
 
 Man who was not on tlie passenger list. 
 Barr, R. 
 
 Man who was obstinate. Brown, A. 
 
 Man who went too far. Benson, E. F. 
 
 Man who went wrong. Jerome, J. K. 
 
 Man who wins. Herrick, R. 
 
 Man who won. Lefevre, E. 
 
 Man who worked for Collister. I'larle, M. T. 
 
 Man who would be king. Kipling, R. 
 
 Man who would manage. Jerome. J. K. 
 
 Man whose yoke was not easy. Harte, B. 
 
 Man with no money. Le Gallienne, R. 
 
 Man with one talent. Davis, Richard H. 
 
 Alan with something in his eye. Le Gal- 
 lienne, R. 
 
 Alan with the blue eyes. Alaupassant, G. de 
 
 Man with the boots. Bland, E. N. 
 
 Man with the dogs. Alaupassant, G. de 
 
 Man with the pale eyes. See Maupassant, 
 G. de. Man with the blue eyes 
 
 Alan with the pink pants. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Man with the red hair. Norris, W. E. 
 
 Man with the twisted lip. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Alan with the watches. See Doyle, A. C. 
 Story of the man with the watches 
 
 Man with two lives. Bierce, A. 
 
 Alan without a country. liale, E. E. 
 
 Man without a pension. Viele, H. K. 
 
 Manasseh. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Manchester marriage. Gaskell, E. C. 
 
 Manette's manuscript. See Dickens, C. Dr. 
 Alanette's manuscript 
 
 Mango-seed. Gerould, K. F. 
 
 Alanifest destiny. Watson, J. 
 
 Alanila wire. King, C. 
 
 Alanmat'ha. De Kay, C. 
 
 "Alanners makyth man." Jacobs, W. \V. 
 
 Manning, Marie (Mrs. Herman E. Gasch) 
 I'roplietess of tlie land of No-Smoke 
 In llowclls, W. D., and Alden, 11. Al. 
 Under the sunset 
 
 Alanoeuvring. Edgeworth, Al. 
 
 Alan's life saved by fowls, and woman's by a 
 pig. Reade, C. 
 
 Alansion. Van Dyke, H. 
 
 Manufacturers. Edgeworth, Al. 
 
 Alanuscript. Larssen, O. 
 
 Ms. found in a bottle. Poe, I-'.. .\. 
 
 Alany men of many minds. Wyatt, E. F. 
 
 Many waters. Deland, Al. 
 
 Map of the country. Brown, .\. 
 
 Alaranas. Halzac, II. de 
 
 Marlile child. Bland, 1'.. N. 
 
 Alarcel. liourget, P. 
 
 March ^4 man. Ciorky. .M. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 215 
 
 March of progress. Chcsnutt, C. W. 
 March of the White Guard. Parker, G. 
 March wind. Brown, A. 
 Marchioness. See Burnett, F. H. Making 
 
 of a marchioness 
 Marchioness of Stonehenge. Hard}-, T. 
 Marchioness's lap-dog. Gautier, T. 
 Marcia. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 Marcile. Parker, G. 
 Mare Morto. Herrick, R. 
 Margaret. Hopkins, W. J. 
 Margaret: a pearl. Field, E. 
 Margery of Lawhibbet. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Margot. Musset, A. de 
 Margot's gallant. Zola, E. 
 Margot's tapers. Maupassant, G. de 
 Marguerite. Zola, E. 
 Marguerite's carnival. Zangwill, I. 
 Margueritte, Paul, 1S60- 
 Death of Pierrot 
 
 In Merrill. S. Pastels in prose 
 Mari terrible. Wells, H. G. 
 Maria Francisca. Heyse. P. J. L. 
 Maria Howe; or, the eflfccts of witch stories. 
 
 Lamb, C. 
 Maria Perrone, murderess and saint. Crock- 
 ett. S. R. 
 Mariana overreaches. Vorse, M. H. 
 Marianson. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Marie and the talk-trust. Bacheller, I. A. 
 Marie de France, fl. 12th century 
 Chatelaine of Vergi 
 
 III French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of Eliduc 
 
 III French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of Equitan 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of Graelent 
 
 III French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of Gugemar 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of Milon 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of Sir Launfal 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of the ash tree 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of the dolorous knight 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of the honeysuckle 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of the nightingale 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of the thorn 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of the two lovers 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of the were-wolf 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Lay of Yonec 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Story of beyond the sea 
 
 In French mediaeval romances 
 Mariette. Halev}-, L. 
 Marigold-Michel. Howard, B. W. 
 Mariner's signalling under fire at Guanta- 
 
 namo. Crane, S. 
 Marion Campbell. Mitford, M. R. 
 Marionettes. Henry, O. 
 
 Marjorie Daw. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Marjorie Fleming. Brown, J. 
 Marjorie's three gifts. Alcott, L. M. 
 Mark Bridgman. Alitford, M. R. 
 Mark of the beast. Kipling, R. 
 Market-hunter. Chambers, R. W. 
 Markheim. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Markis and the major. Wright, M. O. 
 Marklake witches. Kipling, R. 
 Marlitt's shoes. Chambers. R. W. 
 Marm Lisa. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Marny's shadow. Smith, F. H. 
 Marocca. Maupassant, G. de 
 Marooned. Davis. C. B. 
 Marquis. Maupassant, G. de 
 Marquis and Miss Sally. Henry, O. 
 Marquis de Fumcrol. Maupassant, G. de 
 Marquise's shoulders. Zola, E. 
 Marriage at a venture. Gaboriau, E. 
 Marriage by compulsion. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Marriage by proxy. Herrick, R. 
 Marriage contract. Balzac, H. de 
 Marriage for love. Halevy, L. 
 Marriage of Lit-lit. London, J. 
 Marriage of Mademoiselle Gimel. Bazin, R. 
 Marriage of Marie Modeste. King, G. E. 
 Marriage of Moira Fergus. Black, W. 
 Marriage of Quidnunc. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Marriage of the brigadier. Doyle, A. C. 
 Marriage of the miller. Parker, G. 
 Marriage question. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Marriage settlement. See Balzac, H. de. 
 
 Marriage contract 
 Marriage to the sea. Merimee, P. 
 Marriages. James, H. 
 Married beneath him. Besant, W. 
 Married beneath him. Payn, J. 
 Married daughter. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Married lovers. Morris, G. 
 Married son. James, H. 
 Marry month of May. Henry, O. 
 Marryat, Frederick, 1792-1848 
 
 Great triangular duel 
 
 In Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V 2 
 Marrying of Susan Clegg. French, A. W. 
 Mars Jeem's nightmare. Chesnutt, C. W, 
 Marse Chan; a tale of old Virginia. Page, 
 
 T. N. 
 Marseillaise! Maartens, M. 
 Marsena. Frederic, H. 
 Marsh rosemary. Jewett, S. O. 
 Marshall's capture. Garland, H. 
 Marshes. White, S. E. 
 
 Marth' Ann of the evergreens. Stuart, R. M. 
 Martha. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Martha's lady. Jewett, S. O. 
 Martin, Edward Sandford, 1856- 
 
 Adventure in philanthropy 
 In Scrib M 11 : 230 
 
 By the second intention 
 /;; Harper 121 : 120 
 
 Courtship of a careful man 
 In Courtship of a careful man 
 Harper 104: 191 
 
 Disguised providence 
 In Courtship of a careful man 
 Harper 105: 447 
 
2l6 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Martin, Edward Sandford —Continued. 
 Found: a situation 
 
 In Courtship of a careful man 
 Harp W 48: 177s, 1780 
 How Uncle Thomas gave himself a first- 
 class notice 
 In Harper 108: 49 
 Josephine 
 
 In Courtship of a careful man 
 Harper 108: 829 
 Making of a match 
 1)1 Courtship of a careful man 
 Harper 107: 89 
 Party at Madeira's 
 In Courtship of a careful man 
 Harper 103: 590 
 Martin Franc and the monks of St. Anthony. 
 
 Longfellow, H. W. 
 Martine. Maupassant, G. de 
 Martyr to science. Jacobi, M. P. 
 Martyrdom lottery. Gibbon, P. 
 Martyrdom of man. Michelson, M. 
 Martyrdom of "Mealy Jones." White, W. A. 
 Maruja. Harte, B. 
 
 Marvel, Ik, pseud. See Mitchell, D. G. 
 Marvellous doctor. Hogg, J. 
 Marvellous invention. Field, E. 
 Marvels of science. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Mary. Van Renssalaer, M. G. 
 Mary Amelia Spot. Keats, G. 
 Mary and Martha. Jewett, S. O. 
 Mary Bowman. Singmaster, E. 
 Mary Burnett. Hogg, J. 
 Mary Elizabeth. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Mary Ellen and Evelyn May. Morris, G. 
 Mary Felicia. Brown, A. 
 Mary McGillup; a Southern novel. After 
 
 Belle Boyd. Harte, B. 
 Mary Montgomery. Hogg, J. 
 Mary Musgrave 
 
 In Stories by English authors, Africa 
 Mary Rice. Sigourney, L. H. 
 Mary with the high hand. Bennett, E. A. 
 " — mas has come." Kip, L. 
 Masaniello; or. The fisherman of Naples. 
 
 Dumas, A. 
 Mascot of battery B. Osbourne, L. 
 Masefield, John 
 
 Aml)itious Jimmy Hicks 
 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 Aunty Bligh 
 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 Big Jim 
 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 Bottom of the well 
 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 Captain John Coxon 
 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Captain John Jennings 
 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Captain John Ward 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Captain Robert Knox 
 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Davy Jones's gift 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 Country Life N 1 1 '05 
 Deal of cards 
 In Mainsail haul 
 
 Devil and the old man 
 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Don Alphonso's treasure hunt 
 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Edward Herries 
 
 1)1 Tarpaulin muster 
 Eldorado 
 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 From the Spanish 
 
 In Mainsail haul 
 In a castle ruin 
 
 In Mainsail haul 
 One Sunday 
 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 Pirates of Santa Anna 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 Port of many ships 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Port Royal twister 
 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 Raines law arrest 
 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 Rest-house on the hill 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 Sailor's yarn 
 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Schooner-man's close calls 
 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 Sea superstition 
 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Seal man 
 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Voyage of the Cygnet 
 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Western islands 
 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Yarn of happy Jack 
 
 In Tarpaulin muster 
 Yarn of Lanky Job 
 In Mainsail haul 
 Mask. Chambers, R. W. 
 Mask. Maupassant, G. de 
 Mask of the lost soul. Earle, M. T. 
 Masked singer. Magruder, J. 
 Mason, Alfred Edward Woodley, 1865- 
 Coward 
 
 In Ensign Knightley 
 Crossed gloves 
 
 In Ensign Knightley 
 Cruise of the "Willing mind" 
 
 In Ensign Knightley 
 Deserter 
 
 In Ensign Knightley 
 Ensign Knightly 
 
 1)1 Ensign Knightley 
 Pall Mall M^7: i 
 Fifth picture 
 
 In F.nsign Knightley 
 Hatteras 
 
 In Ensign Knightlej'' 
 How Barrington returned to Johannes- 
 burg 
 In Ensign Knightley 
 Keeper of the bishop 
 
 1)1 Ensign Kniplitley 
 Liberal education 
 
 1)1 Ensign Knightley 
 Man of wheels 
 
 //; Ensign Knightley 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 217 
 
 Mr. Mitchelbourne's last escapade 
 In Ensign Knightley 
 Harp W 44: 1 177 
 Princess Joceliande 
 
 In Ensign Knightley 
 Schoolmaster and Felicia 
 
 In Harp W 47: 1983 
 Shuttered house 
 
 1)1 Ensign Knightley 
 Englllust M 18:323 
 Trouble at Beaulieu 
 In Lippinc 67: 119 
 Twenty-kroner story 
 In Ensign Knightley 
 Masque of the Red Death. Poe, E. A. 
 Masquerade. Brown, A. 
 Masquerade. See Parker, G. Little mas- 
 querade 
 Mass for the dead. Bland, E. N. 
 Mass for the dead. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Massacre of the innocents. Maeterlinck, M. 
 Massey money. Comer, C. A. 
 Massimilla Doni. Balzac, H. de 
 Master. Brown, A. 
 Master. Gibbon, P. 
 Master and man. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Master cat. Perrault, C. 
 Master Cornelius. Balzac, H. de 
 Master Cornille's secret. See Daudet, A. 
 
 Secret of Maitre Cornille 
 Master Humphrey's clock. Dickens, C. 
 Master Johannes Wacht. Hoffmann, E. T. 
 
 W. 
 Master John Horsleigh, knight. Hardy, T. 
 Master Martin, the cooper. Hoffmann, E. 
 
 T. W. 
 Master minds of history. Brown, A. 
 Master of cobwebs. Huneker, J. G. 
 Master of deceit. Watson, J. 
 Master of his profession. See Futrelle, J. 
 
 Missing necklace 
 Master of mystery. London, J. 
 Master of silence. Bacheller, L A. 
 Master of the "Chrysolite." O'Halloran, G. 
 
 B. 
 Master of the inn. Herrick, R. 
 Master of the Name. Zangwill, L 
 Master Richard Smith's tale of The cast of 
 the apple. See Hewlett, M. H. Cast of the 
 apple 
 Master thief. Ashbjornsen, P. C, and Moe, 
 
 J. E. 
 Master's garden. Slosson, A. T. 
 Masters of arts. Henry, O. 
 Masther and the bocca fadh. MacManus, S. 
 Matador of the Five Towns. Bennett, E. A. 
 Matchmaking. Mitford, M. R. 
 Mate of the "Bunch o' keys." Phillpotts, E. 
 Mate of the Daylight. Jewett, S. O. 
 Mate of the Gatwick. Gibbon, P. 
 Mated. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Mated by a waiter. Zangwill, L 
 Mated by magic: a story with a postscript. 
 
 Matthews, J. B., and Pollock, W. H. 
 Mateo Falcone. Merimee, P. 
 Materialization of Charles and Mivanway. 
 
 Jerome, J. K. 
 Maternal instinct. Janvier, T. A. 
 Mathilda's address book. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Mathurin. Parker, G. 
 
 Matriculation of Courtney. Hopkins, 
 
 M. S. B. 
 Matrimonial ambassador. Gaboriau, E. 
 Matrimonial episode. Cutting, M. S. 
 Matrimonial openings. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Matrimonial tontine benefit. Grant, R. 
 Matter of a mashie. Gray, D. 
 Matter of business. Maupassant, G. de 
 Matter of duty. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Matter of eugenics. Chambers, R. W. 
 Matter of fact. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Matter of fact. Kipling, R. 
 Matter of interest. Chambers, R. W. 
 Matter of logic. Futrelle. J. 
 Matter of mean elevation. Henry, O. 
 Matter of motives. Barr, R. 
 Matter of opinion. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Matter of principle. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 Matter of rivalry. Thanet, O. 
 Matter of taste. Wyatt, E. F. 
 Matter of two ciphers. Hornung, E. W. 
 Matthews, James Brander, 1852- 
 At a private view 
 
 In Vignettes of Manhattan 
 
 Harper 88: 491 
 
 Before the break of day 
 
 In Vignettes of Manhattan 
 
 Harper 8g: 222 
 
 Brief — as woman's love 
 
 In Secret of the sea 
 By telephone 
 In Family tree 
 Cent 36: 30s 
 Cameo and a pastel 
 In Story of a story 
 Harper 86: 130 
 Candle in the plate 
 
 In Outlines in local color 
 Chesterfield's postal-cards to his_ son 
 In Family tree [Scherzi & Skizzen] 
 Confidential postscript 
 
 In Tales of fantasy and fact 
 Decoration day revery 
 In Vignettes of Manhattan 
 Cent 40: 102 
 Dream-gown of the Japanese ambassador 
 In Tales of fantasy and fact 
 Eng Illust 16: 145 
 Esther Feverel 
 
 In Secret of the sea 
 Harper 72:53 
 Etelka Talmeyr: a tale of three cities 
 In Story of a story 
 
 Harper 86:857 \ 
 
 Family tree 
 In Family tree 
 Scrib M 5:226 
 Frog that played the trombone 
 In Vistas of New York 
 Harper 87:911 
 Glimpse of the underworld 
 In Outlines in local color 
 Her letter to his second wife 
 In Vistas of New York 
 Cosmopol 25: 56 
 Idle notes of an uneventful voyage 
 In Family tree 
 
 New Princeton R 3:241 
 Idyl of Central Park 
 In Vistas of New York 
 
2l8 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Matthews, James Brander —Coiiliniu'd. 
 In a bob-tail car 
 
 In Family tret- [Scherzi iX; Skizzcn] 
 Vistas of New York 
 In a hansom 
 In Vistas of New York 
 Harper loi: 360 
 In search of local color 
 
 In Vignettes of Manhattan 
 In the little churcli down the street 
 In Vignettes of Manhattan 
 Harper 88:462 
 In the midst of life 
 
 In Vignettes of Manhattan 
 In the small hours 
 
 In Vistas of New York 
 Scrib M 26: 502 
 In the vestibule limited 
 In In the vestibule limited 
 Harper 82: 572 
 In the watches of the night 
 III Outlines in local color 
 Harper 94: 267 
 Interview with Miss Marlcnspuyk 
 In Outlines in local color 
 Harper 92:61 
 Irrepressible conflict 
 
 /;; Outlines in local color 
 Kinetoscope of time 
 
 In Tales of fantasy and fact 
 Scrib M 18: 733 
 Letter of farewell 
 
 In Outlines in local color 
 Scrib M 19:644 
 Love at first sight 
 In Secret of the sea 
 Cent 30:838 
 Memories 
 In Family tree 
 
 Stories of the army. (Stories from 
 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M 6:168 
 Men and women and horses 
 In Outlines in local color 
 Harper 91: 813 
 Midsummer midnight 
 
 In Vignettes of Manhattan 
 Harper 88:221 
 New member of the club 
 In Story of a story 
 Cent 45: loi 
 On an errand of mercy 
 
 In Vistas of New York 
 On the battlefield [Robert White] 
 In Family tree 
 Cent 36:457 
 On the steps of the city hall 
 In Vistas of New York 
 Harper 98: 524 
 Perchance to dream 
 In Secret of the sea 
 
 Gentleman's M n s 36:417 
 Lippinc 37: 300 
 Perturbed spirits 
 hi Secret of the sea 
 Cent 32: 74 
 Playing a part 
 In In partnership 
 
 Primer of imaginary geography 
 In Tales of fantasy and fact 
 Scrib M 16: 729 
 Rehearsal of a new play 
 
 In Outlines in local color 
 Rival ghosts 
 
 In In partnership 
 
 Tales of fantasy and fact 
 Harper 68: 905 
 Robert White. See Matthews, J. B. On 
 
 the battlefield 
 Royal marine: an idyl of Narragansett pier 
 In Royal marine 
 
 Harper 89: 577, 680 
 Scher/.i & Skizzen 
 
 In Family tree 
 Secret of the sea 
 
 In Secret of the sea 
 Shortest day in the year 
 
 In Vistas of New York 
 Sisters under their skins 
 In Vistas of New York 
 Harper 121: 773 
 Sixteen years without a birthday 
 
 /)( Tales of fantasy and fact 
 Solo orchestra 
 
 /;; Outlines in local color 
 Harper 94: 790 
 Speech of the evening 
 
 In Vignettes of Manhattan 
 Spring flood in Broadway 
 In Outlines in local color 
 Harper 92: 696 
 Spring in a side street 
 In Vignettes of Manhattan 
 Harper 88:678 
 Story of a story 
 In Story of a story 
 Cent 42: 870 
 Such stufif as dreams 
 
 /;; Family tree [Scherzi & Skizzen] 
 Thanksgiving-day dinner 
 In Vignettes of Manhattan 
 Harper 88:28 
 Twenty-ninth of February 
 In Vignettes of Manhattan 
 Harper 80:436 
 Twinkling of an eye 
 
 /;; Tales of fantasy and fact 
 Two letters 
 
 In Story of a story 
 Harper 81:281 
 Under an April sky 
 
 In Vistas of New York 
 Venetian glass 
 hi In partnersliip 
 
 Stories by American authors v 3 
 Vigil of McDowell Sutro 
 /;; Outlines in local color 
 Harper 93: 758 
 \'ista in Central Park 
 
 hi Vignettes of Manliattan 
 Harper 89:457 
 Waiting 
 
 hi Bclgravia 60: 176 
 Wall street wooing 
 
 hi Outlines in loc;il color 
 Harper 03: <>0 
 Young man from the country 
 /;; Vistas of New York 
 Cosmopol 25: 527 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 219 
 
 Matthews, J. B., and Anstey, F. 
 
 Three wishes 
 
 In With my friends 
 Matthews, J. B., and Bunner, H. C. 
 Documents in the case 
 In In partnership 
 With my friends 
 Stories bv American authors v i 
 Scrib o s 18: 755 
 Seven conversations of dear Jones and 
 Baby Van Rensselaer 
 In In partnership 
 With my friends 
 Manhattan 3: 461 
 
 Matthews, J. B., and Jessop, G. H. 
 
 Check and counter-check. Sec Matthews, 
 J. B. and Jessop, G. H. Tale of 
 twenty-five hours 
 One storj' is good until another is told 
 III With my friends 
 Harper 78: 625 
 Tale of tw^enty-five hours [Check and 
 counter-check] 
 In Tale of twenty-five hours 
 Lippinc 41 : i 
 Matthews, J. B., and Pollock, W. H. 
 Edged tools: a tale in two chapters 
 In With my friends 
 Longman's M g: 159 
 JMated by magic; a stor}' with a post- 
 script 
 In With my friends 
 Mattina. Dragoumis, J. D. 
 Maud-Evelyn. James, H. 
 Mauki. London, J. 
 
 Maupassant, Henri Rene Albert Guy de, 
 1 850- 1 893 
 
 A list of the French titles of the trans- 
 lated stories is given in volume seventeen 
 of the Dunne edition. 
 
 The statement is made in the catalog- of 
 the Library of Congress that the contents 
 of the Normandy edition are identical with 
 those of the Miromesnil edition, 
 x^bandoned 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 9 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 3 
 Abbe Marignan 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Accent 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Accursed bread 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Adieu. See Maupassant, G. de. Farewell 
 Adopted son 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 Adventure 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 
 Adventure in Paris 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Adventure of Walter Schnaff. See Mau- 
 passant, G. de. Walter Schnaff's ad- 
 venture 
 Affair of state 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v i 
 After [Apres] 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Cosmopol 16:241 
 After death 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Alexander 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 All over 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 5 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Allouma 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt I 
 Allouma 
 Always lock the door 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Am I insane? 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Apparition 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Apres. See Maupassant, G. de. After 
 Artifice 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Artist 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Artist's wife 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 4 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 
 xA.ssassin 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Assignation 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 At sea [Selfishness] 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 Pt i 
 
 Au soleil 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 12 
 Aunt Rose. See Maupassant, G. de. Our 
 
 letters 
 Avenger [His avenger] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 
220 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Maupassant, Guy de —Cor.lmucd. 
 Awakening 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Suinichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Babette 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Bad error. Sec Maupassant, G. de. Win- 
 dow 
 Ball of fat. See Maupassant, G. de. Ball 
 
 of tallow 
 Ball of tallow [Ball of fat; Tallow ball] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Little French masterpieces v 6 
 Bandmaster's sister 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 W'orks [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Baptism 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt i 
 Baroness 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Bed 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Bed 29 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt i 
 Beggar ["Bell"] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 Odd number 
 Bclhomme's beast [Maitre Belhomme's 
 beast] 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 "Bell." See Maupassant, G. de. Beggar 
 Bellflower. See Maupassant, G. de. 'Clo- 
 
 chctte 
 Benoist. See Maupassant, G. de. Martine 
 Bertha [Story of Bertha] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Cosmopol 2:381 
 Beside a dead man. See Maupassant, G. 
 
 de. Beside Schopenhauer's corpse 
 Beside Schopenhauer's corpse [Beside a 
 dead man] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Blind man 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 14 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 Blue and white 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Boitelle 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 
 Bombard [Consideration] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Boule de suif 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Bric-a-brac 
 
 In W'orks [Dunne] v 4 
 Cake 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 14 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Caresses 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 9 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Carnival of love 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Carter's inn [Carter's wench] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 
 Carter's wench. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Carter's inn 
 Caught 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Caught in the very act 
 
 In W^orks (Brainard) v 3 
 Chali 
 In Works (Brainard) v 9 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 8 
 Charm dispelled. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Discovery 
 Charm of the stable [On perfumes; Stable 
 perfume] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Checkmate 
 In W^orks (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Child 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 4 . 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Christening 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Christmas eve 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 W^orks (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Clair de lunc [In the moonlight] 
 In Works | Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Miromesnil) v " 
 Allouma 
 Odd number 
 Clochette [Bellflower] 
 In Works (I'rainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Woiks (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Closet 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 9 
 Clown 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 1 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 221 
 
 Cock crowed 
 Iti Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt i 
 Coco 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Cocotte [Francis: .Mademoiselle Cocotte] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 Pt 2 
 Colonel's idea [ColoneFs ideas] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Colonel's ideas. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Colonel's idea 
 Confession 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Odd number 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 
 detective stories, French 
 Theatre 32:252 
 La confession. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Peculiar case 
 Conservatory 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 7 
 Works [Dunne] v =; 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Consideration. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Bombard 
 Corsican bandit 
 
 In Works C Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 14 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v pt i 
 Corsican bandits 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Costly outing 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Countess Satan 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast J v 9 pt 2 
 Country excursion 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 W^orks [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Coup d'etat 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Coward [The duel] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 14 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 
 Odd number 
 
 Jessup, A., and Canby, H. S. Book 
 
 of the short story 
 Little French masterpieces v 6 
 Crash [Lost] 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Cripple 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Crisis 
 
 /;; Works [Dunne] v 17 
 
 Dancers. Sec Maupassant, G. de. Minuet 
 Darkness 
 
 In Works (Mirpmesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Dead woman's secret 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 Deaf mute 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Debt 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Deer park in the provinces 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Delila 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Denis 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Devil 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Diamond necklace. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Necklace 
 Diary of a madman 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 3 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Allouma 
 Dimanches d'un bourgeois. See Maupas- 
 sant, G. de. Sundays of a Parisian 
 Discovery [Charm dispelled] 
 /;; Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Dispenser of the Holy water 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 Divorce [Fair exchange] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Divorce case 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v _i pt 2 
 Donkey 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Door 
 
 /;; Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v '5 pt 2 
 Double pins [Rival pins] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v i" 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Doubtful happiness 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Dowry [Love's awakening] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 
222 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Dread. Src Maupassant, G. de Fear 
 Dreams 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works (Miromcs'nil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt i 
 Drowned man 
 
 III Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Drunkard [Victim] 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 13 
 Works (Miromcsnil) v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 8 pt _' 
 Duchoux 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 11 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Duel 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 5 
 
 Works (Miromesnil ) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Duel. See Maupassant, G. de. Coward 
 Englishman 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Enthusiast. See Maupassant, G. de. Ma- 
 dame Husson's "Rosier" 
 Epiphany 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Exotic prince 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Fair exchange. See Maupassant, G. <le. 
 
 Divorce 
 Fake gems. See Maupassant, G. de. False 
 
 gems 
 False alarm 
 
 In W^orks (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 False gems [Fake gems] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 3 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 AUouma 
 Family 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Family affair 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 13 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Farewell! [Adieu; Growing old] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Stnniclirast ) v i 
 Farmer's wife 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 7 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Fascination 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Fashionable woman 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [ Dunne 1 v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) \ <) p[ 2 
 
 Father 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works I Dunne] v i 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Father and son 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Allouma 
 Father Boniface's crime [Mistake] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Father Judas [Old Judas] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 W^orks (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Father Matthew 
 
 In W'orks [Dunne] v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt i 
 Father Milon [No cjuarter] 
 hi Works (Brainard) v 5 
 Works [Dunne] v 14 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 Fathers 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Father's confession 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 W'orks (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Fear (railroad) [Traveler] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 9 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Fear (sea) [Traveler's story] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works [Dunne] v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt i 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, French 
 Fecundity 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 First snowfall 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Miromesnii) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Fishing excursion. See Maupassant, G. 
 
 de. Two friends 
 Fishing hole 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 1 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Florentine 
 
 In Works [ Dunne] v 16 
 Fly 
 
 In Works (I'.rainaril) v 2 
 Works I Dunne] v i() 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 For sale 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Forbidden fruit 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Forgiveness 
 
 //; Works [Dunne] v 9 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 7 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Francesca and Carlotta Rondoli. See 
 
 Maupassant, G. de. Rondoli sisters 
 I'rancis. See Maupassant, G. de. Cocotte 
 I'Vcncli I'.niH-li Arden. See Maupassant, 
 (I. de. Ketnrn 
 
INDEX TO SPIORT STORIES 
 
 223 
 
 Friend Joseph 
 
 In Works (Miromcsnil) v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Friend Patience 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Frontier 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Game keeper 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Ghosts 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Odd number 
 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, French 
 Golden braid 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 9 
 Good match 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Good reasons. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Mustaches 
 Grave. See Maupassant, G. de. Tomb 
 Graveyard sirens 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Great sword 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Growing old. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Farewell! 
 Hair-pin 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Hand 
 
 In Works (]\Iiromesnin v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 7 
 Happiness 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Happiness 
 
 In Odd numlicr 
 Happy life 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 4 '^t 2 
 Hautot senior and Hautot junior 
 In Works (Brainard) v 5 
 Works [Dunne] v 14 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 He? 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Heritage [Inheritance] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 10 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt 2 
 Hermaphrodite 
 
 In Works (brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Hermit 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 His avenger. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Avenger 
 Hole 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Home coming 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 9 Pt 2 
 
 Honest ideal 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Hope 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Horla; or. Modern ghosts 
 In Works (Brainard) v r 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 6 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 
 detective stories, French 
 Little French masterpieces v 6 
 Maupassant, G. de, and others. 
 Modern ghosts 
 Horrible 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 W^orks [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 How he got the Legion of Honor. See 
 Maupassant, G. de. Legion of Honor 
 Humble drama 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Humiliation 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Husband's confessions 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Hydrophobia 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Hyppolyte's claim 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Idyl 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 Pt i 
 Ill-omened groom 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Impolite sex 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 5 
 Works [Dunne] v 14 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 7 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 In Brittany 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 In flagrante dclictu 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 3 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 In his sweetheart's livery 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 In the court room. See Maupassant, G. 
 
 de. Rustic tribunals 
 In the frozen sky 
 
 In Allouma 
 In the moonlight. Sec Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Clair de lunc 
 In the spring 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 In the sunlight 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 
224 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Maupassant, Guy de —Continued. 
 In the wood 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 In various roles 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Indiscretion 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Inheritance. Sec ^laupassant, G. dc. 
 
 Heritage 
 Inn 
 
 In W^orks (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Booklover's M 2: 131 
 Introduction 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Jennet 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Jeroboam 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Jolly fellow. Sec Maupassant, G. de. St. 
 
 Anthony , 
 Joseph 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v I 
 Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt i 
 Julie Romain 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 W^orks (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Julot's opinion 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 8 pt 2 
 Kind girls 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 
 Works ( Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 King's son. Sec Maupassant, G. de. Tim- 
 
 buctoo 
 Kiss 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Lancer's wife 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 14 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Last step 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Lasting love 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v i 
 Works (Sumiclirast) v i 
 Legend of Mont St. Michel 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Legion of Honor [How he got the 
 Legion of Honor] 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 
 Letter found on a corpse [Letter found 
 on a drowned man] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Letter found on a drowned man. See 
 JMaupassant, G. de. Letter found on 
 a corpse 
 Letter of recommendation 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Lieutenant Lare's marriage 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 Life 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Lilie Lala 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Little cask 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works ( Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Little Louise Roque 
 
 In Works ( Brainard) v 5 
 Works [Dunne] v 15 
 W'orks (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt i 
 Little soldier. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Two little soldiers 
 Little walk 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Lively friend 
 
 In "Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 14 
 Log 
 hi Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works( Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Log-book 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Lost. See Maupassant, G. de. Crash 
 Love; pages from a sportsman's book 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 ^\'orks [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Works ( Sumichrast) v t pt 2 
 Love of long ago 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 \\'orks (Sumichrast) v 8 pt 2 
 Love's awakening. Sec Maupassant, G. dc. 
 
 Dowry 
 Lucky Inirglar 
 
 In \\'orks | Dunne] v 5 
 
 »Mad 
 
 /;; Works( Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] ^• 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Mad woman 
 
 In Works ( Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt i 
 Madame Bai>tiste 
 In Works (Brainard) v3 
 Works I Dunne] v 4 
 Works CMiromesnin v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 225 
 
 Mmc. Husson's "Rosier" [Enthusiast] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt 2 
 Madame Parissc 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v S pt 2 
 Madame Sauvage. See Maupassant, G. 
 
 de. Mother Savage 
 Madame Simon 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 9 
 Madame Tcllier/s establishment 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Mademoiselle 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Mademoiselle Cocotte. See Maupassant, 
 
 G. de. Cocotte 
 Mademoiselle Fifi 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v3 pt 2 
 Mademoiselle Pearl 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt i 
 Madness 
 In Works (Aliromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 Magnetism 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Maitre Belhomme's beast. See Maupas- 
 sant, G. de. Belhomme's beast 
 Making a convert 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Male courtesan 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Mama Stirling 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Man writh the blue eyes. [Man with the 
 pale eyes] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 HaviTthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, French 
 Man with the dogs 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Man with the pale eyes. See Maupassant, 
 
 G. de. Man with the blue eyes 
 Margot's tapers 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Marocca 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v t6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Marquis 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 
 Marquis de Fumerol 
 In Works (Brainard) v I 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 Martine [Bcnoist] 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Mask 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt i 
 Matter of business 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Meeting 
 
 In Works (T'.rainard) v I 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 La mere Sauvage. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Mother Savage 
 Mesalliance 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt i 
 Military honors. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Prisoners 
 Million 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Minuet [Dancers] 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works( Miromesnil) v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt i 
 Miracle 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Miss Harriet 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt i 
 Mistake. See Maupassant, G. de. Father 
 
 Boniface's crime 
 Model 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Modern ghosts. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Horla 
 Mohammed Fripouille [Mohammed the 
 rascal] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Mohammed the rascal. See Maupassant, 
 
 G. de. Mohammed Fripouille 
 Moiron [Revenge] 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 9 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Monastery of Corbara — a visit to Father 
 Didon 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Monsieur Jocaste 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Monsieur Parent 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v I 
 
226 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Maupassant, Guy de - Continued. 
 Moonlislit 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v i6 
 Works (Miromcsnil) v i 
 Works (Sumiclirast) v i pt 2 
 Esenwein, J. B. Short story master- 
 pieces V I 
 Moribund 
 
 /;/ Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumiclirast) v i 
 La Morillone 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Mother and daughter 
 
 In W'orks (Brainard) v 5 
 Mother and son 
 
 In W^orks (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Mother of monsters [Strange traffic] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 Mother Sauvage. Sec AJaupassant, G. de. 
 
 Mother Savage 
 Mother Savage [?iladame Sauvage; La 
 mere Sauvage; Alother Sauvage] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumiclirast) v g pt i 
 Odd number 
 Mount of Olives 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 8 pt 2 
 Mountebanks 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v I 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Mustaches [Good reasons] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 My landlady 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v S 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 My twenty-five days 
 In Works (Brainard) v 7 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 My uncle Jules 
 In Works (Brainard) v 9 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt i 
 My uncle Sosthencs 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v S 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v I pt 2 
 Mv wife 
 in Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Necklace [Diamond necklace] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 
 Odd number 
 
 Cody, S. Selection from llic world's 
 
 greatest short stories 
 Hawthorne, J. [jl)rary mystery and 
 detective stories. JM-ench 
 
 Little French masterpieces v 6 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 5 
 Stories by foreign authors, French 
 
 V I 
 
 Canad M 23: 113 
 New sensation 
 
 /;/ Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 New Year's gift 
 
 /;; Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Night in spring 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Nieht in W^hitechapel 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Night of the wedding 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 5 Pt 2 
 No quarter See Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Father Milon 
 Noncommissioned officer 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Normandy joke 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt i 
 Nos Anglais. See Mauspassant, G. de. 
 
 Our English neighbors 
 Notes of a traveller [Notes on a journey] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Notes on a journey. See Maupassant, 
 
 G. de. Notes of a traveller 
 Odalisque of Senichou 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 W'orks (Sumiclirast) v 9 pt 2 
 Odd feast 
 
 In Works [ Dunne | v 5 
 Od3'Sse3^ of an outcast 
 
 In Wcn-ks (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Old Amable [Old Amiable] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 11 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Old Amiable. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Old Amable 
 Old Judas. Sec Maupassant, G. de. Father 
 
 judas 
 Old maid 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works I Dunne] v 4 
 Old maid. See Maupassant. G. de. Queen 
 
 Hortense 
 Old Mongilet 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 7 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Olive grove 
 
 In Works (I'.rainard) v 9 
 Works I Dunne] v 9 
 On cats 
 
 /;/ Works | Dunne] v 16 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 227 
 
 On perfumes. Sec iMaupassant, G.' de. 
 
 Charm of the stable 
 On the journey 
 
 /;; Works (^liromesnil) v 5 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 Odd number 
 Canad M 23:311 
 On the railway 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 On the river 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 IMaupassant, G. de, and others. 
 
 Modern ghosts 
 Idler 15: 376 
 One evening [Tailor's daughter] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 One of life's paradoxes 
 
 In Harper 109: 683 
 One phase of love 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 One way. See Maupassant, G. de. Roger's 
 
 remedj^ 
 Orderly 
 
 Iv. Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 16 
 AVorks (Sumichrast) v 2 pt I 
 Orient 
 
 In W'orks (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Orphan 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne) v 14 
 Works (Aliromcsnil) v 4 
 [Works] (Sumichrast) vi pt 2 
 Our English neighbors [Nos Anglais] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Our friend Patience 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 9 
 Our letters FAunt Rose] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Our peasants 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Page of history 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Parricide 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 8 pt 2 
 Parrot 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Passion 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 5 
 Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Patron 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 10 
 Paul's mistress 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Peculiar case [La confession] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 
 Peddler 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works I Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Penguin's rock 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v o 
 Philosopher 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 16 
 [Works] (Sumichrast) v5 pt 2 
 Piece of string [btring] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 3 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 
 Odd number 
 
 Cody, S. Selection from the world's 
 
 greatest short stories 
 Little French masterpieces v 6 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 6 
 Canad M 23: 557 
 Pierre and Jean 
 
 In Works (Bramard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 W^orks (Sumichrast) v 4 
 Pierrot [Watch dog] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt i 
 Poor Andrew [What was the matter with 
 Andrew] 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Port 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Portrait 
 
 In W'orks (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Practical joKe 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Prisoners [Military honors] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Profitable business 
 
 In Vv^orks (Brainard) v 3 
 Works Dunne] v 3 
 Works (iiumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Prowess. See Maupassant, G. de. Walter 
 
 Schnaf¥'s adventure 
 
 Queen Hortensc [Old maid] 
 
 In Works [Uunne] v 9 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works 'Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Queer night in Paris 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 Question of diplomacy 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 Question of Latin 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 7 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 
228 
 
 INDEX TO SNORT STORIES 
 
 Maupassant, Guy de - Coitiiiucd. 
 Rabbit 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Real one and the other 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Recollection 
 
 III Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Regret 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Relic 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Miromesnil) v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Relics 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Relics of the past 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Rendezvous 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 4 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v I pt 2 
 Repulse 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Allouma 
 Return [French Enoch Arden] 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Revenge. See Maupassant, G. de. Moiron 
 Rival pins. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Double pins 
 Roger's remedy [One way] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 9 
 Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Rondoli sisters [Francesca and Carlotta 
 Rondoli] 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 
 Room number eleven 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Rosalie Prudent 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Rose 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Rupture 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Rust 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Rustic tribunals [In the court room] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Saint Anthony [Jolly fellowl 
 In Works [Dunne] v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt i 
 
 Sale 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil"! v 7 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Saved 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Selfishness. See Maupassant, G. de. At 
 
 sea 
 Semillantc. See Maupassant, G. de. Ven- 
 detta 
 Sentiment. See Maupassant, G. de. Widow 
 Sequel to a divorce 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt i 
 Shepherd's leap 
 
 1)1 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Signal 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Simon's papa 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Sister's confession 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 3 
 Snipe 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt i 
 Solitude 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 4 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Allouma 
 Son 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt 1 
 Spasm 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Spectre 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 4 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt i 
 Allouma 
 Stable perfume. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Charm of the stable 
 Story of a dog 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Story of a farm girl 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Story of Bertha. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Bertha 
 Strange fancy 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Strange traffic. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Mother of monsters 
 Stranger 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 String. See Maupassant, G. de. Piece of 
 
 string 
 Stroll 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Substitute 
 
 In Works Brainard) v 4 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 Pt 2 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIKS 
 
 229 
 
 Suicides 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Sunday outing. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Sundays of a bourgeois 
 Sundays of a bourgeois. See Maupassant, 
 
 G. de. Sundays of a Parisian 
 Sundays of a Parisian [Dimanches d'un 
 bourgeois; Sundays of a bourgeois; 
 Sunday outing] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt 2 
 Sur I'eau 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 13 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Sympathy 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Tailor's daughter. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 One evening 
 Tale of old times 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 13 
 Tallow ball. Sec Maupassant, G. de. Ball 
 
 of tallow 
 Terror 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 AUouma 
 Test [Unreasonable woman] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 That costly ride 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 That pig of a Morin 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt i 
 Theodule Sabot's confession 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Thief 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Thrift 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Timbuctoo [King's son] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Tobacco shop 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Toine 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 10 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt I 
 Tomb [Grave] 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 10 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 6 
 Tombstones 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 6 
 Traveler. See Maupassant, G. de. Fear 
 Traveler's story. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 Fear 
 
 Traveler's tale 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Tress [Tress of hair] 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v i 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Tress of hair. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Tress 
 True story 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Twenty- five francs of the Mother Su- 
 perior 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Two friends [Fishing excursion] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 5 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Two little soldiers [Little soldier] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 3 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Allouma 
 Odd number 
 
 Little French masterpieces v 6 
 Ugly 
 
 In Works (Bramard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Umbrella 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v i 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Uncomfortable bed 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 7 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Hawthorne J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, French 
 Under the yoke 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Unfortunate likeness 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [^ Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Unreasonable woman. See Maupassant, 
 
 G. de. Test 
 Upstart 
 
 Works [Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Useful house 
 In Works [Dunne] v 2 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Useless beauty [Vain beauty] 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 7 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 2 pt i 
 Little French masterpieces v 6 
 Vagabond 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Miromesnil) v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Vain beauty. See Maupassant, G. de. Use- 
 less beauty 
 
230 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Maupassant, Guy de —Coiiliinicd. 
 Vendetta fSomilhintc] 
 /;/ Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 4 
 Works (Sumiclirast) v 9 pt I 
 Venus of Braniza 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works I Dunne 1 v 2 
 Works (Sumiclirast) v 9 pt 2 
 Viaticum 
 
 1)1 Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works I Dunne] v 3 
 W^orks (Sumiclirast) v 6 
 Victim. Sec Maupassant, G. dc. Drunk- 
 ard 
 La vie errant 
 In Works [Dunne] v 12 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 Violated 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Sumiclirast) v 9 pt 2 
 Virtue 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Virtue in the ballet 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Sumiclirast) v 9 pt 2 
 Visit to Father Didon. See Maupassant, 
 
 G. de. Monastery of Corbara 
 Waiter, a ''Bock'' 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 7 
 Works (Suniichrast) v i pt 2 
 Wake 
 
 In Works (Suniichrast) v i 
 Walter Schnafif's adventure [Prowess] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 
 W'orks (Suniichrast) v 7 pt i 
 Idler 2: 252 
 Wardrobe 
 
 In Works (Suniichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Warning note 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 8 
 Works [Dunne] v 5 
 Works (Suniichrast) v 5 pt i 
 Was it a dream? 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 7 
 Works (Suniichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Watchdog. See Maupassant, G. de. Pierrot 
 Way to wealth 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Wedding gift 
 
 In Works (Miromesnil) v 7 
 Wedding night 
 
 /;/ Works [Dunne] v 16 
 What was the matter with Andrew? See 
 
 Maupassant, G. de. Poor Andrew 
 White lady 
 
 In Works ( I'.rainard) v 4 
 Works I Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Suniichrast) v 6 
 White wolf. See Maupassant, G. de. Wolf 
 Who can tell? See Maupassant, G. dc. 
 Who knows? 
 
 Who knows? [Who can tell?] 
 Ill Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 2 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 7 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Widow [Sentiment] 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 5 
 \^'ife and mistress 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 4 pt 2 
 Wife's confession 
 
 /;( Works (Brainard) v S 
 Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 8 
 Works (Suniichrast) v 2 pt 2 
 Will 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 3 
 Works [Dunne] v 3 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 2 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Window [Bad error] 
 In Works [Dunne] v 17 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i 
 Wolf 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 9 
 
 Works (Miromesnil) v 7 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 8 pt 2 
 Odd number 
 Woman's wiles 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 5 
 Works [Dunne] v 16 
 Works (Sumichrast) v i pt 2 
 Woodcocks 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Wooden shoes 
 
 In Works (Brainard) v 2 
 Works [Dunne] v i 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 7 pt I 
 W'ords of love 
 
 /;; Works (Brainard) v 4 
 Works [Dunne] v 4 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 5 pt 2 
 Wreck 
 
 /;; Works [Dunne] v 15 
 Works (ISliromesnil) v 6 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt i 
 Odd number 
 Canad M 23: 17 
 Wrong house 
 
 In Works (Suniichrast) v 3 pt 2 
 Yveline Samoris 
 
 In Works (Sumichrast) v 9 pt 2 
 Yvette 
 
 In Works [Dunne] v 15 
 
 Works (Sumichrast) v 8 pt 2 
 Maurice Olivier. Bourget, P. 
 Max Kecslcr's horse-car. Hale, E. E. 
 Max — or his picture. Thanet, O. 
 Maximilian diamond. Train, A. C. 
 May be so. Stuart, R. M. 
 May-day idyl of the olden time. Pylc, H. 
 May evening. Sec Gogol, N. V. Evening 
 
 in May 
 May flowers. Alcott, L. M. 
 May Iverson writes a play. Sec Jordan, 
 
 E. G. 1 write a play 
 May Ivcrson's career. Jordan. VI. G. 
 Maymeys from e'uba. h'erber, ]•'.. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 231 
 
 Mayo, Isabella Fyvie (Mrs John R. Mayo) 
 (Edward Garrett, pseud.) 1843- 
 Chance child 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v n 
 Mayor's dove cot: a cautionary tale. Quiller- 
 
 Couch, A. T. 
 Mayor's lamps. Bangs, J. K. 
 Maypole of Merry Mount. Hawthorne, N. 
 Mazed election (1768). Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Mazeppa. Hibbard. G. A. 
 Measure. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Measure of Margaret Coppered. Xorris. K. 
 :Medal of honor. Smith, F. H. 
 Medal ot honor story. Gray, D. 
 Medallion's whim. Parker, G. 
 Aleddler; a monologue. Viele, H. K. 
 Meddlings of Eve. Hopkins, W. J. 
 Mediaeval man. See Gautier, T. Elias 
 
 Wildmanstadius 
 ^Mediaeval romance. Clemens, S. L. 
 Medical document. Doyle, A. C. 
 Meditations of Marcus Artelius. Pratt. L. 
 INledley of moods. See Henry, O. Two 
 
 women 
 Medusa's head. Millet. F. D. 
 Meess. Maartens, M. 
 ^Meeting. Galsworthy, J. 
 Meeting. Maupassant, G. de 
 Electing a ^Moscow acquaintance in the de- 
 tachment. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 A'leeting in the foothills. Garland, H. 
 Meeting in the market-place. Brown, A. 
 Meeting of the Psychical club. Bates, A. 
 ]\leh lady: a story of the war. Page, T. N. 
 Mehitable Lamb. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Meisterschaft: in three acts. Clemens, S. L. 
 Melancholist and the sharper (Arabic) 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories. Oriental 
 Melancholy hussar of the German legation. 
 
 Hardy, T. 
 Melancholy of Ulad. Sharp, W. 
 :Melchizadeck, a Jew . . . escapes Sala- 
 
 din. Boccaccio, G. 
 Meleagri's Gallopavo. Ouida 
 
 Melissa's tour. Allen, G. 
 
 Mellonta Tanta. Poe, E. A. 
 
 Melmoth absolved. See Balzac, H. de. ^lel- 
 moth reconciled 
 
 Melmoth converted. See Balzac, H. de. 
 Melmoth reconciled 
 
 Melmoth reconciled. Balzac, H. de 
 
 Melons. Hartc, B. 
 
 Memento. Henry. O. 
 
 Memoir of Mary Twining. Trumbull, A. E. 
 
 Memoirs of a lunatic. Tolstoi, L. N. . 
 
 Memoirs of a mother. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Memoirs of a yellow dog. Henry. O. 
 
 Memoirs of Mr. J. C. Yellowplush. Thack- 
 eray, W. AI. 
 
 Memorable murder. Thaxter, C. 
 
 Memorable night. Green, A. K. 
 
 Memorandum of sudden death. Xorris, F. 
 
 Memories. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Memories. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 Memory'. Bikelas, D. 
 
 Memory cell. Bcsant, W. 
 
 Memory clearing house. Zangwill, L 
 
 Memory of Carlotta. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Memory of Martha. Dunbar, P. L. 
 
 ^Memory that worked overtime. Howells, 
 
 W. D. 
 Men and women and horses. Matthews, J. B. 
 Men of Forty-mile. London, J. 
 Men of little faith. Lefevre, E. 
 Men who loved Elizabeth. Burnett, V. 11. 
 Men who swapped languages. Loomis, C. B. 
 Men with pasts. Gorky, M. 
 Menagerie abroad. Kipling, R. 
 Mendes, CatuUe, 1843- 
 Foolish wish 
 
 In Warner library 
 Mirror 
 
 In Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 3 
 Warner library 
 Sleeping beauty 
 In Warner library 
 ^Mendicant melody. Amicis, E. de 
 Mending the clock. Barrie. J. M. 
 Men's wives. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Mercedes. Harland, H. 
 IMercury of the foot-hills. Harte, B. 
 Mercy of death. White, W. A. 
 La Mere Bauche. Trollope, A. 
 Mere Giraud's little daughter. Burnett, 
 
 F. H. 
 Mere incident. Merrick, L. 
 [Mere interlude. Hardy, T. 
 Mere Marchette. Bates, A. 
 Mere Pochette. Jewett, S. O. 
 La Mere Savage. See ^Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Mother Savage 
 Meredith, George, 1828-1900 
 
 Case of General Ople and Lady Camper 
 In Works v 21 
 
 Case of General Ople 
 Short stories 
 Tale of Chloe 
 Farina 
 
 In Works v 21 
 Short stories 
 House on the beach 
 In Works v 21 
 Short stories 
 Idyl of first love (from The Ordeal of 
 Richard Feverel) 
 /;; Ordeal of Richard Feverel 
 Idyl of first love 
 Tale of Chloe 
 In W^orks v 2T 
 Short stories 
 Tale of Chloe 
 Merely Mary Ann. Zangwill, I. 
 Merely players. Harland. H. 
 Merimee, Prosper, 1803-1870 
 Abbe .\ubain 
 
 In Writings v i 
 Arsene Guillot 
 
 1)1 Writings v I 
 Blue chamber 
 
 /;/ Writings v 5 
 Bohemians [from the Russian of Pushkin] 
 
 /;/ \\'ritings v 5 
 Carmen 
 
 In Writings v i 
 Carmen 
 
 Little French masterpieces 
 Conspirators 
 
 In Writings v 3 
 
232 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Merimee, Prosper -Continued. 
 Djoumane 
 
 In Writings v 5 
 Double mistake 
 
 In Writings v 4 
 Etruscan vase 
 
 In Writings v 3 
 Federigo 
 
 In Writings v 3 
 Game of backgammon 
 
 In Writings v 3 
 Hussar [from the Russian of Pushkin] 
 
 In Writings v 5 
 Lokis 
 
 In Writings v 5 
 Madame Lucrezia-. See Merimee, P. "Vic- 
 
 colo" of Madame Lucrezia 
 Marriage to the sea 
 
 In Esenwcin, J. B. Short story master- 
 pieces V I 
 Mateo Falcone 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Little French masterpieces v i 
 Patten. W. International short 
 stories v 3 
 Pearl of Toledo 
 
 In Writings v 3 
 Pistol shot (from the Russian of Push- 
 kin) 
 In Writings v 5 
 Queen of spades [from the Russian of 
 Pushkin] 
 In Writings v 5 
 Souls in purgatory 
 In Writings v 4 
 Spanish witches 
 
 In Writings v 5 
 Storming of the redoubt. See Merimee, 
 
 P. "Taking of the redoubt 
 Taking of the redoubt. [Storming of the 
 redoubt] 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Little French masterpieces v P 
 Tamango 
 
 In Writings v 3 
 Venus of Hie 
 In Writings v 4 
 
 Little French masterpieces v i 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 8 
 Stories by foreign authors, French 
 V 2 
 "Viccolo" of Madame Lucrezia 
 
 In Writings v 5 
 
 Vision of Charles XI 
 
 In Writings v 3 
 
 Mermaid of Lighthouse Point. II arte, B. 
 
 Merrick, Leonard, 1864- 
 
 Assault in the Rue dcs Ccndres 
 
 In Man who understood women 
 Back ot Bohemia 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 Bishop's comedy 
 
 In Whispers about women 
 Cur Lit 53: 357 
 Body and soul of Miss Azulay 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 Call from the past 
 
 In ("all from the past 
 Whispers about women 
 
 Child in the garden 
 
 In Man who understood women 
 Danger of being a twin 
 
 In Man who understood women 
 Dead violets 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Man who understood women 
 Dress clothes of Monsieur Pomponnet 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Whispers about women 
 Fairy poodle 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Man who understood women 
 Fatal Florozondc 
 
 In Whispers about women 
 Favorite plot (with variations) 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Whispers about women 
 "Flufifums" 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 Frankenstein il 
 
 In Whispers about women 
 Girl at Lake Lincoln 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 Girl with the Greek face 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 Hercules and Aphrodite 
 
 In Man who understood women 
 How Tricotrin saw London 
 
 In Man who understood women 
 In rerum natura 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 Infidelity of Monsieur Noulens 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Whispers about women 
 Invitation to dinner 
 
 In Man who understood women 
 Lady of Lyons 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 .Man who understood women 
 Last effect 
 
 1)1 Man who understood women 
 Laurels and the lady 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 Letter to the duchess 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Whispers about women 
 Life they said she ruined 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 Littlc-fiower-of-t he-wood 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Man who understood women 
 Man who understood women 
 
 In Man who understood women 
 IMere incident 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 Miracle in Montmartre 
 
 In Man who understood women 
 Nemesis 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 "Pardon, you are Mademoiselle Girard!' 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Man who understood women 
 Posthumous 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 Prince in the fairy tale 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Whispers about women 
 Reverie 
 
 /// This stage of fools 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 233 
 
 Romance of a cofifee-stall 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 Social see-saw 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 
 Suicides in the Rue Sombre 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Man who understood women 
 Tale that wouldn't do 
 
 In Whispers about women 
 Third M. 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Whispers about women 
 Time, the humorist 
 
 In Man who understood women 
 To Miss Verschoyle 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 
 Tragedy of a comic song 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Whispers about women 
 Tricotrin entertains 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Whispers about women 
 Metrop M 27: 245 
 Very good thing for the girl 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Whispers about women 
 Weak imitation 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 
 Eng lUust 11: 932 
 
 With intent to defraud 
 
 In This stage of fools 
 
 Woman who wished to die 
 
 In Call from the past 
 
 Whispers about women 
 Am M 73 : 39 
 Merripit. Phillpotts, E. 
 Merry chanter. Stockton, F. R. 
 Merry-go-round. Austin, M. H. 
 Merry maid of Arcady. Harrison, C. C. 
 Merry men. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Merry, merry Zingara. Michelson, M. 
 Merry Thanksgiving of the burglar and the 
 
 plumber. Thanet, O. 
 Merrylinks. Brown, A. 
 Mesalliance. Maupassant, G. de 
 Mesmeric revelation. Poe, E. A. 
 Mess of pottage. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Mess of pottage. Peattie, E. W. 
 Message. Balzac, H. de 
 Message from the sea. Dickens, C. 
 Message in the sand. Fox, J., jr. 
 Message of the lilies. Peattie. E. W. 
 Messenger. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Messengers. Davis. Richard H. 
 Messengers. Chambers. R. W. 
 Messengers at the window. Van Dyke, H. 
 Messer Cino and the live coal. Hewlett, 
 
 M. H. 
 Messrs. Jonnice, Peters, Gipple and Brily. 
 
 Bierce, A. 
 Methusaleh. Field. E. 
 Metzengerstein. Poe, E. A. 
 Mexican. London, J. 
 Mexican campaign. Janvier, T. A. 
 Mexican night. Janvier, T. A. 
 Meyrink, Gustav Meyer, 1868- 
 Man in the bottle 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, German 
 
 Michel and Angele. Parker, G. 
 Michel Lorio's cross. Stretton, H. 
 Michelson, Miriam, 1870- 
 Anccstry of Irene 
 III Madigans 
 Cent 68: 421 
 Awakening of Zojas 
 
 In Awakening of Zojas 
 Cecilia the Pharisee 
 In The Madigans 
 Cent 68: 192 
 Cradle 
 
 In Awakening of Zojas 
 Father of a full-back 
 In Munsey 30: 443 
 Greatness of Helena 
 
 In Ladies' H J 23: Ag p ir 
 Kate: a pretense 
 
 In The Madigans 
 Last straw 
 
 In The Madigans 
 ]\Iag Haggerty's knight 
 
 /;; Reader 5:79 
 jMartyrdom of man 
 In The Madigans 
 Merry, merry Zingara 
 In The Madigans 
 Cent 68: 720 
 Old bachelor of arts 
 
 In Ladies' H J 22: Je p 14 
 Old mother Gibson 
 /;; The Madigans 
 Pagan and a puritan 
 In The Madigans 
 Cent 68: 639 
 Peach blossoms 
 
 In Awakening of Zojas 
 Prince Roseleaf and a girl from Kansas 
 
 In ]\IcClure 22: 339 
 Ready letter-writer 
 In The Madigans 
 Cent 68: 913 
 Shut-ups 
 
 In The Madigans 
 Tares 
 
 In Awakening of Zojas 
 Michigan man. Peattie, E. W. 
 Micobar bullion case. Morrison, A. 
 Micromegas. Voltaire, F. M. de A. 
 Mid-day magic. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Mid-summer. See Midsummer 
 Middle hall. Stuart, R. M. 
 Middle toe of the right foot. Bierce, A. 
 Middle years. James, H. 
 JMiddleman. Benson, E. F. 
 Midnight fantasy. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Midnight free-traders. Crockett, S. R. 
 Midnight in Beauchamp row. Green, A. K. 
 Midnight message. See Futrelle, J. Inter- 
 rupted wireless 
 Midnight visitor. Bangs, J. K. 
 Midsummer and May. Spofford, H. P. 
 Mid-summer evening. Gogol, N. V. 
 Alidsummcr fires. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Midsummer knight's dream. Henry, O. 
 Midsummer masquerade. Henry, O. 
 Midsummer midnight. Matthews, J. B. 
 Midsummer pirates. Davis, Richard H. 
 Midsummer week's dream. Wharton, E. 
 Midsummertide. Strindberg, J. A. 
 
234 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Migglcs. Hartc, B. 
 Mighels, Philip Verrill, 1S69-1911 
 Little pioneer 
 In Howclls, W. D., and Alden, H. M. 
 Under the sunset 
 Mighty trifle. Cameron, M. 
 Mikhael, Ephraim 
 Evocator 
 
 In Merrill, S. Pastels in prose 
 Kingship 
 
 /;; Merrill, S. Pastels in prose 
 Miracles 
 
 /;/ Merrill, S. Pastels in prose 
 Solitude 
 
 III Merrill, S. Pastels in prose 
 Mikkel. Bovesen, H. H. 
 Milady. Stuart, R. M. 
 Mildred Lawson. Moore, G. 
 Military honors. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Prisoners 
 Mill. Van Dvke, H. 
 Mill at Petit Cap. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Mille, Pierre, 1865- 
 Miracle of Zobeide 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, French 
 Miller, AHce Duer (Mrs. Henry Wise Mil- 
 ler), 1874- 
 Caldcron's prisoner 
 
 In Calderon's prisoner 
 Candid friend 
 
 In Scrib M 47: 614 
 Clash of sentimentalists 
 
 In Scrib M 33: 61 
 Cyril Vane's wife 
 
 In Calderon's prisoner 
 Emulation 
 
 In Scrib M ^3-72S 
 Erring father 
 
 In Collier's 52: O 18 p 17 
 Fable for heiresses 
 In Harper 08: 160 
 Fable for youths 
 
 In Harper 96: 315 
 Lion's mouth 
 
 In Scrib M 28:685 
 Man of his word 
 
 In Lippinc 71 : 147 
 Penalty of greatness 
 In Scrib ]\I 36: 290 
 Respecters of law 
 
 In Harper 127: 954 
 Things 
 In Things 
 
 Scrib M 54: 779 
 Unprepared 
 
 In Scrib M 36: 290 
 Without introduction 
 In Harper 125: 458 
 Miller of Dee. Galsworthy, J. 
 Millerstown j'cllow journal. Singmaster, E. 
 Millet, Francis Davis, 1846- 
 P.ush 
 
 fn Caiiillary crime 
 Capillary crime 
 fn Cajjillary crime 
 1 iarper 70: 125 
 
 Faded scapular 
 In Capillary crime 
 
 Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. M. 
 
 Shapes that haunt the dusk 
 Harper 84: 118 
 Fourth waits 
 
 In Capillary crime 
 Atlan 38:578 
 Medusa's head 
 
 In Capillary crime 
 
 Harper 80: 130 
 
 Tcdesco's Rubina 
 
 /;; Capillary crime 
 
 Scrib M i : 499 
 
 Yatil 
 
 In Capillary crime 
 
 Stories by American authors v 5 
 Cent 3:74s 
 Millicent and Rosalind. Hawthorne, J. 
 Million. Maupassant, G. de 
 £1,000,000 bank note. Clemens, S. L. 
 ]\Iillion silver dollars. Loomis, C. B. 
 Millionaire from Rough-and-Readv. Harte, 
 
 B. 
 ^Millionaire's opportunity. Barr, R. 
 Mills, C. M., pseud. See Gaskell, E. G. 
 INIills of savage gods. Lewis, A. H. 
 Milly Dove. O'Brien. F. 
 Milton's conversion. Watson, J. 
 Milwaukee run. Warman, C. 
 Mimi. Bennett, E. A. 
 Mimic. Edgeworth, M. 
 Mimi's marriage. King, G. E. 
 La Mina de los padres. Janvier, T. A. 
 Mind cure. Brown, A. 
 Mind reader. Davis, Richard, H. 
 ^lind-reader. ^litchell, S. W. 
 Mine enemJ^ Huneker, J. G. 
 Minervy's valentines. Stuart, R. M. 
 Mingo: a sketch of life in middle Georgia. 
 
 Harris. J. C. 
 Minions of Midas. London, J. 
 Minions of the moon. Robinson, F. W. 
 Minister. Donnell, A. H. 
 Minister emeritus. Crockett, S. R. 
 Minister of Dour. Crockett, S. R. 
 Minister of grace. Brown, A. 
 ]\Iinister of St. Bcdc's. Watson, J. 
 Minister's black veil. Plalc, E. E. 
 Minister's black veil. Hawthorne, N. 
 Minister's day. Crockett, S. R. 
 Minister's dog. ]\Iaartens, M. 
 Minister's fire works. Brown, A. 
 Minister's first at home. Bangs, J. K. 
 Minister's gown. Barrie, J. I\I. 
 Minister's henhouse. Loomis, C. B. 
 Minister's housekeeper. Stowc, H. B. 
 Minister's loon. Crockett. S. R. 
 Minister's vacation, brencli. .\. W. 
 Minka. Heyse. P. T. 1-. 
 Minor canon 
 
 /); I law tlionie. j. Library mystery and 
 iklective stories. English-Scotch 
 Minor chord. Stuart. R. M. 
 Minor poet's story. Jerome, J. K. 
 Minority committee. i)unl)ar, 1'. L. 
 Minotaur. Hawthorne, N. 
 Minstrel. Duncan. \. 
 Minuet. I'.unner. 11. C 
 Minuet. .M .lupassant, G. de 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 235 
 
 Miracle. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Miracle. Brown, A. 
 
 Miracle. Herrick, R. 
 
 Miracle. Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Miracle at Pale Peter's. Duncan, N. 
 
 Miracle chapel. King, G. E. 
 
 Miracle in Flanders. Sec Balzac, H. de. 
 Christ in Flanders 
 
 Miracle in Montmartre. Merrick, L. 
 
 Miracle of bells. Pemberton, M. 
 
 Miracle of Las Palnias. Davis, Richard H. 
 
 Miracle of love. Le Gallicnne, R. 
 
 Miracle of Purun Bhagat. Kipling, R. 
 
 Miracle of the magpie. France, A. 
 
 Miracle of the White Wolf. Quiller-Couch, 
 A. T. 
 
 Miracle of Zobeide. Mille, P. 
 
 Miracle play. Thanet, O. 
 
 Miracles. !\Iikhael. E. 
 
 Miraculous pitcher. Haw^thornc, N. 
 
 Miranda Harlow's mortgage. Fuller, H. B. 
 
 Mircath. Sharp, W. 
 
 Mirror. Daudet, A. 
 
 Mirror. Mendes, C. 
 
 Mirror maiden. Hearn, L. 
 
 ]\Iirror of the faithful heart. Castle, A. 
 and Castle, E. 
 
 Mirry. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Mis' Elderkin's pitcher. Stowe, H. B. 
 
 Mis' Simon's protector. Pratt, L. 
 
 Mis' Wadleigh's guest. Brown, A. 
 
 Misadventures of John Nicholson; a Christ- 
 mas story. Stevenson, R. L. 
 
 Miser Morgan. Norris, W. E. 
 
 Misery landing. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 Misery loves company. Kelly, M. 
 
 Misery loves company. Morris, G. 
 
 Misfit Christmas. Stuart, R. M. 
 
 M.isfortunes of Bro' Thomas Whcatley. 
 Fairfax, L. R. 
 
 Misplaced attachment. Dickens, C. 
 
 Miss Atherton's mission. Herrick, R. 
 
 Miss Audrey Liston. authoress. Hawkins, 
 A. H. 
 
 Miss Ayr of Virginia. Magruder, J. 
 
 Miss Bartram's trouble. Taylor, B. 
 
 Miss Becky's pilgrimage. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Miss Beulah's bonnet. Cooke. R. T. 
 
 Miss Biddle of Bryn Mawr. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Miss Buffum's new boarder. Smith, F. H. 
 
 Miss Cadogan. Hawthorne, J. 
 
 Miss Calderon's german. Bishop, W. H. 
 
 Miss Calhoun's supreme day. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Miss Chesilia McCarthy. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 Miss Churchill's twins. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Miss Civilization. Davis, Richard H. 
 
 Miss Clegg's adopted. French, A. W. 
 
 Miss Clementine's Christmas present. Spof- 
 ford, H. P. 
 
 Miss Cow falls a victim to Mr. Rabbit. 
 Harris, J. C. 
 
 Miss Crespigny. Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Miss Dangerlie's roses. Page, T. N. 
 
 Miss Debbv's neighbors. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Miss Delaiiiar's understudy. Davis, Rich- 
 ard H. 
 
 Miss Doulton's orchids. Cameron, M. 
 
 Miss Dream. Cutting, M. S. 
 Miss Eden's baby. Bland, E. N. 
 
 Miss Eliot's soulful day. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Miss Elizabetha. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 Miss Ellen. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 
 Miss Esther's guest. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Miss Etherington. Overton, G. 
 
 Miss Eunice's glove. Webster, A., jr. 
 
 Miss Evans and the eagle. Dickens, C. 
 
 Miss Eyre from Boston. Moulton, L. C. 
 
 Miss ^utterly on politics and the drama. 
 Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Miss Flutterly on what is doing. Loomis, 
 C. B. 
 
 Miss Forsythe meets a stranger. Jordan, 
 E. G. 
 
 Miss Gaylord and Jenny. Bates, A. 
 
 Miss Gladwin's chance. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Miss Goodwin's inheritance. Page, T. N. 
 
 Miss Grief. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 Miss Gunton of Poughkecpsie. James, H. 
 
 Miss Harriet. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Miss Irene. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Miss Jane. Bates, A. 
 
 Miss Jemima's valentine. Stuart, R. M. 
 
 Miss Jennings' companion. Smith. F. H. 
 
 Miss Jones and the masterpiece. Sedg- 
 wick, A. D. 
 
 Miss Latymer. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Miss Lily and Miss Chrysanthemum. Wat- 
 anna, O. 
 
 Miss Lowe. See Thackeray, W. M. Fitz- 
 Boodle's confessions 
 
 Miss McMillan. Barr, R. 
 
 Miss Mahala and Johnny. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 Miss Maria. Deland, M. 
 
 :\liss Mehetabel's son. Aldrich, T. B. 
 
 Miss Melissa's miracle. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 Miss Mildred's friend. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Miss Mix. Harte, B. 
 
 Miss Mix, kidnapper. Norris, K. 
 
 Miss Morgan's victory. White, W. A. 
 
 Miss Murdock — "special." Smith, F. H. 
 
 Miss or Mrs? Collins, W. 
 
 Miss Peck's promotion. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Miss Peckitt's pincushion. Bland, E. N. 
 
 Miss Peekskill's spirometer. Hawthorne, J. 
 
 Miss Peggy's proteges. Plarte, B. 
 
 Miss Phillv Firkin, the China-woman. Mit- 
 ford, M." R. 
 
 Miss Pi. See Ralph, J. Story of Miss Pi 
 
 Miss Rodney's leisure. Gissing, G. R. 
 
 Miss Ruth. Kirk. E. O. 
 
 Miss Sally and the enemy. Morris, G. 
 
 Miss Sally and the tree-man. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Miss Sarah Jack of Spanish Town, Jamaica. 
 Trollope, A. 
 
 ^liss Shum's husband. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Aliss Sydney's flowers. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Miss Tempy's watchers. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Miss Tooker's wedding gift. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Miss Underbill's lesson. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Miss Van Cortlandt's burglar. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Miss Van Dyke's best story. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Miss Vernon's choice. Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Miss Virginia's Christmas. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 Miss Winchelsea's heart. Wells, H. G. 
 
 Miss Youghal's sais. Kipling, R. 
 
 Missing! Gaboriau, E. 
 
 Missing chord. Henry, O. 
 
 Missing interpreter. Ward, H. D. 
 
 Missing necklace. Futrelle, J. 
 
 Mission of Jane. Wharton, E. 
 
 Mis'^ion of Mr. Eustace Greyne. Hichens, 
 R. S. 
 
236 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Missionary sheriff. Thanet, O. 
 
 Missy. Brown, A. 
 
 Mist over the valley. Moulton, L. C. 
 
 Mistake. Donnell, A. H. 
 
 Mistake. See Maupassant, G. de. Father 
 Boniface's crime 
 
 Mistaken charity. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Mistaken milliner. Dickens, C. 
 
 Mr. Adamson of Laversdope. Hogg, J. 
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Blossom. Field, E. 
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Follett; or, More than I bar- 
 gained for. Willis, N. P. 
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry. Thackeray, 
 W. M. 
 
 Mr. Baptiste. Dunbar, A. 
 
 Mr. Bear catches old Mr. Bull-Frog. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 
 
 Mr. Benjamin Ram and his wonderful fid- 
 dle. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Mr. Benjamin Ram defends himself. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 
 
 "Sir. Bilson's housekeeper. Harte, B. 
 
 ■Mr. Bixby's Christmas visitor. Gage, C. S. 
 
 Mr. Blake's walking-stick. Eggleston, E. 
 
 Mr. Blodger's apology. Payn, J. 
 
 Mr. Bob. Osbourne, L. 
 
 Mr. Bostock's backsliding. Morrison, A. 
 
 Mr. Boswell imparts some late news to 
 Hades. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Mr. Bradley's jewel. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Mr. Brand, the grocer. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Mr. Brinkley to the rescue. Jordan. E. G. 
 
 Mr. Brisher's treasure. Wells, H. G. 
 
 Mister Brother Jones. ISIaartens, M. 
 
 Mr. Brough's client. Norris, W. E. 
 
 Mr. Bruce. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Mr. Carteret and his fellow Americans 
 abroad. Gray, D. 
 
 Mr. Carteret's adventure with a locket. 
 Gray, D. 
 
 Mr. Clendenning Piper. Harrison, C. C. 
 
 Mr. Copernicus and the proletariat. Bun- 
 ner, H. C. 
 
 Mr. Cornelius Johnson, office-seeker. Dun- 
 bar. P. L. 
 
 Mr. Deuceace at Paris. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Mr. Dooley on corporal punishment. Dunne 
 
 F. P. 
 
 Mr. Dunton's invention. Hawthorne, J. 
 
 Mr. Fox and Miss Goose. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Mr. Fox and the deceitful frogs. Harris, 
 J. C. 
 
 Mr. Fox ligures as an inccndiarv. Harris, 
 J. C. 
 
 Mr. Fox gets into serious business. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 
 
 Mr. Fox goes a-hunting. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Mr. Fox is again victimized. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Mr. Fox is "outdone" by Mr. Buzzard. 
 Harris. J. C. 
 
 Mr. Gilfil's love-story. Eliot, G. 
 
 Mr. Groby's slippery gift. Dunbar. P. L. 
 
 Mr. Hamshaw's love affair. McCutcheon. 
 
 G. B. 
 
 Mr. Harrison's confessions. Gaskell. E. C. 
 
 Mr. Hawk and Brother Buzzard. Harris, 
 J. C. 
 
 Mr. Hawk and P.rother Rabbit. Hams, 
 J. C. 
 
 Mr. Higginbotham's catastrophe, Haw- 
 thorne, N. 
 
 Mr. Holiday. Morris, G. 
 
 Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation. Harte. B. 
 
 Mr. Jilkin's hat. See French, A. W. Wolf 
 
 at Susan's door 
 Mr. Joseph Hanson, the haberdasher. Mit- 
 
 ford, xM. R. 
 Mr. Kris Kringle. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Mr. Lcdbetter's vacation. Wells, H. G. 
 Mr. Lion hunts Mr. Man. Harris, J. C. 
 Mr. Lion's sad predicament. Harris, J. C. 
 Mr. Lismore and the widow. Collins, W. 
 Mr. MacGlowrie's widow. Harte, B. 
 Mr. Man has some meat. Harris, J. C. 
 Mr. Masthead, journalist. Bierce, A. 
 Mr. Midshipman Breezv. By Captain 
 
 M-rry-t, R. N. Harte, B. 
 Mr. Minns and his cousin. Dickens, C. 
 Mr. Mitchelbourne's last escapade. Mason, 
 
 A. E. W. 
 Mr. O'Learv's second love. Lever, C. 
 Mr. Ormizon's dinner party. Harland. H. 
 Mr. Rabbit and Mr. Bear. Harris, J. C. 
 Mr. Rabbit as a rain-maker. Harris, J. C. 
 Mr. Rabbit finds his match at last. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Mr. Rabbit grossly deceives Mr. Fox. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Mr. Rabbit meets his match again. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Mr. Rabbit nibbles up the butter. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Mr. Sandford. Oliphant, M. W. 
 Mr. Schnackenberger: or. Two masters of 
 
 one dog. De Quincey, T. 
 Mr. Skelmersdale in Fairyland. Wells, 
 
 H. G. 
 Mr. Smallpage's John. Silberrad, U. L. 
 Mr. Sonnenschein's inheritance. Har- 
 land, H. 
 Mr. Swiddlcr's Flip-Flap. Bierce. A. 
 Mr. Terrapin appears upon the scene. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Mr. Terrapin shows his strength. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Mr. Thimblefinger's friends. Harris. J. C. 
 Mr. Thistleton's typewriter 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery 
 and detective stories, English- 
 Irish. 
 Mr. Thompson's prodigal. Harte. B. 
 Mr. Tibbot O'Leary the curious. Griffin. G. 
 Mr. Tolm;in. Stockton. F. R. 
 Mr. Tommy Dove. Dcland, M. 
 Mr. Traver's first hunt. Davis. Richard H. 
 Mr. Van Nore's daughter-in-law. Spofford, 
 
 H. P. 
 Mr. Vincent Egg and the wage of sin. 
 
 Bunner, H. C. 
 Mr. Wick's aunt. Bunner, H. C. 
 Mr. Willie's wedding veil. Earle, M. T. 
 Mr. Witt's widow. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Mr. Wolf makes a failure. Harris. J. C. 
 Mr. Wolf tackles old man Tarrypin. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 
 Mr. Ycllowplush Ajew. Tliackeray, W. M. 
 Misther McCran of Belfast. MacManus. S. 
 Mistletoe bougli. Pratt. L. 
 Mrs. Atwood's outer raiment. Cutting, 
 
 M. S. 
 Mrs. Rassett and the wedding. Spoflford, 
 
 H. P. 
 
INDEX TO SIIORL- STORM- 
 
 237 
 
 Mrs. Bathhurst. Kipling, R. 
 
 Mrs. Bidwell's tea. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Mrs. Bullfrog. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Mrs. Bunker's chaperon. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Mrs. Burr's baby. Pratt, L. 
 
 Mrs. Carney's sealskin. MacManus, S. 
 
 Mrs. Claxton's skeleton. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 Mrs. De Laix's indecision. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Mrs. Dixon's culture course. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Mrs. Dud's sister. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Mrs. Finlay's Elizabethan chair. Thanet, O. 
 
 Mrs. Frufflcs is at home. Bates, A. 
 
 Mrs. General Talboys. Trollope, A. 
 
 Mrs. Grabern and Fuz-Buz. Mitchell, S. W. 
 
 Mrs. H. Harrison Wells's shoes. Williams, 
 J. L. 
 
 Mrs. Halloran. Sec Duncan, N. In the 
 absence of Mrs. Halloran 
 
 Mrs. Harrigan telephones. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Mrs. Hartwell's perfect treasure. Jordan, 
 E. G. 
 
 Mrs. Hauksbee sits out. Kipling, R. 
 
 Mrs. Johnson. Howells, W. D. 
 
 Mrs. Joseph Porter. Dickens, C. 
 
 Mrs. Knollys. Stimson, F. J. 
 
 Mrs. Lathrop's love affair. French, A. W. 
 
 Mrs. Lirriper's legacy. Dickens, C. 
 
 Mrs. Lirriper's lodgings. Dickens, C. 
 
 Mrs. McCaffcrty explains. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Mrs. McCafferty's mistake. MacManus, S. 
 
 Mrs. McClanahan, the Chinese laundry and 
 Beller. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 Mrs. M'Groarty's inheritance. MacManus, S. 
 
 Mrs. McWilliams and the lightning. Clem- 
 ens, S. L. 
 
 Mrs. Manstey's view. Wharton, E. 
 
 Mrs. Marden's pilgrimage. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Mrs. Marsham. Maartens, M. 
 
 Mrs. Medwin. James, H. 
 
 Mistress Merciless. Field, E. 
 
 Mrs. Naseby's denial. Benson, E. F. 
 
 Mistress of many moods. Theuriet, A. 
 
 Mistress of Sydenham plantation. Jewett, 
 
 s. o. 
 
 Mrs. Ogilvie's local color. Jordan, E. G. 
 Mrs. Ormizon's dinner partv. Harland, H. 
 Mrs. Partridge has a fit. Harris, J. C. 
 Mrs. Perkins's ball. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Mrs. Pettibone's dinner-horn. Loomis, 
 
 C. B. 
 Mrs. Protheroe. Tarkington, B. 
 Mrs. Ripley's trip. Garland, H. 
 Mrs. Rupert's Christmas. Ralph, J. 
 Mrs. Russell. Maartens, M. 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands. Harte, B. 
 Mrs. Smith's husband. Loomis, C. B. 
 Mrs. Strongitharm's report. Taylor, B. 
 Mrs. Temperley. James, H. 
 Mrs. Thistleton's princess. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Mrs. Tompkins, the cheese-monger. Mit- 
 
 ford, M. R. 
 Mrs. Tom's spree. Bunner, H. C. 
 Mrs. Tremain. Barr, R. 
 Mrs. Tremley. Cutting, M. S. 
 Mrs. Upton's device. Bangs, J. K. 
 Mrs. Van Nostrand's night of triumph. 
 
 Jordan, E. G. 
 Mrs. Van Nostrand's perfect treasure. 
 
 Jordan, E. G. 
 Mrs. Varney's freedom. Spofford, H. P. 
 Mrs. Warburton's theories. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Mrs. Weimar's gift of tongues. Singmas- 
 
 ter, E. 
 Mitchell, Donald Grant (Ik Marvel, pseud.), 
 
 I 822- I 908 
 Account of a consulate; second story 
 
 In Seven stories 
 At an Irish inn; ist story 
 
 III Seven stories 
 Basement 
 
 In Seven stories 
 Bride of the ice-king; fourth story 
 
 In Seven stories 
 Cabriolet; fifth story 
 
 In Seven stories 
 Count Pesaro; sixth story 
 
 In Seven stories 
 Emile Roque; seventh story 
 
 In Seven stories 
 Over a wood fire 
 
 In Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries, v I 
 Petit Soulier; third story 
 
 /;/ Seven stories 
 Under the roof; attic 
 
 In Seven stories 
 Mitchell, E. P. 
 
 Ablest man in the world 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 10 
 Tachypomp 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 5 
 Mitchell, Silas Weir, 1830-1914 
 Case of George Dedlow 
 
 In Atlan 18: i 
 Christmas venture; a romance of Valley 
 Forge 
 
 In Ladies' H. J. 25: D p 11; Ja p 21 
 Comedy of conscience 
 
 In Comedy of conscience 
 Cent 61: 323 
 Consultation 
 
 In Little stories 
 Conversion 
 
 In Little stories 
 Curly Fish 
 
 In Prince Little Boy 
 Dilemma 
 
 In Little stories 
 Diplomatic adventure 
 
 In Diplomatic adventure 
 Cent 71:612 
 Draft on the bank of Spain 
 
 In Hephzibah Guinness 
 Lippinc 9; 668 
 Fourteenth guest 
 
 In Guillotine club 
 Cent 78: 559 
 Ghost of glory 
 
 In Little stories 
 Guillotine club [Society of the guillotine] 
 
 In Guillotine club 
 Cent 78:323 
 Haroun the caliph 
 
 In Little stories 
 Hephzibah Guinness 
 
 In Hephzibah Guinness 
 Lippinc 21: 425 
 House beyond Pretty marsh 
 
 In Guillotine club 
 Jewels of consistency 
 
 In Little stories 
 
238 
 
 l.VDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Mitchell, Silas Weh— Continued. 
 King Bear 
 
 III I'rincc Little 15oy 
 Madeira party 
 
 In Madeira party 
 Man and a woman 
 In Little stories 
 Mind-reader 
 In Guillotine club 
 Cent 74:655 
 Mr. Kris Kringle 
 
 In Mr. Kris Kringle 
 Mrs. Grahern and Fuz-Buz 
 
 In Prince Little Boy 
 New Samaria 
 
 /)( Lippinc 70: 131 
 Old wine in a new bottle 
 
 In Trince Little Boy 
 Philip Vernon, a talc in prose and verse 
 
 In Philip Vernon 
 Prince Lazy Boots 
 
 In Prince Little Boy 
 Prince Little Boy 
 
 In Prince Little Boy 
 Real magic 
 
 In Prince Little Boy 
 Sins of the fathers 
 In Little stories 
 Society of the guillotine. See Mitchell, 
 
 S. W. Guillotine club 
 Step-son of knowledge 
 
 In Little stories 
 Summer of St. Martin 
 
 In Cent 67: 144 
 Tale of the great giant, Smokey Pokey 
 
 In Prince Little Boy 
 Thee and you 
 
 In Hephzibah Guinness 
 Lippinc 17:679; 18:81 
 "Thou art the soul of thy house" 
 
 In Little stories 
 Two men 
 
 In Little stories 
 Venture in 1777 
 
 In Venture in 1777 
 Waters of oblivion 
 
 In Little stories 
 Wise man's sack 
 
 In Little stories 
 Wogs 
 
 In Prince Little Boy 
 Wolf that wanted a doctor 
 In Prince Little Boy 
 Mitford, Algernon Bertram Freeman pseud. 
 (Redesdale, Algernon B. F. M.) 1837- 
 Accomplished and lucky tea-kettle 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 
 1:324 
 Adventures of little Peachling 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 
 1:321 
 Forty-seven Rofiins 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 11 
 Fortn 13: 668 
 Liv Age 106: 349 
 Grateful foxes CJapanesc) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Childcn's hour 1:326 
 Mitford, Mary Russell, 1 787-1855 
 Absent member 
 In Bclford Regis 
 
 Atherton 
 
 In Atherton 
 Aunt I^eborah 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Baron's daughter 
 
 In Atherton 
 Beacon 
 
 In Atherton 
 Beauty of the village 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Belford races 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Bride 
 
 In Atherton 
 Buccaneers 
 
 In Atherton 
 Carpenter's daughter 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Cartel 
 
 In Atherton 
 Country lodgings 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Cousin Mary 
 
 In Our village ser r 
 Dissenting minister 
 In Belford Regis 
 Dolly and her beaux 
 
 In Atherton 
 Ellen 
 
 In Our village ser i 
 Flirtation extraordinary 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Fruiterer 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Gleaner 
 
 In Atherton 
 Ground asji 
 
 /;/ Country neighbors 
 Hester 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Honor O'Callaghan 
 
 /;; Country neighbors 
 Irish haymaker 
 
 In Bclford Regis 
 Jessie Cliffe 
 
 III Country neighbors 
 King Harwood 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 King's page 
 
 In Atherton 
 King's ward 
 
 In Atherton 
 Little David: a coursing story 
 
 In Atherton 
 London visitor 
 
 /// Country neighbors 
 Lost dahlia 
 
 III Country neighbors 
 Lost magpie 
 
 In Atherton 
 Lost pearl 
 
 In Atherton 
 Marion Campbell 
 
 In Atherton 
 Mark Bridgman 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Match-making 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Miss Philly iM'rkin. the china-woman 
 
 III Country neighbors 
 Mr. Joseph Hanson, the haberdasher 
 In Country neighbors 
 
IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 239 
 
 Mrs. Tompkins, the cheese-monger 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Oaken cross 
 
 In Atherton 
 Old emigre 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Peter Jenkins, the poulterer 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Ploughing-match 
 
 In Atherton 
 Return from the fair 
 
 In Atherton 
 Rosamund: a story of the plague 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Roundhead's daughter 
 
 In Atherton 
 Sailor's wedding 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Signal 
 
 In Atherton 
 Silver arrow 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Sir Allan and his dog 
 
 In Atherton 
 Story of the woods 
 
 In Atherton 
 Surgeon's courtship 
 In Belford Regis 
 Tajima 
 
 In Stories by English authors, Orient 
 Tambourine 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Town versus country 
 
 In Country neighbors 
 Two cousins 
 
 In Atherton 
 Village amanuensis 
 
 In Atherton 
 Wager 
 
 In Atherton 
 
 Wedding slippers 
 
 In Atherton 
 
 Tait n s 5:366 
 Widow's dog 
 
 III Countrv neighbors 
 Will 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 William and Hannah 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Wood cutter 
 
 In Atherton 
 Young market-woman 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Young painter 
 
 In Belford Regis 
 Young sculptor 
 In Belford Regis 
 Mixed proposal. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Mixed relations. Jacobs, W. W. 
 M'liss: an idyl of Red Mountain. Harte, B. 
 Mobilization of the troops. Janvier, T. A. 
 Moccasin ranch. Garland, H. 
 Mock sun. Huneker, J. G. 
 Mocking-bird. Bierce, A. 
 Mocking of the gods. Troubetzkoy, A. C. 
 Model. Maupassant, G. de 
 Model millionaire. Wilde, O. 
 Model murder. Hawthorne, J. 
 Model of sorrows. Zangwill, I. 
 
 Modern Cinderella; or, The little old shoe. 
 
 Alcott, L. M. 
 Modern Cleopatra. Davis, C. B. 
 Modern dragon. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Modern ghosts. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Horla 
 Modern Griselda. Edgeworth, M. 
 Modern love story, \orse, M. H. 
 Modern magician. Pyle, H. 
 Modern Mcphistopheles. Alcott, L. M. 
 Modern IMercury. Harriman, K. E. 
 Modern Psyche. Hale, E. E. 
 Modern rural sports. Henry, O. 
 Modern Sapphira. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 -Modern Sindbad. Hale, E. E. 
 Modern warning. James, H. 
 Modest scholar. Watson, J. 
 Moe, Jorgen E., 1813-1882 
 
 Maste thief. Sec z'Xsbjornsen, P. C, and 
 
 Moe, J. E. 
 
 Mohammed Fripouille. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Mohammed Maroudi's motor. Train, A. C. 
 
 Mohammed the rascal. See Maupassant, 
 
 G. de. Mohammed Fripouille 
 Moiron. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Mohicans of Paris. Dumas, A. 
 
 Molyneux. See Hawthorne, N. My kins- 
 man, Major Molyneux 
 
 Mom Bi. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Moment of clear vision. Thanet, O. 
 
 Moment of victory. Henry, O. 
 
 Momentary indiscretion. Grand, S. 
 
 Monastery of Corbara — a visit to Father 
 Didon. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Money. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Money box. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Money changers. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Money maze. Henry, O. 
 
 Money meter. Viele, H. K. 
 
 Monica. Bourget, P. 
 
 Monis, Virginia O. 
 Black-winged angel 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 
 "Monitor" and the "Merrimac." Morris, G. 
 
 Monk and the dancer. Smith, A. C. 
 
 Monk of the Aventine. Eckstein, E. 
 
 Monk Tellenbach's exile. Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 Monkey. Freeman. M. E. W. 
 
 Monkey-flowers. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Monkey's pay. Jacobs. W. W. 
 
 Monsieur Alcibiade. Harrison. C. C. 
 
 Monsieur Beaucaire. Tarkington, B. 
 
 M. Copernicus and the proletariat. Buniier, 
 H. C. 
 
 Monsieur de la petite dame. Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Monsieur Donaque. Train, A. C. 
 
 Monsieur du Miroir. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 M. Gobseck. See Balzac, H. de. Gobseck 
 
 Monsieur Jocaste. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Monsieur le Docteur Theophile. Janvier, 
 T. A. 
 
 M. Legrimaudet. Bourget, P. 
 
 Monsieur Motte. King, G. E. 
 
 Monsieur Parent. Maupassant. G. de 
 
 M. Pigoneau. France, A. 
 
 Monsieur Rousseau. Bangs. J. K. 
 
 M. Seguin's goat. Daudct, A. 
 
 Monsieur Viple's brother. Bourget, P. 
 
 Monsieur X. Train, A. C. 
 
240 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Monster. Crane, S. 
 
 Monstrosity. Viele, H. K. 
 
 Monte Carlo, a pound of cure. See Bishop, 
 
 W. H. Pound of cure 
 Monte Flat pastoral. See Hartc, B. How 
 
 old man Plunkett went home 
 Monterey. See Janvier, T. A. Pancha: a 
 
 story of Monterey 
 ]\Ioon-face. London, J. 
 Moon in the mill-pond. Harris, J. C. 
 Moon-lady. See Eield, E. Hawaiian folk- 
 tales 
 Moon-mirror light and power co. Jan- 
 vier, T. A. 
 Moonlight. Maupassant, G. de 
 ^Moonlight effect. Locke, W. J. 
 Moonlight fable. Wells, H. G. 
 Moonlit road. Bierce, A. 
 Moonshiners at Hobo-Hebee Falls. Crad- 
 
 dock, C. E. 
 Moor of Peter the Great. Pushkin. A. S. 
 Moore, George, 1853- 
 Ae-nes Lahens 
 In Celibates 
 "Almsgiving" 
 
 In Untilled field 
 Clerk's quest 
 
 In Untilled field 
 Exile 
 In Untilled field 
 Harp W 46: 1321 
 Home-sickness 
 In Untilled field 
 Harp W 46: nil 
 In the clay 
 
 In Untilled field 
 John Norton 
 
 In Celibates 
 Julia Cahill's curse 
 In Untilled field 
 Letter to Rome 
 
 In Untilled field 
 Alildred Lawson 
 
 In Celibates 
 Playhouse in the waste 
 
 In Untilled field 
 So on he fares 
 
 In Untilled field 
 Some parishioners 
 In Untilled field 
 Under the fan 
 
 In Tinsley 30: 135 
 Way back 
 
 /;/ Untilled field 
 Wedding gown 
 
 In Untilled field 
 Wild goose 
 In Untilled field 
 Moorland cottage. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Moors and Christians. Alargon, P. A. de 
 Mora Montravers. James, H. 
 Morag of the glen. Sliarp, W, 
 Moral exigency, h'rceman, M. E. W. 
 Moral reformers. Kipling, R. 
 Mordcr drift. Gibbon. P. 
 More, Hannah, 1745-183^ 
 -Ml for the best 
 
 In Village and otbcr tales 
 General jail delivery 
 JH Village and other tales 
 
 Giles, the poacher 
 
 In Village and other tales 
 History of Mr. Fantom 
 
 /;; Village and other tales 
 Parley, the porter 
 In Village and other tales 
 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 6: 114 
 Pilgrims 
 
 In Village and other tales 
 
 Servant man turned soldier 
 
 In Village and other tales 
 
 Shepherd of Salisbury Plain 
 
 In Village and other tales 
 
 Strait gate and the broad way 
 
 In Village and other tales 
 Tom White, the post boy 
 
 In Village and other tales 
 Two shoemakers 
 
 In Village and other tales 
 Tw^o wealthy farmers 
 
 In Village and other tales 
 Valley of tears 
 In Village and other tales 
 More than I bargained for. See Willis, 
 
 N. P. Mr. and Mrs. Follett 
 IMore trouble for Brother Wolf. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Morella. Poe, E. A. 
 Moriah's mourning. Stuart, R. M. 
 Moribund. Maupassant, G. de 
 Morier, James Justinian, 1 780-1849 
 Hajji as a 'quack 
 In Warner library 
 La Morillone. Maupassant, G. de 
 Mormon. Deland, M. 
 Morning call. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Morning-glories and Queen Aster. Alcott, 
 
 L. M. 
 IMorning-glory. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Morrant's half-sov. Phillpotts, E. 
 Morris, Gouverneur, 1876- 
 All that troubled them 
 In Cosmopol 53: 172 
 All the evidence 
 
 In Cosmopol 55: 850 
 Ancestors 
 
 In Cosmopol 5=;; 10 
 Asabri 
 In It 
 Back seat 
 
 In Incandescent lily 
 Back there in the grass 
 In It 
 
 Collier's 48: D 16 p 17 
 Battle of Aiken 
 In It 
 
 Collier's 47: Ja 3 p 20 
 Best man 
 
 In Footprint 
 Bobby's return 
 
 In Reader 5:539, 719 
 Boot 
 
 In Spread eagle 
 Bostonian 
 
 In Incandescent lily 
 Bride's dead 
 
 In It 
 By stages 
 
 In Cent 72: 209 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 241 
 
 Captain England 
 In Footprint 
 Cent 63:597 • 
 Carolina night's dream 
 
 In Footprint 
 Championship 
 
 In Incandescent lily 
 Everybody's 29: 18 
 Cicatrice 
 
 In Cent 69:393 
 Claws of the tiger 
 In It 
 
 Cosmopol 48: 719 
 Concerning my Aunt Ellen 
 
 In Cent 68: 943 
 Crocodile 
 
 In Footprint 
 Custody of the child 
 
 In Incandescent lily 
 Daymare 
 
 In Collier's 48: D 30 P 18 
 Despoiler 
 
 In Spread eagle 
 Ellen and Mr. Man 
 
 In Ellen and Mr. Man 
 Execution 
 
 In Footprint 
 Explorers 
 In Footprint 
 
 Collier's 44: S 25 p 11 
 Fear 
 
 In Outing 50: I57 
 Footprint 
 
 In Footprint 
 Frame-up 
 
 In Cosmopol 55: 299 
 Growing up 
 In It 
 
 Harper 123:881 
 Holding hands 
 In It 
 
 Hampton 28: 151 . „ ^ .. 
 
 Hunted look. See Morris, G. Litth 
 
 heiress 
 Idyl of Pelham Bay Park 
 In It 
 
 Cosmopol 52: 115 
 In little new New York 
 
 In Cosmopol 55: 181 
 Incandescent lily 
 
 In Incandescent lily 
 It 
 
 In It 
 King of Bad Bad 
 In Cent 64: 7^4 
 Legay Pelham's headache 
 
 In Incandescent lily 
 Legay Pelham's protegee 
 In Incandescent lily 
 Cosmopol 55" 454 
 Little dog 
 
 In Cent 68: 32 
 Little heiress; or, The hunted look 
 
 In Footprint 
 "Ma'am?" 
 
 In Spread eagle 
 
 Collier's 44: S 25 p 11 
 McTavish 
 
 In Spread eagle 
 
 Everybody's 21:88 
 Married lovers 
 
 In Cosmopol 51: 749 
 
 Mary Ellen and Evelyn May 
 
 In Cent 70: 682 
 Misery loves company 
 
 In Collier's 47: Ap 8 p 17 
 Miss Sally and the enemy 
 
 In Cent 70: 182 
 Mr. Holiday 
 In Spread eagle 
 
 Collier's 44: D 11 p 13 
 "Monitor" and the "Mcrnmac ' 
 
 In Spread eagle 
 On the spot; or, The idler's house-party 
 In Spread eagle 
 
 Everybodv's ig:.i87 
 One more martyr 
 In Spread eagle 
 Paradise ranch 
 In Footprint 
 Parrot 
 In Spread eagle 
 
 Everybody's 7: 278 
 Pearl-eater 
 
 In Outing 47:301 
 Perfect gentleman ot Pelham Bay i ark 
 
 In Incandescent lily 
 Pickaxe 
 
 In Putnam's 7: 536 
 Practice makes perfect 
 
 In Hampton 25: 155 
 Provident children 
 In Reader 7: 231 
 Purloined Christmas 
 
 In Collier's 46: D 10 p 21 
 Putting on the screws 
 
 In Putting on the screws 
 Radium 
 
 In Cosmopol 53:64 
 Rich widow of Spanish Town 
 
 In Cent 68:480 
 Sapphira 
 In It 
 
 Hampton 25: 432 
 Senator's brother 
 
 In Am M 74: I9i 
 Simon L'Ouvrier 
 
 In Footprint 
 Spread eagle 
 
 In Spread eagle 
 Stowing away of Mr. Bill Ballad 
 
 In Footprint 
 Tango taught in ten teachings 
 
 In Incandescent lily 
 Targets 
 
 In Spread eagle 
 Trap 
 
 In It 
 Two business woman 
 
 In It 
 "Voice in the rice 
 
 In Voice in the rice 
 White muscats of Alexandria 
 
 In Spread eagle 
 Wild pansies 
 
 In Cent 69:885 
 
 Without a lawyer 
 
 In Spread eagle 
 
 Cosmopol 47: 278 
 You can't get away with it 
 In Incandescent lily 
 Cosmopol 54: 737 
 
242 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Morris. William, 1834- 1896 
 Acontius and Cydippc 
 
 /;; Edgar, M. G. Stories from Morris 
 Atalanta's race 
 
 /;; Edgar, AI. G. Stories from Morris 
 Bcllerophon at Argos 
 
 In Edgar, AI. G. Stories from Morris 
 Bellerophoii in Lycia 
 
 In Edgar, M. G. Stories from Morris 
 Child Christopher and Goldiluid the Fair 
 
 In Child Christopher 
 Dream 
 
 In Works v i 
 
 Early romances 
 Story of the unknown cliurch 
 Dream of John Ball 
 In Works v 15 
 
 Dream of John Ball 
 Fostering of Aslaug 
 
 1)1 Edgar, M. G. Stories from Morris 
 Frank's sealed letter 
 In Works v i 
 
 Early romances 
 Friendship of Amis and Amile 
 
 /;/ Old French romances 
 Gertha's lovers 
 //; Works v i 
 
 Early romances 
 Gertha's lovers 
 Poet-Lore 10:337 
 Golden apples 
 
 In Edgar, M. G. Stories from Morris 
 Golden wings 
 In Works v i 
 
 Early romances 
 Golden wings 
 Gunnlaug the worm-tongue. See Morris, 
 
 W. Story of Gunnlaug, etc. 
 History of over sea 
 
 In Old French romances 
 Hogni and Hedinn. Sec Morris, W. Tale 
 
 of Hogni 
 Hollow land 
 In Works v i 
 
 Early romances 
 Hollow land 
 House of the Wolfings. See Morris, W. 
 
 Tale of the house of the Wolfings 
 King's lesson 
 In Works v 15 
 
 Dream of John Ball 
 Lady of the land 
 
 In Edgar, M. G. Stories from Morris 
 Land cast of the sun and west of the moon 
 
 In Edgar, M. G. Stories from Morris 
 Lindenborg pool 
 In Works v i 
 
 Early romances 
 Story of the unknown church 
 Lovers of Gudrun 
 
 In Edgar, M. G. Stories from Morris 
 Lovers of Gudrun 
 Man born to be king 
 
 In Edgar, M. G. Stories from Morris 
 Niblung's. See Morris, W. Volsunga saga 
 Ogicr the Dane 
 
 In Edgar, M. G. Stories from Morris 
 Proud king 
 
 In Edgar, M. G. Stories from Morris 
 Roi the Fool. See Morris, VV. Tale of Roi 
 the Fool 
 
 Story of Frithiof the Bold 
 
 In Works v 10 
 Story of Gunnlaug the worm-tongue and 
 Raven the skald 
 In Works v 10 
 Story of Rhodope 
 
 In Edgar, M. G. Stories from Morris 
 Story of the glittering plain 
 In Works v 14 
 
 Story of the glittering plain 
 Gentleman's M n s 47: 211 
 Story of the unknown church 
 /;; Early romances 
 
 Story of the unknown church 
 Story of Viglund the Fair 
 
 In Works v 10 
 Svend and his brethren 
 hi Works V i 
 
 Early romances 
 Golden wings 
 Talc of Hogni and Hedinn 
 
 In Works v 10 
 Tale of King Coustans the emperor 
 In Old French romances 
 Cosmopol 32: 52 
 Poet-Lore 11: 465 
 Tale of King Florus and the fair Jehane 
 
 In Old French romances 
 Tale of Roi the Fool 
 
 In Works v 10 
 Tale of the House of the Wolfings and all 
 the kindred of the Mark 
 In Works v 14 
 
 Tale of the House of the Wolfings 
 Tale of Thorstein Hafif-Smitten 
 
 In Works v 10 
 Three Northern love stories 
 
 In Works v 10 
 Viglund the Fair. See Morris, W. Story 
 
 of Viglund 
 Volsunga saga: the story of the Volsungs 
 and the xN'iblungs 
 In Works v 7 
 
 Old and New 2: 364 
 Writing on the image 
 
 /;; Edgar, M. G. Stories from Morris 
 Morris and the Honorable Tim. Kelly, M. 
 Morrison, Arthur, 1S63- 
 Absent three 
 
 /;/ Green ginger 
 ■'All that messuage" 
 
 In Tales of mean streets 
 Arts and crafts 
 
 In Green ginger 
 Aunt Sarah's brooch 
 
 in Strand 17: 206 
 Behind the shade 
 
 In Talcs of mean streets 
 Cap'n Jollyfax's gun 
 
 In Green ginger 
 Case of Laker, absconded 
 
 In Chronicles of Martin Hewitt 
 Case of the lost foreigner 
 
 In Chronicles of Martin Hewitt 
 Case of the missing hand 
 
 In Ciironicles of Martin Hewitt 
 Chamber of light 
 
 In Green ginger 
 Child of the Jago 
 hi Child of the Jago 
 New R 15: 129 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 24- 
 
 Conversion 
 
 In Tales of mean streets 
 Copper charm 
 
 111 Green ginger 
 Dobb's parrot 
 
 III Green ginger 
 Drinkwater romance 
 
 In Green ginger 
 Holford will case 
 
 In Chronicles of Martin Hewitt 
 House of Haddock 
 
 In Green ginger 
 In business 
 
 III Tales of mean streets 
 Ivy cottage mystery 
 
 In Chronicles of Martin Hewitt 
 Johnny 
 
 In Liv Age 223: 62 
 Legend of Lapwater Hall 
 
 In Macmillan 66: 108 
 Lizerunt 
 
 In Tales of mean streets 
 Micobar bullion case 
 
 /;( Chronicles of Martin Hewitt 
 Mr. Bostock's backsliding 
 
 In Green ginger 
 On the stairs 
 
 In Tales of mean streets 
 
 Cody. S. Selection from the world's 
 greatest short stories 
 Poor stick 
 
 /;; Tales of mean streets 
 Professional episode 
 
 In Lippinc 9^:475 
 Red cow group 
 
 In Tales of mean streets 
 Rod street revolution 
 
 In Green ginger 
 Seller of hate 
 
 /;; Green ginger 
 Skinful of trouble 
 
 In Green ginger 
 Snorkey Timms, his marks 
 
 In Green ginger 
 Squire Nappcr 
 
 III Talcs of mean streets 
 Stolen Blenkinsop 
 
 In Green ginger 
 That brute Simmons 
 
 In Tales of mean streets 
 
 Stories by English authors, London 
 Three rounds 
 
 In Tales of mean streets 
 To Bow bridge 
 
 In Tales of mean streets 
 Wick's Waterloo 
 
 In Green ginger 
 Without visible means 
 
 In Tales of mean streets 
 La mort a la mode. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Mortal coil. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Mortgage on Jeffy. Thanet, O. 
 Mortification of the flesh. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Mortmain. Train, A. C. 
 Morton Hall. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Mortuary chest. Brown, A. 
 Most beautiful woman in Paris. Halevy, L. 
 Most extraordinary case. James, H. 
 Most famous woman in New York. Davis, 
 C. B. 
 
 Most lamentable comedy. White, W. A. 
 
 Moth and the star. Hornung, E. W. 
 
 Moth to the Arctic. Crockett, S. R. 
 
 Mother. Brown, A. 
 
 Mother. Daudct, A. 
 
 Mother. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Mother. Maartcns, M. 
 
 Mother. Norris, K. 
 
 Mother. Wister, O. 
 
 Mother. Wyatt, E. F. 
 
 Alother and daughter. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Mother and son. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Mother bird. Dyar, M. 
 
 Mother emeritus. Thanet, O. 
 
 Mother for heroes. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Mother Hive. Kipling, R. 
 
 Mother in Israel. Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 Mother in Paradise. Field, E. 
 
 Mother of Emily. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Mother of five. Harte, B. 
 
 Mother of monsters. ^Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Mother-of-pearl. Le Gallienne, R. 
 
 Mother of Pearl. O'Brien, F. 
 
 Mother of the violets. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Mother Sauvage. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Mother Savage 
 Mother Savage. Maupassant, G. de 
 Mother song. Ralph, J. 
 Mothering Cecilia. Norris, K. 
 Mother's hands. Bjornson, B. 
 Mothers of Honore. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Mother's picture. Donnell, A. H. 
 Mother's portrait. Lagerlof, S. 
 Moti-Guj — mutineer. Kipling, R. 
 Motion study at St. Catherine's. See Jordan, 
 
 E. G. I introduce motion study 
 ]\Iotor boat. Futrelle, J. 
 Motormaniacs. Osbourne, L. 
 Moutilou. Ouida. 
 
 Moulton, Mrs. Louise Chandler, 1835-1908 
 Brains 
 
 In Some women's hearts 
 Broken lily 
 
 In Stories told at twilight 
 Choosing time 
 
 In Stories told at twilight 
 Clod of the valley 
 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Cottage on the hill 
 
 In My third book 
 Daughter to spare 
 
 In Stories told at twilight 
 Did he forget her? 
 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Dr. Huger's intention 
 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Fleeing from fate _ 
 
 In Some women's hearts 
 For pastime 
 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Scrib o s 7; 34 
 Four letters from Helen Hamilton 
 
 In My third book 
 Haunted inn 
 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Her baby brother 
 In Her baby brother 
 
 Stories told at twilight 
 Her ladyship 
 
 In Stories told at twilight 
 
244 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Moulton, Louise Chandler —Continued. 
 His uncle's mcmorj' 
 
 /;; Aliss Eyre from Boston 
 How one woman came to marry 
 
 In My third book 
 Jessie's neighbor 
 In Jessie's neighbor 
 
 Stories told at twilight 
 Joanna, the actress 
 In Aly third book- 
 John Jay's long journey 
 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Joseph Thorne — his calling 
 
 In My third book 
 Judge's wife 
 
 In Some women's hearts 
 Leona: a blind man's story 
 
 In Mj' third book 
 Letter and what came of it 
 In Some women's hearts 
 Little Gibraltar 
 
 In Some women's hearts 
 Miss Eyre from Boston 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Cosmopol 2: 267 
 Mist over the valley 
 In My third book 
 Mountain road 
 
 In My third book 
 My inheritance 
 
 In My third book 
 Nan: a New England love story 
 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Nothing venture, nothing have 
 
 In Stories told at twilight 
 Number loi 
 
 In My third book 
 Olive Winchcscr Wight 
 
 In My third book 
 On the stroke of the clock 
 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Out of Nazareth 
 
 In Some women's hearts 
 Pansy vase 
 
 In Stories told at twilight 
 Perils of a studio 
 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Phantom farce: a story for Christmas 
 
 In My third book 
 Planchette. See Moulton, L. C. Story of 
 
 the Planchette 
 Pride of Moses Grant 
 
 In My third book 
 Record of a troubled life 
 
 In My third book 
 Riching versus Providence 
 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Story of a man of business 
 
 In My third book 
 Story of the planchette 
 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Sung in the twilight 
 
 In Stories told at twilight 
 Tenant of the old brown house 
 
 In My third book 
 Thanksgiving guest 
 
 In Stories told at twilight 
 Twelve years of my life 
 
 In Some women's hearts 
 Uncle Roger's story and mine 
 In My third Ixjok 
 
 When she was thirty 
 
 In McClure 2: 141 
 White chrysanthemums 
 
 In Stories told at twilight 
 Woe unto the pitcher 
 
 In Miss Eyre from Boston 
 Mound by the way. Phillpotts, E. 
 Mount Desert. See Harrison, C. C. Golden- 
 rod; an idyl of Mount Desert 
 Mount of Olives. Maupassant, G. de 
 Mount of sorrow. Spofiford, H. P. 
 Mt. Pisgah's Christmas possum. Dunbar, 
 
 P. L. 
 Mountain. Wright, M. T. 
 Mountain and the sea. Field. E. 
 Mountain Europa. Fox, J., jr. 
 Mountain gold. Earle, M. T. 
 Mountain laurel. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Mountain-laurel and maiden-hair. Alcott, 
 
 L. M. 
 Mountain lovers. Sharp, W. 
 Mountain match-maker. Harben, W. N. 
 Mountain of gold. Harris, J. C. 
 Mountain road. Moulton, L. C. 
 Mountain storm. Craddock, C. E. 
 Mountain woman. Peattie, E. W. 
 Mountain's face. Boyesen, H. H, 
 Mountebanks. Maupassant, G. de 
 Mountjoy; or. Some passages out of the life 
 
 of a castle-builder. Irving, W. 
 Mourner's horse. Quillcr-Couch, A. T. 
 Mouse and lion. Hale, E. E. 
 Mouse and the moonbeam. Field, E. 
 Mouse-trap: a farce. Howells, W. D. 
 Moving finger. Wharton, E. 
 Mowgli leaves the jungle forever. See Kip- 
 ling, R. In the sprmg running 
 Mowgli's brothers. Kipling, R. 
 Moxon's master. Bierce, A. 
 Mozart, a fantasy. Peattie, E. W. 
 M'sieu Fortier's violin. Dunbar, A. 
 Much pomp and several circumstances. 
 
 White, W. A. 
 Muchie Lai. Frere, M. 
 Muck-a-muck; a modern Indian novel. After 
 
 Cooper. Harte, B. 
 Muffles, the bar-keep. Smith, F. H. 
 Mugby junction. Dickens, C. 
 Muggles's supreme moment. Smith, F. H. 
 Mujina. Hearn, L. 
 Mummy's foot. Gautier, T. 
 Mumu. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Municipal report. Henry, O. 
 Munnern. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Murad the unlucky. Edgeworth, M. 
 Murder conspiracy. Train, A. C. 
 Murder of the mandarin. Bennett, E. A. 
 Murder will out. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Murderer. Gibbon, P. 
 Murderer. Henry, O. 
 Murders in the Rue Morgue. Poc, E. A. 
 Murfree, M. N. See Craddock, C. E., pseud. 
 Murger, Henri, 1 822-1 861 
 Passage of the Red Sea 
 
 In Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 3 
 Muse of the department. Balzac, IT. de 
 Muse's tragedy. Wharton, E. 
 Mushroom l)e(i of great men. Daudet, A. 
 
XDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 245 
 
 Music-lover. See Van Dyke, H. Lover of 
 
 music 
 Music the conqueror. Ilunei\:er, J. G. 
 Musician. Lagerlof, S. 
 Musketeers. Kipling, R. 
 Musset, Alfred de, i. e. Louis Charles Alfred 
 de, 1810-1857 
 Beauty spot 
 
 In Complete writings v 7 
 Croisilles 
 In Complete writings v 7 
 
 Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 3 
 Emmeline 
 
 In Complete writings v 6 
 Frederic and Bernerette 
 
 In Complete writings v 6 
 Grisette 
 
 In Complete writings v 7 
 Warner library 
 Margot 
 
 In Complete writings v 6 
 Pierre and Camille 
 
 In Complete writings v 7 
 Secret of Javotte 
 
 In Complete writings v 7 
 Story of a white blackbird 
 
 In Mabie, H. W.. and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 3 
 Tiziano 
 
 In Complete writings v 6 
 Two mistresses 
 
 In Complete writings v 6 
 White blackbird. See Musset, A. D. Story 
 of a white blackbird 
 Mustaches. Maupassant, G. de 
 Mutabile semper. Grahame, K. 
 Mute. Herrick, R. 
 Mute confessor. Harben, W. N. 
 Mutiny of the Mavericks. Kipling, R. 
 Mutual exchange, limited. Quiller-Couch, 
 
 A. T. 
 Muzhiks. Chekhov, A. P. 
 My aunt Margaret's mirror. Scott, W. 
 My aunt Susan. Frederic, H. 
 My balloon hunt. Stockton, F. R. 
 My bloody massacre. Clemens, S. L. 
 My borrowed torpedo. Ralph, J. 
 My brother Henry. Barrie, J. M. 
 My bull-calf. Stockton, F. R. 
 My buried treasure. Davis, Richard H. 
 My Christmas burglary. Quiller-Couch, 
 
 A. T. 
 My cousin Fanny. Page, T. N. 
 My cousin the colonel. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Mv dear Mrs. Billington. Bunner, H. C. 
 My disreputable friend, Mr. Raegen. Davis, 
 
 Richard H. 
 My distant relative. Galsworthy, J. 
 My double. Hornung, E. W. 
 My double and how he undid me. Hale, 
 
 E. E. 
 My dreani. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 My favorite murder. Bierce, A. 
 My first book. Harte, B. 
 My first Christmas tree. Garland, H. 
 My first dress-coat. Daudet, A. 
 My first dress suit. See Daudet, A. My 
 
 first dress-coat 
 My first night. Daudet, A. 
 My French master. Gaskell, E. S. 
 
 My friend Bingham. James, II. 
 
 My friend Jim. Norris, W. E. 
 
 My friend Meutrier. Coppee, F. 
 
 My friend Paton. Hawthorne, J. 
 
 My friend the boss. Hale, E. E. 
 
 My friend the doctor. Page, T. N. 
 
 My friend the murderer. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 My friend the tramp. Harte, B. 
 
 My girls. Alcott, L. M. 
 
 My golf. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Mv grandfather, Hendry Watty. Quiller- 
 Couch, A. T. 
 
 My great and only. Kipling, R. 
 
 My home return. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 My husband's book. Barrie, J. M. 
 
 My inheritance. Moulton, L. C. 
 
 My Italian adventure. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 
 My kepi. Daudet, A. 
 
 My kinsman, Major Molyneux. Hawthorne, 
 N. 
 
 My Lady Ludlow. Gaskell, E. C. 
 
 My lady Nicotine. Barrie, J. M. 
 
 My lady's chamber. Thanet, O. 
 
 My lady's coach. Quiller-Couch. A. T. 
 
 My lady's money. Collins, W. 
 
 My landlady. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 My last chance. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 My late senatorial secretaryship. Clemens, 
 S. L. 
 
 My lord the elephant. Kipling, R. 
 
 My neighbor. Donnell, A. H.^ 
 
 My neighbor Radiloff. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 My nephew. Halevy, L. 
 
 My new experience. Besant, W., and Rice, 
 
 J. 
 
 My new language. Smith, F. H. 
 
 My own true ghost story. Kipling, R. 
 
 My pipe. Ralph, J. 
 
 My rapier and my daughter. Castle, A., 
 and Castle, E. 
 
 My red cap. Alcott, L. M. 
 
 My rococo watch. Alcott, L. M. 
 
 My rural experiences. Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 My stowaway. Barr, R. 
 
 My Sunday at home. Kipling, R. 
 
 My terminal moraine. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 My tourmaline. Jackson, H. H. 
 
 My translatophone. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 My twenty-five days. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 My uncle Jules. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 My uncle Sosthenes. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 My unwilling neighbor. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 My watch— an instructive little talc. Clem- 
 ens, S. L. 
 
 My well and what came out of it. Stockton, 
 F. R. 
 
 My wife. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 My wife's lovers. Parker, G. 
 
 My wife's tempter. O'Brien, F. 
 
 Myrtis. Sigourney, L. H. 
 
 Myrtle. Litchfield, G. D. 
 
 Mysterious anger of Mrs. Mayberry. Vorse, 
 M. H. 
 
 Mysterious bride. Hogg, J. 
 
 Mysterious case. Green. A. K. 
 
 Mysterious cash-box. See Collins, W. 
 Stolen mask 
 
 Mysterious chest. Pyle, H. 
 
 Mysterious man. French, A. W. 
 
 Mysterious message. Warman. C. 
 
 Mysterious Mrs. Wilkinson. Norris, W. E. 
 
246 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Mysterious signal. Warman, C. 
 Mysterious sketch. Erckmann, E., and 
 
 Chatrian, A. 
 Mysterious visit. Clemens, S. L. 
 Mystery. Davis. C. B. 
 Mystery. Vcrga, G. 
 
 Mystery of Barney O'Rourke. Bangs, J. K. 
 Mystery of black and tan. Brown, J. 
 Mystery of heroism. Crane, S. 
 Mystery of Toe Morgan. Besant, W., and 
 
 Rice, J. 
 Mystery of Josej.h I.a(|ucdcm. Quillcr- 
 
 Couch, A. T. 
 Mystery of 'Malibin mill. King, C. 
 Mystery of Marie Rogct. Poe, E. A. 
 Alystery of Marmadukc. Collins, W. 
 Mystery of ray grandmother's hair sofa. 
 
 Bangs, J. K. 
 Mystery of Old Daddy's window. Crad- 
 
 dock, C. E. 
 Mystery of Old Gray's inn. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Mystery of Pinkham's diamond stud. Bangs, 
 
 J. K. 
 Mystery of Sasassa Valley. Doyle, A. C. 
 Mystery of the centenarian. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Mystery of the deserted house. Hoffmann, 
 
 E. T. W. 
 Mystery of the hacienda. . Harte, B. 
 Mystery of the tobacco shed. See String- 
 berg, J. A. Secrets of the tobacco shed 
 Mystery of Venice. Bangs, J. K. 
 Mystery of Wilhelm Riitter. Jackson, H. H. 
 Mystery of Witch-face mountain. Crad- 
 
 dock, C. E. 
 Mystery with a moral. Sterne, L. 
 Mystification. Poe, E. A. 
 
 X. N.; being a novel in the French para- 
 graphic style. Harte, B. 
 Naboth. Kipling, R. 
 Nada. Huneker, J. G. 
 Nail. .M argon, P. de 
 Nais, the brunette. Zola, E. 
 Naked man. Davis, Richard H. 
 Nam-bok the unveracious. London, J. 
 Name of the firm. Cutting, M. S. 
 Namesake. Gather, W. S. 
 Namgay Doola. Kipling, R. 
 Nan: a New England love story. Moulton, 
 
 Nancy Boyd's last sermon. Brown, A. 
 
 Nancy Chisholm. Hogg, J. 
 
 Nancy Pansy. Page, T. N. 
 
 Nancy's pilgrimage. Sherwood, M. 1*. 
 
 Nancy's southern Christmas. Spofford, 
 H. P. 
 
 Napoleon Jackson, the gentleman of the 
 plush rocker. Stuart, R. I\I. 
 
 Napoleon Shave-Tail. Wister, O. 
 
 Narrative of the spirited old lady. Sec 
 Stevenson. R. L. Somerset's adventure 
 
 Natalie Blayne. Brown, A. 
 
 Natchez's Pass. Remington, 1". 
 
 Nathancal. Watson, J. 
 
 Native of Winl)y. Jcwett, S. O. 
 
 Natural obstacle. .Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 Natural selection: a romance of ('liclsta vil- 
 lage and l':ast llani])ton town. I'.nnner. 
 H. C. 
 
 Nature cure. .SK)sson .\ T 
 
 Nature faker. Davis. 'Richard II. 
 
 Nayiing-Witc, the first rabbit drive. Austin. 
 M. H. 
 
 Ndintpile Pont? P>arrie, J. M. 
 
 Neal. John, 1793-1876 
 
 Good gracious! and the Forget-me-not 
 In Johnson. R. Little classics v 10 
 
 Neal Malone. Carlton, W. 
 
 Near the rose. Bishop, W. H. 
 
 Nearest of kin. Stuart, R. M. 
 
 Neblitt. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Necessary resources. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Necklace. See Maupassant, G. de. Dia- 
 mond neckace 
 
 Ned. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 Ned Bruce's temper. Thanet, O. 
 
 Nedda. Verga, G. 
 
 Nee Corrigan. Barr, R. 
 
 Need of money. Tarkington, B. 
 
 Neglect a fire and it spreads. Tolstoi, L, N. 
 
 Neglected conversations. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Negore, the coward. London, J. 
 
 Nehemiah P. Hoskins. artist. Corelli. M. 
 
 Neighbor Jacques. Zola, E. 
 
 Neighbors. Galsworthy. J. 
 
 Neighbor's landmark. Jewett. S. O. 
 
 Neither scrip nor money. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Nelse Hatton's vengeance. Dunbar, P. L. 
 
 Nemesis. Merrick, L. 
 
 Nemesis and the candy man. Henrv, O. 
 
 Nengnie. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 
 Neptune Vale. Bourget. P. 
 
 Neptune's shore. Woodson, C. F. 
 
 Nesbit, Edith. Sec Bland, E. N. 
 
 Nest. Sedgwick, A. D. 
 
 Nest egg. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Nestie. Watson, J. 
 
 Netty Sargent's copyhold. Hardy, T. 
 
 Never bet the devil your head. Poe, E. A. 
 
 "Never had no sleep." Smith, F. H. 
 
 Never winks. Train, A. C. 
 
 New accelerator. Wells, H. G. 
 
 New Adam and Eve. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 New agent at Lebanon station. Page, 
 T. N. 
 
 New Arabian night. Hale, E. E. 
 
 New assistant at Pine Clearing school. 
 Harte, B. 
 
 New brooms. Kipling, R. 
 
 New cashier. Eggleston, E. 
 
 New catacomb. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 New dispensation. Kipling, R. 
 
 New England nun. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 New England prophet. Freeman. M. E. W. 
 
 New England winter. James, FI. 
 
 New Manhattan nights. Henry, O. 
 
 New master. Daudet, \. 
 
 New matron. Sherwood, M. P. 
 
 New member of the club. Alattluws, J. B. 
 
 New order. Donnell, .\. H. 
 
 New parishioner. Jcwett, S. O. 
 
 New reporter. Williams, T. L- 
 
 New Samaria. Mitchell, S. W. 
 
 New sensation. Maupassant. G de 
 
 New teacher. Sec Daudet, .\. New master 
 
 New thing under the sun. Magruder, J. 
 
 New ticket agent. Warman, I". 
 
 New wine. l''uller, II. B. 
 
 New winter sjiort. lioyesin, II. II. 
 
 New woman. See Ralj)!!, 1. Sad fate of a 
 new woman 
 
 New woman and the old. FrL-nch, .\. W. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 247 
 
 New world. Davis, Richard H. 
 
 New Year, His mother's. Spofford, H. 1. 
 
 New Year's gift. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 New Year's gift. Stowe H. B. 
 
 New Year's resolution, treeman, M. E. VV. 
 
 New York by camp-fire. Henry, O. 
 
 News from Petersham. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 News from Troy! Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 News of a famous victory. Watson, J. 
 
 News of the engagement. Bennett, E. A. 
 
 Newspaper story. Henry, O. 
 
 Next his hand. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Next room. Thanet, O. 
 
 Next time. James, H. 
 
 Next to reading matter. Henry, O. 
 
 Niagara. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Niblungs. See Morris, W. Volsunga saga 
 
 Nice people. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Nicolette and Aucassin. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Niece of Snapshot Harry's. Harte, B. 
 
 Night adventure. Austin, M. H. 
 
 Night among the nihilists. Doyle, A. L. 
 
 Night at Hays. Harte, B. 
 
 Night at Wingdam. Harte, B. 
 
 Night before Christmas. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Night before Easter. Chekhov, A. P. 
 
 Night before Thanksgiving. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Night-born. London, J. 
 
 Night call. Van Dyke, H. 
 
 Night doings at "Deadman's." Bierce, A. 
 
 Night in new Arabia. Henry, O. 
 
 Night in spring. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Night in Whitechapel. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Night of Christmas eve. Gogol, N. V. 
 
 Night of the wedding. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Night on the Divide. Harte, B. 
 
 Night out. Smith, F. H. 
 
 Night raid at Eagle River. Garland, H. 
 
 Night-watches. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Night with Tantalus. Besant, W. 
 
 Night with William of Wykeham. Adams, 
 
 O. F. 
 Nightingale. Andersen, H. C. 
 Nightingale and the rose. Wilde, O. 
 Nightingales. Gautier, T. 
 Nine cent girls. Bunner, H. C. 
 Nine musketeers. Phillpotts, E. 
 Nine points of the law. Hornung, E. W. 
 Nineteenth hat. Bennett, E. A. 
 Ninety-nine guardsmen. By Al-x-d-r D-m-s. 
 
 Harte, B. 
 99 Linwood street. Plale, E. E. 
 Ninety-ninth notch. Duncan, N. 
 Ninita. Janvier, T. A. 
 Ninth wave. Castle, A., and Castle, E. 
 Ninth wave. Sharp, W. 
 No continuing city. Howard, B. W. 
 No haid pawn. Page, T. N. 
 No news. Ward, E. S. P. 
 No quarter. See Maupassant, G. de. Father 
 
 Milon 
 No respecter of persons. Smith, F. H. 
 No sinecure. Hornung, E. W. 
 No smoke. See Manning, M. Prophetess 
 
 of the land of No-Smoke 
 No story. Henry, O. 
 No thoroughfare. Dickens, C. 
 No title. By W-lk-e C-ll-ns. Harte, B. 
 Noah's ark. Zangwill, I. 
 Nobility obliges. Tracy, V. 
 
 Nobleman of the steppe. See Turgenev. 
 I. S. Tchertopkhanoff and Nedokihskin 
 Noblesse. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Nobody's child. Maartens, M. 
 Nobody's story. Dickens, C. 
 Nocturne. Castle, E. 
 Nocturne. White, W. A. 
 Nocturne at the Majestic. Bennett, K. A. 
 Nod. Maartens, M. 
 Noel's princess. Bland, E. N. 
 Non-combatant. Thanet, (X 
 Non-combatants. Chambers, R. W. 
 Nona Vincent. James, H. 
 Noncommissioned officer. Maupassant, G. 
 
 de 
 Nooning tree. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Norah. Parker, G. 
 
 Normandy joke. Maupassant, G. de 
 Norris, Frank, i. e., Benjamin Franklin, 
 1870-1902 
 Bargain with Pegleg 
 
 In Deal in wdicat 
 "Boom" 
 
 In Third circle 
 Caged lion 
 
 1)1 Third circle 
 Deal in wheat 
 In Deal in wheat 
 
 Everybody's 7. 173 
 Defence of the flag 
 
 In Third circle 
 Dis-sociated charities 
 
 In Third circle 
 Dual personality of Slick Dick Nickerson 
 
 In Deal in wheat 
 Dying fires 
 
 In Third circle 
 Ghost in the cross-trees 
 
 In Deal in wheat 
 Grettir at Drangey 
 Iji Third circle 
 
 Everybody's 8:311 
 Grettir at Thorhallstead. See Norris, F. 
 
 Grettir at Drangey 
 Guest of honor 
 
 In Third circle 
 House with the blinds 
 
 In Third circle 
 Joyous miracle 
 
 In Joyous miracle 
 Lauth 
 
 In Overland n s 21 : 241 
 Little dramas of the curbstone 
 
 In Third circle 
 Lost story 
 
 In Cent 66:371 
 Memorandum of sudden death 
 
 In Deal in wheat 
 Passing of Cock-eye Blacklock 
 In Deal in wheat 
 Cent 64: 385 
 Reversion to type 
 In Third circle 
 Riding of Felipe 
 
 In Deal in wheat 
 
 Ship that saw a ghost 
 
 /;; Deal in wheat 
 
 New Eng M n s 27: 439 
 Overland n s 40: 489 
 Shorty Stack, pugilist 
 1)1 Third circle 
 
248 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Norris, Frank— Coiitinunl. 
 Son <>\ a sheik 
 
 III Tliird circle 
 Strangest tiling 
 
 In Third circle 
 Third circle 
 
 III Third circle 
 This animal of a Buldy Jones 
 
 III Third circle 
 AlcClure u: 438 
 Toppan 
 
 In Third circle 
 Two hearts that beat as one 
 
 In Deal in wheat 
 Wife of Chino 
 
 In Deal in wheat 
 Cent 65:369 
 Norris, Kathleen 
 Affairs of Caroline 
 
 /;; Ladies' H J 31: F p 22 
 Austin's girl 
 
 In Poor, dear Margaret Kirby 
 Everybody's 28: 260 
 Bridging the years 
 
 III Poor, dear Margaret Kirby 
 Am M 74: 2 
 Dr. Bates and Miss Sally 
 
 In Poor, dear Margaret Kirby 
 Friendship of Alanna 
 
 /;; Poor, dear Margaret Kirby 
 Lippinc 88: 361 
 Gay deceiver 
 
 In Poor, dear Margaret Kirby 
 McClure 37: 616 
 Gayley the troubadour 
 
 In Poor, dear Alargaret Kirby 
 Last Carolan 
 
 In Poor, dear Margaret Kirl^y 
 McClure's 36: 673 
 Making allowances for mamma 
 
 In Poor, dear Margaret Kirby 
 Am M 74: 269 
 Measure of Margaret Coppered 
 
 In Poor, dear Margaret Kirby 
 McClure 37: 288 
 Miss Mix, kidnapper 
 
 In Poor, dear Margaret Kirby 
 Mother 
 
 III Mother 
 Mothering Cecilia 
 
 In Good H 56: 304 
 Poor, dear Margaret Kirby 
 
 In Poor, dear Margaret Kirby 
 Rainbow's end 
 
 In Poor, dear Margaret Kirl)y 
 Rising water 
 
 In Poor, dear Alargaret Kirby 
 Rosemary's stepmother 
 
 In Poor, dear Margaret Kirby 
 Am M 72: 42 
 "S is for shiftless Susanna" 
 
 In Poor, dear Margaret Kirby 
 Everybody's 27: 224 
 Saturday's child 
 
 In Good II 57:572, 8or 
 Shandon waters 
 
 In Poor, dear Alargaret Kirby 
 Tide-marsh 
 
 In Po(jr, dear Alargaret Kirl)y 
 Allan 100:745 
 
 Walrus and the carpenter 
 
 In AlcClurc 37- 53^ 
 What happened to Alanna 
 
 /;; Poor, dear Alargaret Kirby 
 Atlan 106:418 
 Norris, William Edward, 1847- 
 Bianca 
 In Stories by English authors, Italy 
 Belgravia 37: 47 
 Liv Age 139: 787 
 Clever lady Sophia 
 
 In Mysterious Airs. Wilkinson 
 Despotic lady 
 
 In Despotic lady 
 Fifteen drops 
 
 In Cornhill 92: 784 
 Flower of the flock 
 In Flower of the fiock 
 
 Temple Bar iiy: i; 120:127 
 Her own doing 
 
 In Her own doing 
 Hermit of Saint-Eugene 
 
 In Liv Age 163: 206 
 Jack's father 
 In Jack's father 
 
 Alurray 3: 646, 761 
 King and the anarchist 
 
 In Cornhill 94: 516 
 Alan with the red hair 
 In Cornhill 45 : 45 
 Liv Age 152: 398 
 Miser Morgan 
 
 III Liv Age 208: 467 
 Longman's 27: 371 
 Mr. Brough's client 
 In Cornhill 86: 484 
 My friend Jim 
 
 In Eng Illust 3: 45i, 77i 
 Alysterious Airs. Wilkinson 
 
 In Mysterious Airs. Wilkinson 
 Old brown mare 
 
 In Eng Illust 7: 441 
 Old Jackson 
 
 In Good Words 35: 176 
 Old maid's holiday' 
 
 In Belgravia 39:319 
 Poor Harry 
 
 In Alysterious Mrs. Wilkinson 
 Prince Coresco's duel 
 In Liv Age 170: 717 
 Longman's 8: 394 
 Queer business 
 
 /;; Alysterious Airs. Wilkinson 
 Longman's 11:403 
 Romance of Paulilatino 
 In Jack's father 
 Cornhill 48: 305 
 Tliat terrible man 
 III That terrible man 
 b'ng Illust 2: 82, 300 
 Three-bottle comedy 
 /;; Liv .\ge 199: 584 
 Longman's 22: ^32 
 Tug of war 
 
 In Harper 89: 565 
 Uncharted reef 
 
 /;/ Longman's 46: 324 
 Wingham case 
 In Jack's father 
 Cornhill 53:592 
 North and South. Dragoumis, J. D. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 249 
 
 North walk mystery. Harben, W. N. 
 Nos Anglais. See Maupassant, G. de. Our 
 
 English neighbors 
 Nose for the king. London, J. 
 Nostalgia of Nervy Jim the snatcher. Bangs, 
 
 J. K. 
 Not a pin to chose between them. Dasent, 
 
 G. W. 
 Not a sad story. Cutting, M. S. 
 Not at home. Train, A. C. 
 Not practical. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Not wanted. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Notary of Perigueux. Longfellow, H. W. 
 Notary's love story. Maartens, M. 
 Notch of the White Mountains. Haw- 
 thorne, N. 
 Notch on the axe, — a story a la mode. 
 
 Thackeray, W. M. 
 Note. Deland, M. 
 Note of scarlet. Stuart, R. M. 
 Notes by flood and field. Harte, B. 
 Notes of a traveller. Maupassant, G. de. 
 Notes on a journey. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Notes of a traveller. 
 Nothing to say. Henry, O. 
 N'othing venture, nothing have. Moulton, 
 
 L. C. 
 Nott, Charles Cooper, 1827- 
 Tale of a goblin horse 
 
 In Stories of the army (Stories from 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M ly. ^72 
 Novelist's allegory. Galsworthy, J. 
 Nowadays. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Nucingen and Co., bankers. Balzac, H. de 
 Niirnberg stove. Ouida 
 Number five. Brown, A. 
 Number loi. Moulton, L. C. 
 Number seventeen. Jordan, E. G. 
 Number 13. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Number three. Perry, B. 
 Number three. Warman, C. 
 Nurse Crumpet tells the story. Troubetz- 
 
 koy, A. C. 
 Nurse Perette. Bazin, R. 
 Nutcracker and Mouseking. Hofifmann 
 
 E. T. W. 
 Nuzhat. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Oak-tree and the ivy. Field, E. 
 
 Oaken cross. Mitford, AL R. 
 
 Oath. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Oath of allegiance. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Object lesson. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Object of love. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Object of pity; or, The man Haggard. 
 
 Stevenson, R. L., and others 
 Object of the federation. Thanet, O. 
 Obliterated man. Wells, H. G. 
 Oblong box. Poe, E. A. 
 O'Brien, Fitz-James, 1828-1862 
 Bohemian 
 
 In Diamond lens 
 Diamond lens 
 In Diamond lens 
 
 Mabie. H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction, v 8 
 Atlan 1 : 354 
 Dragon fang 
 In Diamond lens 
 
 Duke Humphrey's dinner 
 
 In Diamond lens 
 Golden ingot 
 
 In Diamond lens 
 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, English-Irish 
 Great diamond is obtained and used 
 
 In Warner library 
 Lost room 
 
 In Diamond lens 
 Milly Dove 
 
 In Diamond lens 
 Mother of Pearl 
 
 In Diamond lens 
 
 My wife's tempter 
 
 In Diamond lens 
 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories; English-Irish 
 Pot of tulips 
 
 In Diamond lens 
 Tommatoo 
 
 /" Diamond lens 
 What was it? 
 In Diamond lens 
 
 Baldwin, C. S. American short sto- 
 ries 
 Wondersmith 
 
 In Diamond lens 
 Atlan 4: 463 
 Obsequies of Peter Schwarz. Comer, C. A. 
 Observations of Henry. Jerome, J. K. 
 Obvious. Bland, E. N. 
 Occurence at Owl Creek bridge. Bierce, 
 
 A. 
 Oceanus. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 O'Connor, F. 
 
 Invisible princess 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 8 
 O'Connor, William Douglas, 1832-1889 
 Ghost 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 8 
 O'Conors of Castle Conor. Trollope, A. 
 October and June. Henry, O. 
 Octopus. Davis, C. B. 
 Octopus marooned. Henry, O. 
 Odalie. Dunbar, A. 
 
 Odalisque of Senichou. Maupassant, G. de 
 Odd charges. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Odd feast. Maupassant, G. de 
 Odd life. Zangwill, I. 
 Odd man out. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Odd money. Phillpotts, E. 
 Odile. Bourget, P. 
 
 Odyssey of an outcast. Maupassant, G. de 
 Odvssev of the North. London, J. 
 Oeilo, story of. See Hale, E. E. Story of 
 
 Oello. 
 Of a mirror and a bell. Hearn, L. 
 Of a promise broken. Hearn, L. 
 Of a promise kept. Hearn, L. 
 Of Costello the proud, of Oona the daughter 
 of Dermott and of the bitter tongue. 
 Yeats, W. B. 
 Of her own household. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Of the divers mischances and grievous 
 perils which befell Cornelio for the love 
 of his lady. Bandello, M. 
 Of the real sea. Duncan, N. 
 Of the sad end of two hapless lovers. 
 Bandello, M. 
 
250 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Of those called. Kipling, R. 
 
 Of those who seek. Garland, ?I. 
 
 Oflf the rocks. Greiifell, W. T. 
 
 Office seeker. Harte, B. 
 
 Offncss of Billy. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Ogier the Dane. Morris, W. [Edgar] 
 
 Ogre's tragedy. Pangborn, G. W. 
 
 Ogress of Silver land. Harte, B. 
 
 "Oh, shoiitin'.s mighty sweet." Stuart, R. M. 
 
 O'Halloran, G. B. 
 
 Master of the "Clirysolitc" 
 III Stories by English authors, The sea 
 Liv Age 197:334 
 Ohnet, Georges, 1848- 
 Aunt Ursula's misfortune 
 
 In Shoplifter 
 Pierre's soul 
 
 /;; Pierre's soul 
 Shoplifter 
 
 In Shoplifter 
 Song of the swan 
 In Shoplifter 
 
 Song of the swan 
 Oil and water. Loomis, C. B. 
 Oil of dog. Bierce, A. 
 Oil of gladness. Cutting, M. S. 
 Oisin in Tirnanogo 
 
 In Warner library 
 Oke of Okehurst. Paget, V. 
 or pap's Flaxen. See Garland, IF. Little 
 
 Norsk 
 Olalla. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Old acquaintance. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Old Adam. Bourget, P. 
 Old age. Galsworthy, J. 
 Old agency. Woolson, C. F. 
 Old Agnete. Lagerlof, S. 
 Old Amable. Maupassant, G. de 
 Old Amiable. See Maupassant, G. de. Old 
 
 Amable 
 Old and new music. Hawthorne, J. 
 Old Andrey's experience as a musician. 
 
 Hardy, T. 
 Old apple dealer. Hawthorne, N. 
 Old Applcjoy's ghost. Stockton, F. R. 
 Old arithmetician. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Old bachelor of arts. Michclson, M. 
 Old bachelor's adventure. Reade, C. 
 Old Bascom place. Harris, J. C. 
 Old bell-ringer. Korolenko, V. G. 
 Old Brother Terrapin gets some fish. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 
 Old brown mare. Norris, W. E. 
 Old bundle. Corelli, M. 
 Old clothes; a Jimmie Preston story. Vorse, 
 
 M. H. 
 Old coat of dreams. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Old Daddy Deering. Garland, II. 
 Old dears. Cameron, M. 
 Old devil and three small devils. See Tol- 
 stoi, L. N. Ivan the fool 
 Old Dib's gold. Osbournc, L. 
 Old dog Tray. Osbournc, L. 
 Old dominie. Barric, J. M. 
 Old Easter. Stuart, R. M. 
 Old emigre. Mitford, M. R. 
 Old Esther Dudley. Hawthorne, N. 
 Old farm. Henry, O. 
 Old-fashioned farmers. Gogol, N. V. 
 Old-fashioned fuss. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Old-fashioned gentleman. See Smith, F. H. 
 Romance of an old-fashioned gentleman 
 
 Old-fashioned gentry. See Gogol, N. V. 
 Old-fashioned farmers 
 
 Old-fashioned school. French, A. W. 
 
 Old-fashioned school. Hawthorne N 
 
 Old fiddler. Spofiford, H. P. 
 
 Old flame. Hornung, E. W. 
 
 Old folks. See Daudet, A. Aged folk 
 
 Old folk's party. Bellamy, E. 
 
 Old four-poster. Besant, W., and Rice, J. 
 
 Old game. Van Dyke, H. 
 
 Old Gardiston. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 Old Gargoyle. Catherwood, M. H. 
 
 Old gentleman of the black stock. Page. 
 T. N. 
 
 Old Goodwin's wife. Hopkins, W. J. 
 
 Old Grinny-Granny wolf. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Old hag's long leather bag. MacManus, S. 
 
 Old immortality. Brown, A. 
 
 Old Jabe's marital experiments. Page, T. N. 
 
 Old Jackson. Norris, W. E. 
 
 Old Judas. See Maupassant, G. de. Father 
 Judas 
 
 Old Kaskaskia. Catherwood, j\I. H. 
 
 Old King Solomon's coronation. .S"*:^ Allen, 
 J. L. King Solomon of Kentuckv 
 
 Old Lady Mary. Oliphant, M. W". 
 
 Old Lady Pingree. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Old lady's restoration. King, G. E. 
 
 Old 'Lijah Bale's escape. Dyar, IM. 
 
 Old Madame. Spofiford, H. P. 
 
 Old maid. Balzac, H. de 
 
 Old maid. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Old maid. See Maupassant, G. de. Queen 
 
 Hortense 
 Old maid aunt. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Old maid's holiday. Norris, W. E. 
 Old maid's husband. Collins, W. 
 Old maid's Paradise. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Old major. Alcott, L. M. 
 Old man. Field, E. 
 Old man Eckert's. Bierce, A. 
 Old man Ely's proposal. French, A. W. 
 Old man Enright's love. Lewis, A. H. 
 Old man Enright's uncle. Lewis, A. H. 
 Old man of the sea. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Old man's fortunes. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Old man's troubles. Harris, J. C. 
 Old manse. Hawthorne, N. 
 Old men at Pcvensey. Kipling, R. 
 Old men of the twilight. Yeats, W. B. 
 Old Mr. Rabbit, he's a good fisherman. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Old Mongilet. Maupassant, G. de 
 Old Monte, official drunkard. Lewis, A. II. 
 Old mother Gibson. Michelson, M. 
 Old Mother Goose. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Old nurse's story. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Old Olaf. Thorcsen, M. 
 Old, old story. Besant, W., and Rice, J. 
 Old, old story. Bunner, H. C. 
 Old partisan. Thanet, O. 
 Old Peabody pew. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Old Peninsula house. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Old pipes and the dryad. Stockton, l'\ R. 
 Old planters. Page, T. N. 
 Old portraits. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Old Poz. Edgcworth, M. 
 Old professor. Harriman, K. E. 
 Old regime. Singmastcr, E. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 251 
 
 Old reporter. Williams, J. L. 
 Old roses. Parker, G. 
 Old salt. Viaud, J. 
 
 Old Sam Enright's romance. Lewis, A. II. 
 Old servant. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Old shrine. Phillpotts, E 
 Old silver. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Old singers. Jewett, S. O. 
 Old soldier's tale. Hogg, J. 
 Old stone house. Green, A. K. 
 Old Sue. Page, T. N. 
 Old Sunshine. Smith, F._ H. 
 Old Testament man. Phillpotts, E. 
 Old time Christmas. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 Old-time Christmas. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Old-time love story. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 Old Tory. Crockett, S. R. 
 Old wine in new bottles. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Old witch and the black cats. French, 
 A. W. ; 
 
 Old woman Izerofel. Gorky, M. 
 Old woman Magoun. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Old woman's tale. Hawthorne, N. 
 Ole 'Stracted. Page, T. N. 
 Oliphant, Lawrence, 1829-1888 
 Brigand's bride 
 
 /;; Stories by English authors, Italy 
 Oliphant, Mrs. Margaret Wilson, iSjS-rSg; 
 Little pilgrim 
 
 III Stories of the seen and unseen 
 Liv Age 153:472; 154:782 
 Macmillan M 46: i, 337 
 Little pilgrim; further experiences 
 
 III Stories of the seen and unseen 
 'Sir. Sandford 
 
 III Ways of life 
 Old Lady Mary 
 
 III Stories of the seen and unseen 
 Blackw 135: I 
 Eclectic M 102: 314 
 Liv Age 160: 234, 263 
 Open door 
 
 III Stories of the seen and unseen 
 Blackw 131: I 
 Liv Age 152: 269 
 Portrait 
 
 III Stories of the seen and unseen 
 Blackw 137: I 
 Eclectic M 104: 315 
 Liv Age 1.64: 292 
 Wonderful history of Mr. Robert Dalyell 
 In Ways of life 
 Olive grove. Maupassant, G. de 
 Olive Wincheser Wight. Moulton, L. C. 
 Oliver Cromwell. Sec Hawthorne, N. Bio- 
 graphical stories 
 Oliver's bag. France, A. 
 Oliver's three gifts. Loomis, C. B. 
 Olive's first story. Jordan, E. G. 
 Olivia. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Olympic victor; a storj^ of modern James. 
 
 Connolly, J. B. 
 Omnibus. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Omphale. Gautier, T. 
 On a higher level. Craddock. C. E. 
 On a hill-top. Harrison, C. C. 
 On a single card. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 On an errand of mercy. ]\Iatthews, J. B. 
 On behalf of the management. Henry, O. 
 On cats. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 On exhibition. Kipling, R. 
 
 On Frenchman's Bay. Harrison, C. C. 
 
 On George's shoals. Connolly, J. B. 
 
 On Grecnhow hill. Kipling, R. 
 
 On guard. Serao, M. 
 
 On Hell-fer-Sartain creek. Fox, J., jr. 
 
 On horseback to Kingdom Come. Fox, 
 
 J., jr. 
 On perfumes. Maupassant, G. de 
 On picket duty. Alcott, L. M. 
 On Shell-heap island. Jewett, S. O. 
 On the battlefield. Matthews, J. B. 
 On the birdcage road. Dyar, M. 
 On the black list. Warman, C. 
 On the blank side of the wall. Thanet, O. 
 On the bottom of the dory. Connolly, J. B. 
 On the bright shore. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 On the city wall. Kipling, R. 
 On the echo o' the morn. Connolly, J. B. 
 On the fever ship. Davis, Richard H. 
 On the Goodwin. Besant, W., and Rice, J. 
 On the great wall. Kipling, R. 
 On the gull's road. Gather, W. S. 
 On the hills. Dragoumis, J. D. 
 On the housetop. Barr, R. 
 On the journey. Maupassant, G. de 
 On the keys of Honduras. Payn, J. 
 On the limited. Warman, C. 
 On the links. Hibbard, G. A. 
 On the night train. Earle, M. T. 
 On the northern ice. Peattie, E. W. 
 On the plantation. King, G. E. 
 On the prairie. King, G. E. 
 On the railway. Maupassant, G. de 
 On the reef of Norman's woe. Parker, G. 
 On the ridge. Cutting, M. S. 
 On the river. Afaupassant, G. de 
 On the road to Hell-fer-Sartain. Fox, J., jr. 
 On the site of the great Kungahalla. Sec 
 
 Lagerlof, S. Queens at Kungahalla. 
 On the south shore. Crosby, M. 
 On the spot; or. The idler's house-party. 
 
 Morris, G. 
 On the staircase. Gerould, K. F. 
 On the stairs. Morrison, A. 
 On the steps of the city hall. Matthews, 
 
 J. B. 
 On the strength of a likeness. Kipling, R. 
 On the stroke of the clock. Moulton, L. C. 
 On the sunny shore. Sec Sienkiewicz, H. 
 
 On the bright shore. 
 On the trail of the lonesome pine. Fox, 
 
 J-, jr. 
 On the Walpole road. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 On the war-dragon's trail. Fox, J., jr. 
 On the way. Chekhov, A. P. 
 On the western circuit. Hardy, T. 
 On the word of Victor Paul. Earle, M. T. 
 On trial. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Onawandah. Alcott, L. M. 
 Once. Benson, E. F. 
 Once aboard the lugger. Quiller-Couch, 
 
 A. T. 
 Once at Red man's river. Parker, G. 
 Once more. Galsworthy. J. 
 Once more. Magruder, J. 
 Once to every man. Davis, C. B. 
 One and two. Besant, W. 
 One autumn night. Gorky, M. 
 One cent. Hale, E. E. 
 One chapter. Litchfield, G. D, 
 
252 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 One class day. Bates, A. 
 
 One crowded hour. Doj'le. A. C. 
 
 One dash — horses. Crane, S. 
 
 One day. Rjornson, B. 
 
 One day at Arle. Burnett, F. H. 
 
 One day's courtship. Barr, R. 
 
 One dollar's worth. Henry, O. 
 
 One evening. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 One from four. Page, T. N. 
 
 One good turn. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 One good turn. Hale, E. E. 
 
 One horse yarn. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 One kind of officer. Bicrce, A. 
 
 One-legged dancers. Jackson, H. H. 
 
 One man in a million. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 One man who was content. Van Rens- 
 
 salaer, M. G. 
 £1,000,000 bank note. Clemens, S. L. 
 One more martyr. Morris, G. 
 One morning in spring. Bates, A. 
 One of Bob's tramps. Smith, F. H. 
 One of Cleopatra's nights. Gautier, T. 
 One of life's paradoxes. Maupassant, G. 
 
 de 
 One of the elect. Ward, E. S. P. 
 One of the missing. Bierce, A. 
 One of the old girls. Ferber, E. 
 One of the thirty pieces. Bishop, W. H. 
 One of the world's wonders. Corelli, M. 
 One of those imposible Americans. Glas- 
 
 pell, S. 
 One of twins. Bierce, A. 
 One of us. King, G. E. 
 One officer, one man. Bierce, A. 
 One phase of love. Maupassant. G. de 
 One possessed: the crime doctor solves the 
 
 mystery of the brown devils. Hornung, 
 
 E. W. 
 One result. Litchfield, G. D. 
 One story is good until another is told. 
 
 Matthews, J. B., and Jessop, G. H. 
 One summer night. Bierce, A. 
 One Sunday. Masefield, J. 
 One thing needful. See Davis, C. B. Wm- 
 
 ter city favorite 
 One thousand dollars. Henry, O. 
 One thousand dozen. London, J. 
 One too many. Kirk, E. O. 
 One way. See Maupassant, G. de. Roger's 
 
 remedy 
 One way in. Hawkins, A. H. 
 One way of love. Bland, E. N. 
 One way to happiness. Gissing, G. R. 
 One who intervened. Jordan, E. G. 
 One woman's story; a study. Deland, M. 
 One woman's way. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Only a fly. Hale, E. E. 
 Only a subaltern. Kipling, R. 
 Only a waltz. Halevy, L. 
 Only an incident. Ward, H. D. 
 Only rose. Jewctt, S. O. 
 Only son. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Only son of his mother. Dragoumis, J. D. 
 Oondcr hoofdcn; or, The undcrcliff. ^Vi!lis, 
 
 N. P. 
 Oor lang hamc. Watson, J. 
 Opal. Sec Smith, F. II. In which certain 
 
 details, etc. 
 Open boat. Crane, S. 
 Open door. Oliphant, M. W. 
 Open-eyed conspiracy. Howclls, W. D. 
 
 Open shutter. Weyman, S. J. 
 
 Open window. Wright, M. O. 
 
 Opened door. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Opening of the Alpine tunnel. Warman, C. 
 
 Opera box. Futrelle, J. 
 
 Operation m money. Webster, A., jr. 
 
 Opinions of Gunner Barnabas. Kipling, R. 
 
 Oppressing the oppressor. Warman, C. 
 
 Optical dilemma. Stuart, R. M. 
 
 Oracles. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Orange lily. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Orange man. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 Oranges. Daudet, A. 
 
 Orchard. Ouida 
 
 Orchard-land; a children's story. Chambers, 
 
 R. W. 
 Ordeal. Craddock, C. E. 
 Ordeal at Mt. Hope. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Ordeal of Maude Joyce. Jordan, E. G. 
 Ordeal of Sister Cuthbcrt. Jordan, E. G. 
 Order. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Order and disorder. Barbauld, Mrs. A. L. 
 Orderly. Alarcon, P. A. de 
 Ordination of John Fairmeadow. Duncan, 
 
 N. 
 Ordronnaux. Spofford, H. P. 
 Oreads. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Oreste's patron. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Organist. Becquer, G. A. 
 Organist of Ponikla. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Oriana. Sigourney, L. H. 
 Orient. Maupassant, G. de 
 Origin of macaroni. Serao, M. 
 Origin of species. Kelly, M. 
 Origin of the ocean. Harris, J. C. 
 Original gentleman. French, A. W. 
 Original wedding present. Cutting, M. S. 
 Orion. See Parker, G. Watching the rise of 
 
 Orion 
 Orloff and his wife. Gorky, M. 
 Orphan. Maupassant, G. de 
 Orphans. Edgeworth, AI. 
 Orpheus. Dunbar, A. 
 Orpheus and Oisin. Sharp, W^ 
 Orpiment and Gamboge. Janvier, T. A. 
 Orso. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 O's head. Osbourne, L. 
 Osbourne, Lloyd, 1868- 
 Acid test 
 
 In Everybody's 26: 740 
 .Xniatua's sailor 
 
 /;; Queen vs. Billy 
 .\\vakcning of George Raymond 
 
 In Love, the fiddler 
 Beautiful man of Pingalap 
 In Queen vs. Billy 
 Cosmapol 29: 481 
 Ben 
 
 /;; Cosmopol 48: 147 
 Bolt from the blue 
 
 /;/ Hampton 24: 321 
 Bonesy 
 
 In Everybody's 21: 146 
 Brothers 
 
 In McClure 3S: 138 
 Captain Elijah Coe 
 
 /;; Wild justice 
 Chief engineer 
 In Love, the fiddler 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 253 
 
 Coal oil Johnny 
 
 In Motonnaniacs 
 Detty the detrimental 
 
 In Everybody's 23: 146 
 Devil's white man 
 
 In Queen vs. Billy 
 Dust of defeat 
 
 In Queen vs. Billy 
 Scrib M 28:465 
 Father Zosimus 
 
 /;; Queen vs. Billy 
 ffrenches first 
 
 In Love, the hddlcr 
 Forty years between 
 In Wild justice 
 McClure 20: 475 
 Frenchy's last job 
 In Queen vs. Billy 
 Cosmopol 28: 55 
 Fugitives of pleasure 
 In McClure 22:379 
 Glass-eyed Bill 
 
 In McClure 23:604 
 Golden castaways 
 
 In Love, the fiddler 
 Great bubble syndicate 
 
 In Motormaniacs 
 Great five-cent case 
 
 In Everybody's 22:70 
 Happiest day of his life 
 
 In Queen vs. Billy 
 Jones 
 
 In Motormaniacs 
 Kitten that did 
 
 In Canad M 34: 239 
 Labor captain 
 
 In Wild justice 
 Little flyer in love 
 
 In McClure 2i:6iS 
 Major Bronquard of the army 
 
 /;; Everybody's 30: 66 
 Mascot of battery B 
 
 In Love, the fiddler 
 Mr. Bob 
 
 In Wild justice 
 Motormaniacs 
 
 In Motormaniecs 
 Old Dib's gold 
 In Wild justice 
 
 Booklover's M 6: 72 
 Old dog Tray 
 
 In McClure 25:623 
 O's head 
 
 In Wild justice 
 Phantom city 
 
 In Queen vs. Billy 
 Professor No No 
 /)), Wild justice 
 Sunset 16: 318 
 Queen versus Billy 
 
 In Queen vs. Billy 
 Renegade 
 
 In Wild justice 
 Schmidt 
 In Schmidt 
 
 Everybody's 13: 2 
 Security of the high seas 
 In Wild justice 
 
 Three speeds forward; an automobile love 
 story 
 In Three speeds forward 
 Everybody's 15: 168 
 Tin diskers 
 
 In Tin diskers 
 Wild waters 
 
 In McClure 26: 434 
 Oscar and Louise. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Osgood's predicament. Stoddard, E. D. B. 
 Oshidori. Hearn, L. 
 Other bed. Benson, E. F. 
 Other doors. Vorse, M. H. 
 Other Englishman. Weyman, S. J. 
 Other lady. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Other lodgers. Bierce, A. 
 Other man. Kipling, R. 
 Other man. Train, A. C. 
 Other Mrs. Dill. Brown, A. 
 Other people's luxury. Bourget, P. 
 Other side. French, A. W. 
 Other side. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Other two. Wharton, E. 
 Other wise man. See Van Dyke, H. Story 
 
 of the other wise man 
 Other woman. Davis, Richard H. 
 Ottilia. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Otto of the silver hand. Pyle, H. 
 Otto the knight. Thanet, O. 
 Quida, pseud. (Louise De La Ramee), 1840- 
 1908 
 Ambitious rose-tree 
 
 In Bimbi 
 Anarchist 
 
 In La Strega 
 Assassin 
 
 In Two offenders 
 Beauty of Vicq d'Azyr 
 
 In Cecil Castlemaine's gage 
 Branch of lilac 
 
 In Dog of Flanders 
 Lippinc 8: 440, 602 
 El brug 
 
 /;; La Strega 
 
 Two new dog stories 
 Bullfinch 
 
 In Ruftino 
 Cecil Castlemaine's gage 
 
 In Cecil Castlemaine's gage 
 Chatelaine sans chateau 
 In Bentley 5°: 221 
 Liv Age 71:365 
 Child of Urbino 
 
 In Bimbi 
 Deadly dash 
 
 In Cecil Castlemame's gage 
 Dog of Flanders 
 /;; Dog of Flanders 
 
 Stories by English authors, Germany 
 Tappan, "E. M. Children's hour 10: 
 
 136 
 Lippinc 9: 79 
 Findelkind_ 
 In Bimbi 
 
 Belgravia 42: 320 
 Lippinc 26: 438 
 General's match-making 
 
 In Cecil Castlemaine's gage 
 Halt 
 
 In Santa Barbara 
 
254 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Ouida —Coiitiuucd. 
 House party 
 
 In House party 
 In the apple-country 
 
 III Bimbi 
 Ingrate 
 
 In Two offenders 
 Lady Marabout's troubles 
 
 //( Cecil Castlcniaine's gage 
 Lampblack 
 
 In Bimbi 
 Leaf in the storm 
 
 In Dog of Flanders 
 
 Stories by English aulhrirs, h'rance 
 Lemon tree 
 
 In Silver Christ 
 Little earl 
 
 In Bimbi 
 
 Belgravia 44: 300 
 Little Grand and the Marchioness 
 
 /;( Cecil Castlcniaine's gage 
 Colburn 119: 10 
 Little thief 
 
 In Cosmopol 28: 552 
 IMeleagri's Gallopavo 
 
 In Bimbi 
 AToufflou 
 
 In Bimbi 
 Niirnberg stove 
 
 In Bimbi 
 Orchard 
 
 In Ruffino 
 Pousette 
 
 In Santa Barbara 
 Provence rose 
 
 /;( Dog of Flanders 
 
 Lippinc 7: 561; 8: 27 
 Rainjr June 
 
 In Rainy June 
 Rinaldo 
 
 In Santa Barbara 
 La Rossiccia 
 
 In Santa Barbara 
 Ruftino 
 
 In Ruffino 
 Ruffo and Ruff 
 
 In La Strega 
 
 Two new dog stories 
 Santa Barbara 
 
 In Santa Barbara 
 Silver chimes and golden fetters 
 
 In Bcntley 47: 78 
 Silver Christ 
 
 In Silver Christ 
 Stable-boy 
 
 In Santa Barbara 
 Story of a crayon-licad 
 
 In Cecil Castlcniaine's gage 
 La Strega 
 - In La Strega 
 Study a la Louis Quinze 
 
 In Cecil Castlcniaine's gage 
 Talisman; a parable 
 
 In Harp W 47: 2020 
 Tonia; a story of crime from poverty- 
 
 In Cosmopol 20: 190 
 Toto 
 
 In La Strega 
 
 Two new dog stories 
 
 Trottolino 
 In Ruffino 
 
 "Our anchel." Long, J. L. 
 
 Our archery club. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Our aromatic uncle. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Our cousin Sonia. Maartens, M. 
 
 Our Derby sweepstakes. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Our dogs. Brown, J. 
 
 Our English neighbors. Alaupassant, G. de 
 
 Our fathers have told us. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Our friend Patience. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Our Grouchometer club. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Our harbor. Duncan, N. 
 
 Our honeymoon summer. Bachcller, I. A. 
 
 Our lady of lies. Maartens, M. 
 
 Our last walk. Collins, W. 
 
 Our letters. Maupassant, G. de . 
 
 Our little world. Lindau, R. 
 
 Our Lord and St. Peter. Lagerlof, S. 
 
 Our Mr. Jupp. Gissing, G. R. 
 
 Our new crusade. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Our new neighbors at Ponkapog. Aldrich, 
 T. B. 
 
 Our new servant. Barrie, J. M. 
 
 Our next-door neighbor. Dickens, C. 
 
 Our peasants. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Our pirate Hoard. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Our second girl. Stowe, H. B. 
 
 Our story. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Our street. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Our summer boarders. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Out of a pioneer's trunk. Harte, B. 
 
 Out of debt, out of danger. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 Out of her class. Davis, C. B. 
 
 Out of Nazareth. jMoulton. L. C. 
 
 Out of season. Harrison, C. C. 
 
 Out of the depths. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Out of the question. Howells, W. D. 
 
 Out of the rose. Yeats, W. B. 
 
 Out of the running. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Out of Thun. Barr, R. 
 
 Out of work. Zola, E. 
 
 Out on the road. Warman, C. 
 
 Out there. Glaspell, S. 
 
 Outcast. Sec Crockett, S. R. \'ernon the 
 traitor 
 
 Outcast. Page, T. N. 
 
 Outcasts. Gorky, M. 
 
 Outcasts of Poker Flat. Hartc. B. 
 
 Outdoorland. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Outlaws. Lagerlof, S. 
 
 Outpost of progress. Conrad, J. 
 
 Outrageous Miss Dawn-Dream. Long, J. L. 
 
 D'Outre mort. Spofford. H. P. 
 
 Outsailed. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Outside. Pratt, L. 
 
 Outside the door. Benson, E. F. 
 
 Outside the prison. Da\is, Richard H. 
 
 Outsider; a storv of the I5oer war. Kip- 
 ling, R. 
 
 Oval portrait. Poe, E. .\. 
 
 Over a wood fire. MitcluU, D. G. 
 
 Over on the t'other niountini;-. Cradtlock, 
 C. I'. 
 
 Over the mountain. Ilarbcn. W. X. 
 
 Over the plum-pudding. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Over the side. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Ovcrseasoned. Chekhov, A. P. 
 
 Oversight. Dyar, M. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 255 
 
 Overton, Gwendolen, 1876- 
 Alternativc 
 
 /;;_ Harper 119: 755 
 David 
 
 In Atlan 108: 634 
 Esther's Christmas 
 
 //( St N 37:227 
 Golden chain 
 
 In Golden chain 
 Honors of defeat 
 
 In Hampton 26: 105 
 Miss Etherington 
 
 In Harper 114: 592 
 Price 
 
 In Harper 124: 205 
 Speech of deeds 
 
 In Harper 114: 368 
 Tragedy of first love 
 In Harper 118: 959 
 Who aims a star 
 
 In Harper 120: 680 
 Worldly Miss Revelle 
 In Harper 118: 471 
 Overwhelming Saturday. Tarkington, B. 
 Owen Wingrave. James. H. 
 Owl's ear. Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, A. 
 Owl's story. See Smith, F. H. Club chest- 
 nuts warmed over 
 Owner of the mill farm. Garland, H. 
 Oysters. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Ozaki, Yei Theodora 
 
 Tongue-cup sparrow (Japanese) 
 
 //( Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i: 
 334 
 
 P. A. I. L. W. R. Cameron, M. 
 
 Pack. Donnell, A. H. 
 
 Pack. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Paddy Mullowney's travels in France. Sec 
 
 Lover, S. Gridiron 
 Padre Ignazio. Wister, O. 
 Paduan pastoral. See Hewlett, M. H. Ip- 
 
 polita of the hills 
 Pagan and a puritan. Michelson, M. 
 Pagan of the south. Parker, G. 
 Pagan seal-wife. Field, E. 
 Page of history. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Page, Thomas Nelson, 1853- 
 Among the camps 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Among tlie camps 
 Andrew. See Page, T. N. How Andrew 
 
 carried the precinct 
 Bigot 
 In Land of the spirit 
 Scrib M 48:533 
 Billington's valentine 
 III Works V 10 _ 
 Pastime stories 
 Bred in the bone 
 In Works v 9 
 
 Bred in the bone 
 Cent 62: 939 
 Brother to Diogenes 
 In Under the crust 
 Scrib M 39: 290 
 
 Burial of the guns 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Burial of the guns 
 Warner library 
 Scrib M 15: 410 
 Captured Santa Clans 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Among the camps 
 Captured Santa Ciaus 
 Charlie Whittler's Christmas party 
 /;; Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Christmas hare-hunt in old Virginia. Sec 
 
 Page, T. N. Long hillside 
 Christmas peace 
 In Works v 9 
 
 Bred in the bone 
 Page story book 
 Cornwallis. See Page, T. N. True story 
 of the surrender of the Marquis Corn- 
 wallis 
 Danger of being too thorough 
 In Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Duellist. See Page, T. N. When the 
 
 colonel was a duellist 
 Dullet. See Page, T. N. Prosecution of 
 
 Mrs. Dullet 
 Editor. See Page, T. N. Her sympathetic 
 
 editor 
 Elsket 
 
 In Works v 9 
 
 Bred in the bone 
 Elsket 
 
 Scrib M 10:226 
 "George Washington's'' last duel 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Cosmopol 8: 701 
 Geranium leaves. See Page, T. N. She 
 
 had on her geranium leaves 
 Goth 
 
 /;( Under the crust 
 Scrib M 41: 129 
 Gray jacket of "No. 4" 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Burial of the guns 
 Cent 44: 27 
 Great-grandmother. Sec Page, T. N. Her 
 
 grcat-grandmothcf's ghost 
 He knew what was due the com-t 
 In Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 He would have gotten a lawyer 
 In Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Her great-grandmother's ghost 
 In Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Her sympathetic editor 
 In Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Hostage 
 
 In Under the crust 
 How Andrew carried the precinct 
 In Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 How Jinny eased her mind 
 /;; Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 
256 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Page, Thomas Nelson —Conlbiucd. 
 How Relius "bossed tlie ranch" 
 /); Works v lo 
 Pastime stories 
 How the captain made Christmas 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Burial of the guns 
 Scrib M 14: 779 
 Isrul's bargain 
 /;; Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Jack and Jake 
 /;/ Works v 1 1 
 
 Among the camps 
 Page story book 
 John's wedding suit 
 /;; Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Kittykin; and the part she played in the 
 war 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Among the camps 
 Page story book 
 Leander's light 
 
 In Under the crust 
 
 Cent 74: 376 
 
 Little confederate hero 
 
 In Page story book 
 Little Darby 
 /» Works V 2 
 
 P>urial of the guns 
 Scrib M 16: 285. 457 
 Long hillside 
 In Works v 9 
 
 Bred in the bone 
 Mam' Lyddy's recognition 
 In Works v 9 
 
 Bred in the bone 
 Marse Chan; a talc of old Virginia 
 In Works v i 
 
 In old Virginia 
 Marse Chan 
 
 Stories by American authors v 9 
 Cent 27:932 
 Meh Lady; a story of the war 
 In Works v i 
 
 In ole Virginia 
 Cen t 32: 187 
 Mi^i^^igerTTcr's roses 
 In Works v 2 
 
 P)urial of the guns 
 Scrib M 12: 650 
 Miss Goodwin's inheritance 
 In Under the crust 
 Scrib M t,6: 173 
 My cousin Fanny 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Burial of the guns 
 Cent 45: 178 
 My friend, the doctor 
 In Under the crust 
 Scrib M 40: 539 
 Nancy Pansy 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Among the camps 
 Page story book 
 New agent at Lelianon station 
 In Under the crust 
 
 Ladies' H J 22: Ap-My p 7, 9 
 
 No haid pawn 
 In Works v i 
 
 In ole Virginia 
 
 Stories of the South (Stories from 
 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M i: 410 
 Old gentleman of the black stock 
 In Works v 8 
 
 Old gentleman of the j^lack stock 
 Harper 89: 774 
 Old Jabe's marital experiments 
 In Works v 9 
 
 Bred in the bone 
 Cent 64: 704 
 Old planters 
 
 In Land of the spirit 
 Cent 78: 3 
 Old Sue 
 /;; Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Ole 'Stracted 
 In Works v i 
 
 In ole Virginia 
 Harper yi'- 696 
 One from four 
 In Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Outcast 
 
 In Land of the spirit 
 P'laski's tunament 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Burial of the guns 
 Elsket 
 
 Harper 82: iii 
 Polly; a Christmas recollection 
 In Works v i 
 In ole Virginia 
 Polly 
 
 Harper 74: 2,7 
 Prosecution of Mrs. Dullet 
 In Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Rachel's lovers 
 
 In Works v 10 
 Rasmus 
 
 /;; W'orks v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Relius. See Page, T. N. How Relius 
 
 "bossed the rancli" 
 Run to seed 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Elsket and other stories 
 
 Stories of the railway (Stories from 
 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M 10: 367 
 Santa Clans. Sec Page, T. N. Captured 
 
 Santa Clans 
 Santa Clans partner 
 /;; Works v 8 
 
 Santa Claus partner 
 Slio had on her geranium leaves 
 /;; Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Shepherd who watched by night 
 /;( Land of the spirit 
 Scrib M ^3: 365 
 Sheriff's bluff" 
 In Works v 9 
 
 Bred in the bone 
 Scrib M 31 : 436 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 257 
 
 Soldier of the empire 
 /;; Works v 9 
 
 Bred in the bone 
 Elsket and other stories 
 Spectre in the cart 
 In Works v 9 
 
 Bred in the hone 
 Scrib M 26: 179 
 Stable of the inn 
 
 In Land of the spirit 
 Story of Charles Harris 
 In Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Stranger's pew 
 
 in Land of the spirit 
 Scrib M 48:68s 
 Thomas's baptism 
 
 In Scrib M 54: 204 
 Tommy Trot's visit to Santa Clans 
 
 In Tommy Trot's visit 
 Trick-doctor 
 
 In Land of the spirit 
 Scrib M 50: 272 
 True story of the surrender of the Marquis 
 Cornwallis 
 /;; Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Two little confederates 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Page story book 
 Two little confederates 
 Two prisoners 
 In Works v 11 
 Two prisoners 
 "Unc' Edinbug's drowndin' " 
 In Works v i 
 
 In ole Virginia 
 "Unc' Edinbug's drowntlin' " 
 Harper 72: 304 
 Uncle Jack's views on geography 
 /;; Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Wedding suit. .S"t'^ Page, T. N. John's 
 
 wedding suit 
 When little Mordecai was at the bar 
 /;; Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 When the colonel was a duellist 
 In Works v 10 
 Pastime stories 
 Page of history. Maupassant, G. de 
 Paget, Violet (Vernon Lee, pseud.), 1856- 
 Aniour dure 
 In Hauntings 
 
 Murray i: 49, 188 
 Dionea 
 
 In Hauntings 
 Featureless wisdom 
 
 In Pope Jacynth 
 In the Tuscan Maremma 
 
 In Harper 106: 237 
 Lady and death 
 
 In Pope Jacynth 
 Lady Tal 
 
 In Vanitas 
 Legend of Madame Krasinska 
 In Legend of Madame Krasinska 
 Vanitas 
 Fortn S2-2,77 
 
 Okc of Okehurst 
 
 /;; Hauntings 
 Phantom lover 
 
 In Phantom lover 
 Pope Jacynth 
 
 In Pope Jacynth 
 Prince Albcric and the snake lady 
 
 In Pope Jacynth 
 St. Eudicmon and his orange tree 
 
 In Pope Jacynth 
 Sister Benvenuta and Christ cliild 
 
 In Fortn 84: supp i 
 Wedding chest 
 
 In Pope Jacynth 
 Wicked voice 
 
 /;.' Hauntings 
 Worldly woman 
 In Vanitas 
 Painful memory. Bjornson, B. 
 Painted pitcher. Pyle, H. 
 Painter and his picture. Harraden, B. 
 Painter's adventure. Irving, W. 
 Painter's bargain. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Pair of hands. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Pair of patient lovers. Howells, W. D. 
 Pair of silk stockings. Kirk, E. O. 
 Palestine pilgrim. Zangwill, I. 
 Palctto's iM-ide. W^illis, N. P. 
 Pa!' iniilas. Janvier, T. A. 
 Palumitas lion-hunt. Janvier, T. A. 
 Pan. Huneker, J. G. 
 
 Pan and the crusader. Sherwood, M. P. 
 Panch-Phul Ranee. Frere, M. 
 Pancha; a story of Monterey. Janvier, 
 
 T. A. 
 Pancrazia's hair. Hichens, R. S. 
 Pandolfo del Nero is buried alive with his 
 
 lady. Bandello, M. 
 Pandora. James, H. 
 
 Pangborn, Georgia Wood (Mrs. H. L. Pang- 
 born) 1872- 
 At Ephesus 
 
 In Interventions 
 Broken glass 
 In Interventions 
 Scrib M 50: 246 
 By the Sawyer method 
 
 /)/ Interventions 
 Convalescence of Gerald 
 /;/ Interventions 
 Scrib M 35: 496 
 Dispensation 
 
 In Interventions 
 
 Everybody's 15:302 
 Doubting castle 
 
 In Bookm 23: 492 
 E. Holbrook's patience 
 /;; Interventions 
 
 Appleton's M 8: 139 
 Experimenter 
 In Interventions 
 Scrib M 46: 272 
 Fourth watch 
 
 /;/ Bookm 24: 251 
 Ghost llower 
 
 In Bookm 26: 310 
 Gray collie 
 
 In Interventions 
 Scrib M 34: 95 
 Intruder 
 In Harper 115: 112 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Pangborn, Georgia Wood -CoiUiinicd. 
 Martha 
 
 In Interventions 
 Munncrn 
 
 In Scrib M 55:583 
 Ogre's tragedy 
 
 In Delin 65: 652 
 Rasselas in the vegetable kingdom 
 
 In Interventions 
 Rubber stamp 
 In Interventions 
 Scrib M 50: 307 
 Son of the woods 
 In Interventions 
 Tempered wind 
 
 In Interventions 
 Turned out to grass 
 /;; Interventions 
 Harper 114: 277 
 Pango Wango. See Parker, G. How 
 
 Pango Wango was annexed 
 Pansies and water-lilies. Alcott, L. M. 
 Pansy Billings. Jackson, H. H. 
 Pansy vase. Moulton, L. C. 
 Panther; a talc of temptation. French, 
 
 A. W. 
 Panther of Jolton's ridge. Craddock, C. E. 
 Papers. James, H. 
 Papoose. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Pappas Narkissos. Bikelas, D. 
 Parables of a province. Parker, G. 
 Paradise of children. Hawthorne, N. 
 Paradise ranch. Morris, G. 
 Paradox. Wyatt, E. F. 
 Parasite. Doyle, A. C. 
 Pardon of Becky Day. Fox, J., jr. 
 "Pardon, you are Mademoiselle Girard!" 
 
 Merrick, L. 
 Parents and children. Ouiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Parents' assistant. Wyatt, E. F. 
 Parish of St. Thomas Equinas. Gray, D 
 Pari^icnne. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Parker, Sir Gilbert, i. e. Horatio Gilbert. 
 1862- 
 Absurd romance of P'tite Louison 
 /;; W^orks v i r 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Across the jumping sandhills 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Adventurer of the North 
 All the world's mad 
 /;; Works v 14 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Amial)le revenge 
 In Works v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Andrew Vcnlaw. See Parker, G. Chief 
 
 factor 
 Annette. See Parker, (i. Trai^ic ((imcdy 
 
 of Annette 
 Antoine and Angeli(|ue 
 In Works v 1 
 
 I'ierrc and his people 
 As deep as the sea 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 At Bambcr's boom 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Adventurer of the North 
 
 At Point o' Bugles 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Romany of the snows 
 Idler 6: 603 
 At the mercy of Tiberius 
 In Works v 14 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Pall Mall M 20:4 
 At the sign of the Eagle 
 In Works v 7 
 
 Liv Age 198:264 
 National R (Lond) 21:518 
 Babiche. See Parker. G. Little Bahichc 
 Bamber's boom. See Parker, G. .\t Bam- 
 
 ber's boom 
 Barbara Golding 
 In Works v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Baron of Beaugard 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Idler 6: 305 
 Belle Amour. See Parker, G. Pilot of 
 
 Belle Amour 
 Blind beggar and the little red peg 
 In Works v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Bridge house 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Adventurer of the North 
 Buckmaster's boy 
 /;; Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Budgery-Gar. See Parker, G. High 
 
 court of Budgery-Gar 
 By that place called Perad venture 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Camp-meeting at Mayo 
 
 In Cosmopol 53: 51 
 Castaway of the South 
 
 In Eng Illust 9: 210 
 Chief factor 
 
 In Chief factor 
 Cipher 
 
 In Works v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Crimson flag 
 In W'orks v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Cruise of the "Ninety-three" 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Romany of the snows 
 Cumner's son 
 In Works v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Cypress Hills. See Parker, G. Patrol of 
 
 the Cypress Hills 
 Derelict 
 In Works v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 J)esertion of Maliamnu'd Selini 
 In Works v 14 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Didds, R. N. 
 In Works v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Epaulettes 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Adventurer of the North 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIF.S 
 
 259 
 
 Epic in yellow 
 In Works v 5 
 Cuniner's son 
 Error of the day 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Everybody's 15: 44 
 Eye of the needle 
 In Works v 14 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Pall Mall M 19:292 
 Fielding- had an orderly 
 In Works v 14 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Pall Mall M 18:450 
 Fight with the bear 
 
 In Pomp of the Lavilettes 
 Filibuster 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Adventurer of the North 
 Finding of Fingall 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Adventurer of the North 
 McClure 3:348 
 Flight of the McMahons 
 
 In Cosmopol 54^ 184 
 Flood 
 
 In Works v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Flower of the flock 
 In Works v 14 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Pall Mall M 22: 500 
 Forge in the valley 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Fragment of lives 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Friend of the commune 
 In Works v S 
 Cumner's son 
 Eng Illust 10:61 
 Liv Age 195: 651 
 George's wife 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Gift of the simple king 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Adventurer of the North 
 Idler 6:255 
 Girl and the anarch 
 
 In Cosmopol 50: 35 
 God's garrison 
 In Works v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Going of the white swan 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Adventurer of the north 
 Going of the white swan 
 Scrib M 17:65 
 Golden pipes 
 In Works v il 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Great Minus 
 
 In Scrib M 54:665 
 Great white chief. See Parker, G. Woods- 
 man's story of the great white chief 
 Grindstone and the drum. See Parker, G. 
 Price of the grindstone 
 
 Guardian of the fire 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turnmg 
 Guest that tarried 
 
 In Collier's 43: Je26p 13 
 Hazard of the North 
 In Works v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 1 le would not be denied 
 /;; Works v 14 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Healing springs and the pioneers 
 1)1 Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 High court of Budgcry-Gar 
 In Works v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Hill of pains 
 
 In Hill of pains 
 House with the broken shutter 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Eng Illust 12 No. I : i 
 House with the tall porch 
 In Works v n 
 
 Lane that had no turnmg 
 McClure i: 533 
 How Pango Wango was annexed 
 In Works v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 John Enderby 
 
 In Works v 13 
 Lake of the Great Slave 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Adventurer of the North 
 Idler 6: 143 
 Lane that had no turning 
 In Works v n 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Level crossing 
 
 In Cosmopol 5^: 1/5 
 Light of other days 
 In Works v 14 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Lime-burner. See Parker, G. Story of 
 
 the lime-burner 
 Little Babiche 
 In Work v 2 
 
 Romany of the snows 
 Little bell of honour 
 In Works v n 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Cent 51:881 
 Little masquerade 
 III Works V 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Little widow of Jansen 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Lodge in the wilderness 
 /;; Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Lone corvette 
 III Works V 5 
 Cumne.r's son 
 Lovely bully 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Adventurer of the North 
 Mahommed Selim. See Parker, G. De- 
 sertion of ]\laliommed Selim 
 
26o 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Parker, Sir Gilbert -Coiiliuiird. 
 Alalachi 
 
 //; Works v 2 
 
 Adventurer of the North 
 Eng Illust 12 No. 2: 9 
 Man, a famine, and a heathen boy 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Man at the wheel 
 /); Works v 14 
 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Atlan 83:785 
 Canad M 13: loi 
 Man that died at Alma 
 III Works V 1 1 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 March of the white guard 
 1)1 Works V 8 
 
 March of the white guard 
 Tavistock tales 
 
 Good Words 32: Christmas no. 51 
 Marcile 
 
 /;; Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Marriage of the miller 
 /;; W'orks v 11 
 
 Lane that liad no turning- 
 Masquerade. See Parker, G. Little Mas- 
 querade 
 Mathurin 
 
 III Works V II 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Liv Age 212: 112 
 Medallion's whim 
 III W'orks V II 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Michel and Angela 
 III W'orks V 13 
 
 Harper loi : 685, 895 
 My wife's lovers 
 III Works V 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Norah 
 
 III Collier's 44: D 25 p 11 
 Old roses 
 
 III Works V 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Liv Age 194:382 
 On the reef of Norman's woe 
 In Works v 14 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Pall Mall M 19:436 
 Once at Red man's river 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Orion. See Parker, G. Watching the rise 
 
 of Orion 
 Pagan of the South 
 In Works v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Pango Wango. See Parker, G. How 
 
 Pango Wango was annexed 
 i'arables of a province 
 III Works v 1 1 
 
 Lane that iiad no turning 
 J'arpon the dwarf 
 /;/ Works v 1 1 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 
 Patrol of the Cypress Hills 
 In W'orks v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Warner library 
 Peradventure. 5"^^ Parker, G. By that 
 
 place called Peradventure 
 Pere Champagne 
 In Works v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Pilot of Belle Amour 
 In Works v 5 
 
 Romany of the snows 
 Cosmopol 15: 334 
 Pipi valley 
 III A\'orks V I 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Planter's wife 
 In Works v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Plunderer 
 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Romany of the snows 
 Point o' Bugles. See Parker, G. At Point 
 
 o' Bugles 
 Pomp of the Lavillettes 
 In Vv^orks v 7 
 
 Pomp of the Lavillettes 
 Prairie vagabond 
 In Works v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Pretty Pierre 
 
 In Eng Illust 9: 583 
 Price of the grindstone and the drum 
 III Works V 14 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Pall Mall M 19: 149 
 Prisoner 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 P'tite Louison. See Parker, G. Absurd 
 
 Romance of P'tite Louison 
 Qu'appelle 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Rawley's last gamble 
 In Canad M 30: 110 
 Red man's river. See Parker, G. Once 
 
 at Red man's river 
 Red patrol 
 III Works V 2 
 
 Adventurer of the North 
 Eng Illust 12 No. 4:33 
 Reef of Norman's woe. See Parker, G. 
 
 On the reef of Norman's woe 
 Romany of the snows 
 /;; Works v 2 
 
 Romany of the snows 
 Sable Spartan 
 In Works v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Sanctuary of the plains 
 In Works v i 
 
 I'ierre and his people 
 Scarlet hunter ' 
 In Works \- i 
 
 Pierre autl his people 
 Liv Age 193: 4(>5 
 Macmillan O5: 376 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 261 
 
 She of the triple chevron 
 In Works v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Shon McGann's toboggan ride 
 In Works v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Singing of the bees and the white omen 
 In Works v 1 1 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Eng Illust 12 No. ;: 23 
 Son of the wilderness 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Spoil of the puma 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Romany of the snows 
 Cosmopol 15: 80 
 Stake and the plumb-line 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Everj'body's 14: 156, 308 
 Stone 
 
 In Works v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Story of the lime-burner 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Ridpath's library of universal liter- 
 ature 
 Stranger's hut 
 In Works v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Stroke of the hour 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Tall master 
 In Works v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Liv Age 195:665 
 National R (Lond) 20: 108 
 "There is sorrow on the sea"; a Lancashire 
 story 
 In Works v 13 
 
 Crockett, S. R. Tales of our coast 
 Idler 7: 297 
 There was a little city 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 New R 12: 589 
 Three commandments in the vulgar 
 tongue 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Romany of the snows 
 Atlan 73: 613 
 Three McMahons 
 
 In Cosmopol 51:400 
 Three outlaws 
 In Works v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 Tiberius. See Parker, G. At the Mercy 
 
 of Tiberius 
 Times were hard in Pontiac 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 To-morrow 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Tragedy of nobodies 
 In Works v i 
 
 Pierre and his people 
 
 Tragic comedy of Annette 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Trail of the sun dogs 
 In Works v 2 
 
 Romany of the snows 
 Translation of a savage 
 In Works v 7 
 
 Translation of a savage 
 Lippinc 51: 649 
 Treaty of peace 
 In Works v 14 
 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Pall Mall M 21:540 
 Tyrant and a lady 
 In Works v 14 
 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Uncle Jim 
 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Unpardonable liar 
 In Unpardonable liar 
 Eng Illust II : 51, 162 
 Upset price 
 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning- 
 Vulgar fraction 
 In Vv^orks v 5 
 Cumner's son 
 Watching the rise of Orion 
 /// Works V 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Booklover's M 7:281 
 When the swallows homeward fly 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Delin 66: 1075 
 While the lamp holds out to burn 
 In Works v 14 
 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Whisperer 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Northern lights 
 Cosmopol 40: 503 
 White swan. Sec Parker, G. Going of the 
 
 white swan 
 White weaver 
 
 In Macmillan's M 66:462 
 Widow of Jansen. See Parker, G. Little 
 
 widow of Jansen 
 
 Woman in the morgue 
 
 In Liv Age 190: T,T,i 
 
 Macmillan's M 64: 104 
 Woodsman's story of the Great White 
 Chief 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 McClure 2: 130 
 Worker in stone 
 In Works v 1 1 
 
 Lane that had no turning 
 Young lion of Dedan 
 In Works v 14 
 Donovan Pasha 
 Pall Mall M 27: 475 
 Parker Anderson, philosopher. Bierce, A. 
 Parlour orator. Dickens, C. 
 Parley, the porter. More, H. 
 Parley under false colors. Janvier, T. A. 
 Parlor car; a farce. Howells, W. D. 
 
262 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Parlous wholeness of Ephraim. Fcrnald, 
 C. B. 
 
 Parpon the dwarf. Parker, G. 
 
 Parricide. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Parrot. Freeman, M. I^. W. 
 
 Parrot. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Parrot. Morris, G. 
 
 Parsnip stew. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Parson Jack's fortune. Quiller-C'oucli, A. T. 
 
 Parson of Jackman's gulch. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Parsonage. Kielland, A. L. 
 
 Parson's horse-race. Stowe, 11. P). 
 
 Parson's scruple. Collins, W. 
 
 Part of an old story. Allen, J. L. 
 
 Parthenon by way of Papendrociit. Smith, 
 F. H. 
 
 Parting. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Parting. Goeringer, I. 
 
 Parting and a meeting-. Howells, W. D. 
 
 Parting friends; a tragedy. Howells, W. D. 
 
 Parting of the clouds. French, A. W. 
 
 Partner. Conrad, J. 
 
 Partners. Brown, A. 
 
 Partners for a day. Garland, H. 
 
 Party at Madeira's. Martin, E. S. 
 
 Party spirit. See Edgeworth, M. Barring 
 out 
 
 Pasha's prisoner. Barr, R. 
 
 Pasha's son. Taylor, B. 
 
 Pasquale's picture. Fuller, H. B. 
 
 Pasquali, the tailor of Venice. Willis, N. P. 
 
 Pasque Florida. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Passage in the life of Mr. John Oakhurst. 
 Harte, B. 
 
 Passage in the life of Mr. Watkins Tottle. 
 Dickens, C. 
 
 Passage of the Red Sea. Murger. H. 
 Passages from a relinquished work. Haw- 
 thorne, N. 
 Passages from the journal of a social wreck. 
 
 Crosby, M. 
 Passeur. Chambers, R. W. 
 Passing of Abraham Shivers. Fox, J., jr. 
 Passing of Black Eagle. Henry, O. 
 Passing of Cock-eye Blacklock. Norris, F. 
 Passing of Domsie. Watson, J. 
 Passing of Enriquez. Harte, B. 
 Passing of Grandisson. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 Passing of Hope Abbott. Jordan, E. G. 
 Passing of Mclvor. Warman, C. 
 Passing of Marcus O'Brien. London, J. 
 Passing of Sister Barsett. Jewett, S. O. 
 Passing of the third floor back. Jerome, 
 
 J. K. 
 Passing of Thomas. Janvier, T. A. 
 Passing stranger. Garland, H. 
 Passion. Maupassant, G. de 
 Passion in the desert. Balzac, II. de 
 Passionate pilgrim. James, 11. 
 Passport. Maartens, M. 
 Passport to paradise. Kelly, M. 
 Past one at Rooney's. Henry, O. 
 Past redemption. Watson, J. 
 Paste. James, II. 
 Patagonia. James, H. 
 Patchwork school. l"'reeman, M. E. W. 
 Path-master. Chambers, R. W. 
 Path of duty. James, H. 
 Path of iMurtoch; an Irish story, h'rederic, 
 
 M. 
 Patii of stars. Brown, A. 
 
 Path to Spain. Cutting, M. S. 
 I 'ath finding in the Northwest. Warman, C. 
 I'athrick's proxy. MacManus, S. 
 Patient Griselda. Boccaccio, G. 
 Patient Kitty. Payne, J. 
 Patient waiter. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Patriach. Sigourney, L. H. 
 Patrol of the Cypress Hills. Parker, G. 
 Patron. Maupassant, G. de 
 Patron of art. Cameron, M. 
 Patron of art. Davis, Richard, H. 
 Patronage of High Bear. Wister, O. 
 Patsie Oddie's black night. Connolly, J. B. 
 Patsy. See Wiggin, K. D. Story of Patsy 
 Patty's place. Alcott, L. M. 
 Pauline. Dumas, A. 
 Paul's case. Gather, W. S. 
 Paul's mistress. Maupassant, G. de 
 Paupers. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Pausanias, the Spartan. Lytton, E. B. 
 Pavilion on the links. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Paying guests. Cutting, M. S. 
 Payment in full. Herrick, R. 
 Payn, James, 1830-1898 
 Arctic travel 
 
 III In peril and privation 
 Aunt Sue's panic 
 
 III Sunny stories and some shady ones 
 Burning of 'Le Prince' 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Burning of the 'New Honi' 
 In In peril and privation 
 Captain Cole's passenger 
 
 In Belgravia 38: 169 
 Castaway ambassador 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Cecil's tryst 
 
 In Chambers J 48:481 
 Change of views 
 
 In Belgravia 36: 172 
 Cheap tour 
 
 In Sunny stories and some shady ones 
 Clerk's conscience 
 
 In Sunny stories and some shady ones 
 Club benefactor 
 
 In Belgravia 48: supp 32 
 Dauntless Kitty 
 
 In Sunny stories and some shady ones 
 Faithful retainer 
 In Sunny stories and some shadj- ones 
 Stories by English authors, Italy 
 Family scapegrace 
 
 In Chambers J 35: i 
 F^atal curiosity 
 
 /)/ Belgravia 34: supp 94 
 Guardian angel 
 
 In Sunny stories and some shady ones 
 In sight of home 
 
 /;/ In peril and privation 
 Last extremity 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Loss of the "IlalseweU" 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Loss of the "Royal George'' 
 
 /;; In peril and privation 
 Married beneath him 
 
 In Chambers J 41: 497 
 Mr. Blodger's apology 
 In Sunny stories and some shady ones 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 263 
 
 On the keys of Honduras 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Patient Kitty 
 
 In Belgravia 35: 43-^ 
 Raft of the Medusa 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Romance of M. de Belle Isle 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Slavery 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Transfused transformed; a talc of hlood 
 
 In Belgravia 39: 180 
 Substitute 
 
 /;; Lippinc 36: 601 
 Trials of Philip Austin 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Two delicate cases 
 
 In Belgravia 46: supp 29 
 Uncle Lock's legacy 
 
 In Idler i: 405 
 Under sentence of death 
 
 In Sunny stories and some shady ones 
 Undiscovered island 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Wager island 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Wreck of the 'Grosvenor' 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Wreck of the 'Jmio' 
 
 In In peril and privation 
 Paz. Balzac, H. dc 
 
 Peace manoeuvres. Davis, Richard H. 
 Peace of a home. Balzac, H. de 
 Peace of God. Lagerlof, S. 
 Peacemaker. Perry, B. 
 Peach. Smith, A.' C. 
 Peach and the admiral. Gray, D. 
 Peach blossoms. Michelson, M. 
 Peacock's tail. Wyatt, E. F. 
 Peake, Elmore Elliott, 1871- 
 Back to Indiana 
 In Howells, W. D., and Alden, II. M. 
 Under the sunset 
 Pearl-eater. Morris, G. 
 Pearl of Toledo. Merimee, P. 
 Pearls. Gerould, K. F. 
 Pearls of Parblay. London, J. 
 Peasant proprietor, Ovsyanikov. See Tur- 
 
 genev, I. S. Freeholder Ovsyanikoff 
 Peasants in exile. See Sienkiewicz, H. For 
 
 daily bread 
 Peasant's will. Fogazzaro, A. 
 Peat moor. Kielland, A. L. 
 Peattie, Elia Wilkinson (Mrs. Robert Burns 
 Peattie). 1862- 
 Astral onion 
 
 In Shape of fear 
 At luncheon 
 
 /;( Pippins and cheese 
 Bertha's debut 
 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Blood apple 
 
 In Pippins and cheese 
 Breeziest reunion 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Cap'n Patti 
 
 In Lippinc 53: 5-^3 
 Castle knight and troubadour 
 In Castle Knight and troubadour 
 
 Child of the rain 
 
 In Shape of fear 
 Children's crusade. See Peattie, E. W. 
 
 With scrip and stafif. 
 Christmas at Goldberg 
 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Covers for twelve 
 
 In Pippins and cheese 
 Cupid and the hurdy-gurdy 
 
 In Harp B 41:636 
 Dead letter 
 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Diminuendo 
 
 In Pippins and cheese 
 Dinner for two 
 
 In Pippins and cheese 
 Door 
 
 In Reader 7: 168 
 Edda and the oak 
 
 In Edda and the oak 
 Esmeralda herders 
 In Atlan 87: in 
 From the loom of the dead 
 
 In Shape of fear 
 Ged 
 
 In Scrib M 34: 580 
 Genius 
 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Grammatical ghost 
 In Shape of fear 
 Greater love than this 
 
 In Harp B 2>3: 212, 268 
 Grizel Cockrane's ride 
 
 In Ickery Ann 
 House of the golden song 
 
 In Harp B 32; 1056 
 House that was not 
 
 In Shape of fear 
 How Christmas came to the Santa Maria 
 flats 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Ickery Ann 
 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Ill-regulated courtship 
 
 In Harp B 38:256 
 Jim Fancy's Waterloo 
 In Mountain woman 
 Cosmopol 17: 211 
 Jock, the chipmunk 
 
 1)1 Ickery Ann 
 Lady of yesterday 
 
 In Mountain woman 
 McCulloughs of the bluff 
 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Madonna of the desert 
 /;; Howells,W. D., and Alden, H. Al. 
 Under the sunset 
 Harper in: 507 
 Mess of pottage 
 
 In Pippins and cheese 
 Message of the lilies 
 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Michigan man 
 /;( Mountain woman 
 Lippinc 47:394 
 Mountain woman 
 
 In Mountain woman 
 Mozart, a fantasy 
 In Atlan 90: 634 
 
 16 
 
264 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Peattie, Elia Wilkinson — Co)(//)na'(/. 
 On tile northern ice 
 
 In Shape of fear 
 Piano next door 
 
 In Shape of fear 
 Price of a dinner 
 
 In Pippins and cheese 
 Princess dines 
 
 In Pippins and cheese 
 Resuscitation 
 
 In Mountain woman 
 Room of evil thought 
 
 In Shape of fear 
 Rubaiyat and the liner 
 
 In Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. 1,1. 
 Quaint courtships 
 Harp B 3,3: 1360 
 Shape of fear 
 
 In Shape of fear 
 Shehens' houn' dogs 
 
 In Reader 10: 72) 
 Shut-ins 
 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Spectral collie 
 
 In Shape of fear 
 Stage coach 
 
 In Atlan 93 : 786 
 Stop gap 
 
 In Pippins and cheese 
 Story of an obstinate corpse 
 
 /;; Shape of fear 
 Story of the vanishing patient 
 
 In Shape of fear 
 Tarts 
 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Their dear little ghost 
 
 In Shape of fear 
 Thorold Viborg 
 
 In Atlan 91: 228 
 Three Johns 
 
 In Mountain woman 
 Tommy, the beach cat 
 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Two pioneers 
 
 In Mountain woman 
 Up the gulch 
 
 In Mountain woman 
 Wilderness station 
 
 In Munsey 29: 272 
 With scrip and stafif 
 
 In With scrip and stafif 
 Wooing of Fan Tod 
 
 In Ickery Ann 
 Peculiar case. Maupassant, G. de 
 Peddler. Maupassant, G. dc 
 Peer and heiress. Besant, W. 
 Peg Woflington. Reade, C. 
 Peggy. Brown, A. 
 
 Peggy's possum hunt. Harrison, C. C. 
 Peggy's summer. Bacon, J. D. 
 Pelican. Wharton, E. 
 
 Pemberton, Max, 1863- 
 Daughtcr of Venice 
 
 In Signors of the niglit 
 Golden ashes 
 
 In Signors of the night 
 Haunted gondola 
 
 In Signors of the night 
 
 "Little Huguenot," a romance of Fon- 
 tainebleau 
 In "Little Huguenot'' 
 
 Miracle of bells 
 /;; Signors of the night 
 
 Risen dead 
 
 In Signors of the night 
 
 Sermon for clowns 
 
 In Signors of the night 
 
 W'hite wings to the raven 
 In Signors of the night 
 
 Wolf of Cisnion 
 
 /;; Signors of the night 
 Penalty of greatness. MacManus, S. 
 Penalty of greatness. Miller, A. D. 
 Penance of John Emmet. Quiller-Couch, 
 
 A. T. 
 Penance of John Logan. Black, W. 
 Pendulum. Henry, O. 
 Penelope in Venice. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Penelope's Christmas gift. Jordan, E. G. 
 Penguin's rock. Maupassant, G. de 
 Penitent. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Penitent of Cross village. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Penitent sinner. See Tolstoi, L. N. Repent- 
 ant sinner 
 Penrod and the pageant. Tarkington, B. 
 Pension Beaurepas. James, H. 
 Pension love story. Herrick, R. 
 Peony. Freeman, M. E. \V. 
 People from the east. Duncan, N. 
 People of our neighborhood. Freeman, M. 
 
 E. W. 
 People's saviour. Zangwill, I. 
 Pepita. King, C. 
 Pepper and salt. Pyle, H. 
 Peradventure. See Parker, G. By that place 
 
 called Peradventure 
 Perchance to dream. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Perchance to dream. Matthews, J. B. 
 Percival Perceforest's tale of Eugenia and 
 
 Galeotto. Hewlett, M. 
 Percy and the prophet. Collins, W. 
 Perdita. Hawthorne, H. 
 Perdita's lovers. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Pere Antoine's date-palm. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Pere Champagne. Parker, G. 
 Pere Raphael. Cable, G. W. 
 Percat Rochus. Fogazzaro, A. 
 Perfect gentleman of Pelham Bay Park. 
 
 Morris, G. 
 Perfect tale. Cutting, M. S. 
 Perfect tribute. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Perfect woman. Wyatt, E. F. 
 Perhaps it didn't matter. Fernald, C. B. 
 Peridore and Paravail. Sec Hewlett, M. H. 
 
 Dan Costard's tale 
 Perilous amour. Weynian, S. J. 
 Perilous incognito. Boyescn, H. H. 
 Perils of a studio. Moulton, L. C. 
 Perils of certain English prisoners. Dick- 
 ens, C. 
 Periwinkle, l-'ggleston, ¥.. 
 Perjured Santa Clans. Kelly, M. 
 Permanent husband. Dostoievski, F. M. 
 Perpendicular railroad. Warman, C. 
 Perrault, Charles, 1628-1703 
 
 lU'auty and the beast 
 In b'airy talcs [Dutton] 
 
 Tapi)an. E. M. ChiUIreii's Hour i: 
 149 (.'\daptcd) 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 265 
 
 Benevolent frog 
 
 In Fairy talcs [Button] 
 Bluebeard 
 In Fairy tales [Button] 
 
 Perrault's fairy tales [Estes] 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i : 
 
 123 (adapted) 
 Warner library 
 Cinderella 
 In Fairy tales [Button] 
 
 Perrault's fairy tales [Estes] 
 Tappan, P2. M. Children's Hour i: 
 loi (adapted) 
 Fairies 
 In Fairy tales [Button] 
 
 Perrault's fairy tales [Estes] 
 Little Red Riding Hood 
 I}i Fairy tales [Button] 
 
 Perrault's fairy tales [Estes] 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i : 
 
 3 (adapted) 
 Warner library 
 Little Thunibling 
 
 III Fairy talcs [Button] 
 
 Perrault's fairy tales [Estes] 
 Master Cat; or, Puss in boots 
 
 In Fairy tales [Button] 
 Princess Rosette 
 
 In Fairy tales [Button] 
 Puss in boots 
 
 In Fairy tales [Button] 
 
 Perrault's fairy tales [Estes] 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i: 
 86 (adapted) 
 Riquet of the tuft 
 In Fairy tales [Button] 
 
 Perrault's fairy tales [Estes] 
 Sleeping beauty 
 In Fairy tales [Button] 
 
 Perrault's fairy tales [Estes] 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i: 
 
 116 (adapted) 
 Warner library 
 Perry, Bliss, 1860- 
 At Sesenheim 
 
 /;; Salem Kittredge 
 By the committee 
 
 In Powers at play 
 By the 111 
 
 In Salem Kittredge 
 Commonest possible story 
 In Salem Kittredge 
 
 Stories of New York (Stories from 
 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M 11: 257 
 Czar's diamond 
 In Salem Kittredge 
 Scrib M 9:753 
 Fish-warden of Madrid 
 In Powers at play 
 Harper 97:423 
 His word of honor 
 In Powers at play 
 Cent 56: 722 
 In the Rip 
 
 In Powers at play 
 Incident of the British ambassador 
 In Powers at play 
 McClure 10: 165 
 
 Incorrigible poet 
 In Salem Kittredge 
 Scrib M 15: 22 
 
 Jepson's third adjective 
 In Powers at play 
 
 Lombardy poplars 
 In Salem Kittredge 
 
 Madame Annalena 
 In Powers at play 
 Scrib M 19: 97 
 
 Number three 
 In Salem Kittredge 
 
 Peacemaker 
 In Scrib M 26: 643 
 
 Phenix 
 
 In Salem Kittredge 
 
 Salem Kittredge, thcologue 
 In Salem Kittredge 
 Scrib M 2: 419, 591 
 
 White blackbird 
 In Powers at play 
 Perry Chumley's eclipse. Bierce, A. 
 Persecution of a pup. Warman, C. 
 Persecution of Bob Pretty. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Persistence of Coonie Schnable. Singmas- 
 
 ter, E. 
 Personal offering. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Personality plus. Ferber, E. 
 Persons of the tale. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Perturbed spirits. Matthews, J. B. 
 Peruvian. Gibbon, P. 
 Perverse generation. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Perverseness of it. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Pet fairy. Scribe, A. E. 
 Pete and Pete. Phillpotts, E. 
 Peter Goldthwaite's treasure. Hawthorne, N. 
 Peter Griggs. See Smith, F. H. Beguiling 
 
 of Peter Griggs 
 Peter Jenkins, tlie poulterer. Mitford, M. R. 
 Peter Rugg, the missing man. Austin, W. 
 Peter Schlemihl; the shadowless man. 
 
 Chamisso, A. von 
 Peter Schroeder. Harte, B. 
 Peter the parson. Woolson, C. F. 
 Peter Wright: mail carrier. Grenfell, W. T. 
 Peter's pence. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Petey Burke and his pupil. Ralph, J. 
 Le petit. French, A. W. 
 Petit Pierre. Sherwood, M. P. 
 Petit Soulier; third story. Mitchell, B. G. 
 "Petrel" and the 'Black Swan" 
 
 In Stories by English authors, The sea 
 Petrified man. Clemens, S. L. 
 Pettibone. brolly. Bunner, H. C. 
 Petty larceny. Stuart, R. M. 
 Pewee. Henry, O. 
 Phantom. Bennett, E. A. 
 Phantom city. Osbourne, L. 
 Phantom face; a story for Christmas. 
 
 Moulton, L. C. 
 Phantom lover. Paget, V. 
 Phantom motor. Futrelle, J. 
 Phantom of Bogue Holauba. Craddock, 
 
 C. E. 
 Phantom 'rickshaw. Kipling, R. 
 Phantoms: a fantasy. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Phantoms of the foot-bridge. Craddock, 
 
 C. E. 
 Pharais. Sharp, W. 
 Pharaoh. Kielland, A. L. 
 
266 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Pharaoh's harvest. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Pliaro bank. Hoffman, E. T. W. 
 
 Phebe Ann Little. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart. See Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Phenix. Perry, B. 
 
 Phil FoRarty. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Philanthropic whisper. Lefevre, E. 
 
 Philanthropist. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Philip Marthas. Bikelas, D. 
 
 Philip Slevin's queer courting. MacMan- 
 
 us, S. 
 Philip Vasilyevich's story. Gorky, M. 
 Philip Vernon, a tale in prose and verse. 
 
 Mitchell, S. W. 
 Fhilippa's nervous prostration. Wiggm, 
 
 K. D. 
 Philistine in Bohemia. Henry, O. 
 Phillpotts, Eden, 1862- 
 Aaron Macklchouse 
 In Belgravia 60:66 
 /Adventure of Corkey and Mr. Tupper 
 V In Cent 84:558 
 7*rtK'enturer's story 
 
 In Pall Mall M 28:306 
 '"Alas! poor ghost" 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Another little heath-hound 
 
 In Striking hours 
 Apostates 
 
 In Eng R 15:343 
 Archdeacon and the deinosaurs 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Artfulness of Steggles 
 
 In Human boy 
 Babenay 
 
 /;; Tales of the tenements 
 Bankruptcy of Bannister 
 
 In Atlan 100: 168 
 Bellaford 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 Benjamin's mess 
 
 In Knock at a venture 
 Best of three falls 
 In Striking hours 
 Bills 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Biography of Peter Parkinson 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Brownberry 
 
 In Talcs of the tenements 
 Browne, Bradwell, and me 
 1)1 Human boy 
 Idler 12:21 
 Buckenecrs 
 
 In Human boy 
 Cabin-boy 
 
 In Folk afield 
 Celestial chat 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Chemistry class 
 
 In Human boy 
 "Cherry ripe" 
 
 In Striking hours 
 Concerning Corkey Minimus 
 
 hi Human boy 
 Ccjnccrning Papa^acky 
 In Belgravia 62: 369 
 Curban 
 
 In Knock at a venture 
 Crazy well 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 
 Cross-ways 
 
 In Knock at a venture 
 Pall Mall M 24:20 
 Cup of the Caldera 
 
 /;/ Folk afield 
 Death of Augustc Chatenay 
 /); Tales of the tenements 
 Devil's tight rope 
 
 In Striking hours 
 Diary of a perfect gentleman 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Doctor Dunston's howler 
 
 In Human boy 
 Dunnabridge 
 
 /;; Talcs of the tenements 
 Dury 
 
 /;; Tales of the tenements 
 Earthquake-child 
 In Folk afield 
 Cent 70: 398 
 First word 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Flitting of Nancy Weber 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 "Freckles" and Frenchy 
 
 In Human boy 
 Game of life 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Ghost of Miser Brimpson 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 Gibbet hill 
 
 In Harper 120: 699 
 Gideon's front tooth 
 
 In Human boy 
 Grasse widow 
 
 In Folk afield 
 Great and little Sherberton 
 
 In Talcs of the tenements 
 Greensmith's charade 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Half-brothers 
 
 In Talcs of the tenements 
 Hartland 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 Headstone of the corner 
 
 In Lippinc 85: 720 
 Horseshoe 
 
 In Outlook 81 : 482 
 Hyacinthe and Honorine 
 In Folk afield 
 Atlan 98:296 
 "I'll do it if you will' 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 McClure 33- ^5 
 In the king's chamI?cF 
 
 In Folk afield 
 Inoculation day 
 In Fancy free 
 Intervention 
 
 In Idler 29: 163, 291 
 Iron pine-apple 
 
 /;; Forum 43: 486 
 Jacky-toad 
 
 In Fancy free 
 lane and John 
 
 In Folk afield 
 Johnson's Boswell 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Jonas and Dinah 
 
 /)/ Knock at a venture 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 267 
 
 Joseph 
 
 In Knock at a venture 
 Cent 65:39 
 Justice of the peace 
 
 In Striking hours 
 Last straw 
 
 In Talcs of the tenements 
 Putnam's 6:578 
 Laughter Hole 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 Maiden bell 
 
 In Striking hours 
 Mate of the "Bunch o' keys 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Merripit 
 
 In Talcs of the tenements 
 Morrant's half-sovereign 
 In Human boy 
 CornhiU 75:487 
 Mother for heroes 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 Mother of the violets 
 
 In Ind 55: 1443 
 Mound by the way 
 
 In Knock at a venture 
 Mound by the way 
 Nine musketeers 
 In Fancy free 
 Nuzhat 
 
 In Folk afield 
 Odd money 
 
 In Ind 59: 80 
 Old shrine 
 
 In Folk afield 
 Old Testament man 
 
 In Striking hours 
 One horse yarn 
 
 In Idler 2:21 
 Orange lily 
 
 In Putnam's 7: 353 
 Our fathers have told us 
 
 In Critic 44:504 
 Pete and Pete 
 In Folk afield 
 "Pickaxe, and a spade, a spade" 
 In Knock at a venture 
 McClure 22:276 
 Piebald rat 
 In Human boy 
 Idler 10: 430 
 "Pierrotin" from Paris 
 
 In Folk afield 
 Pilgrimage to Pigna 
 
 In Folk afield 
 Point of view 
 
 In Cent 82:691 
 Policeman Peter 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 Practical joke 
 
 In Putnam's 7- 219 
 Prince Hall 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 Protest of the wing dormitory 
 In Human boy 
 Idler 10:184 
 Providence and Tim Mudge 
 In Striking hours 
 Argosy 73' I53 
 Quite out of the common 
 In Fancy free 
 
 Red Riding-hoods 
 
 In Pall Mall M 28:450 
 Red rose 
 
 In Striking hours 
 
 Pall Mall M 20: 435 
 Revenge 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 Rope 
 
 In Lippinc 89: 80 
 Ruby humming-bird 
 
 In Eng Illust ii:377 
 Runnage and PeshuU 
 
 In Talcs of the tenements 
 Sacrifice 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Sam of Sorrow Corner 
 In Striking hours 
 
 Pall Mall M 20: 149 
 Skipper's Bible 
 In Folk afield 
 
 Good words 35 : 242 
 Snow-storm 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 Souvenir de Maupassant 
 
 In Folk afield 
 Spectre's dilemma 
 
 In Idler i: I94 
 Stannon 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 Star o' Boston 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Story without an end 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Summer clouds 
 
 In Summer clouds 
 Three birds with one stone 
 
 In Outing 43: 336 
 Three shots 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 To Giglet market 
 
 In Striking hours 
 Told to chaplain 
 
 In Striking hours 
 Tom Tit 
 
 In Summer clouds 
 Transmigrations of Tarver 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Traveller's tale 
 
 In Knock at a venture 
 Two farmers 
 
 In Cent 81 : 823 
 Two widows 
 
 In Knock at a venture 
 Cent 83:836 
 Walna 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 Wise woman of Walna 
 
 In Tales of the tenements 
 Witch 
 
 In Striking hours 
 With bell, book, and candle 
 In Knock at a venture 
 Pall Mall M 25:475 
 Zagabog 
 
 In Fancy free 
 Philopena. Stockton, F. R. 
 Philosopher. Maupassant, G. de 
 Philosopher in the apple orchard. HaW' 
 
 kins, A. H. 
 Philosopher's joke. Jerome, J. K. 
 Philosopher's pendulum. Lindau, R. 
 
268 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Philosopher's scales. Taylor, J. 
 
 Philosophy at home. Chekhov, A. P. 
 
 Philosophy 4. Wister, O. 
 
 Philosophy of relative existences. Stock- 
 ton, F. R. 
 
 Phoebe, Henry, O. 
 
 Phoebus on Halzaphron. Quillcr-Coiich, 
 A. T. 
 
 Phoenix. Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 Phonograph. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Phonograph and the graft. Henry, O. 
 
 Photographer and philosopher. Sec Strind- 
 berg, J. A. Photography and pliilosophy 
 
 Photography and philosophy. Strindberg, 
 J. A. 
 
 Phyllis of the Sierras. Hartc, B. 
 
 Physician who healed himself: a crime doc- 
 tor story. Hornung, E. W. 
 
 Physiologist's wife. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 La Pia. Bourget, P. 
 
 Piano next door. Peattie, E. W. 
 
 Picayune. Stuart, R. M. 
 
 Piccino. See Burnett, F. IT. Two days in 
 the life of Piccino 
 
 Picciola. Saintine, J. X. B. 
 
 Pichou. Van Dyke, H. 
 
 Pickaxe. Morris, G. 
 
 "Pickaxe, and a spade, a spade." Phill- 
 potts, E. 
 
 Picker and piler. Willis, N. P. 
 
 Picketts. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Pickled herring. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Picnic party. Smith, H. 
 
 Picture. Reade, C. 
 
 Picture-taker. Singmaster, E. 
 
 Piebald rat. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Piece of bread. Coppee, F. 
 
 Piece of good fortune. Dyar, M. 
 
 Piece of land. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Piece of red calico. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Piece of steak. London, J. 
 
 Piece of string. Maupassant, G. dc 
 
 Pierre and Camille. Musset, A... de 
 
 Pierre and Jean. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Pierre-de-la-Baraque. Delattre, L. 
 
 Pierre Grassou. Balzac, H. de 
 
 Pierre's soul. Ohnet, G. 
 
 Pierrette. Balzac H. de 
 
 Pierrot. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 "Pierrotin" from Paris. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Pieshkov, Alexiei Maximovitch. See Gor- 
 ky, M. 
 
 Piet Naude's trek. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Pig. Kipling, R. 
 
 Pig and whistle. Gissing, G. R. 
 
 Pike, A. 
 
 Inroad of the Nabajo 
 In Baldwin, C. S. American short sto- 
 ries 
 
 Pike's Peak or bust. Lefevre, E. 
 
 Pilchards. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Pilgrim. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Pilgrim chamber. Brown, A. 
 
 Pilgrim of love. See Irving, W. Legend of 
 Prince Ahmed al Kamcl 
 
 Pilgrim on the Gila. Wister, O. 
 
 Pilgrim sons. Fuller, H. B. 
 
 Pilgrimage. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Pilgrimage to Pigna. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Pilgrims. More, H. 
 
 Pilgrims to Mecca. Foote, M. H. 
 
 Pillar of the cafe. Coppee, F. 
 
 Pilot of Belle Amour. Parker, G. 
 
 Pilot's troubles. Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 Pimienta pancakes. Henry, O. 
 
 Pine-tree shillings. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Pink shawls. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Pink tights and ginghams. Ferber, E. 
 
 Pink villa. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 Pinon Bill's blufif. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 Pint's a pound. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Pioneers. Brofeldt, J. 
 
 Piortr Petrovitch Karatacff. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Pipe 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, English-Scotch 
 Pipe of peace. Cameron, M. 
 Piper of dreams. Huneker, J. G. 
 Pipes o' Pan. Cameron, M. 
 Pipi valley. Parker, G. 
 Pirates of Santa Anna. Masefield, J. 
 Pistol shot. Pushkin, A. S. [See also Meri- 
 
 mee, P. tr.] 
 Pit and the pendulum. Poe, E. A. 
 Pit that they digged. Kipling, R. 
 Place aux dames. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Plain case. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Plain Fin — Paper-hanger. Smith, F. H. 
 Plain fishing. Stockton, F. R. 
 Plain sister. Bikelas, D. 
 Plain two-cent letter. Pratt, L. 
 Plaisham. Mac^Ianus, S. 
 Planchette. London, J. 
 Planchette, story of the. See Moulton, L. C. 
 
 Story of the planchette 
 Plantation printer. Harris. J. C. 
 Plantation witch. Harris, J. C. 
 Planter's wife. Parker, G. 
 P'laski's tunament. Page, T. N. 
 Platonic bassoon. Field, E. 
 Plattner story. Wells, H. G. 
 Play. Maartens, M. 
 Play house. See also Playhouse 
 Play house. Brown, A. 
 Play is not the thing. French, A. W. 
 Play to the gallery. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Playhouse in the waste. Moore, G. 
 A-playin' of old Sledge at the settlemint. 
 
 Craddock. C. E. 
 Playing a part. Matthews, J. B. 
 Playing courier. Clemens, S. L. 
 Playing with fire. Dojde, A. C. 
 Play's the thing. Jordan, E. G. 
 Play's the thing. Kelly, M. 
 Plea. Glaspell, S. 
 
 Pleasant evening. Chambers, R. W. 
 Plodder's promotion. King, C. 
 Plot in private life. Collins, W. 
 Plot that failed. Bangs, J. K. 
 Plough and the sword. Sigourncy, L. H. 
 Ploughed lands. Austin, M. H. 
 Ploughing-match. Mitford, M. R. 
 Plumb idiot. Thanet, O. 
 I'lumblossom Bccbe's adventures. Ralph, J. 
 Plummcr kind. Donnell, A. H. 
 Plunderer. Parker, G. 
 Plutonian fire. Henrj-, O. 
 Po' Sandy. Chcsnutt, C. W. 
 Pocket-hunter's story. Austin, M. H. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 269 
 
 Poe, Edgar Allan, 1809-1847 
 Angel of the odd 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v6 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 7; (Woodberry) 
 
 Article for Blackwood: a predicament 
 /;/ Complete works (Centenary) v 5; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 3; (Virginia) 
 
 V 2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 10; ( Woodberry ~) 
 
 V 4 
 Assignation 
 
 /;; Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) v2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 6; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Tales [Century] 
 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Poe 
 Balloon hoax 
 
 III Complete works (Centenary) v 2; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v s; (Virginia) v 5 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 3; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 2 
 Berenice 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) v 2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 6; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Southern Literary Messenger 1:333 
 Black cat 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 2; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 5; (Virginia) v5 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 6; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 2 
 
 Tales [Century] 
 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Poe 
 Bon-bon 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) V2 
 Works (Cameo) v 7; (Woodberry) 
 V4 
 Business man 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 4; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 4 
 Works (Cameo) v 8; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 
 Cask of Amontillado 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v 6 
 Works (Cameo) v 6; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Tales [Century] 
 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Poe 
 Godey's M 1846 
 Descent into the maelstrom 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 4; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 4; (Virginia) v 2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 3; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 2 
 
 Tales [Century] 
 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour to: 
 
 335 
 Trent, W. P., and Henneman, J. B. 
 
 Best American tales 
 Warner library 
 Devil in the belfry 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 5; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 3; (Virginia) v 3 
 Works (Cameo) v 8; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 
 Due d' rOmclette 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) V2 
 Works (Cameo) v 7; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 Eleonora 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 4; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 4; (Virginia) v 4 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 6; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Poe's tales [Eaton] 
 Facts in the case of M. Valdemar 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v6 
 
 Works (Cameo) v S; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 2 
 
 Fall of the house of Usher 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 3; (Virginia) v 3 
 Works (Cameo) v 6; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Tales [Century] 
 
 Baldwin, C. S. American short sto- 
 ries 
 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Poe 
 
 Trent, W. P., and Henneman, J. B. 
 Best American tales 
 
 Warner library 
 Four beasts in one 
 
 /;; Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) v 2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 7; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 Gold-bug 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 2; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 5; (Virginia) v5 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 5; (Woodberry) 
 
 Monsieur Dupin [McClure] 
 
 Poe's tales [Eaton] 
 
 Tales [Century] 
 
 Canby, H. S. Study of the short story 
 
 Cody, S. Selection from the world's 
 greatest short stories 
 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, American 
 
 Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V I 
 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Poe 
 
 Trent, W. P., and Henneman, J. B. 
 Best American tales 
 
 Hans Pfall. See Poe, E. A. Unparalled 
 adventure of Hans Pfall 
 
 Hop-frog 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v6 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 7; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 How to write a Blackwood article 
 
 /;/ Complete works (Centenary) v 5; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 3; (Virginia) v 2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 10; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 
 Imp of the perverse 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v6 
 Works (Cameo) v 5; (Woodberry) 
 v 2 
 
270 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Poe, Edgar Allan —rr')!/;;(Hr</. 
 Journal of Julius Rodman 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 4; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 5; (Virginia) v 4 
 
 Works (Woodberry) v 4 
 
 King Pest 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i ; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) v 2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 7; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 Ligcia 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 5; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 3; (Virginia) v 2 
 
 ^^'orks (Cameo) v 6; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Foe's tales [Eaton] 
 
 Ferry, B. I.ittic masterpieces. Foe 
 
 Lionizing 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) _ v i; 
 
 (Knickerliocker) v 2; (Virginia) V2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 8; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 
 Literary life of Thingum Bob, Esq. 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v6 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 10; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 Loss of breatb 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) v2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 8; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 
 Man of the crowd 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 4; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 4; (Virginia) v 4 
 Works (Cameo) v 5; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 2 
 
 Man that was used up 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 3; (Virginia) v 3 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 8; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 
 Tales [Century] 
 Ms. found in a bottle 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) v 2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 3; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 2 
 
 1'alcs [Century] 
 
 Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Foe 
 
 Masque of the Red Death 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 4; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 4; (Virginia) v 4 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 7; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Foe's tales [Eaton] 
 Tales [Century] 
 
 Canby, H. S. Study of tlie short story 
 Mellonta Tanta 
 
 /;; Complete works (Centenary) v 3: 
 
 (Knickcrl)ockcr) v 6; (Virginia) v Ci 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 3; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 Mesmeric revelation 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 2; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 5; (Virginia) 
 
 V S 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 5; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 2 
 Mctzengerstein 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) v 2 
 
 W^orks (Cameo) v 5; (Woodberry) 
 
 A- I 
 
 Southern Literary Messenger 2:97 
 Morella 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 1; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) v2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 6; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Murders in the Rue Morgue 
 
 /;; Complete works (Centenary) v 4; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 4; (Virginia) v 4 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 4; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 3 
 
 Monsieur Dupin [McClurc] 
 Tales [Century] 
 
 Mabie, ?L W.. and Strachcy, L. 
 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v i 
 
 Mystery of Marie Rogct 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 2; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 5; (Virginia) v5 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 4; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 3 
 
 Tales [Century] 
 Mystification 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 4; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 4; (Virginia) v 4 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 8; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 3 
 
 Never bet the devil your head 
 
 /;; Complete works (Centenary) v 4; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 4; (Virginia) v 4 
 
 Works (Cameo) v^8; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 Oblong box 
 
 In Coinplete works (Centenary) v 2; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 5; (Virginia) v 5 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 3; (Woodberry) 
 
 v3 
 Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 
 detective stories, American 
 Godey's M 29: 132 
 Oval portrait 
 
 //; Complete works (Centenary) v 4; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 4; (Virginia) v 4 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 6; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Fit and the pendulum 
 /;/ Complete works (Centenary) v 2; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 5; (Virginia) v5 
 Works (Cameo) v 6; (\\'oodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Tales [Century] 
 
 Mabie. H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 5 
 
 Predicament. See Poe, E. A. Article for 
 
 Blackwood: a predicament 
 Premature burial 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 2; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 5; (Virginia) v5 
 Works (Cameo) v 6; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 3 
 I'urloined letter 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v 6 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 4: (Woodberry) 
 
 V 3 
 
 Monsieur Dupin [MoCIiirc] 
 Foe's tales [ ICaton j 
 Tales [Century] 
 
 Nettlcton, G. E. Specimens of the 
 short story 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 271 
 
 Shadow — a parable 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) v 2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 6; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Poe's tales [Eaton] 
 Silence — a fable 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 5; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 3; (Virginia) v 2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 7; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Some words with a mummy 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v 6 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 5; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 2 
 Spectacles 
 
 /;( Complete works (Centenary) v 2; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 5; (Virginia) vS 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 8; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 3 
 Sphinx 
 
 /;; Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v 6 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 4; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 3 
 
 System of Doctor Tarr and Professor 
 
 Fether 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v6 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 8; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 3 
 
 Tale of Jerusalem 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) v 2 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 7; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 
 Southern Literary Messenger 2:313 
 Tale of the ragged mountains 
 
 /;; Complete works (Centenary) v 2; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 5; (Virginia) v5 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 3; (Woodberry) 
 
 V I 
 
 Tell-tale heart 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 2; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 5; (Virginia) vS 
 Works (Woodberry) v 2 
 Tales [Century] 
 Thou art the man 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v 5 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 4; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 3 
 
 Monsieur Dupin [McClure] 
 
 Thousand and second tale of Scheherazade 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v6 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 7; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 2 
 
 Three Sundays in a week 
 
 /;; Complete works (Centenary) v 4; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 4; (Virginia) v 4 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 8; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 
 Unparalleled adventure of Hans Pfaall 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 2; (Virginia) v 2 
 Works (Cameo) v 3; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 2 
 
 Von Kempelen and his discovery 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v6 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 5; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 
 AVhy the little Frenchman wears his hand 
 
 in a sling 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v 4; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 4; (Virginia) v 4 
 
 Works (Cameo) v 8; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 William Wilson 
 
 In Complete works (Centenary) v i; 
 (Knickerbocker) v 3; (Virginia) v 3 
 Works (Cameo) v 5; (Woodberry) 
 v 2 
 X-ing a paragraph 
 
 /;; Complete works (Centenary) v 3; 
 
 (Knickerbocker) v 6; (Virginia) v 6 
 
 W^orks (Cameo) v 8; (Woodberry) 
 
 V 4 
 
 Poe's Raven in an elevator. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Poems in prose. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Poet and the courtesan. Coppee, F. 
 
 Poet and the peasant. Henry, O. 
 
 Poet Mistral. Daudet, A. 
 
 Poet of Sierra Flat. Harte, B. 
 
 Poet of the Jumping Sand-hills. Hornung, 
 
 E. W. 
 
 Poet, take thy lute. Le Gallienne, R. 
 
 Poetess. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Poetess in spring. Brown, A. 
 
 Poet's portmanteau. Gissing, G. 
 
 Point o' Bugles. See Parker, G. At Point 
 
 o' Bugles 
 Point of ethics. Jordan, E. G. 
 Poin*-of honor. Conrad, J. 
 Point of honor. Smith, F. H. 
 Point of view. Bacon, J. D. 
 Point of view. James, H. 
 Point of view. Phillpotts, E. 
 Poisoned ice. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Polargno. See Stockton, F. R. Story of 
 
 Polargno 
 Policeman Peter. Phillpotts, E. 
 Polikushka. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Political dinner. Bates, A. 
 Political economy. Clemens, S. L. 
 Political tip. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Polity of nature. Herrick, R. 
 Pollock, Walter, Herries, 1850- 
 
 Edged tools. Sec Matthews, J. B., and 
 Pollock, W. H. 
 
 Mated by magic. See Matthews, J. B., 
 and Pollock, W. H. 
 
 Sir Jocelyn's cap. See Besant, W.. and 
 Pollock, W. H. 
 Pollock and the Porrah. Wells, H. G. 
 Pollv: a Christmas recollection. Page. 
 
 T.' X. 
 Polly Townsend's rebellion. Cutting, M. S. 
 Pomegranate seeds. Hawthorne, N. 
 Pomona. Castle, A., and Castle, E. 
 Pomona and Tonas tell a story. Stockton, 
 
 F. R. 
 
 Pomona takes the helm at Rudder Grange. 
 
 Stockton, F. R. 
 Pomona's bridal trip. Stockton, F. R. 
 Pomona's daughter. Stockton, F. R. 
 Pomp of the Lavillettes. Parker. G. 
 Pompe funebre. Chambers. R. W. 
 Pontiac's lookout. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Poodle of Monsieur Gaillard. Janvier, T. A. 
 Poor Andrew. Maupassant, G. de 
 Poor Clare. Gaskell, E. C. 
 
272 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Poor clear mamma. Kipling, R. 
 
 Poor, dear Margaret Kirby. Norris, K. 
 
 Poor-devil author. Irving, W. 
 
 Poor gentleman. Gissing, G. R. 
 
 Poor Harry. Norris, W. E. 
 
 Poor Joanna. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Poor Mis.s Huntington. Benson, E. F. 
 
 Poor Ogla-Moga. Lloyd, D. D. 
 
 Poor relation's story. Dickens, C. 
 
 Poor Richard. James. H. 
 
 Poor rule. Henry, O. 
 
 Poor stick. Morrison, A. 
 
 Poor thing. Stevenson, R. L. 
 
 Pope is dead. Daudet, A. 
 
 Pope Jacynth. Paget, V. 
 
 Pope's mule. Daudet, A. 
 
 Poppies and wheat. Alcott, L. M. 
 
 Poppies in tlie wheat. Geroiild, K. F. 
 
 Popsy. Jackson, H. H. 
 
 Popular legends. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Popularity of Tompkins. Gray, D. 
 
 Port. Maupassant, G. dc 
 
 Port of many ships. Masefield, J. 
 
 Port of missing ships. Spears, T. R. 
 
 Port Royal twister. Masefield, J. 
 
 Porter, Sydney. Sec Henry, Q., pseud. 
 
 Porter, William Sydney. Sec Henry, C, 
 
 pseud. 
 Portion of the tempest. Wright, M. T. 
 Portrait of the youngest. Cutting. M. S. 
 Portrait. Gogol, N. V. 
 Portrait. Maupassant, G. de 
 Portrait. Oliphant, M. W. 
 Portrait. Wharton, E. 
 Portrait of a lady. Jerome, J. K. 
 Portrait of Mr. W. H. Wilde, O. 
 Positive romance. Bellamy, E. 
 Posson Jonc. Cable, G. W. 
 Post, Melville Davisson, 1871- 
 Corpus delicti 
 /;; Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, American 
 Post-box. Bazin, R. 
 Post in a storm. Macdonald, G. 
 Post on wheels. Barrie, J. M. 
 Posthumous. Merrick, L. 
 Posthumous fame; or, A legend of the 
 
 beautiful. Allen, J. L. 
 Posthumous papers of the hermit, Fedor 
 
 Kusmich. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Postlude. Trumbull, A. E. 
 Postmistress of Knockagar. MacManus S 
 Postmistress of Laurel Run. Harte, B.' 
 Pot-boiler. Wharton, E. 
 Pot of caviare. Doyle, A. C. 
 Pot of frightful doom. Fernald, C B 
 Pot of gold. Austin. M. H. 
 Pot of gold. Freeman, M. E. W 
 Pot of jam. Smith, F. H. 
 Pot of tulips. O'Brien, F. 
 Potted princess. Kipling, R. 
 Pott's painless cure. Bellamy, E. 
 Pound of cure; a story of Monte Carlo. 
 
 Bishop, W. H. 
 Poussette. Guida 
 Power of eloquence (Japanese) 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories. Oriental 
 Power of the child. Watson, J. 
 Powerful drug. Barrie, J. M. 
 
 Practical care of a fairy. French, A. W. 
 Practical joke. Maupa.^sant, G. de 
 Practical joke. Phillpotts, E. 
 Practical view of things. Harris, J. C. 
 Practice makes perfect. Morris, 'g. 
 Prairie vagabond. Parker, G. 
 Praline woman. Dunbar, A. 
 Pratt, Cornelia Atwood. Sec Comer, C. A. P. 
 Pratt, Lucy 
 Across tiic creek 
 
 In Atlan 102: 803 
 Beast of the deepest woods 
 
 In Ezckiel expands 
 Book for mothers 
 /;/ Ezekiel 
 
 McClure 30: 502 
 Color-bcarcr 
 In Ezekiel 
 
 McClure 30: 309 
 Color line 
 
 In Ezekiel expands 
 Entrance of Ezekiel 
 In Ezekiel 
 
 McClure 29: 17 
 Ezekiel in exile 
 In Ezekiel 
 
 McClure 30: 26 
 Ezekiel in transit 
 In Ezekiel 
 
 McClure 29: 415 
 Ezekiel promises 
 In Ezekiel 
 
 McClure 30:557 
 Ezekiel refuses 
 
 In Ezekiel expands 
 Ezekiel's Mis' Simons 
 
 In Ezekiel 
 Felix tells a story 
 In Am M 69: 353 
 Generals and Number Seven 
 
 In Cent 78: 404 
 Gentleman with the green tie 
 In Ezekiel expands 
 Atlan 112:812 
 Heirs of fate 
 
 In Ezekiel expands 
 His need of Mis' Simmons 
 In Ezekiel 
 
 McClure 31: 432 
 In charge of Trusty 
 In Ezekiel 
 
 McClure 31:32 
 In Goose alley 
 
 /;; Atlan 102: 203 
 Interrupted reign of Queenie 
 In Ezekiel 
 
 Am M 64:474 
 Leader of his people 
 Jn Ezekiel expands 
 Little hopping frog 
 In Ezekiel expands 
 Atlan 108: 396 
 Little number ones 
 In Ezekiel expands 
 McClure 39: 308 
 Meditations of Marcus Artclius 
 
 In Cent 81:800 ' 
 Mis' Simous's protector 
 In Ezekiel 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 273 
 
 Mistletoe bough 
 In Ezekiel 
 
 McClure 32: 128 
 
 Mrs. Burr's baby 
 In Am M 71: 526 
 
 Outside 
 In Ezekiel expands 
 
 Plain two-cent letter 
 In Harper 123: 733 
 
 Talking wave 
 III Atlan 108:818 
 
 Transplanting of Cherry 
 In Outlook 90: 879 
 
 Unacquainted one 
 In Ezekiel expands 
 
 When farther ran for mayor 
 In Am M 73: 340 
 Prayer. Maartens, M. 
 Preacher. Grenfell, W. T. 
 Preacher's love story. Garland, H. 
 Preachin' on Kingdom Come. Fox, J., jr. 
 Preaching that is preaching. Harris, J. C. 
 Predicament. See Poe, E. A. Article for 
 
 Blackwoods; a predicament 
 Preliminaries. Comer, C. A. 
 Premature burial. Poe, E. A. 
 Premier pas. Hornung, E. W. 
 Preposterous motive. Glaspell, S. 
 Presence. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Present at a hanging. Bierce, A. 
 Pretended mistress. Balzac, H. de 
 Pretenders. Bacon, J. D. 
 Pretext. Wharton, E. 
 Pretty Pierre. Parker, G. 
 Pretty sister of Jose. Burnett, F. H. 
 Previous engagement; a comedy. Howells, 
 
 W. D. 
 Prevost, Eugene Marcel, 1862- 
 
 Woman and the cat 
 In Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V 3 
 Price. Overton, G. 
 
 Price I paid for a set of Ruskin. Litch- 
 field, G. D. 
 Price of a dinner. Peattie, E. W. 
 Price of blood. Pyle, H. 
 Price of life. Scribe, A. E. 
 Price of peace. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Price of romance. Herrick, R. 
 Price of the grindstone and the drum. 
 
 Parker, G. 
 Price of the harness. Crane, S. 
 Price of the past participle. Cameron, M. 
 Pride of Moses Grant. Moulton, L. C. 
 Pride of the cities. Henry, O. 
 Pride of the village. Irving, W. 
 Priest in spite of himself. Kipling, R. 
 Priestess of Amen Ra. Viele, H. K. 
 Priestly prerogative. London, J. 
 Priest's tale. Bikelas, D. 
 Primer of imaginary geography. Matthews, 
 
 J. B. 
 Primrose sphinx. Zangwill, I. 
 Prince Alberic and the snake lady. Paget, 
 
 V. 
 Prince; another lion. Haggard, H. R. 
 Prince Bull, a fairy tale. Dickens, C. 
 Prince consort. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Prince Coresco's duel. Norris, W. E. 
 
 Prince Fairy-foot. Sec Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Story of I'rince Fairy-foot 
 Prince Hall. Phillpotts, E. 
 Prince Hassak's march. Stockton, F. R. 
 Prince in the fairy tale. Merrick, L. 
 Prince Lazy Boots. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Prince Little Boy. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Prince of Abyssinia's post-bag. Quiller- 
 
 Couch, A. T. 
 Prince of Bohemia. Balzac, H. de 
 Prince of Georgia. Ralph, J. 
 Prince of illusion. Long, J. L. 
 Prince of thieves. Dumas, A. 
 Prince of Wales's own Donegal militia. 
 
 MacManus, S. 
 Prince Roman.' See Conrad, J. Aristocrat 
 Prince Roseleaf and a girl from Kansas. 
 
 Michelson, M. 
 Prince Toto. Craigic, P. M. T. 
 Prince's feather. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Prince's little sweetheart. Jackson, H. H. 
 Princess. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Princess Aline. Davis, Richard H. 
 Princess and the jewel doctor. Hichens, 
 
 R. S. 
 Princess and the microbe. Sherwood, M. P. 
 Princess and the puma. Henry, O. 
 Princess Bob and her friends. Harte, B. 
 Princess dines. Peattie, E. W. 
 Princess I-would-I-wot-not. Hopkins, 
 
 M. S. B. 
 Princess Joceliande. Mason, A. E. W. 
 Princess Leiladin. Ebner-Eschenbach, M. 
 
 von 
 Princess of i^)abylon. Voltaire, F. M. de A. 
 Princess of Make-believe. Donnell, A. H. 
 Princess Pourquoi. Sherwood, M. P. 
 Princess Rosalba. Tracy, V. 
 Princess Rosetta and the pop-corn man. 
 
 Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Princess Rosette. Perrault, C. 
 Princess who wanted the moon. Hopkins, 
 
 W. J. 
 Princesse. Maartens, M. 
 Princess's mirror. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Princess's tragedy. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Principal boy. Zangwill, I. 
 Prior of Modena. Bandello, M. 
 Prioress of Ambresbury's tale of Saint Ger- 
 
 vase of Plessy. See Hewlett, M. Saint 
 
 Gervaise 
 Priscilla. Eggleston, E. 
 Priscilla. Seawell, M. E. 
 Priscilla. Spofford, H. P. 
 Priscilla's love-story. Spofford, H. P. 
 Priscilla's maying. Silberrad, U. L. 
 Prism. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Prisoned soul. Garland, H. 
 Prisoner. Galsworthy, J. 
 Prisoner. Parker, G. 
 
 Prisoner in the Caucasus. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Prisoner of Zembla. Henry, O. 
 Prisoners. Maupassant, G. de 
 Prisoners of war. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Prisoner's van. Dickens, C. 
 Private history of a campaign that failed. 
 
 Clemens, S. L. 
 Private history of the jumping frog. Clem- 
 ens, S. L. 
 Private Learoyd's stor}'. Kipling, R. 
 Private life. James, H. 
 
274 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Private soldier. Brown, A. 
 
 Private theatricals. Howells, W. D. 
 
 Private's honor. See JIarte, B. Stories 
 three 
 
 Privy councillor. Chekhov, A. P. 
 
 Prize money. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Prize of propriety. Bunncr, II. C. 
 
 Pro bono publico. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Pro tempore. \\'right, M. T. 
 
 Probationer. Watson, J. 
 
 Problem in honor. Thanet, O. 
 
 Problem in portraiture. Bates, A. 
 
 Problem of life. Bjornson, B. 
 
 Procession of life. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Procession of umbrellas. Smith, F. H. 
 
 Prodigal. Foote, M. H. 
 
 Prodigal daughter. Crockett. S. R. 
 
 Prodigal daughter. White, W. A. 
 
 Prodigal father. Harland, H. 
 
 Prodigal imp. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Prodigal son. Hogg, J. 
 
 Prodigals economize. Tracy, V. 
 
 Professional episode. Morrison,' A. 
 
 Professionals. Tracy, V. 
 
 Professor. Davis, C. B. 
 
 Professor. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Professor and the harpy. Weyman, S. J. 
 
 Professor No No. Osbourne, L. 
 
 Professor's chance. Herrick, R. 
 
 Professor's commencement. Cather, W. S. 
 
 Profile. Cather, W. S. 
 
 Profitable business. Maupassant, G. dc 
 
 Progress. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Prolificacy. Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 Prologue to the cigar "divan. Stevenson. 
 R. L. 
 
 Promise. Donncll, A. H. 
 
 Promise. Maartens, M. 
 
 Promise of marriage. Gaboriau, E. 
 
 Promised land. Wister, O. 
 
 Promises of Dorothea. Dcland, M. 
 
 Proof of the pudding. Henry, O. 
 
 Proper thing. Tracy, V. 
 
 Property-man. Tarkington. B. 
 
 Prophetess of the land of No-Smokc. Man- 
 ning, M. 
 
 Prophetic pictures. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Prophetic romancer. Slosson, A. T. 
 
 Prophet's paradise. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Propriety Pratt, hypnotist. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 Prosecution of Mrs. Dullet. Page. T. N. 
 
 Prospector. White, S. E. 
 
 Prosper's old mother. Harte, B. 
 
 Protegee of Jack Hamlin's. Harte, B. 
 
 Protest of the Wing dormitory. Phill- 
 potts, E. 
 
 Prothalamion. Herrick, R. 
 
 Proud goat of Aloysius Pankburn. Lon- 
 don, J. 
 
 Proud king. Morris, W. fEdgarl 
 
 Proud little grain of wheat. Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Provence rose. Ouida 
 
 Providence and the guitar. Ste\cnson, R. L. 
 
 Providence and Tim Mudgc. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Provident children. Morris, G. 
 
 Providential invitation. Bierce, A. 
 
 Providential match. Cahan, A. 
 
 Provincial muster. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Proving of Lannigan. Fernald, C. B. 
 
 Prowess. See Maupassant, G. de. W'allir 
 Schnaff's adventure 
 
 Prudence and the bishop. Hawkins, A, II. 
 
 Prussian vase. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 P's correspondence. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Psyche. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Psyche and the pskyscrapcr. Henry, O. 
 
 Psyche's, art. Alcott, L. M. 
 
 Psychical prank. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 I^sj'chological moment. Herrick, R. 
 
 Psychological shipwreck. Bierce, A. 
 
 P;tit-Bleu. Harland, H. 
 
 P'titc Louison. See Parker, G. Absurd 
 
 romance of P'tite Louison 
 ]':i pucrta del vino. Smith, F. H. 
 Pulpit orator. Stuart, R. M. 
 Pumpkin. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Pumpkin-eater. Harris, J. C. 
 Pumpkin giant. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 I'unch, brothers, punch. Clemens, S. L. 
 Punch's understudy. Quiller-Couch, A. T, 
 Punin and Baburin. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Pupasse. King, G. E. 
 Pupil. James, H. 
 Pupil of Aurelius. Black, W. 
 Pupil of Chestnut Ridge. Harte, B. 
 Purification of Mulfera. Hornung, E. W. 
 Purification of Palomitas. Janvier, T. A. 
 Puritan Bohemia. Sherwood, M. P. 
 Puritan ingenue. Wood, J. S. 
 Purloined Christmas. Morris, G. 
 Purloined letter. Poe, E. A. 
 Purple dress. Henry, O. 
 Purple emperor. Chambers, R. ^^^ 
 Purple eyes. Long, J. L. 
 Purple jar. Edgeworth, M. 
 Purple mountains. Crockett, S. R. 
 Purple Pileus. Wells, H. G. 
 Purple rhododendron. Fox, J., jr. 
 Purse. Balzac. H. de 
 Purse of Aholibah. Hunckcr, J. G. 
 Purser's story. Barr, R. 
 Pursuit of a teapot. Train, A. C. 
 Pursuit of the piano. Howells, W. D. 
 Pushkin, Alexander Sergeivitch, 1799-1837 
 Bohemians 
 
 In Merimee. P. Writings v 5 
 Captain's daughter 
 
 In Russian romance 
 Cofiin-maker 
 
 In Dumas, A. Crop-carod Tacquot 
 Duel 
 
 In Liv Age 219: 456 
 Fine shot 
 
 In Dumas, A. Crop-cared Jacquot 
 Hussar 
 
 In Merimee, P. W^ritings v 5 
 Lady-rustic 
 
 In Russian romance 
 Moor of i'eter the Great 
 
 In Russian romance 
 Pistol shot 
 /// Russian romance 
 
 Merimee, P. Writings v 5 
 Stories by ^oreign authors, Russian 
 Queen of spades 
 
 /;/ Merimee, P. Writings v 5 
 Shot. See Pushkin, A. Pistol shot 
 Snow-storm 
 
 In Russian romance 
 
 Dumas, A. Crop-eared Jactiuot 
 I"".senwein, J. B. Short story mas- 
 terpieces, Russian 
 Mabie. If. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Lit lie masterpieces of fiction v 6 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 275 
 
 Station-master 
 
 In Russian romance 
 Undertaker 
 In Russian romance 
 Fuss in boots. Terrault, C. 
 Tuss-in-boots. Howard, B. W. 
 T'uss in boots (adapted). Scudder, H. E. 
 Puss — the promoter. Pjangs, J. K. 
 Putting on the screws. Morris, G. 
 
 Puzzle 
 
 //) Hawthorne, J. Pibrary mystery and 
 detective stories, English-Scotch 
 Puzzler. Kipling, R. 
 Pyetuslikoff. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Pygmies. Hawthorne, N. 
 Pyle, Howard, 1853-191 1 
 
 Buccaneers. See Pyle, H. With the buc- 
 caneers 
 Captain Brand. See Pyle, H. Ghost of 
 
 Captain Brand 
 Dead finger 
 
 In Harper 123: 488 
 Devil at New Hope 
 In Stolen- treasure 
 Die of fate 
 
 In Harper 124:883 
 Edric and Sylvaine 
 
 In Harper 117: 383 
 Evil eye 
 
 In Harper 124: 383 
 Garden behind the moon 
 
 In Garden behind the moon 
 Ghost of Captain Brand 
 
 In Stolen treasure 
 In tenebras 
 
 In Howells, W. D., and Alden. 11. ^I. 
 Shapes that haunt the dusk 
 May-day idyl of the olden time 
 
 In Harper 68:821 
 Modern magician 
 
 In Cosmopol 17: 461 
 Mysterious chest 
 
 In Harper 118: 3 
 Otto of the silver hand 
 
 In Otto of the silver hand 
 Painted pitcher 
 
 In Harper 123: 829 
 Pepper and salt 
 
 In Pepper and salt 
 Price of blood 
 
 In Price of blood 
 Retribution; a story of the 17th century 
 
 In Harper 86:683 
 Ruby of Kishmoor 
 In Ruby of Kishmoor 
 Harper 115: 327 
 Salem wolf 
 
 In Harper 120: 2 
 Stolen treasure 
 
 /;; Stolen treasure 
 Tom Chist and the treasure-box 
 
 In Stolen treasure 
 
 With the buccaneers 
 
 In Stolen treasure 
 
 "Q" pseud. See Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Quaddhroop-eds. MacManus, S. 
 Quality. Galsworthy, J. 
 Qu' appelle. Parker, G. 
 
 Quarantine island. Besant, W. 
 Quarter loaf. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Quartette. Fuller, H. B. 
 Quattrocentisteria. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Queen Anne. Stuart, R. M. 
 Queen Christina. See Hawthorne, N. Bio- 
 graphical stories 
 Queen for a day. Wyatt, E. E. 
 Queen Hortense. Maupassant, G. de 
 Queen o' Sheba's triumph. Stuart, R. M. 
 Queen of California. Hale, E. E. 
 Queen of clubs. White, E. O. 
 Queen of pleasure. Harland, H. 
 Queen of spades. Pushkin, A. S. See also 
 
 Merimee, P. tr. 
 Queen of the bees. l'>ckniann, E., and Chat- 
 
 rian, A. 
 Queen of the pirate isle. Harte, B. 
 Queen of the swamp. Catherwood, j\I. H. 
 Queen Silver-Bell. Burnett, E. H. 
 Queen Titania. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Queen Tita's wager. Black, W. 
 Queen versus Billy. Osbourne, L. 
 Queens at Kungahalla. Lagerlof, S. 
 Queen's conquest. MacManus, S. 
 Queen's museum. Stockton, F. R. 
 Queens of Arcady. Brown, A. 
 Queens of beauty. Sharp, W. 
 Queen's triplets. Zangwill, I. 
 Queen's twin. Jewett, S. O. 
 Queer business. Norris, W. E. 
 Queer experience with the phonograph. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Queer feeling. Donnell, A. H. 
 Queer night in Paris. Maupassant, G. de 
 Queerness of Dave Tutt. Lewis, A. H. 
 Queries and answers. Henry, O. 
 Quest of Aunt Nancy. Jordan, E. G. 
 Quest of Mr. Teaby. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Quest of Soapy. Henry, O. 
 
 Quest of the elusive. Huneker, J. G. 
 
 Questing veteran. Duncan, N. 
 
 Question. Litchfield, G. D. 
 
 Question in art. Herrick, R. 
 
 Question of diplomacy. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Question of diplomacy. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Question of Latin. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Question of latitude. Davis, Richard H. 
 
 Question of service. Wyatt, E. F. 
 
 Question of taste. Maartens, M. 
 
 Question of time. Futrelle, J. 
 
 Question of valor. Harben, W. N. 
 
 Question of values. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Questionable shapes. Howells, W. D. 
 
 Quick change. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Quick or the dead? Troubetzkoy, A. C. 
 
 Quicksand. Wharton, E. 
 
 Quicksilver Cassandra. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Quiddlers three. McCutcheon, G. B. 
 
 Quiet day at Creede. Warman, C. 
 
 Quiet woman. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur Thomas, 1863- 
 Ballast 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Bishop of Eucalyptus 
 In Wandering heath 
 Blue pantomime 
 
 In I saw three ships 
 
276 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur Thomas— Co»/. 
 Boanerges. See Quillcr-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Parents and cliildrcn 
 Bridals of Yssclmondc 
 In W^iitc Wolf 
 
 Pall Alall M 24:338 
 Burglary club 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Captain Dick and Captain Jack 
 
 In Laird's luck 
 Captain from Bath 
 
 In Wandering heath 
 Captain Wyvern's adventures 
 In Shakespeare's Christmas 
 Capture of the Burgomeistcr Van der 
 Werf 
 In White Wolf 
 Cellars of Rueda 
 In White Wolf 
 Cleeve court 
 
 /;/ Two sides of the face 
 Collaborators 
 ^ In Two sides of the face 
 Colonel Baigent's Christmas 
 ^ In Corporal Sam 
 Concerning St. John of Jerusalem 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Conspiracy aboard tlie "Midas" 
 
 /;/ Delectable duchy 
 Copernican convoy 
 In Corporal Sam 
 Corporal Sam 
 
 In Corporal Sam 
 Corrected contempt. See Quiller-Couch, 
 
 A. T. In the train 
 Cox versus Prettyman 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Cuckoo Valley railway 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Daphnis 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 D'Arfet's vengeance 
 
 In Laird's luck 
 Disenchantment of 'Lizabeth 
 
 In I saw three ships 
 Doctor Unonius 
 In Corporal Sam 
 Belgravia 67: 22 
 Drawn blind 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Egg-stealing 
 
 /;( Delectable duchy 
 Elisha 
 
 In Old fires and profitable gliosts 
 England! 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Eamily Bible. .SV^ Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Parents and children 
 l'"irst parish meeting. See Quiller-Coucli, 
 
 A. T. Letters from Troy 
 Plowing source 
 
 In Wandering heatli 
 I'rencliman's creek 
 
 In Shakespeare's Christmas 
 From a cottage in Gantick. i 1. Mourner's 
 horse. 2. Silhouettes | 
 In Delectable duchy 
 
 Pt 2. Patten, \V. International 
 short stories v _- 
 hrozen Margit 
 
 In Old lires and profitable ghosts 
 
 Golden wedding 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Great fire in Free thy 's quay. See Quiller- 
 Couch, A. T. Prince of Abyssinia's 
 post-bag 
 Haunted dragoon 
 
 In I saw three ships 
 Haunted yacht 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Horror on the stair 
 
 In Two sides of the face 
 Hotwell's duel 
 
 In Two sides of the face 
 Householders 
 
 /;/ ;\[cClure 6: 421 
 I saw three ships 
 
 In I saw three ships 
 In the train. [1. Punch's understudy. 2. 
 Corrected contempt] 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Interruption. See Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Prince of Abyssinia's post-bag 
 Jetsom 
 
 In Wandering heath 
 Jew on the moor 
 
 In Corporal Sam 
 John and the ghosts 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Keepers of the lamp 
 
 In White Wolf 
 
 Pall Mall M 21:205 
 King o' Prussia 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Lady of the red admirals 
 
 In Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 Lady of the ship 
 
 In Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 Cosmopol 28: 331 
 Laird's luck 
 
 In Laird's luck 
 
 Pall Mall M 23:37.3,475 
 Lamp and the guitar 
 
 In Shakespeare's Christmas 
 Legend of Sir Dinar 
 
 In Wandering heath 
 Legends of St. Piran 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Letters from Troy [i. First parish meet- 
 ing. 2. Simple shepherd] 
 
 In Wandering heath 
 l.ove Diehards 
 
 In Wandering heath 
 Love of Naomi 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Man behind the curtain 
 
 /;( Shakespeare's Christmas 
 Man who could have told 
 
 In WHiite Wolf 
 Margery of Lawhibbet 
 
 In Laird's luck 
 Mayor's dovecot: a cautionary tale 
 
 /;/ Corporal Sam 
 Mazed election (1768) 
 
 /;/ Two sides of the face 
 Midsummer fires 
 
 /// Laird's luck 
 Miracle of the While Wolf 
 
 //( White Wolf 
 Monkey-flowers 
 
 In Cosmopol 31:405 
 Mourner's horse. See Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 From a cottage in Gantick 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 277 
 
 Mutual exchange, limited 
 
 In Corporal Sam 
 My Christmas burglary 
 
 In Corporal Sam 
 My grandfather, Hendry Watty 
 
 In Wandering liQ^th 
 My lady's coach 
 
 In Two sides of the face 
 Mystery of Joseph Laquedem 
 
 In Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 News from Troy! 
 
 In Corporal Sam 
 Oceanus 
 
 In Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 Omnibus 
 
 In Stories by English authors, London 
 Once aboard the lugger 
 
 In Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 McClure i: 515 
 Pair of hands 
 
 In Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 Parents and children, [i. Famiily Bible. 
 2. Boanerges] 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Parson Jack's fortune 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Paupers 
 
 bi Delectable duchy 
 
 Warner library 
 
 Penance of John Emmet 
 
 In Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 Phoebus on Halzaphron 
 
 In Laird's luck 
 Scrib Al 30: 163 
 Poisoned ice 
 
 In Laird's luck 
 Prince of Abyssinia's post-bag. [i. Inter- 
 ruption. 2. Great fire in Freethy's 
 quay] 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Prisoners of war 
 
 In Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 Punch's understudy. See Quiller-Couch. 
 
 _ A. T. In the train 
 Rain of dollars 
 
 In Shakespeare's Christmas 
 Red velvet 
 
 In Corporal Sam 
 Regent's wager 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Rider on the dawn 
 
 In Two sides of the face 
 Roll-call of the reef 
 
 bi Wandering heath 
 Idler 7:581 
 McClure 5: 163 
 Room of mirrors 
 
 In Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 St. Piran. See Quiller-Couch, A. T. Leg- 
 ends of St. Piran 
 School friends 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Senior fellow 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Seven-an'-six 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Seventh man 
 
 In Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 Shakespeare's Christmas 
 
 In Shakespeare's Christmas 
 
 Silhouettes 
 
 Silhouettes. See Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 From a cottage in Gantick 
 Simple shepherd. See Quiller-Couch, 
 
 A. T. Letters from Troy 
 Sindbad on Burrator 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Scrib M 22: 146 
 Singular adventure of a small free-trader 
 
 III Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 Spinster's maying 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Stephen of Steens 
 
 In Two sides of the face 
 Talking ships 
 
 In White Wolf 
 
 Pall Mall M 25: 181 
 Three men of Badajos 
 
 In Laird's luck 
 Three photographs 
 
 In W^iite Wolf 
 Tom Tiddler's ground 
 
 In Atlan 109: 621, 826 
 Town's memory 
 
 In Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 Two boys 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Two householders 
 
 In I saw three ships 
 Two monuments 
 
 /;; Delectable duchy 
 Two scouts 
 
 In Laird's luck 
 Victor 
 
 In White Wolf 
 Cornhill 85:66 
 When the sap rose 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Warner library 
 Which? 
 
 In Old fires and profitable ghosts 
 Widdershins 
 
 In Wandering heath 
 Woon Gate 
 
 In Delectable duchy 
 Wrestlers 
 
 In Wandering heath 
 Ye sexes, give ear! 
 
 In Shakespeare's Christmas 
 Young man's diary 
 
 In Wandering heath 
 Quilting bee in our village. Freeman, M. 
 
 E. W. 
 Quiquern. Kipling, R. 
 Quin, Dan (pseud.). See Lewis, Alfred 
 
 Henry 
 Quite out of the common. Phillpotts, E 
 Quite so. Aldrich, T. B. 
 
 R. J.'s mother. Deland, M. 
 
 Rab and his friends. Brown, J. 
 
 Rab Vinch's wife. Keats, G. 
 
 Rabbit. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Rabbit and the moon. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Race. Brown, A. 
 
 Race. White, S. E. 
 
 Race at Left Bower. Bierce, A. 
 
 Race for number three. London, J. 
 
 Race improvement. Harris, T. C. 
 
 Race of the little ships. Earle, M. T. 
 
278 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Rachel's lovers. Page, T. N. 
 
 Racketty-Packetty house. Burnett, E. H. 
 
 Rnnford's diamond digging. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Radiator. Rates, A. 
 
 Radium. Morris, G. 
 
 Raffles relics. Hornung, E. \\'. 
 
 Raft of the Medusa. Payn, J. 
 
 Raft that no man made. Lowell, R. T. S. 
 
 Rag-man and the rag-woman. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Rage of Queen Cophetua. Le Gallienne, R. 
 
 Raging of the sea. Duncan, N. 
 
 Raid; a volunteer's story. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Raid of the guerilla. Craddock, C. E. 
 
 Raid on the oyster pirates. London, J. 
 
 Railroad and the church-yard. Bjornson, B. 
 
 Railroading in France. Warman, C. 
 
 Railway emergency. Warman, C. 
 
 Railway mail clerk. Warman, C. 
 
 Rain of dollars. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Rainbow's end. Norris, K. 
 
 Raines law arrest. Masefield, J. 
 
 Rainy afternoon. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Rainy day with Uncle Remus. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Rainy June. Ouida 
 Rajah of Bungpore. Smith, F. H. 
 Rajah's diamond. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Rajah's treasure. Wells, H. G. 
 Ralph, Julian, 185 3- 1903 
 Alone in China 
 
 In Alone in China 
 
 Harper 91: 685 
 
 "Boss" of Ling-foo 
 
 In Alone in China 
 
 Harper 92: 620 
 
 Bruce's mighty weakness 
 
 In Prince of Georgia 
 Conquerors of New York 
 
 In Harper 104:963 
 Cordelia's night of romance 
 In People we pass 
 Harper 90: 781 
 Dan Dunn's outfit 
 In Harper 83:880 
 Dandy at his best 
 
 In Prince of Georgia 
 Day at the Pinochle club 
 
 In People we pass 
 Dutch Kitty's white slippers 
 /;; People we pass 
 Harper 90: 914 
 German policeman 
 
 III German policeman 
 House-boating in China 
 
 In Alone in China 
 Line-man's wedding 
 In People we pass 
 Harper 89:828 
 Little Fairy's constancy 
 In Alone in China 
 Harper 92: 856 
 Love in the big barracks 
 In People we pass 
 Harper 90: 421 
 Love-letters of Superfine Gold 
 In Alone in China 
 1 larpcr 93: 276 
 Low Dutch and high 
 In People we pass 
 Miss Pi. See Ralph, J. Story of Miss Pi 
 
 Mrs. Rupert's Christmas 
 
 /;; Prince of Georgia 
 Mother song 
 
 In People we pass 
 Harper 90: 102 
 My borrowed torpedo-boat 
 
 In Prince of Georgia 
 New woman. See Ralph, J. Sad fate of a 
 
 new woman 
 Petey Burke and his pupil 
 /;; People we pass 
 Harper 91 : 617 
 Plumblossom Beebe's adventures 
 In Alone in China 
 Harper 91 : 943 
 Prince of Georgia 
 /;/ Prince of Georgia 
 Elarper 97: 165 
 Sad fate of a new woman 
 In Prince of Georgia 
 Cosmopol 20: 548 
 Story of Miss Pi 
 In Alone in China 
 Harper 92: 189 
 Torpedo-boat. See Raljdi, J. My bor- 
 rowed torpedo-boat 
 Transformation of Em Durham 
 
 In Harper 107: 269 
 Trip with a tin-peddler 
 
 In Harper 106: 692 
 When the clouds fell down 
 In Harper 97: 465 
 Ramble in aphasia. Henry, O. 
 Rancho del Muerto. King, C. 
 Randolph '64. Train, A. C. 
 Randolph's portrait. Hawthorne, N. 
 Ransom of Mack. Henry, O. 
 Ransom of red chief. Henry, O. 
 Ranson's folly. Davis, Richard H. 
 Rape of the beau. Castle, A., and Castle, E. 
 Raphael of Monsieur Prunelier. Bazin, R. 
 Rappaccini's daughter. Hawthorne, N. 
 Rapture of Hetty. Foote, M. H. 
 Rash experiment. Jacobs. W. W. 
 Rasmus. Page, T. N. 
 Raspberry water. Turgencv, I. S. 
 Rasselas in the vegetable kingdom. Pang- 
 born, G. W. 
 Rat-catcher. Wright, M. O. 
 Rathskeller and the rose. Henry, O. 
 Rattlesnake and the polecat. Harris, J. C. 
 Rattling. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Rattling of wheels. See Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Rattling 
 Ravenswing. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Rawley's last gamble. Parker, G. 
 Raxworthy's treasure. Hawthorne, T. 
 Ray. Spofford, H. P. 
 Ray's daughter. King, C. 
 Reade, Charles, 1814-1884 
 
 Art: a dramatic tale. See Reado, C. 
 Coutm- (if true luve nc\er did run 
 smoi.th 
 Autobiograpliy of a tliicf 
 
 III Coursi' (it true \n\v iu'\ it did run 
 smo.ith 
 r.lddnicT. .SVi" Kcadf, C. Course of true 
 lovi.' ne\rr did run siiiontli 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 2/9 
 
 Born to good-luck 
 
 In Good stories of man and otlicr ani- 
 mals 
 Harper 67: 201 
 Box tunnel 
 
 hi Stories by English authors, England 
 Christie Johnstone 
 
 In Peg VVoffington 
 Clouds and sunshine. Sec Reade, C. 
 Course of true love never did run 
 smooth 
 Course of true love never did run smooth 
 I. Clouds and sunshine. 2. Bloomer. 
 .3. Art: a dramatic tale 
 /;/ Course of true love never did run 
 smooth 
 Doubles 
 
 In Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 Exchange of animals 
 
 In Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 History of an acre 
 
 III Course of true love never did run 
 smooth 
 Jack of all trades 
 
 In Course of true love never did run 
 smooth 
 Harper 16: 109 
 Jilt: a yarn 
 
 In Course of true love never did run 
 smooth 
 Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 Jilt: a yarn 
 Kindly jest 
 
 In Course of true love never did run 
 smooth 
 Knight's secret 
 
 In Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 Knightsbridge mystery 
 
 In Course of true love never did run 
 smooth 
 Patten, W. International short 
 stories v 2 
 Lambert's leap 
 
 In Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 Lord Camelford's body. See Reade, C. 
 What has become of Lord Camel- 
 ford's body 
 Man's life saved by fowls, and woman's 
 by a pig 
 In Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 Old bachelor's adventure 
 
 In Course of true love never did run 
 smooth 
 Peg Wofifington 
 
 In Peg WofTiington 
 Picture 
 
 In Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 Harper 68: 625, 680 
 Reality 
 
 In Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 
 Rus 
 
 In Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 Harper 6/: 94 
 Single-heart and Double-face 
 
 In Peg Woffiington 
 Special constable 
 
 In Good stories of man and otiier ain'- 
 mals 
 Stroke of business 
 
 In Course of true love ne\er did run 
 smooth 
 Suspended animation 
 
 In Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 There's many a slip 'twixt the cup and 
 the lip 
 In Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 Harper 68: 131 
 Tit for tat 
 
 In Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 Harper 66: 251 
 Two Lears 
 
 /;/ Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 Wandering heir 
 
 In Wandering heir 
 What has become of Lord Camelford's 
 body? 
 In Course of true love never did run 
 smooth 
 Good stories of man and other ani- 
 mals 
 White elephant [This is Jack of all trades 
 with the first four and part of the fifth 
 chapter omitted] 
 In White elephant 
 Reader. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Reading lesson. Bates, A. 
 Reading of the riddle. White, W. A. 
 Readjustment. Austin, M. H. 
 Ready letter-writer. Michelson, M. 
 Real issue. White, W. A. 
 Real magic. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Real one and the other. Maupassant. G. de 
 Real right thing. James, H. 
 Real Robinson Crusoe. See Saintine, J. X. B. 
 
 Solitary of Juan Fernandez 
 Real sport. Cutting, M. S. 
 Real thing. Bangs, J. K. 
 Real thing. James, H. 
 Real thing. Thanet, O. 
 Reality. Reade, C. 
 Realized ideal. Magruder, J. 
 Realm of the unreal. Bierce, A. 
 Reason why. Harris, J. C. 
 Reason why. Lefevre, E. 
 Rebecca and Rowena, a romance upon ro- 
 mance. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Rebecca Mary's bereavement. Donnell. 
 
 A. H. 
 Rebecca Mary's diary. Donnell, A. IT. 
 Rebecca's point of view. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Rebecca's reminiscences. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Rebecca's thought book. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Rebellion of Wilhelmina. Singmaster, E. 
 Rebels of the moon. Huneker, J. G. 
 Receiving moderators. Watson, J. 
 
 Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. Recent confederate victory. White W A 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 5 Reckless character. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
28o 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Reckoning. Wharton, E. 
 Recollection. Maupassant, G. de 
 Recollections of a billiard marker. Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. 
 Recompense. Donnell, A. H. 
 Reconciliation. Hearn, L. 
 Reconciliation. Wells, H. G. 
 Record of a troubled life. Moulton, L. C. 
 Record of Badalia Herodsfoot. Kipling, R. 
 Record on the blotter. White, W. A. 
 Recovery. Wharton, E. 
 Recrudescence of Imray. Kipling, R. 
 Recrudescence of Madame Vic. Janvier, 
 
 T. A. 
 Recruit. See Balzac, H. de. Conscript 
 Recruit at Christmas. Davis, Richard H. 
 Rector of Blicher. Blicher, S. S. 
 Red and white. Hale, E. E. 
 Red bridal. Hearn, L. 
 Red cow group. Morrison, A. 
 Red cross. Hawthorne, N. 
 Red Cross girl. Davis, Richard H. 
 Red dog. Kipling, R. 
 Red egg. France, A. 
 Red flower. Garshin, V. M. 
 Red-haired man's dream. Keats, G. 
 Red Hanrahan. Yeats, W. B. 
 Red Hanrahan's curse. Yeats, W. B. 
 Red Hanrahan's vision. See Yeats, W. B. 
 
 Hanrahan's vision 
 Red-headed league. Doyle, A. C. 
 Red-headed Malpelo. Verga, G. 
 Red-headed piano-player. Huneker, T. G. 
 Red house. See Balzac, H. de. Red inn 
 Red inn. Balzac, H. de 
 Red lamp. Kipling, R. 
 Red man's river. See Parker, G. Once at 
 
 Red man's river 
 Red mark. Zangwill, I. 
 Red Mike. Lewis, A. H. 
 Red patrol. Parker, G. 
 Red poocher. MacManus, S. 
 Red poppies. Brown, A. 
 Red Riding-hoods. Phillpotts, E. 
 Red room. Wells, H. G. 
 Red rose. Phillpotts, E. 
 Red silk handkerchief. Bunner, H. C. 
 Red star. Doyle. A. C. 
 Red Starosta. Jokai, M. 
 Red tassels. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Red tulips. Alcott, L. M. 
 Red velvet. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Reddy Armstrong's reformation. Williams, 
 
 Redemption of Mabel Muriel. Jordan, 
 
 E. G. 
 Redemption of young Billington Rand. 
 
 Bangs, J. K. 
 Redcniptioncr. Eggleston, E. 
 Redesdale, Algernon Bertram Freeman- 
 Mitford, ist baron. See iMitford, A. B., 
 pseud. 
 
 Reduction cure for Kittie James. Jordan, 
 
 E. G. 
 Reed. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Reef of Norman's woe. See Parker, G. 
 
 On the reef of Norman's woe 
 Reffey. See Balestier, C. W. Average 
 
 woman: Reffey 
 Reformation of Calliope. Henry, O. 
 Reformation of James Reddy. Harte, B. 
 
 Reformed pirate. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Regenerate. Duncan, N. 
 
 Regeneration of Colonel Hucks. White 
 
 W. A. 
 Regeneration of Petlow. Bangs, J. K. 
 Regent's wager. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Reggie Livingstone's country life. Gray, D. 
 Reginald Blake, financier and cad. Jerome 
 
 J. K. 
 Register; a comedy. Howells, W. D. 
 Regret. Maupassant, G. de 
 Rehearsal of a new play. Matthews, J. B. 
 Reign of the doll. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Re-incarnation. Harland, H. 
 Reincarnation of Smith. Harte, B. 
 Reingelder and the German flag. Kipling, R. 
 Rejected blessing. Hawthorne, N. 
 Rejected manuscript. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Rejected Titian. Herrick, R. 
 Relic. Maupassant, G. de 
 Relic of the Pliocene. London, J. 
 Relics. Maupassant, G. de 
 Relics of General Chasse. TroUope, A. 
 Relics of the past. Maupassant, G. de 
 Relius. Sec Page, T. N. How Relius 
 
 "bossed the ranch" 
 Reluctance. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Reluctant dragon. Grahame, K. 
 Remarkable case of David Simpson's eyes. 
 
 Wells, H. G. 
 Remarkable rocket. Wilde, O. 
 Remarkable wreck of the "Thomas Plyke " 
 
 Stockton, F. R. 
 Rembrandt. Wharton, E. 
 Remington, Frederic, 1861-1909 
 Billy's tearless woe 
 
 In McClurc 16: 455 
 Chasing a major-general 
 
 In Stories of peace and war 
 Desert romance 
 
 In Cent 63: 522 
 Failure of justice 
 
 In Harper 100: 267 
 Honor of the troop 
 In Harper 99: 286 
 How a trout broke a friendship 
 
 In Outing 36: 651 
 How order No. 6 went through 
 
 /;; Harper 96: 846 
 How the law got into the chaparral 
 
 In Harper 94: 60 
 Joshua Goodenough's old letter 
 //; Stories of peace and war 
 Harper 95 : 878 
 Natchez's Pass 
 
 In Harper 102: 437 
 Shot-gun episode 
 
 /// Outing 36: 116 
 Story of the dry leaves 
 
 //( Harper 99:95 
 Strange days that came to Jimniie Friday 
 In Stories of peace and war 
 Harper 93: 410 
 Sun-down's higher self 
 
 In Harper 97: 846 
 Sundown Leflare 
 In Sundown Leflare 
 Harper 97: 195 
 They bore a hand 
 /// Harper 100: 705 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 281 
 
 Way Wonderful 
 In McClure 24: 206 
 
 Reminiscence. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Reminiscence of Spain. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 
 Reminiscences of an umbrella. Barrie, J. M. 
 
 Remnants of the code. Henry, O. 
 
 Renaissance at Charleroi. Henry, O. 
 
 Renault. See Catherwood, M. H. Little 
 Renault 
 
 Rendezvous. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Renegade. Osbourne, L. 
 
 Renegade Zouave. Daudet, A. 
 
 Repairer of reputations. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Repayment. Coppee, F. 
 
 Repentance. Craigie, P. M. T. 
 
 Repentant sinner. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Repentant sinner. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 "Reported lost." Grenfell, W. T. 
 
 Reporter who made himself king. Davis, 
 Richard H. 
 
 Repplier, Agnes, 1858- 
 Archbishop's visit 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 
 10: 411 
 
 Representing T. A. Buck. Ferber, E. 
 
 Reprieve. Donnell, A. H. 
 
 Reprisal. McVickar, H. W. 
 
 Reproof valiant. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Republic without a president. Ward, H. D. 
 
 Repulse. Maupassant, G. de 
 Requirements of the situation. Hibbard, 
 
 G. A. 
 Requisitionnaire. See Balzac, H. de. Con- 
 script 
 Rescue. Davis, C. B. 
 Rescue. Sedgewick, A. D. 
 Rescue of Pluffles. Kipling, R. 
 Rescue of Theophilus Newbegin. Train, 
 
 A. C. 
 Residuary. Watson, J. 
 Resignation. Dyar, M. 
 Respecters of law. Miller, A. D. 
 Responsibility. Harland, H. 
 Responsibility of Lawrence. Williams, 
 
 J. L. 
 Rest cure. Hornung, E. W. 
 Rest-house on the hill. Maseiield, J. 
 Restoration of Melie Ziegler. Singmaster, E. 
 Resumed identity. Bierce, A. 
 Resurrection. Maartens, M. 
 Resuscitation. Peattic, E. W. 
 Retreat. Singmaster, E. 
 Retribution. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Retribution; a story of the 17th century. 
 
 Pyle, H. 
 Retrieved reformation. Henry, O. 
 Return. Bazin, R. 
 Return. Conrad, J. 
 Return. Maupassant, G. de 
 Return; a Christmas story. Bazin, R. 
 Return from the fair. Mitford, M. R. 
 Return match. Hornung, E. W. 
 Return message. Hale, E. E. 
 Return of a private. Garland, H. 
 Return of Aladdin. Bangs, J. K. 
 Return of father. Brown, A. 
 Return of Imray. Kipling, R. 
 Return of Mr. Wills. Austin, M. H. 
 Return of Rebecca Mary. Donnell, A. H. 
 Return of the charm. See Van Dyke, H. 
 Two stories of the unknown quantity 
 
 Return of the soul. Hichens, R. S. 
 
 Return of Yen-Tchiu-King. Hearn, L. 
 
 Revenge. Lys, G. de 
 
 Revenge. See Maupassant, G. de. Moiron 
 
 Revenge. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Revenge of her race. Beaumont, M. 
 
 Revenge of the Adolphus. Crane, S. 
 
 Reverberator. James, H. 
 
 Reverend Ezekiel Crump. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Reverend Father Gauchcr's elixir. See 
 Daudet, A. Elixir of the Rev. Pere 
 Gaucher 
 
 Reverend John Greedy. Allen, G. 
 
 Rev. Jordan White's three glances. Stuart, 
 R. M. 
 
 Reverend Malachi Matthew. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Reverie. Merrick, L. 
 
 Reverse. Sigourney, L. H. 
 
 Reversed love letters. French, A. W. 
 
 Reversible landscape. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Reversible love affair. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Reversion to type. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Reversion to type. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Reversion to type. Norris, F. 
 
 Revolt of "mother." Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Revolt of Sophia Lane. Freeman, M. E. .W. 
 
 Revolt of the gods. Bierce, A. 
 
 Revolution of Satan's Trap. Duncan, N. 
 
 Revolutionary love-story. Kirk, E. O. 
 
 Reward of virtue. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 
 Reward of virtue. Harland, H. 
 
 Reward of virtue. Van Dyke, H. 
 
 Rhyme to Porringer. Cabell, J. B. 
 
 Rich widow of Spanish town. Morris, G. 
 
 Richard and Robin. Grant, R. 
 
 Richard Carr's baby. Davis, Richard H. 
 
 Richard Foster. MacManus, S. 
 
 Riching versus Providence. Moulton, L. C. 
 
 Richter, Jean Paul Friedrich, 1 763-1825 
 Army-Chaplain Schmelzle's journey to 
 Flatz 
 In Carlyle, T: German romance v 2 
 Life of Quintus Fixlein 
 
 In Carlyle, T: German romance v 2 
 Rici, Richard 
 
 White sleep of Auber Hum 
 
 In Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. M. 
 Shapes that haunt the dusk 
 Riddle of Countess Runa. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Riddle of the rocks. Craddock, C. E. 
 Ride of his life. Gray, D. 
 Rider. Ward, H. D. 
 
 Rider on the dawn. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Riding of Felipe. Norris, F. 
 Riding-whip. Gissing, G. R. 
 Right at last. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Right eye of the commander. Harte, B. 
 Right hand of Samuel Dodson. Watson, J. 
 Right o' way. Keats, G. 
 Right of the strongest. Thanet, O. 
 Right of way. Davis, Richard H. 
 Righteous bargain. Brown, A. 
 Righteous overmuch. Watson, J. 
 Riki-Baka. Hearn, L. 
 Rikki-tikki-tavi. Kipling, R. 
 Rill from the town pump. Hawthorne, N. 
 Rim of finer issues. Huneker, J. G. 
 Rinaldo. Ouida 
 Ring. Alaartens, M. 
 Ring finger. Gissing, G. 
 Ring of Thoth. Doyle, A. C. 
 
282 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Rip Yan Winkle. Irving-, W. 
 
 Ripening of the fruit. See \'an Dyke, II. 
 
 Two stories of the unknown quantity 
 Riquct of the tuft. Perrault, C. 
 Rise and fall of the poet Gregory. Bangs, 
 
 J. K. 
 Rise of Iskander. Disraeli, B. 
 Rise of the Vanni. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Risen dead. Pcmberton, M. 
 Rising water. Norris, K. 
 Rising Wolf — ghost dancer. Garland, H. 
 Rival. Comer, C. A. P 
 Rival ally. King. C. 
 Rival beauties. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Rival dance halls. Lewis, A. H. 
 Rival dreamers. Banim, J. 
 Rival ghosts. Matthews, J. B. 
 Rival pins. See Maupassant, G. de. Double 
 
 pins 
 Rivals. Coppee, F. 
 River. Field, E. 
 River-boss. White, S. E. 
 River-land, a story for children. Cham- 
 bers, R. W. 
 Riverman. White, S. E. 
 Rivermouth romance. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Road to Europe. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Road to glory. Davis, C. B. 
 Roads of destiny. Henry, O. 
 Roads we take. Henry, O. 
 Roast beef, medium. Ferbcr, E. 
 Robb Dodds. Hogg, J. 
 Robber and the woman (Arabic) 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 Robber region of southern California. 
 
 Taylor, B. 
 Robbers. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Robe of peace. Henrj^, O. 
 Roberson's medium. Janvier, T. A. 
 Robert, Clemence 
 Baron de Trenck 
 In Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V 3 
 Robert White. ,SV^ Matthews, J. B. On 
 
 the l)attle-fic]d 
 Roberts, Charles George Douglas, 1860- 
 Jcan Michaud's little ship 
 
 /;/ Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V I 
 Strayed 
 
 In Warner library 
 Roberts, Morley, 1857- 
 King Billy of Ballarat 
 III Stories l^y Englisli authors, Orient 
 Robertson, Harrison, 1856- 
 ilow tile derby was won 
 In Stories of the South (Stories from 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M 6: 24 
 Robin and the violet. Field, K. 
 Robin Goodfellow — his friends. Kipling, R. 
 Robin Redbreast. Lagerlof, S. 
 Robins and hammers. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Robinson, Agnes Mary Francis, 185;- [Mme. 
 Duclaux] 
 Cioiieril 
 
 /// Stories by Englisli authors, Italy 
 Liv Age 154: 290 
 
 Robinson, Frederic William, 1830-1901 
 Minions of the moon 
 //; Stories by English authors, England 
 Rochefort and Rossignol. Daudet, A. 
 Rock scorpions 
 
 In Stories by English authors, The sea 
 Rod, fidouard, i. e. Louis £;douard, 1857- 
 1910 
 Leather and son 
 In Stories by foreign authors, P^rench 
 V 3 
 Rod street revolution. Morrison, A. 
 Rodman the keeper. Woolson, C. F. 
 Rodolph and his king. Field, E. 
 Rod's salvation. Trumbull, A. E. 
 Roger Camerden. Bangs, J. K. 
 Roger Catron's friend. Ilarte, P>. 
 Roger Malvin's burial. Hawthorne, N. 
 Rogers. Clemens, S. L. 
 Roger's remed}'. Maupassant, G. de 
 Rogue and the simpleton. Tappan, E. M. 
 Rohlfs, Mrs. Anna Katharine Green. See 
 
 Green, Anna Katharine 
 Roi the fool. Morris, W. 
 Rokuro-Kubi. Hearn, L. 
 Roll-call of the reef. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Rolling stone. Gorky, M. 
 Roman road. Keats, G. 
 Romance and reality. Kielland, A. L. 
 Romance in the life of Hefty Burke. Davis, 
 
 Richard H. 
 Romance of a busy broker. Henry, O. 
 Romance of a coffee-stall. Merrick, L. 
 Romance of a fisherman's wife. Lagerlof, S. 
 Romance of a mortgage. Ward, H. D. 
 Romance of a mule-car. Stockton, F. R. 
 Romance of a soul. Grant, R. 
 Romance of a summer day. Alcott, L. M. 
 Romance of an old-fashioned gentleman. 
 
 Smith, F. H. 
 Romance of certain old clothes. James, H. 
 Romance of Cliinkapin castle. Stuart, R. M. 
 Romance of Madrono Hollow. Harte, B. 
 Romance of M. de Belle Isle. Payn, J. 
 Romance of I'aulilatino. Norris, W. E. 
 Romance of real life. Howells, W. D. 
 Romance of Sunrise Rock. Craddock, C. E. 
 Romance of the bill. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Romance of the city room. Jordan, E. G. 
 Romance of the faith. Ward, H. D. 
 Romance of the line. Harte, B. 
 Romance of the middle ages. Barr, R. 
 Romance of the Milky Way. Hearn, L. 
 Romance of the Moleliill country. Silber- 
 
 rad, U. L. 
 Romance of the rich young girl. Davis, 
 
 C. B. 
 Romance of Tompkins square. Janvier, 
 
 T. A. 
 Romance of Whooping Harbor. Duncan, N. 
 Romantic adventures of a milkmaid. Hardy, 
 
 T. 
 Romany of the snows. Parker, G. 
 Romeo and Julia. Strindbcrg, J. A. 
 Romeo and Juliet: a tale of two young fools. 
 
 Black, W. 
 Rondoli sisters. Maupassant, G. de 
 Room forty-five; a farce. Howells, W. D. 
 Room in the tower. Benson, E. F. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 283 
 
 Room number eleven. Maupassant, G. dc 
 
 Room of evil tliought. Peattie, E. W. 
 
 Room of mirrors. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Rooms. Harland, H. 
 
 Rope. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Rosa alchemica. Yeats, W. B. 
 
 Rosalie. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Rosalie Prudent. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Rosamond: a story of the plague. Mitford, 
 
 M. R. 
 Rosamund Gray. Lamb, C. 
 Rosamund in heaven. Brown, A. 
 Rosamund's romance. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Rosanna. Edgeworth, M. 
 Rose. See Bradley, H. L. Bringing of the 
 
 rose 
 Rose. Maupassant, G. de 
 Rose. Spofford, H. P. 
 Rose and the ring. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Rose and the thrush. Field, E. 
 Rose brocade. Brown, A. 
 Rose day. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Rose Dormant. Dunbar, A. 
 Rose madder. Janvier, T. A. 
 Rose o' the river. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Rose of death; a fantasy. Hawthorne, J. 
 Rose of Dixie. Henry, O. 
 Rose of Glenbogie. Harte, B. 
 Rose of the Ghetto. Zangwill, I. 
 Rose of Tuolumme. Harte, B. 
 Rose of Wolfville. Lewis, A. H. 
 Rosebud. Sec Hawthorne, N. Edward 
 
 Fane's rosebud 
 Rosemary for remembrance. Harland, H. 
 Rosemary's stepmother. Norris, K. 
 Roses and forget-me-nots. Alcott, L. M. 
 Roses of Monsieur Alphonse. Janvier, T. A. 
 Roses, ruses and romance. Henry, O. 
 La Rossiccia. Guida 
 Roswell tiara. Futrelle, J. 
 Rosy balm. Brown, A. 
 
 Rothenburg on the Tauber. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Rothschild's fiddle. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Rouge ct noir. Henry, O. 
 Roumanian romance. Warman, C. 
 Round of visits. James, H. 
 Round the sofa. See Gaskell, E. C. Lady 
 
 Ludlow 
 Round the world in a hack. Hale, E. E. 
 Round-up. Bunner, H. C. 
 Roundhead's daughter. Mitford, M. R. 
 Rounding off a scene. Bland, E. N. 
 Rout of the white hussars. Kipling, R. 
 Royal edict. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Royal Marine: an idyl of Narragansett pier. 
 
 Matthews, J. B. 
 Rubaiyat and the liner. Peattie, E. W. 
 Rubaiyat of a Scotch highball. Henry, O. 
 Rubber stamp. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Ruby and the caldron. Green, A. K. 
 Ruby heart. Bland, E. N. 
 Ruby hummingbird. Phillpotts, E. 
 Ruby of Kishmoor. Pyle, H. 
 Rudder Grangers in England. Stockton, F. R. 
 Rudolph and Elizabeth. Auerbach, B. 
 Rue Barree. Chambers, R. W. 
 Ruffino. Guida 
 Ruffo and Ruff. Ouida 
 Ruinous face. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Rule of three. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Ruler in Israel. Watson, J. 
 
 Ruler of men. Henry, O. 
 
 Rumpty-Dudget. Hawthorne, J. 
 
 Run of luck. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Run to seed. Page, T. N. 
 
 Runagates. Galsworthy, J. 
 
 Runaway. Chekhov, A. P. 
 
 Runaway match. Brown, A. 
 
 Runaways. Sherwood, M. P. 
 
 Runaway's Thanksgiving. Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 Runenberg. Tieck, L. 
 
 Runnage and Peshull. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Running switch. Warman, C. 
 
 Running the risk. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Running to harbor. Connolly, J. B. 
 
 Rupert the Resembler. By A-th-y H-pe. 
 
 Harte, B. 
 Rupture. Maupassant, G. de 
 Rural ball. Balzac, H. de 
 Rural telephone. Spofford, H. P. 
 Rural visitor. Harben, W. N. 
 Rus. Reade, C. 
 Rus in urbe. Henry, Q. 
 Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 
 
 King of the golden-river: or, The black 
 brothers 
 In Works v i 
 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 10:3 
 
 Leoni, a legend of Italy 
 /;/ Works v i 
 Russell, William Clark, 1844- 191 1 
 
 Extraordinary adventure of chief mate 
 In Stories by English authors. The sea 
 
 Lazarctte of the "Huntress" 
 In Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V 2 
 Russian proprietor. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Rust. Maupassant, G. de 
 Rustic chivalry. See Verga, G. Cavalleria 
 
 rusticana 
 Rustic tribunals. Maupassant, G. de 
 Ruth. See Bible. Book of Ruth 
 Ruth ITerrick's assignment. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 S. Cohn and Son. Zangwill, I. 
 "S is for shiftless Susanna." Norris, K. 
 S. P. Q. R. Trask, K. N. 
 Sabbath-breaker. Zangwill, I. 
 Sabbath question in Sudminster. Zangwill, I. 
 Sabine maiden. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Sable spartan. Parker, G. 
 Sabo. Warman, C. 
 Sabots of little Wolff. Coppee, F. 
 Sachem. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Sacher-Masoch, Leopold von, 1835-1895 
 Bookbinder of Hort 
 In Stories by foreign authors, German 
 
 V I 
 
 Sacrament. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Sacred concert. Wright, M. T. 
 
 Sacred lire. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Sacred flame. Lagerlof, S. 
 
 Sacrifice. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Sacrifice. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Sacrifice. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 Sacrifice at Prato. Hewlett, M. H. 
 
 Sacrifice hit. Henry, O. 
 
 Sacrifice of Antigone. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Sacrifice of Nabla. MacManus, S. 
 
 Sacrifice to the graces. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Sad fate of a new woman. Ralph, J. 
 
 Sad fate of Mr. Fox. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Sad fortunes of Rev. Amos Barton. Eliot, G. 
 
 Sad queen. Sharp, W. 
 
 Sad shepherd. Van Dyke, H. 
 
 Sad story of a dramatic critic. Wells, H. G. 
 
 Safe deposit. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Safety match. Chekhov, A. P. 
 
 Safety match. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Safti's summer day. Hichens, R. S. 
 
 Saga of the seas. Grahame, K. 
 
 Sage-brush hen. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Saghalinian: the tale of a vagrant. Koro- 
 
 lenko, V. G. 
 Sahib's war. Kipling, R. 
 Sail-carriers. Connolly, J. B. 
 Sailorman. Davis, Richard H. 
 Sailor's knot. Stockton, F. R. 
 Sailor's story. Collins, W. 
 Sailor's wedding. Mitford, ]\I. R. 
 Sailor's yarn. Masefield, J. 
 Saint. Bourget, P. 
 Saint Agatha's. See Ward, E. S. P. Supply 
 
 at Saint Agatha's 
 Saint and genius. Alarcon, P. A. de 
 Saint Anthony. Maupassant, G. dc 
 St. Brandan. See Irving, W. Adalantado of 
 
 the Seven Cities 
 St. Bride of the Isles. Sharp, W. 
 Saint Caligula. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Saint-Castin. See Catherwood, M. H. Chase 
 
 of Saint-Castin 
 St. Clair flats. Woolson. C. F. 
 St. Eudaemon and his orange tree. Paget, V. 
 St. George and the dragon. Grant, R. 
 Saint-Germain the deathless. Lang, A. 
 Saint Gervaise of Plessy. Hewlett, M. H. 
 Saint Idyl's' light. Stuart, R. M. 
 St. John's eve. Gogol, N. V. 
 Saint Lucy of the eyes. Crockett, S. R. 
 Saint Mary of the angels. Janvier, T. A. 
 Saint Nicholas eve. Lemonnier, C. 
 St. Patrick and the pedants. See Yeats, W. 
 
 B. Old men of the twilight 
 St. Peter's set. See Janvier, T. A. In St. 
 
 Peter's set 
 Saint Piran. See Quillcr-Couch, A. T. Leg- 
 ends of St. Piram 
 Saint Veronica's kerchief. Lagerlof, S. 
 Saintine, Joseph Xavier Boniface, known as, 
 1798-1865 
 
 Chrisna; the queen of the Danulic 
 In Chrisna; the queen of the Danube 
 Liv. Age 61:345, 455, 523, 593 
 
 Picciola 
 In Picciola 
 
 Real Rol)inson Crusoe. See Saintine, J. X. 
 B. Solitary of Juan Fernandez 
 
 Solitary of Juan Fernandez; or The real 
 Robinson Crusoe 
 In Solitary of Juan Fernandez 
 
 Woman's whims 
 In Woman's whims 
 Sale. Maupassant, G. dc 
 Sale of the Mammoth Western. Harben, 
 
 W. N. 
 Sale of LTncle Rustus. Uarljcn, W. N. 
 Salem Kittrcdge, theologue. Perry, B. 
 Salem wolf. Pyle, II. 
 Sally. Deland, M. 
 
 Sally Dows. Harte, B. 
 
 Salome Miiller, the white slave. Cable, G. W. 
 Salomy Jane's kiss. Harte, B. 
 Salt of the earth. Gissing, G. R. 
 Salt of the earth. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Salting of the Golden Rule. Lewis, A. H. 
 Salvation at sea. French, A. W. 
 Salvation Gap. Wister, O. 
 Salvation of Findlayson. Bangs, J. K. 
 Salvator Rosa. Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 Salvette and Bernadon. Daudet, A. 
 Salving of the bark Fuller. Connolly, J. B. 
 Sam Joplin's espigastric nerve. Smith, F. H. 
 Sam of Sorrow Corner. Phillpotts, E. 
 "Samantha Boom-de-ay. '" Bunner, H. C. 
 Same Christmas in old England and new. 
 
 Hale, E. E. 
 Sammy. Smith, F. H. 
 Samooborona.' Zangwill, I. 
 Samuel. London, J. 
 
 Samuel Cowles and jiis horse Royal. 
 ^ Field, E. 
 
 Samuel Johnson. See Hawthorne, N. Bio- 
 graphical stories 
 San Antonio of the gardens. Janvier, T. A. 
 San Diego takes up his abode in a grotto. 
 
 Bandeelo, M. 
 San Jacinto. See Underbill, Z. D. Inn of 
 
 San Jacinto 
 San Pantaleone. Annunzio, G. d' 
 Sanctuary. Wharton, E. 
 Sanctuary of the plains. Parker, G. 
 Sandman. Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 Sandwich-man. Long, J. L. 
 Sanguinaires lighthouse. See Daudet, A. 
 
 Lighthouse 
 Santa Barbara. Ouida 
 Santa Caterina of Sienna. Lagerlof, S. 
 Santa Claus. See Page, T. N. Captured 
 
 Santa Claus 
 Santa Claus. Zangwill, I. 
 Santa Claus and little Billee. Bangs, J. K. 
 Santa Claus at Lonely Cove. Duncan, N. 
 Santa Claus' door. French, A. W. 
 Santa Claus partner. Page, T. N. 
 Santa Clans, Perjured. Kell}'. ]\1. 
 Santa Claus. War-time. King, G. K. 
 Sante Fe Charlc3''s kindergarten. Janvier, 
 
 T. A. 
 Sapphira. Morris, G. 
 Sappho of Green Springs. TIartc, B. 
 Sara Crewe. Burnett, F. H. 
 Sarah Walker. Harte, B. 
 Sardou, Victorian, 1S3T-T90S 
 
 Black pearl 
 
 /« Mabic, TI. W., and Strachey, L. 
 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 4 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, Frencli 
 
 V T 
 
 Sarrasinc. Balzac, II. de 
 
 Satan mekatrig. Zangwill, I. 
 
 Satan's tongue-pie. France, A. 
 
 Saturday afternoon. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Saturday night. Brown, A. 
 
 Saturday night on the farm, (garland, 11. 
 
 Saturday's child. Norris, K. 
 
 Satyr's children. Wyalt, F. V. 
 
 Sauce for goose. Ford, P. L. 
 
 Saucy Betty Mork. Bates, A. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 285 
 
 Saunders, K. 
 
 Haunted crust 
 /;; Johnson, R. Little classics v 5 
 Saved. Maupassant, G. de 
 Saved by faith. Watson, J. 
 Saving grace. White, S. E. 
 Saving of the colors. Wisrgin, K. D. 
 Scab. Thanet, O. 
 Scaler. White, S. E. 
 Scalp for a scalp. Warman, C. 
 Scandal in Bohemia. Doyle, A. C. 
 Scandal in high life. Bacon, J. D. 
 Scape goats. Cabell, J. B. 
 Scar on the throat (Arabic) 
 
 III Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 Scarlet car. Davis, Richard H. 
 Scarlet hunter. Parker, G. 
 Scarlet ibis. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Scarlet poppy. Spofford, H. P. 
 Scarlet stockings. Alcott, L. M. 
 Sceaux ball. See Balzac, H. de. Rural ball 
 Scene. Howells, W. D. 
 Scenes from common life. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Scenes of clerical life. Eliot, G. 
 Scent of the roses. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Schaffer, Robert 
 Dora Nani 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Schayer, Julia Thompson von Stosch, 1846- 
 Story of two lives 
 /;; Stories by American authors v 10 
 Scherzi and skizzen. Matthews, J. B. 
 Schmelzle's journey. See Richter, J. P. F. 
 Army-chaplain Schmelzle's journey to 
 Flaetz 
 Schmidt. Osbourne, L. 
 
 Schock, Georg [pseud. Katherine Riegel 
 Loose]. 1S77- 
 Christmas child 
 In Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. M. 
 Shapes that haunt the dusk 
 Scholar's adventure in the country. Stowe, 
 
 H. B. 
 School and schools. Henry, O. 
 School-boy. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 School friends. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 School-girl. Jordan, E. G. 
 School house. Barrie, J. M. 
 School of misfortune. Hogg. J. 
 School we lost. Connolly, J. B. 
 Schoolboy's story. Dickens, C. 
 Schoolhouse. Jewett, S. O. 
 Schoolmaster and Felicia. Mason, A. E. W. 
 Schoolmaster, Uncle Jerry, and the bad boy. 
 
 Seawell, M. E. 
 Schooner-man's close calls. Masefield, J. 
 Schopenhauer on Lake Pepin. Thanet, O. 
 Schreiner, Olive (Mrs. S. C. Cronwright 
 Schreiner), (Ralph Iron, pseud.) 1863- 
 Three dreams in a desert 
 In \\'arner library 
 Schwartz, J. M. W. vander P. See Maartens, 
 
 M., pseud. 
 Science and love. See Balzac, H. de. Bal- 
 thazar 
 Science vs. luck. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Scientific vagabond. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Scorn of woman. London, J. 
 Scot indeed. Watson, J. 
 Scott, Sir Walter, bart., 177 1 -1832 
 Castle Dangerous 
 
 /;; Castle Dangerous 
 Death of the Laird's Jock 
 
 In Highland widow 
 Highland widow 
 
 In Highland widow 
 Lady in the sacque. See Scott, W. Tap- 
 estried chamber 
 My aunt Margaret's mirror 
 
 In Highland widow 
 Tapestried chamber, or The lady in the 
 sacque 
 /;; Highland mirror 
 Two drovers 
 In Highland widow 
 
 Patten. W. International short sto- 
 ries, V 2 
 Wandering Willie's tale 
 In Redgauntlet v i Letter XI 
 
 Canby, H. S. Study of the short story 
 Jessup, A. and Canby, H. S. Book of 
 
 the short story 
 Mabie, PL W., and Strachey, L. Little 
 
 masterpieces of fiction 
 Stories by English authors, Scotland 
 Scottish Sabbath day. Crockett, S. R. 
 Scrap of histor}^ Barr, R. 
 Scraptomania. Warman, C. 
 Screaming skull. Crawford, F. M. 
 Screen. Bourget, P. 
 Screen-maiden. Hearn, L. 
 Scribe, Augustin Eugene, 1791-1861 
 Pet fairy 
 
 In Warner library 
 Price of life 
 In Warner library 
 Scrivener's tale of The Countess Alys. Hew- 
 lett, M. H. 
 Scrub quarter-back. Williams, J. L. 
 Scrupulous father. Gissing, G. R. 
 Scud. Ward, H. D. 
 Scudder, Horace Elisha, 1838-1902 
 Beauty and the beast (adapted) 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i; 
 149 
 Blue Beard (adapted) 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour r: 
 123 
 Cinderella: or The glass slipper (adapted) 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i : 
 
 lOI 
 
 Golden bird (adapted) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 1:34 
 Golden egg and the cock of gold (adapted) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i: 
 507 
 Half-penny (adapted) 
 
 /;; Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i: 19 
 Hans in luck (adapted) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i: 
 no 
 Hop-o'-my-thumb (adapted) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 1:44 
 Jack and the Bean-Stalk (adapted) 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 1:23 
 
286 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Scudder, Horace Klisha —Contwucd. 
 Little One Eye, Little Two Eyes, and Lit- 
 tle Three Eyes (adapted) 
 /;; Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i : 9 
 Little Red Riding-Hood (adapted) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 1:3 
 Puss in Boots (adapted) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 1:86 
 Sleeping beauty (adapted) 
 III Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i: 
 116 
 Three bears (adapted) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 1:6 
 Tom Thumb (adapted) 
 
 /;; Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour 1:93 
 Wild cat (adapted) 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's Hour i : 
 130 
 Scully, William Charles, 1855- 
 Ghamba 
 /;; Stories by English authors, Africa 
 Sculptor's funeral. Cather, W. S. 
 Sea change. Brown, A. 
 Sea change. Hichens, R. S. 
 Sea-faker. Connolly, J. B. 
 Sea-farmer. London, J. 
 
 Sea fortunes of Dicky Carew. Seawell, M. E. 
 Sea-magic. Sharp, W. 
 Sea-raiders. Wells, H. G. 
 Sea-side harvest. Daudet, A. 
 Sea superstition. Masefield, J. 
 Sea turn. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Sea upcast. Janvier, T. A. 
 Sea voyage. See Lamb, C. Arabella Hardy 
 Seal man. Masefield, J. 
 Seal wife. See Field, E. Pagan seal wife 
 Sealed orders. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Sealed room. Doyle, A. C. 
 Sealed room. Ingemann, B. S. 
 Search for Jean Baptiste. Austin, M. H. 
 Seashore drama. See Balzac, H. de. Seaside 
 
 tragedy 
 Seaside tragedy. Balzac, H. de 
 Seats of the haughty. Henry, O. 
 Seawell, Molly Elliot, 1860- 
 Betty's Virginia Christmas 
 
 In Lippinc 92: 657 
 Boy of 1/75 
 
 In Laurie Vane 
 Capture of the emperor 
 
 In Collier's 42: F 27 p 16 
 Clown and the Columbine 
 
 In Scrib M 46: 670 
 Crying Tommy 
 
 In Laurie Vane 
 Drum-major 
 
 In Scrib M 49: 41 
 Gentleman ranker 
 
 In Lippinc 81 : 501 
 Great scoop 
 
 In Great scoop 
 Hacienda 
 
 In Scrib M 52: 443 
 Hale-Weston 
 
 In Lippinc 43: i 
 History of Lady Betty Stair 
 In History of Lady Betty Stair 
 Cosmopnl 22:649; 23:57 
 Jugglers 
 In Jugglers 
 
 Kaintuck 
 
 In Maid Marian 
 Kourasofifs 
 
 In Maid Marian 
 Ladies' battle 
 In Ladies' battle 
 Atlan 106: 289 
 Last Duchess of Belgarde 
 
 /;; Last Duchess of Belgarde 
 Laurie Vane 
 
 In Laurie Vane 
 Leading lady's Christmas 
 
 In Woman's H C 41 : Ja p 15 
 Little Jarvis 
 
 In Little Jarvis 
 Little Missy 
 
 /;.' Maid Marian 
 Maid Marian 
 
 1)1 Maid Marian 
 Priscilla 
 
 /;; I\Liid Marian 
 Schoolmaster, Uncle Jerry, and the bad 
 boy 
 In Laurie Vane 
 Sea fortunes of Dicky Carew 
 
 /» Maid Marian 
 Sprightly romance of Marsac 
 
 /;; Sprightly romance of Marsac 
 Theodora 
 
 /;; Maid Marian 
 True story of Commandant Lievre 
 
 In Scrib M 22: 182 
 Tubal the fiddler 
 
 In Maid Marian 
 Unc' Ananias 
 
 //; Lippinc 50: 97 
 \^all)ella brothers 
 III ]\Iaid Marian 
 Virginia colonel 
 
 In ]\Liid Marian 
 Wireless tragedy 
 In Lippinc 87: 706 
 Second best. Bland, E. N. 
 Second-class passenger. Gibbon, P. 
 Second generation. Crane, S. 
 Second-hand story. Bunner, H. C. 
 Second home. See Balzac, H. de. Double 
 
 family. 
 Second marriage. Brown, A. 
 Second mate. Gibbon, P. 
 Second Missouri compromise. Wister, O. 
 Second Mrs. Slinim. Stuart, R. M. 
 Second-rate woman. Kipling, R. 
 Second spring. Jewctt, S. O. 
 Second wooing of Selina Sue. Stuart, R. M. 
 Secret. I'Vecman, M. K. \\'. 
 Secret. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Secret. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Secret cypher. Barr, ]\. 
 Secret of Don Juan. Harrison, C. C. 
 Secret of Goresthorpc Grange. Doyle, A. C. 
 Secret of Javotte. Mussct, A. de 
 Secret of Macarger's dnlch. Bicrcc, A. 
 Secret of Maitre Cornillr. Daudet, A. 
 Secret of Sobricnte's well, llarlc, 1^. 
 Secret of Telegraph Hill. Harte, B. 
 Secret of the sea. Matthews, J. B. 
 Secret rose. Yeats, W. B. 
 Secret-sharer. Conrad, J. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 287 
 
 Secrets of the princess of Cadigan. Balzac, 
 
 H. dc 
 Secrets of the tobacco shed. Strindbcrg, J. A. 
 Security of the high seas. Osbourne, L. 
 Sedgwick, Anne Douglas, (Mrs. Basil de 
 Selincourt) 1873- 
 P'orsakcn temple 
 In The nest 
 
 Cent 65:43, 255 
 Lion among ladies 
 
 In Cent 62: 381 
 Madeline Tristram 
 
 /;; Cent 69: 735 
 Miss Jones and the masterpiece 
 In The nest 
 
 Scrib M 23: 661 
 Nest 
 
 /)/ The nest 
 Rescue 
 
 In Cent 63: 296 
 Suicide 
 
 In The nest 
 Cent 67: 550 
 White pagoda 
 In The nest 
 Cent 84: 770 
 "Sedgwick." Davis, C. B. 
 Seductive six-shooter. Warman, C. 
 See Yup. Harte, B. _ 
 
 Seed as big as a hen's egg. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Seed of McCoy. London, J. 
 Seeking blindfolded. French, A. W. 
 Seer. Lindau, R. 
 Sefify, a little comedy of country manners. 
 
 Long, J. L. 
 Select party. Hawthorne, N. 
 Selecting a ghost. Doyle, A. C. 
 Self-help. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Self-made man. Crane, S. 
 Self-made man. See Kipling, R. Smith ad- 
 ministration 
 Selfish giant. Wilde, O. 
 Selfishness. ]\Iaupassant, G. de 
 Selfishness of Amelia Lambkin. Freeman, 
 
 M. E. W. 
 Selgas, [y Carrasco], Jose, 1S24-1882 
 White butterfly 
 
 In Stories by foreign authors, Spanish 
 Selim shawl. See Balzac, H. de. Gaudis- 
 
 sart II 
 Selina Sedilla. Bv Miss M. E. B-dd-n and 
 
 Mrs. H-n-y W-d. Harte, B. 
 Selina's singular marriage. Litchfield, G. D. 
 Seller of hate. Morrison, A. 
 Semaphore. Ward, H. D. 
 Semi-sentimental dragon. Zangwill, I. 
 Semillante. See Maupassant, G. de. Ven- 
 detta 
 Seminar3\ Gaboriau, E. 
 Semper idem. London, J. 
 Semptress's story. Droz, G. 
 Senator's brother. Morris, G. 
 Senator's last trade. Fox, J., jr. 
 Senator's plight. King, C. 
 Sending of Dana Da. Kipling, R. 
 Senior fellow. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Senior reader. Smith, A. C. 
 Sense of climax. Gibbon, P. 
 Sentiment. Dickens, C. 
 
 Sentiment. See Maupassant, G. de. Widow 
 
 Sentimental rebellion. Huneker, J. G. 
 
 Sentry-box. Daudet, A. 
 
 Separ's vigilante. VVister, O. 
 
 Septimius Felton; or. The elixir of life. 
 Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Sequel to a divorce. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Serai cal)al. Sec Kipling, R. Smith adminis- 
 tration 
 
 Serao, Matilde, 1856- 
 Ballet dancer 
 
 In Ballet dancer and On guard 
 Fatal numbers 
 
 In Liv Age 231 : 325 
 On guard 
 
 In Ballet dancer and On guard 
 Origin of macaroni 
 
 In Cur Lit 46: 456 
 Story of Greece 
 /)( Poet Lore 15 No 2: 19 
 
 Serena. Catherwood, M. H. 
 
 Serena Ann's first valentine. Freeman, M. E. 
 W. 
 
 Serenade at Siskiyou. Wister, O. 
 
 Serene's religious experience. Comer, C. 
 A. 
 
 Sergeant Croesus. King, C. 
 
 Sergeant Gore. Armstrong, L. 
 
 Sergeant's private mad-house. Crane, S. 
 
 Serio-comic governess. Zangwill, I. 
 
 Serious dilemma of the bishop of Oklaho. 
 Adams, O. F. 
 
 Sermon for clowns. Pemberton, M. 
 
 Servant lass. W^atson, J. 
 
 Servant man turned soldier. More, H. 
 
 Service of love. Henry, O. 
 
 Sestina. See Cabell, J. B. Story of the 
 Sestina 
 
 "Set not thj' foot on graves." Haw- 
 thorne, J. 
 
 Set of six. Conrad, J. 
 
 "Seth." Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Sevastopol. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Seven-an'-six. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Seven conversations of dear Jones and Babj-- 
 Van Rensselaer. ^latthews, J. B., and 
 Bunner, H. C. 
 
 .007, a story of a locomotive. Kipling. R. 
 
 Seven poor travellers. Dickens, C. 
 
 Seven studious sisters. Sherwood, M. P. 
 
 7-12; a detective story. Green, A. K. 
 
 Seven vagabonds. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Seven who were hanged. Andreev, L. N. 
 
 Seventh man. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Seventoes ghost. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Severed hand. Haufif. W. 
 
 Sexton's hero. Gaskell, E. C. 
 
 Shabby genteel story. Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Shadow — a parable. Poe, E. A. 
 
 Shadow and the flash. London, J. 
 
 Shadow before. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Shadow between his shoulder-blades. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 
 
 Shadow Brook. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Shadow of a man. Hornung, E. W. 
 
 Shadow of happiness. Bacheller, I. A. 
 
 Shadow of his hand. Kipling, R. 
 
 Shadow of love. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Shadow of the angel. Jordan, E. G. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Shadow of the law. Hornung, E. W. 
 Shadow of the rose. Le Gallicnnc, K. 
 Shadows. Macdonald, G. 
 Shadows on the wall. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Shaker bridal. Hawthorne, N. 
 Shakespeare's Christmas. Quillcr-Couch, 
 
 A. T. 
 Shall he wed her? Green, A. K. 
 Sliallow spirit of judgment. \\'3att, E. V. 
 Shame. Crane, S. 
 
 Shamrock and the palm. Henry, O. 
 Shandon waters. Norris, K. 
 Shape of fear. Peattie, E. W. 
 Share and share alike. Barr, R. 
 Sharon's choice. Wister, O. 
 Sharp. William, (Fiona McLeod, pseud.) 
 1856-1905 
 .\hez the pale 
 /;( Sin-eater 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v 2 
 Anointed man 
 
 In Re-issue of the shorter stories -of 
 Fiona Macleod v i 
 Archer 
 
 /;/ Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v 3 
 Awakening of Angus Ogue 
 /;; Winged destiny 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v i 
 Cathal of the woods 
 In Sin-eater 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 P'iona Macleod v 2 
 Children of water 
 
 In Winged destiny 
 Children of wind and the clan of peace 
 
 In Three legends of the Christ child 
 Coward 
 
 In Gipsy Christ 
 Culidli Mhoire 
 
 /;( Winged destiny 
 Dan-nan-ron 
 
 In Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 F"iona Macleod v 3 
 Dark nameless one 
 In Sin-eater 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v 1 
 Divine adventure 
 hi Divine adventure 
 Fortn 72: 879, 1058 
 Fara-ghaol 
 
 In Winged destiny 
 h'isher of men 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 In Sin-eater 
 
 Fiona Macleod v i 
 Flight of the Culdecs 
 In Sin-eater 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 h'iona Macleod v 2 
 I'rokcn Rerghot 
 
 /'( (jypsy Christ 
 h'rom the Hebrid isles 
 
 ht Harper 92: 45 
 Graven image 
 III Gypsy Christ 
 
 Green branches 
 
 /;/ Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v 3 
 Gypsy Christ 
 /" Gypsy Christ 
 Vistas 
 Harping of Cravetlicen 
 //( Sin-eater 
 
 Re-issue of the sliorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v 2 
 Hills of Ruel 
 
 In Re-issue of the sliorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v i 
 How deep knowledge came to the child 
 Jesus 
 /;; Three legends of tlic Christ cliild 
 Judgment o' God 
 /;( Sin-eater 
 
 Re-issue of the sliorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v 3 
 King of Ys and Dahut the Red 
 /;; Sin-eater 
 
 Cur Lit 42: 462 
 Lady in Hosea 
 
 In Gipsy Christ 
 Last supper 
 //; Sin-eater 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v i 
 Laughter of Scathach the queen 
 /;; Sin-eater 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v 2 
 Lords of wisdom 
 In Winged destiny 
 
 Three legends of tlic Christ child 
 Lynn ofdreams 
 In Winged destiny 
 Con temp 82: 863 
 Madge o' the pool 
 /;{ Gipsy Christ 
 Man on the moor 
 
 In Winged destiny 
 Melancholy of Ulad 
 
 In Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v i 
 Mircath 
 In Sin-eater 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v 2 
 Morag of the glen 
 
 In Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v 3 
 Mountain lovers 
 
 /;; Pharais 
 Ninth wave 
 /;; Sin-eater 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 
 Fiona Macleod v 3 
 Cliamhers's J 80: 273 
 ( )ri)licus and Oisiti 
 
 In Winged destiny 
 Pharais 
 
 In Pharais 
 Queens of beauty 
 
 In Winged destiny 
 Sad Queen 
 /;( Sin-eater 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 289 
 
 St. Bride of the Isles 
 
 In Sin-eater , 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Eiona Macleod v i 
 Sea-magic 
 
 /,} Winged destiny 
 Contcmp 82: 5t>8 
 Silk o' the kine 
 
 In Sin-eater . , 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v 2 
 Sin-eater 
 
 "• lc'"s'r„e of the ,l.or.er .tone, of 
 Fiona Macleod v 3 
 Smoothing of the hand . , 
 
 T Re-issue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v i 
 Harper 42: 45 
 Song of the sword 
 
 '" le^rsu" of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v 2 
 Sorrow on the wind 
 In Winged destiny 
 Sunset of old tales 
 In Winged destiny 
 Fortn 79: 1087 
 Tale of four white swans 
 
 In Tale of four white swans 
 Three marvels of Hy 
 
 '" l'?Sue of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v i 
 Trend of Nan Ron 
 
 In Winged destiny 
 Ula and Urla 
 
 ^" Rc-fssu? of the shorter stories of 
 Fiona Macleod v i 
 Venetian idyl 
 In Gypsy Christ 
 
 Good Words 29:388 
 W'asher of the ford 
 
 In Sin-eater , • ^c 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stones of 
 Fiona Macleod v 2 
 Wayfarer 
 
 /„ Winged destiny 
 Cosmopolis 10: 613 
 Woman at the cross-ways 
 In Winged destiny 
 Fortn 80: 869 
 Woman with the net 
 In Sin-eater 
 Sharpers and the money lender (Arabic) 
 
 ;„ Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 Shattered idylls. Fogazzaro, A. 
 Shattered violin. Harrison^ C. C. 
 Shaw's folly. Aldnch, T B. p^^^ ^ N 
 She had on her geranium leaves. Page, 1. W. 
 She loves and lies. Collms, W. 
 She of the triple chevron. Parkei, Lr. 
 She who adorns her sister adorns he. sell. 
 
 Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Shearing the wolf. Henry O. 
 Sheep-shearing. Galsworthy, J. 
 Shehen's houn' dogs. Peattie, E. W. 
 Sheltered one. Garland, il. 
 
 Shepherd of Arcadia. Dragoumis, J. D. 
 Shepherd of Salisbury Plain. More, H 
 Shepherd who watched by night. Page, 1 . N 
 Shepherds all and maidens fair. Bcsant, W. 
 Shepherd's leap. Maupassant G. tie 
 Shepherd's wedding. Hogg, J. 
 Sheriff of Caschau. Jokai, M. 
 Sherif^f of Kona. London, J. 
 Sheriff of Siskyou. Hartc B. 
 Sheriff's bluff. Page, T. N. 
 Sheriff's children. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 Sherlock Holmes again. Bangs, J. K. 
 Sherlock Holmes's latest adventure. See 
 Doyle, A. C. Disappearance of Lady 
 Caff ax 
 Sherwood, Margaret Pollock, 1864- 
 All for love 
 
 In Scrib M 50:635 
 Bluebird's nest 
 
 In Scrib M 42: 4io 
 Clever necromancer 
 In Princess Pourquoi 
 Atlan 97: 547 
 Daphne 
 In Daphne 
 
 Atlan 92: 145 
 Dowry 
 
 In Scrib M 44: mS 
 Gentle robber 
 
 In Princess Pourquoi 
 McClure 29:87 
 Little Satyr 
 
 In Atlan 101:830 
 Nancy's pilgrimage 
 
 In Nancy's pilgrimage 
 New matron 
 
 In Liv Age 278: 166 
 Pan and the crusader 
 
 In Atlan 106: 145 
 Petit Pierre 
 
 In Scrib M 46: 209 
 Princess and the microbe 
 In Princess Pourquoi 
 Scrib M 34:236 
 Princess Pourquoi 
 
 /,( Princess Pourquoi 
 Scrib M 32:540 
 Puritan Bohemia 
 
 In Puritan Bohemia 
 Runaways 
 
 In Atlan 99:797 
 Seven studious sisters 
 In Princess Pourquoi 
 Scrib M 35: 71 
 Shet-up posy. Slosson, A. T. 
 Shifted burden. Vorse, M. H. 
 Shining band. Chambers, R. W. 
 Shinn, Milicent Washburn, 1858- 
 Young Strong of "the Clarion 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 9 
 Ship of '49- Harte, B. 
 Ship that found herself. Iviplmg. K. 
 Ship that saw a ghost. Norns, 1'. 
 Ships. Henry, O. 
 
 Shipwrecked sailor. Froin an Egyptian 
 papyrus of the Xllth dynasty 
 /» Jessup, A., and Canby, H. S. Book of 
 the short story 
 Warner library 
 
290 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Shipwreckollection. Bierce, A. For daily bread 
 
 Shiryo. Hearn, L. /;; After I)rcad 
 
 Shocking story. Collins, W. I'or daily bread 
 
 Shocks of doom. Henry, O. Peasant's exile 
 
 Shoemaker who made but one shoe. Harris, t- Sielanka 
 
 J Q tvom the diary of a tutor in Poznan 
 
 Shoes.' Henry, O. ^" ^'^'V'^'', 
 
 Shon McGann's toboggan ride. Parker. G. iT.nia ''" "Uisician 
 
 Shootings of Achnaleish. Benson, E. F. / , u^,.;. 
 
 Shoplifter. Ohnet, G. . 7 V,^'"t 
 
 Short way. Besant, W. ^' '^l^'"^ ^J'^ai-e.st one? 
 
 Shortest day in the year. Matthews, J. B. Tndtnd'tofpi IP , ru 
 
 Shorty Smith's widows. Janvier, T A. ^ f,fTZ ^Yf^^r/^"^! ^'^^l ''» ^^b^pus 
 
 Shorty Stack, pugilist. Norris, F. ^" Life and death 
 
 Shot. 5.. Puskkin, A. S. Pistol shot I e<^end of tie sea 
 
 Shot-gun episode. Remington, F. /» I ifc and deTth 
 
 ^'shlvbo- ''' "-^'^l-'--' N. Fancy's Le't^s 'follow hi nf' 
 
 sno\\-oox 7 TT 
 
 "Showin' off." Crane, S. ^" OnlV "" i .r r.r. 
 
 Shrinking shoe. Besant, W. r -r 0"tlook 56: 997 
 
 Shut in. Ward, E. S. P ^'^ ^"? ^^^V'i ^ ?'"''" '"^""^ 
 
 Shut-ins. Peat ie, E. W. t •/'' ^"^"^ '''""^^ 
 
 Shut-ups. Michelson, M. ' V-'T' , .- 
 
 Shuttered house. Mason, A. E. W. T iniiul,,^ ' '"^, v ■ 
 
 Shuttles of the web. Fade. M. T. f^q °, n1 ''''''' °^ -"^^l^'"^^'^" 
 
 Siamese twins. Clemens, S. L. q^I' " 1 r • ., r, ,• , 
 
 Sick man and the fireman. Stevenson, R. L. ^'°t"" '^^ ^°''^"^^" =^"^'^^''^' ^°''^''' 
 
 Sickness of Lone Chief. London. J. Yanko the musician 
 
 Side-track-ed. Davis, C. B. UHi^,, j^j^^^i^ 
 
 Siege o Berlin^ Daudet A. ^, ^ ^ ^ /;, Lillian Morris 
 
 Siege o Granada. See Lytton, L. B. Leila l,.^ ;„ tenebris lucet 
 
 Siege of London. James, H ;„ Hania 
 
 biegc ot the Lancanshire Queen. Lon- Qld servant 
 
 don, J. 7 TJT ■ 
 
 Siegfried's death. Huneker, J. G . Qua singfe card 
 
 Sielanka. A forest picture. Sicnkiewicz, H. j„ Sielanka 
 
 Sienkiewicz, Henryk, 1846- So runs the world 
 
 Across the plains On the bright shore 
 
 /;; Sielanka Jn Hania 
 
 After bread. Sec Sienkiewicz, H. For On the bright shore 
 
 daily bread Organist of Ponikila 
 
 Artists end /» Hania 
 
 /;; For daily bread Munsey 18: ^57 
 
 At the source Orso 
 
 ^« Hania /;; Sielanka 
 
 Bartek the victor Peasants in exile. Sec Sienkiewicz, II 
 
 In Let us follow hiiii For daily bread 
 
 Sielanka Reminiscence of Spain 
 
 Yanko the musician Jn Sielanka 
 
 Be thou blessed Sachem 
 
 ^" P^"'^ , „ , . '/« Lillian Morris 
 
 -Let us lollow him Sielanka 
 
 ^"/!!'n!llM. ^r...-; Sielanka. a' forest picture 
 
 //; Lillian Morns ;„ Sielanka 
 
 Sielanka a< , 
 
 Charcoal sketches 1 artar captivity 
 
 In Hania J'.' ^"^^"''-^ 
 
 Comedy of error: a sketch of American I lynl woman 
 
 life '" I lama 
 
 In I'or daily bread ^^'' '•'>■ '"''^'il -^l""'^^ 
 
 Sielanka Verdict 
 
 Yanko the musician I" So runs the world 
 
 Cranes Whose fault? 
 
 Jn Life and death /" Sielanka 
 
 Daily bread. See Sienkiewicz, II. I'or So runs the world 
 
 daily bread Win or lose. See Sienkiewicz, II. On a 
 
 Decision of Zeus single card 
 
 Jn Sielanka Namvol 
 
 l-'or bread. .S\r Sienkieu irz, 11. I'",,r dailv /// 'Lillian Morris 
 
 bread ' Sielanka 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 291 
 
 Yanko, the musician 
 In Sielanka 
 
 Yanko, the musician 
 Sierras. Sec Harrison, C. C. Edelweiss of 
 
 the Sierras 
 Siesta. Kielland, A. L. 
 'Sieur George. Cable, G. W. 
 Siezure of the "Aurora Borealis." Con- 
 nolly, J. B. 
 Sign of the four. Doyle, A. C. 
 Sign of Venus. Chambers, R. W. 
 Signal. Maupassant, G. de 
 Signal. Mitford, M. R. 
 Signal man. Dickens, C. 
 Signor Didaco Centiglia. Bandello, M. 
 Signor Formica. Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 Sigourney, Lydia Howard, 1791-1865 
 Alms-house 
 Jn Myrtis 
 Bertha 
 
 III Myrtis 
 Fall of the Pequod 
 
 In Myrtis 
 Family portraits 
 
 In Sketches 
 Father 
 
 In Sketches 
 Intemperate 
 
 In Sketches 
 Lady Arabella Johnson 
 
 In Myrtis 
 Lady of Mount Vernon 
 
 //( Myrtis 
 Legend of Oxford 
 
 In Sketches 
 Legend of Pennsylvania 
 
 III Myrtis 
 Lost children 
 
 In Myrtis 
 Mary Rice 
 
 In Myrtis 
 Myrtis 
 In Myrtis 
 
 Hogg's Instructor 2: 257 
 Oriana 
 
 In Sketches 
 Patriach 
 
 In Sketches 
 Plough and the sword 
 
 In Myrtis 
 Reverse 
 
 In Alyrtis 
 
 Tale of Poland 
 
 In Myrtis 
 
 Hogg's Instructor 1:83 
 Yankee 
 In Myrtis 
 Sigrid Storriide. Sec Lagerluf, S. Queens 
 
 at Kungahalla 
 Silas Jackson. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Silas Marner. Eliot, G. 
 Silberrad, Una Lucy, 1872- 
 Burning of Babel 
 
 In Harper 119: 764 
 Dower chest of Ann Ponsford 
 
 In Wedding of the Lady of Lovell 
 Blackw 173: 190 
 Liv Age 236: 730, 801 
 Great Feversham 
 In Liv Age 259: 745 
 
 Mr. Smallpagc's John 
 
 In Wedding of the Lady of Lovell 
 
 Priscilla's maying 
 In Wedding of the Lady of Lovell 
 Outlook 75: 311 
 
 Romance of the Molehill country 
 In Eclectic M 127: 693 
 
 Temptation of Brother Ezekiel 
 /;; Sunday M 34: 573 
 
 Test 
 
 In Harper 115: 931 
 
 Wedding of the Lady of Lovell 
 In Wedding of the Lady of Lovell 
 
 Winning of Elizabeth Fothergill 
 In Wedding of the Lady of Lovell 
 Blackw 173:638 
 Liv Age 237:663, 722 
 
 Witchcraft of Chuma 
 In Wedding of the Lady of Lovell 
 Harper 108: 428 
 Silence. Andreev, L. N. 
 Silence. Freeman, M. E. W^. 
 Silence. Fuller, H. B. 
 Silence — a fable. Poe, E. A. 
 Silence of the Maharajah. Corelli, M. 
 Silent brothers. Bennett, E. A. 
 Silent guardian. Hichens, R. S. 
 Silent land. Chambers, R. W. 
 Silent Sam'el. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Silent sisters. Zangwill, I. 
 Silent wire. Vorse, M. H. 
 Silent woman. Kompert, L. 
 Silhouettes. Jerome, J. K. 
 Silhouettes. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Silk o' the kine. Sharp, W. 
 Silly. Maartens, M. 
 Silver arrow. Mitford, M. R. 
 Silver chimes and golden fetters. Ouida 
 Silver Christ. Ouida 
 Silver hatchet. Doyle, A. C. 
 Silver hen. Freeman, M. E. W^ 
 Silver mine. Lagerlof, S. 
 Silver mirror. Doyle, A. C. 
 Silver pitchers. Alcott, L. M. 
 Silver tea-set. Brown, A. 
 Silverhorns. Van Dyke, H. 
 Sim Burn's wife. Garland, H. 
 Simms, William Gilmore, 1806- 1870 
 
 Those old lunes 
 
 In Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries v I 
 Simon and Susanna. Sec Harris, J. C. Ad- 
 ventures of Simon and Susanna 
 Simon L'Ouvrier. Morris, G. 
 Simone Turchi. Bandello, M. 
 Simon's hour. Cabell, J. B. 
 Simon's papa. Maupassant, G. de 
 Simple child trainer. Slosson, A. T. 
 Simple cross-bearer. Slosson, A. T. 
 Simple dreamer. Slosson, A. T. 
 Simple expositor. Slosson, A. T. 
 Simple faith. Slosson, A. T. 
 Simple folk. Smith, F. H. 
 Simple life. Wright, M. O. 
 Simple life of Genevieve Claude. Jordan, 
 
 E. G. 
 Simple Pentecost. Slosson, A. T. 
 Simple shepherd. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Simple Simon. Gissing, G. R. 
 Simple Simon. Kipling, R. 
 
292 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Simple soul. Flaubert, G. 
 Simple Susan. Edgeworth, M. 
 Simply skirts. Ferber, E. 
 Sin-eater. Sharp, W. 
 
 Sin of the Bishop of Moden>tcin. Hawkins 
 A. H. • ' 
 
 Since I died. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Sindbad on Burrator. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Sindbad the sailor. See Arabian nights' en- 
 tertainment 
 Sinlire. Hawtliorne, J. 
 
 Sing-song of old man Kangaroo. Kipling, R. 
 Singer mother. Field, E. 
 Singers. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Singer's story. Bacon, J. D. 
 Singh Rajah and tlic cunning little jackals. 
 
 Frere 
 Singing-match. Harris, J. C. 
 Singing of a bird. Hawthorne, J. 
 Singing of the bees. Parker, G. 
 Single-heart and Double-face. Reade, C. 
 Singmaster, Elsie, 1879- 
 Battlc-ground 
 
 In Gettysburg 
 Belsnickel 
 
 In Cent 81:338 
 Big Thursday 
 
 In Cent 71: 364 
 County seat 
 
 In Atlan loi: 704 
 Cure that failed 
 
 //( Harper 126: 155 
 Dorothea 
 
 In Harper 122: 950 
 Dower-ladies 
 
 In Atlan 104: 219 
 Elmina's living-out 
 
 In Lippinc 83: 214 
 Eternal feminine 
 
 In Lippinc 86: 107 
 Exiles 
 
 In Harper 119: 666 
 Firm stand of Hans 
 
 In Cent 73: 869 
 Ghost of Matthias Baum 
 
 In Cent 77: 604 
 Great day 
 In Gettysburg 
 
 Harper 115: 862 
 Gunner Criswell 
 In Gettysburg 
 Harper 124: 302 
 Henry Koehler, misogynist 
 
 In Atlan 98: 657 
 I lor own country 
 
 In Lippinc 89: 548 
 Home-coming 
 In Gettysburg 
 McClurc 33: 135 
 In defiance of the occult 
 
 In J^ooklover's M 7: 174 
 July the first 
 
 In Gettysburg 
 Lese-majestc of Hans Hcckendom 
 
 In Scrib M 38:618 
 Long courting of Henry Kumerant 
 
 In Lippinc 80: 348 
 
 Man who shot Given 
 
 In Good H 57: 793 
 
 Man who was nice and common 
 
 In Harper 123: 894 
 Mary Bowman 
 In Gettysburg 
 
 Harper 125: 707 
 IMiIler.stown yellow journal 
 
 /;( Atlan 97:688 
 Mrs. Weimar's gift of tongues 
 
 In Lippinc 81 : 254 
 Old regime 
 
 In Atlan 102: 546 
 Persistancc of Coonie Schnable 
 
 In Reader 8: 375 
 Picture-taker 
 
 In. Lippinc 92: 608 
 Rebellion of Wilhelmina 
 
 In Cent 82: 731 
 Restoration of Melie Ziegler 
 
 In Everybody's 16:706 
 Retreat 
 In Gettysburg 
 Scrib M 42: 13 
 Spite fence 
 
 In Harper 127: 177 
 Squire 
 
 In Atlan 106: 368 
 Steamer child 
 
 In McClure 35: 366 
 Substitute 
 
 1)1 Gettysburg- 
 Tale out of season 
 
 In McClure 35:655 
 Their great inheritance 
 
 In Lippinc 89: 625 
 Third generation 
 
 Scrib M 45:334 
 Thousand dollar Daggett 
 
 In Lippinc 83: 616 
 LInconqucrable hope 
 
 In Atlan loi: 54 
 Vacillation of Benjamin Gaumer 
 
 /;; Cent 71 : 707 
 Veteran of seventy-six 
 
 In Outlook 96: 545 
 Victory 
 
 In Gettysburg 
 Visible return 
 
 In Outlook 99: 224 
 When town and country meet 
 
 In Atlan 100: 341 
 Zion church 
 /;; Atlan 11 1: 401 
 Singular adventure of a small free-trader. 
 
 Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Sinking ship. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Sinner's comedy. Craigie, P. M. T. 
 Sins of the fathers. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Sir Allan and his dog. Mitford, M. R. 
 Sir Dominick Fcrrand. James, H. 
 Sir lulmund Orme. James, H. 
 Sir Geoffrey's theory. Maartens, M. 
 Sir Isaac Newton. See Hawthorne, N. Bio- 
 graphical stories 
 Sir Jocelyn's cap. Besant, W.. and Pollock, 
 
 VV. IF. 
 .*~^ire (le Malctroit's door. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Siren. Long, T. L. 
 Sis. Long, J. L. 
 
 Sis' Becky's pickaninny. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 Sisl' Chaney's black silk. Thanet, O. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 293 
 
 Sister Ann. Brown, A. 
 
 Sister Benvenuta and the Christ child. 
 
 Paget, V. 
 Sister Dolorosa. Allen, J. L. 
 Sister Ernesta and the imp. Jordan, E. G. 
 Sister Estelle to the rescue. Jordan, E. G. 
 Sister losepha. Dunbar, A. 
 Sister Liddy. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Sister of a saint. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Sister Peacham's turn. Jewett, S. O. 
 Sister St. Luke. Woolson, C. F. 
 Sister Silvia. Tincker, M. A. 
 Sister Tabea. Eggleston, E. 
 Sister years. Hawthorne, N. ^ 
 Sisterly scheme. Bunner, H. C. 
 Sisters. Keats, G. 
 
 Sister's confession. Maupassant, G. de 
 Sisters of the golden circle. Henry, O. 
 Sisters Qita. Bennett, E. A. 
 Sisters under their skins. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 Sister's vocation. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Six brave soldiers. Earle, M. T. 
 
 Six hours in Squantico. Smith, F. H. 
 
 Six swans. Grimm, W., and Grimm, J. 
 
 Six to one; a Nantucket idyl. Bellamy, E. 
 
 Six weeks at Heppenheim. Gaskell, E. C. 
 
 Sixteen years without a birthday. Matthews, 
 J. B. 
 
 Sixth bench. Barr, R. 
 
 Sixth sense. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 Sixty Jane. Long, J. L. , i- 
 
 Sixty-thousand dollar face. Lefevre, E. 
 
 Skazka. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Skeat, Walter William, 1866- 
 
 Elephant has a bet with the tiger (adapt- 
 ed) 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i : 357 
 Who killed the otter's babies? 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i: 
 
 354 
 Skeleton in the closet. Hale, E. E. 
 Skeleton on Round island. Catherwood, 
 
 M. H. 
 Skerry of shrieks. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Sketch in umber. Bates, A. 
 Sketches of a Siberian tourist. Korolenko. 
 
 V. G. 
 Skilled assistance. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Skinful of trouble. Morrison, A. 
 Skipper and El capitan. Stockton, F. R. 
 Skipper of the Matrimony. Hopkins, W. J. 
 Skipper of the "Osprey." Jacobs, W. W. 
 Skipper's Bible. Phillpotts, E. 
 Skipper's wooing. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Skirmish at Buena Vista. Janvier, T. A. 
 Sky-rocket. Besant, W. 
 Sky-scraper. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Slayer. See Korolenko, V. G. Sketches of 
 
 a Siberian tourist 
 Skylight room. Henry, O. 
 Slapping Sal. Doyle, A. C. 
 Slaughter of the innocents. Kelly, M. 
 Slave to duty. Thanet, O. 
 Slavery. Payn, J. 
 Slaves of the lamp. Kipling, R. 
 Slayer. See Korolenko, V. G. Sketches of 
 
 a Siberian tourist 
 Slaying the wild bull. Warman, C. 
 Sleep and a forgetting.^ Howells, W. D. 
 Sleeping beauty. Mendes, C. 
 Sleeping beauty. Perrault, C. 
 
 Sleeping beauty. Scudder, H. E. 
 Sleeping-car; a farce. Howells, W. D. 
 Sleeping-car experience. Harte, B. 
 Sleepy-eye. .S'^^ Chekhov, A. P. Sleepy- 
 head 
 Sleepy-head. Strindberg, J. A. 
 Sleepyhead. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Sleepyhead. Dyar, M. 
 Sleeveless errand. Harland, H. 
 "Sleipner," late "Thurinda." Kipling, R. 
 Slender figure. Donnell, A. H. ' 
 Slender romance. Stuart, R. M. 
 Sleuths. Henry, O. 
 Slight mistake. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Slim-fingered Jim. Hawkins, A. PL 
 Slim Jim's sister. Lewis, A. H. 
 Slip of the leash. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Slip under the microscope. Wells, H. G. 
 Slosson, Mrs. Annie (Trumbull) 1838- 
 Ann Malann 
 
 In Dumb fox glove 
 Apple Jonathan 
 
 In Dumb fox glove 
 Aunt Abby's neighbors 
 
 In Aunt Abby's neighbors 
 Aunt Liefy 
 In Aunt Liefy 
 
 Dumb fox glove 
 Aunt 'Randy 
 
 In Seven dreamers 
 Harper 75: 303 
 Botany Bay 
 In Seven dreamers 
 
 New Princeton R i : 402 
 Boy that was scaret o' dyin' 
 In Story-tell Lib 
 Outlook 66: 511 
 Butterneggs 
 In Seven dreamers 
 Warner library 
 Clavis 
 
 In Dumb fox glove 
 Davy's Christmas 
 
 In Dumb fox glove 
 Deacon Pheby's selfish natur 
 In Seven dreamers 
 Harper 80: 709 
 Diff'ent kind o' bundles 
 
 In Story-tell Lib 
 Dissatisfied soul 
 
 In Dissatisfied soul 
 Local colorist 
 Atlan 94: 114 
 Dumb fox glove 
 In Dumb fox glove 
 Atlan 75:466 
 Fishin' Jimmy 
 /;; Fishin' Jimmy 
 Seven dreamers 
 New Princeton R 5: 37i 
 Horse that b'leeved he'd get there 
 
 In Story-tell Lib 
 How Faith came and went 
 In Seven dreamers 
 Harper 70: 799 
 Local colorist 
 In Local colorist 
 Harper 120: 84 
 Master's garden 
 In Simples from the master's garden 
 
294 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Slosson, Annie Trumbull —r<)/(//;n(('(/. 
 Nature cure 
 
 III Local colorist 
 Prophetic romancer 
 III Dissatisfied soul 
 Local colorist 
 Shet-up posy 
 
 III Story-tell Lib 
 Simple child trainer 
 
 In Simples from the Master's garden 
 Simple cross-bearer 
 
 //; Simples from the Master's garden 
 Simple dreamer 
 
 In Simples from the Master's garden 
 Simple expositor 
 
 III Simples from the Master's garden 
 Simple faith 
 
 /;; Simples from the Master's garden 
 Simple Pentecost 
 
 III Simples from the Master's garden 
 Speakin' ghost 
 
 In Seven dreamers 
 Harper 82: 137 
 Stony head 
 
 In Story-tell Lib 
 Story-tell Lib 
 
 In Story-tell Lib 
 White Christopher 
 In White Christopher 
 Sluggard. See Strindberg, J. A. Sleepyhead 
 Smain. Hichens, R. S 
 Small Sam Small. Duncan, N. 
 Smcthurstscs. Burnett, F. II. 
 Smile of fortune. Conrad. J. 
 Smith, Alice Prescott, and Cameron, Mar- 
 garet 
 Apples of Hesperides 
 /;; Harper 104: 51 
 Smith, Arthur Cosslett, 1852- 
 Desert 
 
 In Turquoise cup 
 Scrib M 32: 731 
 Eye of the harem 
 
 In Monk and the dancer 
 Scrib M 27: 317 
 Monk and the dancer 
 
 In Monk and the dancer 
 Peach 
 
 In Monk and the dancer 
 Scrib M 25 : 85 
 Senior reader 
 
 In Monk and the dancer 
 Scrib M 26: 725 
 Some old families 
 
 In Monk and the dancer 
 Trot, trot to market 
 
 In Monk and the dancer 
 Turquoise cup 
 
 In Turquoise cup 
 Scrib M 30: 671 
 What really happened 
 In Scril) M 40: 155 
 Smith, Francis Hopkinson, 1838- 
 Abijah's bubble 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 18 
 Forty minutes late 
 According to the law 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 Other fellow 
 
 "Against orders" 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 14 
 Veiled lady 
 Scrib M 40: 583 
 Along the Bronx 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Gentleman vagabond 
 Another dog 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Gentleman vagabond 
 Apijle-blossoms and white muslin 
 
 In Arm chair at the inn 
 Around the embers of a dying fire 
 /;( Novels, stories and sketches v 12 
 Wood fire in No. 3 
 Around the wood fire 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 .Arrival of a lady of quality 
 
 /;/ Arm-chair at tlie inn 
 Ask Lord Roberts 
 
 In Cent 84: 109 
 Bdader 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 Gentleman vagabond 
 Cent 25: 204 
 Beguiling of Peter Griggs 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 14 
 Veiled lady 
 Between showers in Dort 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Other fellow 
 Boggs. See Smith, F. H. In which Boggs 
 
 becomes dramatic 
 Boy in the cloth cap 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 Other fellow 
 Briareus's story. See Smith, F. H. Club 
 
 chestnuts warmed over 
 Brockway's hulk 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Gentleman vagabond 
 Bulgarian opera boufife 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 2 
 Day at Laguerre's 
 Cap'n Bob of the Screamer 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 10 
 Under dog 
 McClure 19: 330 
 Captain Joe 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 8 
 Day at Laguerre's 
 Cent 39:225 
 Captain Joe and the "Susie Ann'' 
 /;; Novels, stories and sketches v 14 
 Veiled lady 
 Chief^ and his fellow dogs. See Smith, 
 
 F. IL Wherein Mac dilates, etc. 
 Church of San Pablo, Seville 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v I 
 Club chestnuts warmed over [Briareus's 
 story; Griffin's story; Owl's story] 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 Coat of red lead 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 14 
 Veiled lady 
 Colonel Carter of Cartersville 
 /)( Novels, stories and sketches v 3 
 Colonel Carter of Cartersville 
 Cent 41 : 62 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 295 
 
 Colonel Carter's Christmas 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 15 
 Colonel Carter's Christmas 
 Compartment number 4, Cologne to Paris 
 III Novels, stories and sketches v 10 
 Under dog 
 Scrib M 32: 692 
 Containing ]\Ir. Alexander MacWhirter's 
 views on Lord Ponsonby, Major Yan- 
 cey, and their kind 
 III Novels, stories and sketches v 12 
 Wood fire in No 3 
 Containing several experiences and ad- 
 ventures showing Avide contrasts in 
 life 
 In Armchair at the inn 
 Cousin of the king 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Dangerous footpad. See Smith, F. H. 
 With a detailed account of a danger- 
 ous footpad 
 Day at Laguerre's and other days 
 lit Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Day at Laguerre's 
 Cent 42:323 
 Dick Sands, convict 
 
 III Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 Other fellow 
 "Doc" Shipman's fee 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 10 
 Under dog 
 Escapade in Cordova 
 
 III Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Day at Laguerre's 
 Cent 42: 863 
 Erspero Gorgoni, gondolier 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 5 
 Gondola days 
 Stories of Italy (Stories from Scrib- 
 
 ner) 
 Scrib M 10: 687 
 Extra blanket 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 11 
 At close range 
 Scrib M 36: 533 
 Fiddles 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 18 
 Forty minutes late 
 Five meals for a dollar 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 Other fellow 
 Forty minutes late 
 
 III Novels, stories and sketches v 18 
 Forty minutes late 
 Scrib M 44:218 
 Gentle art of dining. See Smith, F. H. 
 Wherein the gentle art of dining, etc. 
 Gentleman vagabond 
 
 III Novels, stories and sketches v 3 
 Gentleman vagabond 
 Cent 48:768 
 Gentleman's gentleman 
 
 III Novels, stories and sketches v 18 
 Forty minutes late 
 Girl in a steamer chair. See Smith, F. H. 
 With special reference to a girl in 
 a steamer chair. 
 Griffin's story. See Smith, F. H. Club 
 
 chestnuts warmed over 
 Gypsy dance near Granada 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 
 1 1 is last cent 
 III Novels, stories and sketches v 10 
 Under dog 
 Homo 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 18 
 I-'orty minutes late 
 Hutcliins 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 8 
 Day at Laguerre's 
 In and out of a cab in Amsterdam 
 
 111 Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 In which Boggs becomes dramatic and re- 
 lates a tale of woe 
 III Novels, stories and sketches v 12 
 Wood fire in No. 3 
 In which certain details regarding a lost 
 opal are set forth 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 12 
 Wood fire in No. 3 
 In which Madame la Marquise binds up 
 broken heads and bleeding hearts 
 In Arm-chair at the inn 
 In which Murphy and Lonnegan introduce 
 some mysterious characters 
 /;; Novels, stories and sketches v 12 
 Wood fire in No. 3 
 In wliich_ our landlord becomes both en- 
 tertaining and instructive 
 //; Arm-chair at the inn 
 In which the difference between a canni- 
 bal and a freebooter is clearly set 
 forth 
 //( Arm-chair at the inn 
 In which the habits of certain ghosts, 
 goblins, bandits and other objection- 
 able persons are set forth 
 In Arm-chair at the inn 
 In which we entertain a jailbird 
 
 III Arm-chair at the inn 
 John Sandars, laborer 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 Gentleman vagabond 
 Harper 90: 344 
 Jonathan 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 Gentleman vagabond 
 Cosmopol 19: 654 
 Kentucky Cinderella 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 3 
 Other fellow 
 
 Patten, W. International sliort sto- 
 ries V I 
 Knight of the legion of honor 
 /;; Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Gentleman vagabond 
 Cent 45: 223 
 Lady of Lucerne 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Gentleman vagabond 
 Cent 50: 284 
 List of starboard 
 
 III Novels, stories and sketches v 18 
 Forty minutes late 
 Scril) M 46: 198 
 Little gray lady 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 18 
 Forty minutes lat* 
 Long Jim 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 10 
 Under dog 
 
296 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Smith, Francis Hopkinson— Co«/j)i»r(/. 
 Loretta of the ship yard 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 14 
 Veiled lady 
 Mac dilates on the human side. See Smith, 
 
 F. H. Wherein Mac dilates, etc. 
 Man from Troy 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 Man in the high-water boots 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 18 
 Forty minutes late 
 Scrib M 41: 641 
 Marny's shadow 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 10 
 Under dog 
 Medal of honor 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 11 
 At close range 
 Ladies' H J 22: Ja p 11 
 Miss BufTum's new boarder 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 14 
 Veiled lady 
 Miss Jennings's companion 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 14 
 Veiled lady 
 Miss Murdock — "special" 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 14 
 Veiled lady. 
 Muffles — the bar-keep 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 10 
 Under dog 
 Muggles's supreme moment 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 14 
 Veiled lady 
 My new language 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 "Never had no sleep" 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 Other fellow 
 Night out 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 11 
 At close range 
 Scrib M 34:307 
 No respector of persons 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 10 
 Under dog 
 
 Cosmopol 32:601; 33:62 
 Old-fashioned gentleman. See Smith, F. H. 
 Romance of an old-fashioned gentle- 
 man 
 Old Sunshine 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 11 
 Delin 64: 950 
 One of Bob's tramps 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 Other fellow 
 Opal. See Smith, F. H. In which certain 
 details about a lost opal are set forth 
 Owl's story. See Smith, F. II. Club chest- 
 nuts warmed over 
 Parthenon by way of Papendrcciit 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 18 
 Forty minutes late 
 Scrib M 45: 384 
 Peter Griggs. See vSmith, F. H. Beguil- 
 ing of Peter Griggs 
 Plain Fin — paper-hanger 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 10 
 Under dog 
 
 Point of honor 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 11 
 At close range 
 Pot of jam 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 11 
 At close range 
 Procession of umbrellas 
 //; Novels, stories and sketches v 10 
 Under dog 
 Scrib M 33: 411 
 El puerta del vino 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Rajah of Bungpore 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 11 
 At close range 
 Romance of an old fashioned gentleman 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 15 
 Romance of an old-fashioned gentle- 
 man 
 Ladies' H J 23: Jl p 7; Ag p 9; S p 
 13; O p 17; N p 17 
 Sam Joplin's epigastric nerve 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 14 
 Sam Joplin's epigastric nerve 
 Veiled lady 
 Sammy 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 10 
 Under dog 
 Simple folk 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 11 
 Six hours in Squantico 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 3 
 Day at Laguerre's 
 Harper 81: 139 
 Soldo of the Castellani 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 11 
 At close range 
 Susie Ann. See Smith, F. H. Captain Joe 
 
 and the "Susie Ann" 
 "Tincter ov iron" 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 7 
 Other fellow 
 Up a belfry in Bavaria 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Veiled lady of Stamboul 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 14 
 Veiled lady 
 Scrib M 40: 672 
 Veranda in the Alcazaria 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Water-logged town in Holland 
 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v i 
 Other fellow 
 Wherein Mac dilates on the human side of 
 "His worship, the chief justice," and 
 his fellow dogs 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 12 
 Wood fire in No. 3 
 Wlierein the gentle art of dining is vari- 
 ously described 
 /;/ Novels, stories and sketches v 12 
 Wood In-c in No. 3 
 Why IMignon went to market 
 
 In Arm-cliair at the inn 
 With a detailed account of a dangerous 
 footpad 
 /;( Novels, stories and sketches v 12 
 Wood iire in No. 3 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 297 
 
 With a dissertation on round pegs and 
 square holes 
 /)( Arm-chair at the inn 
 With especial reference to a girl in a 
 steamer chair 
 In Novels, stories and sketches v 12 
 Wood fire in No. 3 
 With special reference to a certain colony 
 of penguins 
 In Arm-chair at the inn 
 Woman's way 
 
 In Arm-chair at the inn 
 Wood-tire and its friends 
 In Arm-chair at the inn 
 Smith, H. 
 Picnic party 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 9 
 Smith. Henry, O. 
 Smith administration. Kipling, R. 
 Smoke of Manila. Kipling, R. 
 Smoke or fire? French, A. W. 
 Smoked skipper. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Smoking-car; a farce. Howells, W. D. 
 Smoothing of the hand. Sharp, W. 
 Smugglers. Connolly, J. B. 
 Smugglers of the Clone. Crockett, S. R. 
 Snapshot at the President. Henry, O. 
 Snipe. Maupassant, G. de 
 Snorkey Timms, his marks. Morrison, A. 
 Snow-ball. Dumas, A. 
 Snow-bound at Eagles. Harte, B. 
 Snow fort on Slatter's Hill. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Snow idyll. Black, W. 
 Snow-image. Hawthorne, N. 
 Snow man. Henry, O. 
 Snow-storm. Phillpotts, E. 
 Snow-storm. Pushkin, A. S. 
 Snow-storm. Sec Tolstoi, L. N. Lost on 
 
 the steppe 
 Snow-storm. Wilson, J. 
 
 Snow-storm in the tropics. Stockton, 1^. K. 
 Snow, the crow, and the blood. MacManus, S. 
 Snow-white and rose-red. Wyatt, E. F. 
 Snow-white goat and the coal-black sheep. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Snowball. Weyman, S. J. 
 So on he fares. Moore. G. 
 Sociable at Dudley's. Garland, H. 
 Social see-saw. Merrick, L. 
 Social triangle. Henry, O. . , „ ^ „, 
 
 Society of the guillotine. Sec Mitchell, S. W. 
 
 Guillotine club 
 Sociology in serge and straw. Henry, O. 
 Socrates invents a new sin. Bacheller, I. A. 
 Socrates to the rescue. Bacheller, I. A. 
 Solange: Dr. Ledru's story of the reign of 
 
 terror. Dumas, A. 
 Soldier of the empire. Page, T. N. 
 Soldier of the Lord. Watson, J. 
 Soldier's dreams. Zola, E. 
 Soldier's mother. Huneker, J. G. 
 Soldo of the Castellani. Smith, F. H. 
 Solid gold reef company, limited. Besant, W. 
 Solid Muldoon. Kipling, R. 
 Solitaries. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Solitary. Bremer, F. 
 Solitary. Cable, G. W. 
 Solitary. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Solitary of Juan Fern'andez; or. The real 
 Robinson Crusoe. Saintine, J. X. B. 
 
 Solitude. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Solitude. Mikhael, E. 
 
 Solo orchestra. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 Soloist of Center Pond. Bacheller, I. A. 
 
 Solomon. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets. Stuart, 
 
 R. M. 
 Solution. James, H. 
 
 Some advice to a colored brother. Harris, 
 
 J. C. . . -o 
 
 Some emotions and a blunder. Craigie, P. 
 
 M. T. 
 Some good intentions and a blunder. 
 
 Craigie, P. M. T. 
 Some learned fables for good old boys and 
 
 girls. Clemens, S. L. 
 Some letters. Henry, O. 
 Some old families. Smith, A. C. 
 Some parishioners. Moore, G. 
 Some postscripts. Henry, O. 
 Some wanderings of Zaida in her garden. 
 
 Crockett, S. R. 
 Some words with a mumrny. Poe, E. A. 
 Somebody's luggage. Dickens, C. 
 Somerset's adventure: The superfluous man- 
 sion. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Something in it. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Something on her mind. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Son. Maupassant, G. de^ 
 Son-in-law. Bangs, J. K. 
 Son of his father. Kipling, R. 
 Son of Liszt. Huneker, J. G. 
 Son of seven queens. Jacobs, J. 
 Son of a sheik. Norris, F. 
 Son of the gods. Biercc, A. 
 Son of the sun. London, J. 
 Son of the wilderness. Parker, G. 
 Son of the wolf. London, J. 
 Son of the woods. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Song and the savage. Davis, C. B. 
 Song and the sergeant. Henry, O. 
 Song of a shirt. Cutting, M. S. 
 Song of love triumphant. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Song of Miriam. Corelli, M. 
 Song of the comforter. A'Becket, J. J. 
 Song of the morrow. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Song of the swan. Ohnet, G. 
 Song of the sword. Sharp. W. 
 Song that sold. Loomis, C. B. 
 Sonnie-boy's people. Connolly, J. B 
 Sonny, a Christmas guest. Stuart, R. M. 
 Sonny's christenin'. Stuart, R. AI. 
 Sonny's diploma. Stuart, R. M. 
 Sonny's "keepin' company. Stuart, K. M. 
 Sonny's schoolin'. Stuart, R. M. 
 Son's son. Donnell, A. H. 
 Son's veto. Hardy, T. 
 Sore tongue. Taylor, J. 
 Sorrow and joy. Harraden, B. 
 Sorrow of a settler. Warman, C. 
 Sorrow of an old convict. Viaud, J. 
 Sorrow on the wind. Sharp, W. 
 Sorrowful guest. Jewett, S. O. 
 Soul above buttons. Kelly, M. 
 Soul of a tree. French, A. W. 
 Soul of the Great Bell. Hearn, L. 
 Soul of the newly-born. Corelli, M. 
 Soul of W^illiam Jones. Comer, C. A. 
 Souls belated. Wharton, E. 
 Soul's debt. Brown, A. 
 
298 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Souls in purgator3\ Merimee, P. 
 
 Sound and fury. Henry, O. 
 
 Sound morality. Hogg, J. 
 
 Sound of the grinding. Benson, E. F. 
 
 Source. Van Dyke, H. 
 
 Sous-prefet alield. See Daudct, A. Sub- 
 prefect in the fields 
 
 Souters of Selkirk. Hogg, J. 
 
 South breaker. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 South devil. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 South Germany. Daudet, A. 
 
 South of the slot. London, J. 
 
 Southwest chamber. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Souvenir. Freeman, INI. E. W. 
 
 Souvenir de Maupassant. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Souvestre, fimile, 1806-1854 
 Four gifts 
 
 In Warner library 
 Virgin's god-child 
 
 In Stories by foreign authors, French 
 V 2 
 Washerv^'omen of night 
 In Warner library 
 
 Sow^er. Brown, A. 
 
 Spanish jade. Hewlett, M. H. 
 
 Spanish military nun. De Quincej^ T. 
 
 Spanish Pegg. Catherwood, M. H. 
 
 Spanish prisoner. Train, A. C. 
 
 Spanish witches. Merimee, P. 
 
 Spark neglected, burns the house. See Tol- 
 stoi, L. N. Neglect a fire and it spreads 
 
 Spasm. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Speakin' ghost. Slosson, A. T . 
 
 Spears, John Randolph, 1850- 
 Port of missing ships 
 In Stories of the sea (Stories from 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M 4: 610 
 
 Special constable. Reade, C. 
 
 Special messenger. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Special type. James, H. 
 
 Specimen Jones. Wister, O. 
 
 Speck of the lens. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Spectacles. Poe, E. A. 
 
 Spectral collie. Peattie, E. W. 
 
 Spectral mortgage. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Spectre. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Spectre bridegroom. Irving, W. 
 
 Spectre cook of Bangletop. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Spectre in the cast. Page, T. N. 
 
 Spectre of folly. Thanet, O. 
 
 Spectre's dilemma. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Speech of deeds. Overton, G. 
 
 Speech of the evening. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 Spellbinder. Thanet, O. 
 
 Spelling book Ben. Lewis, A. FI. 
 
 Speug. Watson, J. 
 
 Sphinx. Poe, E. A. 
 
 Sphinx without a secret. Wilde, O. 
 
 Sphynx apple. Henry, O. 
 
 Spider's eye. Hale, L. P. 
 
 Spilled milk. Long, J. L. 
 
 Spin of the coin. Hornung, E. W. 
 
 Spinner of silence. Huneker, J. G. 
 
 Spinners. See Grimm, J., and Grimm, \V. 
 Three spinners 
 
 Spinster. Hichens, R. S. 
 
 Spinster's maying. Quiller-Coiich, A. T. 
 
 Spinthariscope. Train, A. C. 
 
 Spiral road. Huneker, J. G. 
 
 Spirit in the pipe. Fernald, C. B. 
 
 Spirit of an Illinois town. Catherwood 
 
 M. H. 
 Spirit of avarice. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Spirit of Cecelia Anne. Kelly, M. 
 Spirit of fasting and Fetter Nord. Lager- 
 
 lof, S. 
 Spirit of revolution. Duncan, N. 
 Spirit of Sweetwater. Garland, H. 
 Spirit of the dance. Hawthorne, J. 
 Spirits seen and unseen. Harris, J. C. 
 Spit-cat creek. Wister, O. 
 Spite fence. Singmaster, E. 
 Split zephyr. Beers, H. A. 
 Spofford, Harriet Elizabeth (Prescott) (Mrs. 
 Richard Spofford), 1835- 
 Amber gods 
 /;; .-Vmbcr gods 
 Atlan 5:7, 170 
 Angel in the house 
 In Harper 107: 78 
 At the Princess Ida's 
 
 In Lippinc 34: So 
 Best-laid schemes 
 In Scarlet poppy 
 Harper 67: 454 
 Betty and Thanksgiving 
 
 In Ind 53:2825 
 Birthday 
 
 In Outlook 70: 581 
 Blossoms for Christmas 
 
 In Harp B 46: 513 
 Cap'n Tom's Christmas supper 
 
 In Outlook 96: 675 
 Case of nerves 
 
 In Harper 104: 61 
 Change of heart 
 
 In Harper 116: 661 
 Christmas bells 
 
 In Ind 51: 3420 
 Circumstance 
 
 In Amber gods 
 Clarice 
 
 In Harp B 36: 15 
 Colonel's Cliristmas 
 In Old Washington 
 Harper 90: 109 
 Composite wife 
 
 In Scarlet poppy 
 Deacon's whistle 
 
 In Flarper 115: 269 
 Desert sands 
 
 In y\mber gods 
 Easter blessing 
 
 In Outlook 97: 822 
 Father James 
 
 In Harper 109: 16 
 First Mrs. Petersham 
 
 In liarper 59: 361 
 Godmothers 
 
 /;; Warner library 
 Guardian angel 
 
 /;; Old Washington 
 liarper 94: 941 
 1 ler eyes are (loves 
 //( Harper uo: 285 
 Her story 
 
 /;/ Old madanie and other tragedies 
 Ills mother's New Year 
 In Ind 55: 84 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 299 
 
 Ideal 
 
 /;; Scarlet poppy 
 Idyll of a summer night 
 
 In Ind 54: 2006 
 In a cellar 
 In Amber gods 
 Atlan 3: 151 
 In a conspiracy 
 
 In Old Washington 
 Inheritance 
 
 /;; Inheritance 
 John-a-dreams 
 
 /;; Harper 120: 464 
 Jolly's father 
 
 In Harper 115: 761 
 Knitting sale-socks 
 /;; Amber gods 
 Atlan 7: 138 
 Little Ben 
 
 In Atlan 26:309 
 Little old woman 
 
 In Old Washington 
 Lost identity 
 
 In Old madame and other tragedies 
 Lost jewel 
 
 III Lost jewel 
 Making of a fortune 
 In Making of a fortune 
 
 Harp B 44: 626, 692; 45: 10, 62, 114 
 Midsummer and Alay 
 In Amber gods 
 
 Atlan 6: 544, 674; 7:9 
 Miss Clementine's Christmas present 
 
 In Harp B 47: n 
 Miss Mahala and Johnny 
 
 In Harper 127: 698 
 Miss Melissa's miracle 
 
 In Outlook 94: 720 
 Miss Virginia's Christmas 
 
 In Harp W 49: 1830 
 Mr. Van Nore's daughter-in-law 
 
 In Scarlet poppy 
 Mrs. Bassett and the wedding 
 
 In Woman's H C 31: Ag p 3, 27 
 Mrs. Claxton's skeleton 
 In Scarlet poppy 
 Harper 66: 571 
 Mrs. Varncy's freedom 
 
 In Harp B 33:918 
 Mount of sorrow 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 2 
 Harper 67: 128 
 Nancy's southern Christmas 
 
 In St N 40: 161 
 Old fiddler 
 
 In Harper 112: 39 
 Old madame 
 
 In Old madame and other tragedies 
 Ordronnaux 
 
 In Old madame and other tragedies 
 Scrib o s 8: 610, 734 
 D'Outre mort 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 2 
 Galaxy 2: 516 
 Priscilla's love-story 
 In Priscilla's love-story 
 
 Ray 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 11 
 Atlan 13: 19 
 
 Rose 
 
 In Harper 125: 739 
 Rural telephone 
 
 In Harper 118: 830 
 Sacrifice 
 
 In Atlan 91 : 616 
 Scarlet poppy 
 
 In Scarlet poppy 
 South breaker 
 In Amber gods 
 
 Johnson, R. Little classics v 7 
 Atlan 9:557, 687 
 Sharpe 41: 30o; 42: 14 
 Story of the queen 
 
 In Atlan 92: 586, 775 
 Strathsays 
 
 In Atlan 11:99 
 Tale of the Trefetheness 
 
 In Harper 22: 489 
 Thanksgiving breakfast 
 In Old Washington 
 Harper 91 : 923 
 That Betty 
 
 In That Betty 
 Three quiet ladies of the name of Luce 
 
 In Harper 69: 887 
 Tragic story of Binns 
 In Scarlet poppy 
 Harper 73:833 
 Transformation 
 
 In Manhattan 3: 115, 206 
 Two in a garden 
 
 In Harp B 42:552 
 Uncle Mason's money 
 
 In Cosmopol 4:15 
 Under the mistletoe 
 
 In Cosmopol 2: 201 
 Village dressmaker 
 
 In Atlan 97:59 
 Wages of sin 
 
 In Old madame and other tragedies 
 Zoe's masterpiece 
 In Harp B 43:795 
 Spoil of the puma. Parker, G. 
 Spoils of sacrilege. Hornung, E. W. 
 Spook house. Bierce, A. 
 Sport of kings. Lewis, A. H. 
 Sport of the gods. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Sport royal. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Sporting chance. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Spread eagle. Morris, G. 
 Sprig of holly. Stockton, F. R. 
 Sprightly heroine. Harbcn, W. N. 
 Sprightly romance of Marsac. Seawell, M. h-. 
 Spring cleaning as told by Queen Cross- 
 patch. Burnett, F. H. 
 Spring flood in Broadway. Matthews, J. B. 
 Spring in a side street. Matthews, J. B. 
 Spring o' the year. Austin, M. H. 
 Spring running. See Kipling, R. In the 
 
 spring running 
 Spring "Sunday. Jewett, S. O. 
 Springtime. Field, E. 
 Springtime. Goeringer, I. 
 Springtime a la carte. Henry, O. 
 Spur of the moment. Jewett, S. O. 
 Spy. Davis, Richard H. 
 Spy rock. Van Dyke, H. 
 Squall. Duncan, N. 
 Squaring the circle. Henry, O. 
 
300 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Squire. Singmaster, E. 
 
 Squire Five-Fathom. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Squire Hellman. Brofeldt, J. 
 
 Squire Napper. Morrison, A. 
 
 Squire of dames. See Stevenson, R. L. Chal- 
 
 loner's adventure 
 Squire Patrick's ladJ^ Hardy, T. 
 Squire's sixpence. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Squire's story. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Squirrel. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Stable boy. Guida 
 Stable of the inn. Page, T. N. 
 Stable perfume. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Charm of the stable 
 StafT of the "Universe." MacManus, S. 
 Stage coach. Peattie, E. W. 
 Stage on the road. Hav^^kins, A. H. 
 Staircase at the Heart's Delight. Green, 
 
 A. K. 
 Stake and the plumb-line. Parker, G. 
 Staley Fleming's hallucination. Bierce, A. 
 Stalled train. Wright, M. O. 
 Stan learns to sail. Vorse, M. H. 
 Stand and wait. Hale, E. E. 
 Standardizing Jimmy. Vorse, M. H. 
 Stannon. Phillpotts, E. 
 Stanton coachman. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Star. Wells, H. G. 
 Star-child. Wilde, O. 
 Star in the valley. Craddock, C. E. 
 Star o' Boston. Phillpotts, E. 
 Star of Bethlehem. Kelly, M. 
 Star of the Grasmere. Hornung, E. W. 
 Starlight ranch. King, C. 
 Stars. Daudet, A. 
 Stars: a slumber story. Field, E. 
 Start in life. Balzac, H. de 
 State-house platter. Brown, A. 
 State o' Maine girl. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Station in Nancy Maguire's. MacManus, S. 
 Station-master. Pushkin, A. S. 
 Staying out of Jimsie Bate. Vorse, M. H. 
 Staying power of Sir Rohan. Stockton, 
 
 F. R. 
 Steam excursion. Dickens, C. 
 Steam tactics. Kipling, R. 
 Steamer child. Singmaster, E. 
 Steed of bells. MacManus, S. 
 Steeple. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Steinhard pride. French, A. W. 
 Stella Grayland. McKay, J. T. 
 Step on the stair. Thanet, O. 
 Step one. Donnell, A. H. 
 Step-son of knowledge. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Stephen Archer. Macdonald, G. 
 Stephen of Steens. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Stephen Skarridge's Christmas. Stockton, 
 
 F. R. 
 Stephen Yarrow; a Christmas story. Davis, 
 
 Rebecca H. 
 Stepmother. Auerbach, B. 
 Stepmother. Dragoumis, J. D. 
 Stepping backwards. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Stern education of clowns. Le Galliennc, R. 
 Sterne, Laurence, 1 713- 1768 
 
 Mystery with a moral 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, English-Irish 
 
 Stetson, Mrs. Grace EUery Channing, 1862- 
 Ashes, dust and nothing 
 
 In Fortune of a day 
 Backgrounds 
 
 In Harper 115: 67 
 Basket of Anita 
 
 In Sister of a saint 
 Scrib M 8: 199 
 Beloved 
 
 In Harper 117: 12 
 Bonselli's daughter 
 
 In Fortune of a day 
 Children of the barren 
 
 In Harper 114: 511 
 Confusion of idols 
 
 In Cent 76: 757 
 Couleur de rose 
 
 In Sister of a saint 
 Outing 25: 96 
 Eleventh hour 
 
 In Harper 121: 293 
 End of the journey 
 
 In Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. M. 
 Under the sunset 
 Harper no: 936 
 Feast of blue-birds 
 
 In Fortune of a day 
 Fortune of a day 
 
 In Fortune of a day 
 Atlan 84: 809 
 From the veranda 
 
 In Harper 115: 299 
 Heart's desire 
 
 In Harper 125: 71 
 His senior class day 
 
 In Collier's 43: My 22 p 18 
 House on the hilltop 
 
 In Sister of a saint 
 
 Stories of Italy (Stories from Scrib- 
 
 ner) 
 Scrib M 14: T35 
 Household of felicity 
 
 In Harper 118: 626 
 In an even balance 
 
 In Everybody's 17:78 
 In the cool of the day 
 
 In Atlan 103: 25 
 Keepers of a charge 
 
 In Harper in: 198 
 Last cruise of the Stella di Mare 
 
 In St N 27:881 
 Lucky number 
 
 In Sister of a saint 
 Madness of the rector 
 
 In Land of Sun 4: 175 
 Marriage question 
 
 In Harper in: 435 
 Miss Ellen 
 
 In Atlan 96: 636 
 Modern Sapphira 
 
 In Out West 16:624 
 Olivia 
 
 In Harper 104: 875 
 Oreste's patron 
 
 In Fortune of a day 
 Other side 
 
 /;; I larper 108: 240 
 Personal offering 
 
 In Harper 113: 531 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 301 
 
 Perverse generation 
 
 In Cent 72:878 
 Rise of the Vanni 
 
 In Fortvine of a day 
 Road to Europe 
 
 /;; Harper 112: 266 
 Sister of a saint 
 
 In Sister of a saint 
 Strange dinner-party 
 
 In Sister of a saint 
 
 New Eng M n s 2: 44 
 Thorn that pricked. 
 
 In Cent 68:877 
 Time and the hour 
 
 In Harper 114: 838 
 Two daughters of one race 
 
 In Atlan 100: 495 
 Uccelli with golden voices 
 
 In Fortune of a day 
 Wise little fool 
 
 In Fortune of a day 
 Stevens, C. A. 
 
 Young Moll's Peavy 
 
 /;( Stories by American authors v 10 
 Scrib o s 9: 668 
 
 Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 
 
 Other editions have not been separately listed 
 as the volume titles "New Arabian Nights," 
 "Island Nights' Entertainments," etc. indicate the 
 correct volume for practically all editions. 
 Adventure of Prince Florizel and a de- 
 tective 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 VI 
 
 New Arabian nights 
 Adventure of the hansom cab 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 V I 
 
 New Arabian nights 
 Suicide club 
 Beach of Falesa [Uma] 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 ^4 . 
 Island nights' entertainment 
 Illust. London News July 2-Aug 6, 
 1892 
 Body snatcher 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 V 8 
 
 Pall Mall Gazette, Christmas no. 1884 
 Bottle imp 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 V 4 
 
 Island nights' entertainment 
 Black and White Mr 28, Ap 4 1891 
 Brown box. See Stevenson, R. L. Des- 
 
 borough's adventure 
 Carthorses and the saddle-horse 
 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Challoner's adventure: The squire of 
 dames; Story of the destroying angel 
 In [Works] (Thistle) v 3 
 
 Dynamiter [More new Arabian 
 nights] 
 Cigar divan. See Stevenson, R. L. Epi- 
 logue and the cigar divan. Prologue 
 of the cigar divan 
 Citizen and the traveller 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 
 Desborough's adventure: The brown box; 
 Story of the fair Cuban 
 In [Works] (Thistle) v 3 
 
 Dynamiter [More new Arabian 
 nights] 
 Devil and the inn keeper 
 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Distinguished stranger 
 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. See Stevenson, 
 
 R. L. Strange case of Dr. Jekyll 
 Ebb-tide. See Stevenson, R. L., and Os- 
 
 bourne, L. Ebb-tide 
 Epilogue of the cigar divan 
 In [Works] (Thistle) v 3 
 
 Dynamiter [More new Arabian 
 nights] 
 Faith, half-faith, and no faith at all 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Florizel. See Stevenson, R. L. Adventure 
 
 of Prince Florizel 
 Four reformers 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 House of Eld 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 
 Isle of voices 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 v4 
 Island nights entertainment 
 
 John Amend-all 
 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 v8 
 Lodging for the night 
 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 V I 
 
 Lodging for the night 
 New Arabian nights 
 Stories by English authors, France 
 Warner library 
 Temple Bar 51: 197 
 Man and his friend 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 
 Markheim 
 In [Works] Novels and talcs (Thistle) 
 
 V 7 
 Merry men 
 Thrawn Janet 
 
 Jessup, A. Best of Stevenson 
 Jessup, A., and Canby, H. S. Book 
 
 the short story 
 Mabie. H. W., and Strachey, L. 
 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 3 
 Nettleton, G. E. Specimens of the 
 
 short story 
 Stories by English authors, Scotland 
 Unwin's annual, Christmas no. 1885 
 
302 
 
 Stevenson, Robert Louis 
 
 Merry men 
 /;: [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 V 7 
 Merry men 
 
 Cornhill 45:676; 46:56 
 Misadventures of John Nicholson; a 
 Christmas storj' 
 In [Works] Novels and talcs (Thistle) 
 
 V 8 
 
 Misadventures of John Nicholson 
 Narrative of the spirited old lady. Sec 
 Stevenson, R. I.. Somerset's adven- 
 ture 
 Olalla 
 
 /;; [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 V 20 
 Merry men 
 
 Court and Societ\^ R Christmas no. 
 1885 
 Pavilion on the links 
 Jn [Works] Novels and talcs (Thistle) 
 
 V I 
 
 New^ Arabian nights 
 H"av\^thorne, J. Library mystery 
 and detective stories, English- 
 Scotch 
 _ Cornhill 43: 307, 430 
 Penitent 
 
 III [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Persons of the tale 
 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Poor thing 
 
 /;; [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Prologue of the cigar divan 
 In [Works] (Thistle) v 3 
 Dynamiter 
 Providence and the guitar 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 V I 
 
 New Arabian nights 
 Mabie. H. W.. and Strachey. L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 2 
 Rajah's diamond 
 
 In [Works] Novels and talcs (Thistle) 
 v I 
 New Arabian nights 
 Reader 
 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Sick man and the fireman 
 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Sinking ship 
 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 I-'ables 
 Sire de Maletroit's door 
 
 //( [Works] Novels and talcs (Tiiistle) 
 v I 
 New Arabian nights 
 Sire de Maletroit's door 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 C(y:tiinicd. 
 
 Canby, H. S. Study of the short 
 
 story 
 Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V 2 
 Temple Bar 52: 53 
 Somerset's adventure: The superfluous 
 mansion; Narrative of the spirited old 
 lady; Zero's tale of the explosive 
 bomb 
 In [Works] (Thistle) v 3 
 
 Dynamiter [More new .Arabian 
 nights] 
 Something in it 
 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Song of the morrow 
 
 /;; [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 S(|nire of dames. Sec Stevenson, R. L. 
 
 Challoner's adventure 
 Story of a lie 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 v3 
 Liv Age 143: 401 
 New Quar R O 1870 
 Story of the bandbox 
 /;; [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 V I 
 
 New Arabian nights 
 Story of the destroying angel. See Steven- 
 son, R. L. Challoner's adventure 
 Story of the fair Cuban. See Stevenson, 
 
 R. L. Desborough's adventure 
 Story of the house with the green blinds 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 v I 
 New Arabian nights 
 Story of the physician and the Saratoga 
 trunk 
 /;; [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 v I 
 New Arabian nights 
 Suicide club 
 Story of the young man in holy orders 
 /;; [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 v I 
 New Arabian nights 
 Story of the young man with the cream 
 tarts 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 V I 
 
 New Arabian nights 
 Suicide club 
 Strange case of Dr. Jckyll and Mr. Hyde 
 /;; [Works] Novels and talcs (Thistle) 
 
 V 7 
 Merrj' men 
 
 Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. 
 Hyde 
 Suicide club 
 
 /;/ [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 V I 
 
 New Arabian nights 
 Suicide club 
 Superfluous mansion. Sec Stevenson, R. L. 
 Somerset's adventure 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 303 
 
 Tadpole and the frog 
 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Thrawn Janet 
 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 ^- 7 
 Merry men 
 Thrawn Janet 
 
 Stories by English authors, Scotland 
 Cornhill 44: 436 
 Touchstone 
 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 
 McClure 6: 300 
 Tragedy of the great North Road 
 
 In Cosmopol 20: 147, 289 
 Treasure of Franchard 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 V 7 
 Merry men 
 
 Liv Age 157: 713; 158: 563, 601 
 Longman's i: 672; 2: 83 
 Two matches 
 
 hi [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Uma. See Stevenson, R. L. Beach of 
 
 Falesa 
 Weir of Hermiston 
 
 In [Works] Novels and talcs (Thistle) 
 
 V I 
 
 Weir of Hermiston 
 Will o' the mill 
 /;/ [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 V 7 
 Merry men 
 Will o' the mill 
 
 Yellow paint 
 
 In [Works] Letters and miscellanies 
 (Thistle) V 20 
 Fables 
 Zero's story of the explosive bomb. See 
 Stevenson, R. L. Somerset's adven- 
 ture 
 Stevenson, R. L., and Osbourne, L. 
 Ebb-tide 
 In [Works] Novels and tales (Thistle) 
 
 VII 
 
 Ebb-tide 
 
 McClure 2: 243; 3: 89 
 Stevenson, R. L., and others 
 
 Object of pity; or, The man Haggard 
 In Object of pity 
 Stickit minister's love story. Crockett, S. R. 
 Stiff condition. Whitaker, H. 
 Still waters. See Wyatt, E. F. Shallow 
 
 spirit of judgment 
 Stimson, Frederic Jesup (J. S. of Dale, 
 pseud.), 185s- 
 Mrs. Knollys 
 In Stories by American authors v 2 
 Cent 27: 146 
 Stinging lizard. Lewis, A. H. 
 Stirring ofif. Catlierwood, M. H. 
 Stitch in time. Duncan, N. 
 Stockton, Francis Richard, 1834- 1902 
 Absent-minded botanist 
 /;; Tales out of school 
 
 Accommodating circumstance 
 In Clocks of Rondaine 
 Queen's museum 
 Amos Kilbright 
 
 /;; Novels and stories v 17 
 Amos Kilbright 
 As one woman to another 
 In Novels and stories v 16 
 Story-teller's pack 
 Asaph 
 
 In Novels and stories v 16. 
 Chosen few 
 Watchmaker's wife 
 Cosmopol 13: 91 
 Baker of Barnbury 
 In Novels and stories v 15 
 Rudder Grangers abroad 
 Banished king 
 In Novels and stories v 17 
 Bee-man of Orn 
 Battle of the third cousins 
 In Novels and stories v 17 
 Bee-man of Orn 
 Bee-man of Orn 
 In Novels and stories v 17 
 Bee-man of Orn 
 Fanciful tales 
 Queen's museum 
 Bim. See Stockton, F. R. Castle of Bim 
 Bishop's ghost and the printer's baby 
 /;; Novels and stories v 17 
 Story-teller's pack 
 Blackgum ag'in Thunder 
 In Novels and stories v 21 
 John Gayther's garden 
 Cent 63: 248 
 Borrowed month 
 
 In Novels and stories v 15 
 Stockton's stories v 2 
 Cent 31: 537, 730 
 Bron and Kruge 
 
 In Tales out of school 
 Buller-Podington compact 
 In Novels and tales v 19 
 Bushwhacker nurse 
 
 In Novels and stories v 21 
 John Gayther's garden 
 Cosmopol 27: 384 
 Captain Eli's best ear; a Christmas story 
 In Novels and stories v 18 
 Magic cg^ 
 Story-teller's pack 
 Cent 51: 227 
 Castle of Bim 
 
 In Floating prince 
 Cat and the rill 
 
 In Novels and stories v 21 
 John Gayther's garden 
 Christmas before last 
 /;; Novels and stories v 17 
 Bee-man of Orn 
 Queen's museum 
 Christmas shadrach 
 
 In Novels and stories v 17 
 Watchmaker's wife 
 Cent 43: 177 
 Christmas truants 
 
 /;; Clocks of Rondaine 
 Fanciful tales 
 Queen's museum 
 
304 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Stockton, Francis Richard— Con tinned . 
 Christmas wreck 
 /;; Novels and stories v i8 
 Magic egg 
 Stockton's stories v 2 
 Clocks of Rondaine 
 
 /;/ Novels and stories v 17 
 Clocks of Rondaine 
 l-'anciful tales 
 Queen's museum 
 Cloverfield's carriage 
 In Novels and stories v t6 
 Stockton's stories v 2 
 Cent 31: 389 
 Colonel Myles's adventures in Africa anc! 
 India 
 /;/ Tales out of school 
 "Come in. New^ Year" 
 
 In Novels and stories v 19 
 Conscious Amanda 
 
 In Novels and stories v 21 
 John Gayther's garden 
 Cosmopol 29: 185 
 Curious history of a message 
 
 //; Clocks of Rondaine 
 Derelict 
 
 In Novels and stories v 15 
 Rudder Grangers abroad 
 Derido: or, The giant's quilt 
 
 In Floating prince 
 Discourager of hesitancy 
 In Novels and stories v 15 
 Stockton's stories v 2 
 Cent 30: 482 
 Dusky philosophy [i. Story of seven dev- 
 ils; 2. Grandison's quandary] 
 In Amos Kilbright 
 Emergenc}" mistress 
 In Floating prince 
 Euphemia among the pelicans 
 /;; Novels and stories v 8 
 Rudder Grangers abroad 
 Cent 23: 606 
 Fate dominant 
 
 In Atlan 55:535 
 Floating prince 
 
 /;( Floating prince 
 Fool-hardy Carl Hofer, and the water- 
 lady 
 In Tales out of school 
 I'oreign prince and the hermit's daughter 
 In Novels and stories v 21 
 John Gayther's garden 
 Fortunate opening 
 
 In Clocks of Rondaine 
 Ghosts in my tower 
 
 In Novels and stories v 19 
 Gilded idol and the King Conch-shell 
 In Novels and stories v 21 
 John Gayther's garden 
 Governor general 
 
 In Novels and stories v 19 
 Grandison's quandary. Sec Stockton, 
 
 F. R. Dusky philosophy 
 Great show in Kobolland 
 In Clocks of Rondaine 
 Great staircase at Landover Hall 
 In Novels and stories v ig 
 
 Great war syndicate 
 In Novels and stories v 6 
 Great war syndicate 
 Grififin and the minor canon 
 In Novels and stories v 17 
 P.ee-man of Orn 
 Fanciful talcs 
 Gudra's daughter 
 
 In Floating prince 
 Her lover 
 
 In Lippinc 33:355 
 His wife's deceased sister 
 In Novels and stories v 18 
 Chosen few 
 Lady or the tiger? 
 Magic egg 
 
 Stockton's stories v i 
 Cent 27: 463 
 How the aristocrats sailed away; a sequel 
 to The floating prince 
 1)1 Floating prince 
 How three men went to the moon 
 
 In Tales out of school 
 Huckleberry 
 
 In Floating prince 
 In the southeast bastion 
 
 In Harper 64: 279 
 Iturim and his fortunes 
 
 In Tales out of school 
 John Gayther and the galleon 
 
 In Cosmopol 27: 183 
 John Gayther's garden 
 
 In Novels and stories v 19 
 John Gayther's garden 
 Jolly Cabordmen 
 
 In Tales out of school 
 Knife that killed Po Hancy 
 In -Novels and stories v 6 
 Great war syndicate 
 Watchmaker's wife 
 Lady in the box 
 In John Gayther's garden 
 Cosmopol 27: 625 
 Lady, or the tiger? 
 In Novels and stories v 15 
 Chosen few 
 Lady, or the tiger? 
 Stockton's stories v i 
 Ridpath's library universal literature 
 Cent 25:83 
 Cent 85:534 
 Landsman's tale 
 
 In Novels and stories v 19 
 Love before breakfast 
 In Novels and stories v 18 
 Magic egg 
 Story-teller's pack 
 Maghar's leap 
 
 In Tales out of school 
 Magic egg 
 
 In Novels and stories v 18 
 Magic egg 
 Story-teller's pack 
 Cent 48: 290 
 Magician's daughter and the high-born 
 boy 
 In Floating prince 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 305 
 
 Merry Chanter 
 hi Novels and stories v 2 
 Merry Chanter 
 Cent 39:42 
 Mr. Tohnan 
 In Novels and stories v 18 
 Lady, or the tiger? 
 Magic egg 
 
 Stockton's stories v I 
 Harper 61: 371 
 My balloon hunt 
 III Novels and stories v 21 
 John Gayther's garden 
 Ladies' H J: 19 Mr p 5 
 My bull-calf 
 
 hi Novels and stories v 16 
 Stockton's stories v 2 
 Harper 69: 284 
 My terminal moraine 
 
 In Novels and stories v 15 
 Watchmaker's wife 
 My translatophone 
 In Novels and stories v 21 
 John Gayther's garden 
 Harp B 33: 1612, 1678 
 My unwilling neighbor 
 
 In Novels and stories v 18 
 Magic egg 
 Story-teller's pack 
 Eng Illust 16: 402 
 McClure 8: 154 
 My well and what came out of it 
 In Novels and stories v 18 
 Magic egg 
 Story-teller's pack 
 Old Applejoy's ghost 
 
 In Novels and stories v 19 
 Old pipes and the dryad 
 In Novels and stories v 17 
 Eee-man of Orn 
 Chosen few 
 Fanciful tales 
 Queen's museum 
 Our archery club 
 
 In Novels and stories v 18 
 Lady, or the tiger? 
 Magic egg 
 
 Stockton's stories v i 
 Scrib o s 18: 542 
 Our story 
 
 In Novels and stories v 15 
 Lady, or the tiger? 
 Stockton's stories v i 
 Cent 26: 762 
 Philopena 
 In Novels and stories v 17 
 Bee-man of Orn 
 Queen's museum 
 Philosophy of relative existences 
 In Novels and stories v 17 
 Chosen few 
 Watchmaker's wife 
 Cent 44: 536 
 Piece of red calico 
 
 In Novels and stories v 18 
 Chosen few 
 Lady, or the tiger? 
 Magic egg 
 Stockton's stories v i 
 
 Plain fishing 
 In Novels and stories v 16 
 Amos Kilbright 
 Polargno. See Stockton, F. R. Story of 
 
 Polargno 
 Pomona and Jonas tell a story 
 
 In Cent 61 : 120 
 Pomona takes the helm at Rudder Grange 
 
 In Scrib o s 16: 407 
 Pomona's bridal trip 
 
 In Scrib o s 17: 692 
 Pomona's daughter 
 In Novels and stories v 8 
 Rudder Grangers abroad 
 Cent 26: 20 
 Prince Hassak's march 
 In Novels and stories v 17 
 Bee-man of Orn 
 Queen's museum 
 Queen's museum 
 In Novels and stories v 17 
 Bee-man of Orn 
 Queen's museum 
 Reformed pirate 
 
 In Floating prince 
 Remarkable wreck of the "Thomas Hyke" 
 In Novels and stories v 16 
 Chosen few 
 Stockton's stories v 2 
 Cent 28:587 
 Reverend Ezekiel Crump 
 In Watchmaker's wife 
 Reversible landscape 
 In Amos Kilbright 
 Cent 28: 434 
 Romance of a mule-car 
 
 In Novels and stories v 19 
 Rudder Grangers in England 
 In Novels and stories v 8 
 Rudder Grangers abroad 
 Cent 25: 404 
 Sailor's knot 
 
 In Novels and stories v 19 
 Skipper and El Capitan 
 
 In Novels and stories v 19 
 Snow-storm in the tropics 
 
 In Tales out of school 
 Spectral mortgage 
 
 In Novels and stories v 15 
 Lady, or the tiger? 
 Stockton's stories v i 
 Cent 25:553 
 Sprig of holly 
 
 In Floating prince 
 Staying power of Sir Rohan 
 In Novels and stories v 18 
 Magic egg 
 Story-teller's pack 
 Scrib o s 18: 745 
 Stephen Skarridge's Christmas 
 In Story-teller's pack 
 Scrib o s 3: 279 
 Stories of the three burglars 
 In Novels and stories v 6 
 Great war syndicate 
 Stories of three burglars 
 Story of assisted fate 
 
 In Novels and stories v 16 
 Stockton's stories v 2 
 Atlan 55:58 
 
3o6 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Stockton, Francis Richard— C(>;//!»»rrf. 
 Story of Polargno 
 
 In Talcs out of school 
 Story of seven devils. See Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Dusk^• philosophj' 
 Story of Viteau 
 
 hi Story of Viteau 
 Story-spoiler 
 
 /;; Ind 52: 1168 
 Struck by a boomerang 
 
 In Novels and stories v 19 
 Tale of negative gravity 
 In Novels and stories v 16 
 Chosen few 
 Stockton's stories v 2 
 Cent 29: 13s 
 That same old coon 
 
 In Novels and stories v 15 
 Lady, or the tiger? 
 Stockton's stories v i 
 Scrib o s 16: 213 
 Tom Reynolds and Moriyama 
 
 In Talcs out of school 
 Transferred ghost 
 
 In Novels and stories v 15 
 Chosen few 
 Lady, or the tiger? 
 Stockton's stories v i 
 Stories by American authors v 2 
 Cent 24: 43 
 Tricycle of the future 
 
 In Clocks of Rondaine 
 L^^nhistoric page 
 
 In Novels and stories v 16 
 Stockton's stories v 2 
 Vice-consort 
 
 In Novels and stories v 21 
 John Gayther's garden 
 Scrib M 28: 642 
 Vizier of the two-horned Alexander 
 
 In Novels and stories v 13 
 Voyage to the lower Amazon 
 
 In Tales out of school 
 Watchmaker's wife 
 In Novels and stories v 15 
 Watchmaker's wife 
 National R (Lond) 21:240 
 Water-devil 
 
 In Novels and stories v 11 
 Rudder Grangers abroad 
 Scrib M 9: 108, 157 
 What I found in the sea 
 In Novels and stories v 21 
 John Gayther's garden 
 Widow's cruise 
 
 In Novels and stories v 18 
 Magic egg 
 Story-teller's pack 
 Patten, W. International sliort sto- 
 ries V I 
 Wonderful adventures of Gutcfundus 
 
 In Tales out of school 
 Wonderful ash tree 
 In Tales out of school 
 Stockton, Louise, 1838- 
 Kirby's coals of fire 
 In Stories by American autliors v 7 
 Stockwell's apple-paring bee. JMceman, M. 
 E. W. 
 
 Stoddard, Charles Warren, 1843-1909 
 
 Chumming with a savage 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 17 
 
 Stoddard, Elizabeth Drew Barstow (Mrs. 
 
 Richard Henry Stoddard), 1823-1902 
 
 Osgood's predicament 
 
 /;; Stories l)y American authors v 8 
 Stolen bacillus. Wells, H. G. 
 Stolen Blcnkinsop. Morrison, A. 
 Stolen body. Wells, H. G. 
 Stolen Christmas. Freeman, M. F. W. 
 Stolen cigar case,' by A. Co-n D-le. 
 
 Harte. B. 
 Stolen dream. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Stolen festival. Brown, A. 
 Stolen mask; or. The mysterious cash-box. 
 
 A story for a Christmas fireside. Collins, 
 
 W. 
 Stolen mirror. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Stolen story. Williams, J. L. 
 Stolen Stradivarius. Harrison, C. C. 
 Stolen treasure. Pyle, H. 
 Stolen white elephant. Clemens, S. L. 
 Stone. Parker, G. 
 Stone man. Strindberg, J. A. 
 Stone pine. Keats, G. 
 Stony head. Slosson, A. T. 
 Stop gap. Peattie, E. W. 
 Stop-over at Tyre. Garland, H. 
 Stories for children. See Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Scenes from common life 
 Stories of a railroad king. Bacheller, I. A. 
 Stories of my dogs. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Stories of Red Hanrahan. Yeats, W. B. 
 Stories of the three burglars. Stockton, F. R. 
 Stories three. By R-dy-d K-pl-g. Ilarte, B. 
 Storm. Hearn, L. 
 Storm. Keats, G. 
 
 Storming of Chapultepec. Janvier, T. A. 
 Storming of the redoubt. See Merimee, P. 
 
 Taking of the redoubt 
 Story. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Story about the little rabbits. Harris, J. C. 
 Story for the reformation of poker players. 
 
 Barr, R. 
 Story from Halstanes. Lagerlof, S. 
 Story from Jerusalem. Lagerlof, S. 
 Story in it. James, H. 
 Story in white. Leclercq, P. 
 Story of a ball-dress. Halevy, L. 
 Story of a blind horse. Harris, J. C. 
 Story of a blue vein. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Story of a conscience. Bierce, A. 
 Story of a country house. Lagerlof, S. 
 Story of a courtship. Weyman, S. J. 
 Story of a crayon-head. Ouida 
 Story of a day. King, G. E. 
 Story of a dog. Maupassant, G. dc 
 Story of a failure. Jordan, E. G. 
 Story of a farm girl. Maupassant, G. de 
 Story of a Hy. FIcarn, L. 
 Story of a grave. White, W. A. 
 Story of a great grandfather. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Story of a great week. Dyar, M. 
 Story of a licart. Hroubetzkoy, A. C. 
 Story of a jockey. Davis, Richard H. 
 Story of a king. See Kipling, R. Smith ad- 
 ministration 
 Story of a lie. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Story of a man of business. Moulton, L. C 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 307 
 
 Story of a mine. Harte, B. 
 
 Story of a New York house. Banner, H. C. 
 
 Story of a pheasant. Hearn, L. 
 
 Story of a shadow. Davis, Rebecca, H. 
 
 Story of a silk dress. Kirk, E. O. 
 
 Story of a story. Lagerlof, S. 
 
 Story of a story. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 Story of a valentine. Eggleston, E. 
 
 Story of a waj^side inn. Wyatt, E. F. 
 
 Story of a white blackbird. Musset, A. dc 
 
 Story of a year. James, H. 
 
 Story of Aaron. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Story of Abe. Brown, A. 
 
 Story of Alcazar. Foote, M. H. 
 
 Story of Aladdin; or, The wonderful lamp. 
 
 Sec .\rabian nights 
 Story of an Englishman. Warman, C. 
 Story of an obstinate corpse. Peattie, E. W. 
 Story of an old soul. Magruder, J. 
 Story of an outcast. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Story of Aoyagi. Hearn, L. 
 Story of Aqua Pura. White, W.A. 
 Story of Arnon. Troubetzkoj', A. C. 
 Story of assisted fate. Stockton, F. R. 
 Story of Bertha. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Bertha 
 Story of Beyond the sea. Marie de France 
 Story of Charles Harris. Page, T. N. 
 Story of Chugoro. Hearn, L. 
 Story of Cupid and Psyche. Apuleius 
 Story of Davidson's eyes. Wells, H. G. 
 Story of Donacha Laidir. MacManus, S. 
 Story of engine 107. Warman, C. 
 Story of Frithiof the Bold. Morris, W. 
 Story of good Queen Bess. Hogg, J. 
 Story of Greece. Serao, M. 
 Story of Gunnlaug the worm-tongue and 
 
 Raven the skald. Morris, W. 
 Story of his life. Davis, C. B. 
 Story of Ignatius the almoner. Viele, H. K. 
 Story of Ito Norisuke. Hearn, L. 
 Story of Jees Uck. London, J. 
 Story of Johnny; or. The Atheist and the 
 
 Sage. Voltaire, F. M. de A. 
 Story of Jubal who had no "T." See Strind- 
 
 berg, J. A. Jubal sans ego 
 Story of Keesh. London, J. 
 Story of Kogi the priest. Hearn, L. 
 Story of Kwashin Koji. Hearn, L. 
 Story of La Roche. Mackenzie, H. 
 Story of Lieutenant Erguoflf. Turgeneff, I. S. 
 Story of little Mary Whitlow. Freeman, 
 
 M. E. W. 
 Story of Mary Ancel. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Story of Mimi-Nishi-Hoichi. Hearn, L. 
 Story of Ming-Y. Hearn, L. 
 Story of Miss Pi. Ralph, J. 
 Story of Muhammad Din. Kipling, R. 
 Story of O-Kame. Hearn, L. 
 Story of O-Tei. Hearn, L. 
 Story of Cello. Hale, E. E. 
 Story of Patsy. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Story of Polargno. Stockton, F. R. 
 Story of Prince Fairyfoot. Burnett, F. H. 
 Story of Rhodope. Morris, W. [Edgar] 
 Story of St. Joseph's ass. Verga, G. 
 Story of Sanehat 
 
 In Warner library 
 Story of Setna 
 
 /;( \\'arner library 
 
 Story of seven devils. Stockton, F. R. 
 Story of the Alcazar. Foote, M. H. 
 Story of the bad little boy. Clemens, S. L. 
 Story of the bandI)ox. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Story of the bandit chieftan. Irving, W. 
 Story of the beetle hunter. Doyle, A. C. 
 Story of the big timber. Bacheller, I. A. 
 Story of the black doctor. Doyle, A. C. 
 Story of the Brazilian cat. Doyle, A. C. 
 Story of the Caliph stork. Haufif, W. 
 Story of the choices. Cabell, J. B. 
 Story of the club-footed grocer. Doyle, 
 
 A. C. 
 Story of the days to come. See Wells, 
 
 H. G. Ways of the city 
 Story of the deluge. Harris, J. C. 
 Story of the destroying angel. See Steven- 
 son, R. L. Challoner's adventure 
 Story of the dry leaves. Remington, F. 
 Story of the fair Cuban. See Stevenson, 
 
 R. L. Desborough's adventure 
 Story of the forty-six. Hogg, J. 
 Story of the fox-brush. Cabell, J. B. 
 Story of the Gadsbys. Kipling, R. 
 Story of the glittering plain. Morris, W. 
 Story of the good little boy. Clemens, S. L. 
 Story of the great hail-gamble. Maartens, 
 
 M. 
 Story of the heritage. Cabell, J. B. 
 Story of the Highlands. White, W. A. 
 Story of the house with the green blinds. 
 
 Stevenson, R. L. 
 Story of the housewife. Cabell, J. B. 
 Story of the inexperienced ghost. Wells, 
 
 H. G. 
 Story of the late Mr. Elvesham. Wells, 
 
 H. G. 
 Story of the Latin quarter. Burnett, F. H. 
 Story of the lime-burner. Parker, G. 
 Story of the lost special. Doyle, A. C. 
 Story of the man with the matches. Doyle. 
 
 A. C. 
 Story of the Navaresse. Cabell, J. B. 
 Story of the other wise man. Van Dyke, H. 
 Story of the physician and the Saratoga 
 
 trunk. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Story of the pigs. Harris, J. C. 
 Story of the planchette. Moulton, L. C. 
 Story of the queen. Spoflford, H. P. 
 Story of the rat-trap. Cabell, J. B. 
 Story of the river. Harris, J. C. 
 Story of the St. Gotthard. Strindberg, J. A. 
 Story of the satraps. Cabell, J. B. 
 Story of the scabbard. Cabell, J. B. 
 Story of the sealed room. Doyle, A. C. 
 Story of the second brother. Barr, R. 
 Story of the sestina. Cabell, J. B. 
 Story of the stone age. Wells, H. G. 
 Story of the tenson. Cabell, J. B. 
 Story of the two brothers 
 
 III Warner library 
 Story of the unknown church. Morris, W. 
 Story of the vanishing patient. Peattie, 
 
 E. W. 
 Story of the woods. Mitford, M. R. 
 Story of the young Italian. Irving, W. 
 Story of the young man in holy orders. 
 
 Stevenson, R. L. 
 Story of the young man with the cream 
 
 tarts. Stevenson, R. L. 
 
3o8 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Story of tlic young robber. Irving, W. 
 
 Story of two lives. Schaycr, J. 
 
 Story of Umetsu Chubei. Hearn, L. 
 
 Story of Vighund the Fair. Morris, \V. 
 
 Story of Viteau. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Story of Yemilyan and the oniptj' drum. 
 
 Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Storj'^ of Xanthippe. I'icld, E. 
 Story-spoiler. Stockton, 1'". R. 
 Story-tell Lib. Slosson, A. T. 
 Story-teller at fault. Jacobs, J. 
 Story without an end. Phillpotts, E. 
 Stout Miss Hopkins's bicycle. French, A. 
 Stove. Crane, S. 
 
 Stowe, Mrs. Harriet Elizabeth Beecher, 
 1811-T896 
 Art and nature 
 In Writings v 14 
 * May flower 
 Betty's bright idea 
 In Writings v 14 
 
 Betty's bright idea 
 Bull-f^ght 
 
 111 Writings v 8 
 
 Sam Lawson's Old town fireside 
 stories 
 Captain Kidd's money 
 In Writings v 8 
 
 Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside 
 
 stories 
 Atlan 26: 522 
 Colonel Eph's shoe-buckles 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Sam Lawbon's Oldtown fireside 
 
 stories 
 Atlan 26: 424 
 Coral ring 
 
 In Writings v 14 
 
 May flower 
 
 Cousin William 
 
 In Writings v 14 
 
 May flower 
 
 Deacon Pitkin's farm 
 
 In Writings v 14 
 
 Betty's bright idea 
 Dog's mission 
 
 In Writings v 16 
 First Christmas of New England 
 In Writings v 14 
 
 Betty's bright idea 
 Frankness 
 
 In Writings v 14 
 May flower 
 Ghost in the Cap'n Brown house 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside 
 stories 
 Ghost in the mill 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Sam I.awson's Oldtown I'lresid ■ 
 stories 
 How to light the devil 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Sam l^awson's Oldt'iwn lire.-i(k' 
 stories 
 Laughin' in nieetin' 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Sam Lawson's Oldtnwn fireside 
 stories 
 
 Let every man mind his own business 
 In May flower 
 
 Hogg's Instructor 2:360 
 Little Edward 
 
 In Maj' Hower 
 Little Fred, the canal boy 
 
 In May flower 
 Love vs. law 
 
 In Writings v 14 
 Mayflower 
 Lulu's pupil 
 
 In Writings v 16 
 Minister's housekeeper 
 /;; Writings v 10 
 
 Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside 
 stories 
 Mis' Elderkin's pitcher 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside 
 stories 
 New Year's gift 
 III Writings v 14 
 May flower 
 Our second girl 
 /;: Writings v 8 
 Atlan 21 : 50 
 Parson's horse-race 
 III Writings v 10 
 Atlan 42: 470 
 Scholar's adventure in the country 
 
 In Writings v 8 
 
 Student's sea story 
 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Atlan 43: 100 
 
 Sullivan looking-glass 
 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside 
 stories 
 Tea-rose 
 
 /;/ Writings v 14 
 May flower 
 Godey 24: 145 
 Tom Toothacre's ghost story 
 
 In Writings v 10 
 Two altars 
 
 In Writings v 4 
 May flower 
 Uncle Lot 
 
 In Writings v 14 
 May flower 
 Widow's bandbox 
 In Writings v 10 
 
 Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside 
 
 stories 
 Atlan 26: 62 
 Stowing away of Mr. Bill Ballad. Morris, G. 
 Straggler of '15. Doyle, A. C. 
 Straight tip. Gerould, K. F. 
 Strait gate and the broad way. More, H. 
 Strange adventure of Madame Esquollier. 
 
 Louys, 1*. 
 .Strange i)an(juel. Hangs, J. K. 
 Strange, but true, llawkins, A. 11. 
 Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. 
 
 .Stevenson, R. L. 
 .Strange companion. Ciorky, M. 
 Strange courtship. Hogg, J. 
 Strange days tliat came to Jimniie Iwiday. 
 
 Remington, F. 
 Strange dinner-party. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 309 
 
 Strange experience. Bland, E. N. 
 
 Strange experience of Alkali Dick. Harte, B. 
 
 Strange fancy. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Strange friend. Hawthorne, J. 
 
 Strange friend. Taylor, B. 
 
 Strange heart. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 
 Strange horse of Loch Suaiiiabhal. Black, 
 
 W. 
 Strange idyl. Bates, A. 
 Strange invitation. Weyman, S. J. 
 Strange misadventures of an organ. Bangs, 
 
 J. K. 
 Strange orchid. Wells, H. G. 
 Strange patient. Gibbon, P. 
 Strange philosopher. Zola, E. 
 Strange ride of Morrowbie Jukes. Kipling. 
 
 R. ^ 
 Strange sail. Jewett, S. O. 
 Strange stories. Henry, O. 
 Strange story. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Strange thoughts of a beggar man. Crock- 
 ett, S. R. 
 Strange traffic. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Mother of monsters 
 Stranger. Bierce, A. 
 Stranger. Maupassant, G. de 
 Stranger in the village. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Stranger than fiction. Hearn, L. 
 Stranger within thy gate. Harrison, C. C. 
 Stranger's hut. Parker, G. 
 Stranger's pew. Page, T. N. 
 Strangest thing. Norris, F. 
 Strategy and seamanship. Connolly, J. B. 
 Strathsays. Spofiford, H. P. 
 Strawberries. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Strawberry girl. Harris, J. C. 
 Strayed. Roberts, C. G. D. 
 Stream that ran away. Austin, M. H. 
 Street of Our lady of the fields. Chambers, 
 
 R. W. 
 Street of the first shell. Chambers, R. W. 
 Street of the four winds. Chambers, R. W. 
 Street of the Hyacinth. Woolson, C. F. 
 Street scene in Russia. Chekhov, A. P. 
 La Strega. Ouida 
 Strength of Gideon. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Strength of men. Duncan, N. 
 Strength of ten. Cutting, M. S. 
 Strength of the strong. London, J. 
 Stretton, Hesba, pseud. (Hannah Smith), 
 1841-1911 
 Michel Lorio's cross 
 In Stories by English authors, France 
 Strictly business. Henry, O. 
 Strike at Glasscock's. Thanet, O. 
 Strike on the Schlafeplatz railroad. Long, 
 
 J. L. 
 Strindberg, August, i. e. Johan August, 1849- 
 1912 
 Asra 
 
 In Married 
 Attempt at reform 
 
 In Married 
 Autumn 
 In Married 
 
 Cur Lit 53: 115 
 Big gravel screen 
 
 In Easter . . . and stories 
 In midsummer days 
 
 Blue wing finds the gold powder 
 In Easter . . . and stones 
 In midsummer days 
 Bread winner 
 In Married 
 Compelled to 
 In iSIarricd 
 Compensation 
 In Married 
 Compulsory marriage 
 
 In Married 
 Conquering hero and fool 
 In In midsummer days 
 Corinna 
 
 In Married 
 Creditors 
 
 /;; Married 
 Doll's house 
 In Married 
 Duel 
 
 In Married 
 Frictions 
 
 In Married 
 Golden helmets in the Alleberg 
 
 In In midsummer days 
 Half a sheet of paper 
 In Easter . . . and stones 
 In midsummer days 
 His servant 
 
 In Married ^ • ,, t a 
 
 In midsummer days, ^ee Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 Midsummertide 
 lubal sans ego [Story of Jubal who had 
 • no'T"] , ^ . 
 
 In Easter . . • and stones 
 Little Blue wing l^nds the gold povvder. 
 See Strindberg, J. A. Blue wing finds 
 the gold powder 
 Love and bread 
 
 In Married , 
 
 Midsummertide [In midsummer daysj 
 In Easter . . ■ and stories 
 
 In midsummer days c. • ^ 
 
 Mystery of the tobacco shed ^--j^ btrmd- 
 berg, J. A. Secrets of the tobacco 
 shed 
 Natural obstacle 
 
 In Married 
 Phoenix 
 In Married 
 
 Cur Lit 49'-459 
 Photography and phdosophy 
 In Easter . . • and stories 
 In midsummer days 
 Pilot's troubles 
 
 In In midsummer days 
 Proliticacy 
 
 In l\Iarried 
 Romeo and Julia 
 
 Secreti'ofthe tobacco shed [Mystery of 
 the tobacco shed] 
 In Easter . . • and stories 
 In midsummer days 
 Sleepy-head [Sluggard] 
 
 In Easter ... and stories 
 
 In midsummer days ci ^ - 
 
 Sluggard. See Strindberg, J. A. Sleep>- 
 
 head 
 Stone man . 
 
 In Easter . . • and stories 
 
310 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Strindberg, August —Continued. 
 
 Story of Julial ulio had no "I." See 
 
 Strindberj?, J. A. Jubal sans ego 
 Story of the St. Gotthard 
 In In midsummer days 
 Unmarried and married 
 
 In Married 
 Unnatural selection 
 
 In Married 
 What the tree-swallow sang in the buck- 
 thorn tree 
 In In midsummer days 
 String. See Maupassant, G. de. Piece of 
 
 string 
 Striped chest. Doyle, A. C. 
 Stroke of business. Reade, C. 
 Stroke of five. Hornung, E. W. 
 Stroke of the hour. Parker, G. 
 Stroll. Maupassant, G. de 
 Strollers in Tiverton. Brown, A. 
 Strolling manager. Irving, W. 
 Strong weakness of Oiney Kittach. Mac- 
 
 Manus, S. 
 Strongest boy in the whole world. Loomis, 
 
 C. B. 
 Strongest — who? or which? Harris, J. C. 
 Stronghold. Van Dyke, H. 
 Struck by a boomerang. Stockton, F. R. 
 Struggle for life. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Stuart, Ruth McEnery, 1856- 
 Afterglow 
 
 In Haunted photograph 
 Harp B 44: 78 
 Apollo Belvedere 
 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Harper 96: 155 
 Arkansas prophet 
 
 In In Simpkinsville 
 Aunt Amity's silver wedding 
 In Aunt Amity's silver wedding 
 Cent 78: 260 
 Aunt Delphi's dilemma 
 
 In Carlotta's intended 
 Author's reading in Simpkinsville 
 
 In Cent 60: 612 
 ^'Blink" 
 
 In Golden wedding 
 
 Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets 
 Boy 
 
 In Sonny 
 
 Cent 49: 624 
 Bud Zunt's mail; a romance of the Simp- 
 kinsville post-oftice 
 In Carlotta's intended 
 Harper 88: 58 
 Caesar 
 
 In Carlotta's intended 
 Camelia Riccardo 
 In Golden wedding 
 
 New Princeton R 6: 248 
 Carlotta's intended 
 In Carlotta's intended 
 Lippinc 48: 257 
 Case in diplomacy 
 
 In Haunted photograph 
 Christmas at the Trimbles 
 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Christmas episode of the plantation 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 
 Christmas geese 
 /;; Carlotta's intended 
 Christmas gifts 
 
 In Golden wedding 
 Christmas guest. See Stuart, R. M. Sonny; 
 
 a Christmas guest 
 Crazy Abe 
 
 In Golden wedding 
 Deacon's medicine 
 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Dividing fence 
 
 In In Simpkinsville 
 Harper 90: 81 
 Duke's Christmas 
 In Carlotta's intended 
 
 Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets 
 Easter symbol. A monologue of the plan- 
 tation 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Egypt 
 
 1)1 Second wooing of Salina Sue 
 Harp B Z^: 1109 
 Frey's Christmas party 
 
 In Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets 
 Gentleman of the plush rocker. See Stuart, 
 R. M. Napoleon Jackson, gentleman 
 of the plush rocker 
 George Washington Jones, a Christmas 
 gift that went a-begging 
 In George Washington Jones 
 Golden wedding 
 In Golden wedding 
 Harper 80: 60 
 Hair of the dog 
 
 In Aunt Amity's silver wedding 
 Delin 72'- 680 
 Haunted photograph 
 In Haunted photograph 
 Harp B 43: 536 
 Holly and pizen 
 
 In Holly and pizen 
 Jemima of the seventh floor 
 
 In Harper 120: 95 
 Jessekiah Brown's courtship 
 In Golden wedding 
 Harper 84: 933 
 Lady. A monologue of the cow-pen 
 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Lady-baby 
 
 In St N 30: 124 
 Lamentations of Jeremiah Johnson 
 In Golden wedding 
 Harper 76: 863 
 Little Mother Ouackalina 
 
 In Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets 
 Lucindy 
 
 In Golden wedding 
 Marth' Ann of the evergreens 
 
 In St N 28:217 
 May be so 
 
 /;; Solomon L'row's Christmas pockets 
 Middle hall; a secjuel to The dividing 
 fence 
 In In Simpkinsville 
 Harper 90: 306 
 Milady 
 
 In Second wooing of Salina Sue 
 Harper 106: 563 
 Minervy's valentines 
 
 In Second wooing of Salina Sue 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 311 
 
 Minor chord 
 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Misfit Christmas 
 In Cent 69: 226 
 Miss Jemima's valentine 
 
 In In Simpkinsville 
 Moriah's mourning 
 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Napoleon Jackson, the gentleman of the 
 plush rocker 
 In Napoleon Jackson 
 Cent 63: 409 
 Nearest of kin 
 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Note of scarlet 
 /;( Holly and pizen 
 Cent 58: 134. 250 
 "Oh, shoutin's mighty sweet 
 
 In Golden wedding 
 Old Easter 
 
 In Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets 
 Optical dilemma 
 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Petty larceny 
 
 In Aunt Amity's silver weddmg 
 Cent 66: 763 
 Picayune 
 
 In Holly and pizen 
 Lippinc 64: 384 
 Pulpit orator 
 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Queen Anne 
 
 /)( Golden wedding 
 Queen o' Sheba's triumph 
 
 In Holly and pizen 
 Rev. Jordan White's three glances 
 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Romance of Chinkapin castle 
 In Second wooing of Salina Sue 
 Harper 98: 297 
 Saint Idyl's light 
 
 In Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets 
 Second Mrs. Slimm 
 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Second wooing of Salina Sue 
 In Second wooing of Salina Sue 
 Harper 98:49 
 Slender romance 
 
 In In Simpkinsville , 
 Cent 51: 462 
 Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets 
 
 In Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets 
 Sonny, a Christmas guest 
 In Sonny 
 
 Cent 49: 198 
 Sonny's christenin' 
 
 In Sonny 
 Sonny's diploma 
 In Sonny 
 
 Cent 52:781 
 Sonny's "keepin' company" 
 In Sonny 
 
 Cent 52:874 
 Sonny's schoolin'; a monologue 
 In Sonny 
 
 Cent 50:931 
 Thanksgiving on Crawfish Bayou 
 In Aunt Amity's silver wedding 
 Tobe Taylor's April foolishness 
 In Second wooing of Salina Sue 
 
 Two gentlemen of leisure 
 
 In Moriah's mourning 
 Two Tims 
 
 In Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets 
 Uncle Ephe's advice to Brer Rabbit 
 
 In Solomon Crow's Christmas pockets 
 Uncle Mingo's speculations 
 In Golden wedding 
 
 New Princeton R 51: 121 
 Uncle Still's famous weather prediction 
 In Holly and pizen 
 Cent 57: 345 
 Unlived life of little Mary I'Jlen 
 In In Simpkinsville 
 Harper 93: 697 
 Wealth and riches 
 
 In Cent 65:949 
 Weddin' presents 
 
 In Sonny 
 Weeds 
 
 In In Simpkinsville 
 Harper 94: 105 
 Whence and whither 
 
 In Haunted photograph 
 Widder Johnsing 
 In Golden wedding 
 Warner library 
 Harper 83: 931 
 Woman's exchange of Simpkinsville 
 In Golden wedding 
 Harper 86: 454 
 Women: Monologue 
 In Cent 61 : 595 
 Student of Salamanca. Irving, W. 
 Student's sea story. Stowe, H. B. 
 Studies of animal nature. Taylor, B. 
 Study a la Eouis Quinze. Ouida 
 Study in finance. Train, A. C. 
 Study in optimism. Loomis, C. B. 
 Study in piracy. Bacon, J. D. 
 Study in sociology. Train, A. C. 
 Study in temptations. Craigie, P. M. T. 
 Study of a woman. Balzac, H. de 
 Stuff that stands. Warman, C. 
 Stupid little apple tree. Bangs, J. K. 
 Sub-prefect in the fields. Daudet, A. 
 Substitute. Coppee, F. 
 Substitute. jNIaupassant, G. de 
 Substitute. Payn, J. 
 Substitute. Singmaster, E. 
 Suburban Christmas. Loomis, C. B. 
 Suburban whirl. Cutting, M. S. 
 Successful operation. Zangwill, I. 
 Such a good man. Besant, W. 
 Such stuff as dreams. Matthews, J. B. 
 "Such sweet sorrow." Bates, A. 
 Sudermann, Hermann, 1857- 
 Gooseherd 
 
 In Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, , L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 4 
 Sugar pine. Austin, M. H. 
 Suicide. Sedgwick, A. D. 
 Suicide club. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Suicides. Maupassant, G. de 
 Suicides in the Rue Sombre. Merrick, L. 
 Suit case. See Futrelle, J. Lost radium 
 Suit decided. Harrison, C. C. 
 Suitable child. Duncan, N. 
 Suitable surroundings. Bierce, A. 
 Suite homes and their romance. Henry, O. 
 
312 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Sullivan, Thomas Russell, 1849- 
 
 Anatoniist of the lieart 
 
 Jit Stories of Italy (Stories from Scrib- 
 ner) 
 Scrib M 10: 153 
 Sullivan's looking-glass. Stowc, II. V>. 
 Sultan and his three sons (Arabic) 
 
 III Hawthorne, J. Eibrary niystt-ry and 
 detective stories, Oricnt;il 
 Sultan Stork. Thackeray, W. M. 
 Sultanetta. Dumas, A. 
 Summer Christmas. Maartens, M. 
 Summer clouds. Phillpotts, E. 
 Summer comedy. Bates, A. 
 Summer evening dream. Bellamy, E. 
 Summer in Arcady. Allen, J. L. 
 Summer intimacy. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Summer of St. Martin. Alitchell, S. \V. 
 Sun-dog trail. London, J. 
 Sun-down's higher self. Remington, F. 
 Sun dried. Ferber, E. 
 Sunbeam of the tower. Harraden, B. 
 Sunday outing. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Sundays of a bourgeois 
 Sundays of a bourgeois. See Maupassant, 
 
 G. de. Sundays of a Parisian 
 Sundays of a Parisian. Maupassant, G. de 
 Sundown Leflare. Remington, F. 
 Sung in the twilight. Moulton, L. C. 
 Sunken treasure. Hawthorne, N. 
 Sunlanders. London, J. 
 Sunless world. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Sunny southerner. Magruder, J. 
 Sun's sisters. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Sunset of old tales. Sharp, W. 
 Superfluous finger. Futrelle, J. 
 Superfluous mansion. See Stevenson, R. L. 
 
 Somerset's adventure 
 Supernatural experiences of Patsy Cong. 
 
 Black, W. 
 Superstitious man's story. Hardy, T. 
 Supper by proxy. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Supplementary chapter. Kipling, R. 
 Supply and demand. Henry, O. 
 Supply at St. Agatha's. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Sur I'eau. Maupassant, G. de 
 Sure test. Cutting, M. S. 
 Sure thing. Tracy, V. 
 Surgeon of Gaster Fell. Doyle, A. C. 
 Surgeon talks. Doyle, A. C. 
 Surgeon's courtship. Mitford, M. R. 
 Surgeon's guest. Wcyman, S. J. 
 Surly Tim; a Lancashire sttjry. Ikirnett, 
 
 F. H. 
 Surly Tim's trouble. See lUirnett, F. H. 
 
 Surly Tim 
 Surpassing adventures of Allan Gordon. 
 
 Hogg, J. 
 Surplus. Duncan, N. 
 Surprising adventures of Master Charles 
 
 Summcrton. Harte, B. 
 Surrender. Daudct, A. 
 Surrender. Grant, R. 
 Surrender of Professor Seymour. Jordan, 
 
 E. G. 
 Surrender of Sister Philonicne. Jordan, K. G. 
 Surrenders of Cornwallis. French, A. W. 
 Survivor's story. Hale, E. E. 
 Susan Clegg's cousin Marion. French, A. W. 
 Susan Jane's valentine. l'"recnian, M. IC. W. 
 Susan Lawton's escape. Jackson, 11. II. 
 
 Susan Yates; or, F"irst going to church. 
 
 Lamb, C. 
 Susan ne. Grenfell, W. T. 
 Susan's escort. Hale, E. E. 
 "Susie Ann." Sec Smith, F. H. Captain Joe 
 
 and the "Susie Ann" 
 Suspended animation. Reade, C. 
 Susy: a story of the plains. Harte, B. 
 Svend and his brethren. Morris, \\ . 
 Swastika. Chambers, R. W. 
 Sway-backed house. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 Sweat-shop romance. Cahan, A. 
 Sweet-grass basket. Freeman. M. E. W. 
 Sweet home. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Sweet home road. Ward, K. S. P. 
 Sweet-one-darling and the dream fairies. 
 
 Field, E. 
 Sweethearts. Doyle, A. C. 
 Sweetness. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Swelling of Jordan, — dialogue. Kipling, R. 
 Swimming shoes. Corelli, M. 
 Sword of light. MacManus, S. 
 Sydney and the jar fairy. Loomis, C. B. 
 Sylph Etheridge. Hawthorne. X. 
 Symbol and the saint. Field, E. 
 Sympathetic part. Duncan, N. 
 Sympathy. Maupassant, G. de 
 Sympathy of Benten. Hearn, L. 
 Sympathy strike. Warman, C. 
 Symphony in coal. Cutting, M. S. 
 Symphony in lavender. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Symposium. Hawthorne, J. 
 Syrett, Netta 
 
 Thy heart's desire 
 
 III Stories by English authors, Orient 
 System of Doctor Tarr and Professor 
 
 Fether. Poc, M. A. 
 
 Tabby's table-cloth. Alcott, L. M. 
 
 Tables of the law. Yeats, W. B>. 
 
 Tabu talc. Kipling, R. 
 
 Tachypomp. Mitchell, E. P. 
 
 Tadpole and the frog. Stevenson, R. L. 
 
 Tagalash. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Tailor's daughter. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Tajinia. Mitford, M. R. 
 
 Taking a rest; monologue. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Taking of Captain Ball. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Taking of Lungtcnpen. Kipling, R. 
 
 Taking of Stingaree. Ilornung, E. W. 
 
 Taking of the redoubt. Merimee, P. 
 
 Taking possession. Daudct, A. 
 
 Taking the blue ribbon at the county fair. 
 Craddock, C. E. 
 
 Tale of a goblin horse. Nott, C. C. 
 
 Tale of a Salamander. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Talc of a tainted tenner. Henry, O. 
 
 Tale of a demon (Sanskrit) 
 
 /;; Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 
 Talc of Chloe. Meredith, G. 
 
 Talc of four white swans. Sharp, W. 
 
 'I'ale of liogin and Hedinn. Morris, VV. 
 
 Tale of how Ivan Ivanovitch quarrelled 
 with Ivan Nikiforovitch. Gogol, N. V. 
 
 Tale of Jerusalem. Poc, E. A. 
 
 Tale of King Coustans, the emperor. Le 
 (ialliennc, R. 
 
 Tale of King Coustans, the emperor. Mor- 
 ris. VV. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 313 
 
 Tale of King Florus and the fair Jehane. 
 
 Morris, W. 
 Tale of mere chance. Crane, S. 
 Tale of negative gravity. Stockton, F. R. 
 Tale of old times. ]\Iaupassant, G. de 
 Tale of Fentland. Hogg, J. 
 Tale of Poland. Sigourncy, L. H. 
 Tale of Roi the fool. Morris, W. 
 Tale of the great giant Smokey Pokey. 
 
 Mitchell, S. W. 
 Tale of the House of the Wolfings and all 
 
 the kindred of the Mark. Morris, W. 
 Tale of the martyrs. Hogg, J. 
 Tale of the porcelain god. Hearn, L. 
 Tale of the Ragged mountains. Poe, E. A. 
 Tale of the Trefethness. Spofford, H. P. 
 Tale of Thorstein Hat¥-Smitten. Morris, W. 
 Tale of three lions. See Haggard, H. R. 
 
 Allan the hunter 
 Tale of three truants. Harte, B. 
 Tale of twenty-five hours. Matthews, J. B., 
 
 and Jessop, G. H. 
 Tale of two burdens. Bacheller, L A. 
 Tale of two dogs. Warman, C. 
 Tale out of season. Singmaster, E. 
 Tale that wouldn't do. Merrick, L. 
 Tales of home. See Taylor, B. Beauty and 
 
 the beast 
 Talisman. Field, E. 
 Talisman; a parable. Ouida 
 Talk on tap. Loomis, C. B. 
 Talking for life. Eggleston, E. 
 Talking of presentiments. Howells, W. D. 
 Talking saddle. Harris, J. C. 
 Talking-saddle and the thief. Hams, J. C. 
 Talking ships. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Talking wave. Pratt, L. 
 Talks with a kid brother. Williams, J. L. 
 Tall master. Parker, G. 
 Tall woman. Alargon, P. A. de 
 Tallow ball. See Maupassant, G. de. Ball 
 
 of tallow 
 Tamales. Henry, O. 
 Tamango. Merimee, P. 
 Tambourine. Mitford, M. R. 
 Tameless team. Tracy, V. 
 Tammyshanty. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Tancred, Prince of Salerno. Boccaccio, G. 
 Tangent of a crime. Ward, H. D. 
 Tanglewood tales. Hawthorne, N. 
 Tango taught in ten lessons. Morris, G 
 Tanis, the sang-digger. Troubetzkoy, A. C. 
 Tanjsar tiger. Bates, A. 
 Tannhauser's choice. Huneker, J. G. 
 Taper. See Tolstoi, L. N. Candle 
 Tapestried chamber; or, The lady of the 
 
 sacque. Scott, W. 
 Tappan, Eva March, 1854- 
 
 Country where the mice eat iron (adapted. 
 India) 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i:349 
 Rogue and the simpleton (adapted. India) 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i: 35i 
 Tar-baby. See Harris, J. C. Wonderful tar- 
 baby story 
 Tarbell, Ida Minerva, 1857- 
 He knew Lincoln 
 
 In He knew Lincoln 
 
 Am M 63:339 ^ ^^ „ „, 
 
 Tardy Thanksgiving. Freeman, M. E. VV. 
 
 Tares. Michclson, M. 
 Targets. Morris, G. 
 
 Tarkington, Booth, i. e. Newton Booth, 1869- 
 Alicns 
 
 In In the arena 
 McClure 22: 389 
 Beautiful lady 
 In Beautiful lady 
 
 Harper 110: 38, 195 
 Beesley's Christmas party 
 In Beesley's Christmas party 
 Cosmopol 40: 115 
 Boss Gorgett 
 In In the arena 
 
 Everybody's 9: 718 
 Boy in the air 
 
 In Cosmopol 55: 585 
 Brothers of angels 
 
 In Cosmopol 56: 74 
 Cherry 
 In Cherry 
 
 Harper 102: 240, 406 
 Great men's sons 
 In In the arena 
 Hector 
 In In the arena 
 
 Everybody's 11: 769 
 His own people 
 
 In His own people 
 Lord Jerningham 
 
 In Everybody's 13: 734 
 Mrs. Protheroe 
 In In the arena 
 
 Everybody's 24: 408 
 Monsieur Beaucaire 
 In Monsieur Beaucaire 
 McClure 14: iS8, 247 
 Need of money 
 In In the arena 
 McClure 24: 70 
 Overwhelming Saturday 
 
 In Cosmopol 55 : 761 
 Penrod and the pageant 
 In Everybody's 28: 738 
 Property-man 
 
 In McClure 25: 412 
 Tarkus and the imitation liquid air. Loomis, 
 
 C. B. 
 Tartar captivity. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Tarts. Peattie, E. W. 
 Task appointed. Gibbon, P. 
 Taste of Bohemia. Bacon, J. D. 
 Taste of honey. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Tatius, Achilles, 2nd or 3rd century, A. D. 
 Loves of Clitopho and Leucippe 
 In Smith, R. Greek romances 
 Tatyana Borisovna and her nephew. Tur- 
 
 genev, I. S. 
 Taxidermist. Cable, G. \\ . 
 Taylor, Bayard i. e. James Bayard, 1825- 
 1878 
 Beauty and the beast; a story of old Rus- 
 sia [Tales of home] 
 In Beauty and the beast 
 Boys of other countries 
 
 In Boys of other countries 
 Can a life hide itself? 
 Beauty and the beast 
 
314 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Taylor, Bayard —r();;//)nu^(f. 
 Chiropodist 
 In Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V I 
 Experiences of tlie A. C. 
 In Beauty and the beast 
 Friend Eli's daughter 
 
 In Beauty and the beast 
 Jacob Flint's journcj^ 
 
 In Beauty and the beast 
 Jon of Iceland 
 
 /;/ Boys of other countries 
 Little post-boy 
 
 In Boys of other countries 
 Miss Bartram's trouble 
 
 In Beauty and the beast 
 Mrs. Strongitharm's report 
 In Beauty and the beast 
 Pasha's son 
 
 _/;; Boys of other countries 
 Robber region of southern California 
 
 In Boys of other countries 
 Strange friend 
 
 In Beauty and the beast 
 Studies of animal nature 
 
 In Boys of other countries 
 Tales of home. See Taylor, B. Beauty 
 
 and the beast 
 Twin love 
 
 In Beauty and the beast 
 Two herd-boys 
 
 /;; Boys of other countries 
 Who was she? 
 
 /;; Baldwin, C. S. American short story 
 Young serf 
 
 hi Boys of other countries 
 Taylor, Jane, 1 783-1824 
 Discontented pendulum 
 
 In Edgeworth, M. Waste not, want not 
 Tappan, E. M. Children's hour i: 504 
 Philosopher's scales 
 
 In Edgeworth, M. Waste not, want not 
 Sore tongue 
 
 In Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 6: 39 
 Three November days 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 11 
 Tchekhov, Anton Paviovitch. See Chekhov, 
 
 A. P. 
 Tchelkache. See Gorky, M. Chelkash 
 Tchelkasch. See Gorky, M. Chelkash 
 Tchertopkhanoff and Nedokiuskin. Tur- 
 
 genev, I. S. 
 Tea-leaf. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Tea-party. Dyar, M. 
 Tea-rose. Stowe, H. B. 
 Teacher M'Queen. Barrie, J. M. 
 Teague Potcet's. See Harris, J. C. At 
 
 Teague Poteet's 
 Technical error. Henry, O. 
 Tedesco's Rubina. Millet, F. D. 
 Tee-to-tum. Hichens, R. S. 
 Teeth. Vorse, M. H. 
 Teetotal. Maartens, M. 
 Telegraph message. Barr, R. 
 Tclemachus, friend. Henry, O. 
 Tell it again. See Hale, E. E. Aunt Caro- 
 line's present 
 Tell-tale heart. Poe, E. A. 
 Temperance reformer. Harris, J. C. 
 Tempered wind. Henry, O. 
 
 Tempered wind. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Temple of Bacchus. Hornung, E. W. 
 Temple of Juno. Herrick, R. 
 Temple of Solomon. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Temporary dead-lock. Janvier, T. A. 
 Temporary infidelity. Herrick, R. 
 Temporary insanity. Barr, R. 
 Temptation of Brother Ezekicl. Silbcrrad, 
 
 U. L. 
 Temptation of Friar Gonsol. A story of the 
 
 devil, two saints and a booke. Field, E. 
 Temptation of St. Antony. Flaubert, G. 
 Temptation of Samuel Burge. Jacobs, W. 
 
 W. 
 Tempted by the devil Doyle, A . C. 
 Ten dollar bill. McCutcheon, G. B. 
 Ten million a year. Maartens, M. 
 Ten times one is ten. Hale, E. E. 
 Tenant of the old brown house. Moulton, 
 
 L. C. 
 Tender link. Harben, W. N. 
 Tennessee's partner. Harte, B. 
 Tenor. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Tenson. See Cabell, J. B. Story of the ten- 
 son 
 Tenth of January. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Tents of Kedar— dialogue. Kipling, R. 
 Terminal. Cutting, M. S. 
 Terrence Denville. By Ch-l-s L-v-r. Harte, 
 
 B. 
 Terrible evening. Ward, H. D. 
 Terrible experience of Plodkins. Barr, R. 
 Terrible horse. Harris, J. C. 
 Terrible night. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Terrible night. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Terrible Solomons. London, J. 
 Terribly strange bed. Collins, W. 
 Terror. Maupassant, G. de 
 Terror by night. Benson, E. F. 
 Terror of Blue John gap. Doyle, A. C. 
 Test. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Test. Maupassant, G. de 
 Test. Silberrad, U. L. 
 Test of Elder Pill. Garland, H. 
 Teuffel, Baroness von. See Howard, B. W. 
 Texas Thompson's "election." Lewis, A. H. 
 Texts for woodcuts. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 T'fcrgore. Catherwood, M. 11. 
 Thackeray, William Makepeace, 181 1 -1863 
 
 Amours of Mr. Deuceace 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Yellowplush papers 
 
 P.eatrice Merger 
 In Works v 5 
 
 Bedford row conspiracy 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Yellowplush papers 
 
 Blue-beard's ghost 
 In Works v 13 
 
 Johnson, R. Little classics v 9 
 I'raser 2>^: 413 
 
 C'alherine 
 
 In Works v 4 
 
 Eraser 19:604, 694; 20:98, 224: 21: 
 106, 200 
 
 Cox's diary 
 /;; Works v 3 
 
 Yellowplush papers 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 315 
 
 Denis Duval 
 In Works v 12 
 Cornhill 9: 257 
 
 Harper 28:675, StS; 29:213, 358 
 Dennis Haggerty's wife 
 III Works V 4 
 
 Mabie, H. W.. and Strachcy, L. 
 Little masterpiece? of fiction v 7 
 Devil's wager 
 
 In Works v 5 
 Diary of C. Jeames de la Pluclie, esq., 
 with his letters 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Yellowplush papers 
 Dr. Birch and his young friends 
 
 In Works v 9 
 Dorothea 
 
 /;/, Works v 3 
 Fatal boots 
 
 /;; Works v 3 
 Fitz-Boodle papers 
 
 In Works v 4 
 Fitz-Boodle's confessions 
 In Works v 4 
 
 Eraser 25: 707; 26: 43. 395; 27: y6, 465 
 
 Flore et Zeph3'r 
 
 /;/ Works v 9 
 
 Gambler's death 
 
 In Works v 5 
 
 Paris sketch-book 
 History of Samuel Titmarsh and the great 
 Hoggarty diamond 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Yellowplush papers 
 Hoggarty diamond. Sec Thackeray, W. 
 M. History of Samuel Titmarsh, etc. 
 Kicklebury's on the Rhine 
 
 In Works v 9 
 Legend of the Rhine 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Yellowplush papers 
 Little dinner at Timmins's 
 
 In Works v 6 
 
 Little Poinsinet 
 
 In Works v 5 
 
 Lovel the widower 
 
 In Works v 12 
 
 Cornhill i: 44-652 
 Harper 20: 383; 21 : 99, 238 
 Memoirs of Mr. C. J. Yellowplush 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Yellowplush papers 
 Men's wives 
 In Works v 4 
 
 Eraser 28: 188-494 
 Miss Lowe. See Thackeray, W. M. Fitz- 
 Boodle's confessions 
 Miss Shum's husband 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Yellowplush papers 
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry 
 
 In Works v 4 
 Mr. Deuceace at Paris 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Yellowplush papers 
 Patten, W. International short sto- 
 ries V 2 
 Mr. Yellowplush Ajew 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Yellowplush papers 
 
 Mrs. Perkins's ball 
 
 In Works v 9 
 Notch on the axe — A story a la mode 
 
 In Works v 12 
 Ottilia 
 
 In Works v 4 
 Our street 
 
 In Works v 9 
 
 Painter's bargain 
 
 III Works V 5 
 
 Eraser 18:687 
 
 Phil Fogarty 
 
 /;( Burlesques 
 
 Nettleton, G. E. Specimens of the 
 short story 
 Princess's tragedy (from Barry Lyndon) 
 In Cody, S. Selection from the world's 
 greatest short stories 
 Professor 
 
 In Works v 13 
 Ravenswing 
 
 In Works v 4 
 Rebecca and Rowena; a romance upon ro- 
 mance 
 In Works v 9 
 Rose and the ring 
 
 In Works v 9 
 Shabby genteel story 
 In Works v 11 
 
 Eraser 21:677; 22:90, 226, 399 
 Story of Mary Ancel 
 
 In Works v 5 
 Sultan Stork 
 
 In Works v 5 
 Titmarsh, Samuel. See Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 History of Samuel Titmarsh 
 Tremendous adventures of Major Gahagan 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Yellowplush papers 
 Thanet, Octave, pseud (Alice French), 1850- 
 Adventure in Altruria 
 
 In Stories that end well 
 Angel of his youth 
 
 In Scrib M 36: 750 
 Apparition 
 
 In Cosmopol 37: 155 
 Assisted providence 
 
 In Stories of a western town 
 Besetment of Kurt Lieders 
 
 In Stories of a western town 
 Bewildered president 
 In Harper 100: 326 
 Beyond the limit 
 
 In Cosmopol 34: 451 
 Bishop's vagabond 
 
 /;; Knitters in the sun 
 
 Stories by American authors v 7 
 Atlan 53:26 
 Brothers 
 
 Harper 106: 852 
 By the terror of the law. See French, A. 
 
 Through the terrors of the law 
 Cabinet organ 
 
 In Missionary sheriflf 
 Harper 93: 238 
 Captured dream 
 In Book of true lovers 
 Captured dream 
 Harper 97: 920 
 Chained to virtue 
 In Harp B 33: 52 
 
3i6 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Thanet, Octave— Coutiinicd. 
 Colonial dame 
 
 In Slave to dutj' 
 Coinniunist's wife 
 
 III Knitters in the sun 
 Conjured kitchen 
 
 III Otto the knight 
 Conscience of a business man 
 
 III Heart of toil 
 Scrib M 24: 310 
 Court of last resort 
 
 In Book of true lovers 
 Day of the cyclone 
 
 In Otto the knight 
 Scrib M 3: 350 
 Defeat of Amos WicklifT 
 
 III ]\Iissionary sheriff 
 Harper 94:86 
 Dilemma of Sir Guy the neuter 
 
 In Book of true lovers 
 Scrib M 5: 586 
 Everything in the world 
 
 In N.ew Eng M n s 23:649 
 Face of failure 
 
 /;; Stories of a western town 
 Father Quinnalon's convert 
 
 III Knitters in the sun 
 Firebug 
 
 In Harp B 44: 492 
 First mayor 
 
 /;; Otto the knight 
 Atlan 64: 611 
 For all these, thy saints 
 
 /;; Harp B 38: 1043 
 Governor's prerogative 
 
 In Otto the knight 
 Cent 35:555 
 Greater courage 
 
 In Cosmopol 39: 125 
 Half a curse 
 
 In Knitters in the sun 
 Scrib M i: 15 
 Harry Lossing 
 
 /;; Stories of a western town 
 Scrib M 13: 208 
 Hero of Company G 
 
 In Stories that end well 
 His duty 
 
 In Captured dream 
 Missionary sheriff 
 Harper 93: 612 
 Hypnotist 
 
 III Missionary sheriff 
 
 Harper 93: 678 
 
 In the headsman's room 
 
 [n Cosmopol 6:446 
 Jealous woman 
 
 In Slave to duty 
 Johnny's job 
 
 In Heart of toil 
 Scrib M 24: 439 
 Judgment on Mrs. Smith 
 
 /;; Jiook of true lovers 
 Ladder of grief 
 
 In Book of true lovers 
 McClure 7: 214 
 Last conquest of Mrs. Byrd 
 
 In Harp B 35: 609 
 Little lonely girl 
 
 In Stories that end well 
 
 Loaf of peace 
 
 In Otto the knight 
 Lost! Dec. 25th 
 
 III National M (Bost) 9: 593 
 "Ma' Bowlin' " 
 
 /// Knitters in the sun 
 Matter of rivalry 
 
 /;; Harp B 33:78 
 I\Iax — or his picture 
 
 III Stories that end well 
 Scrib M 26:739 
 Merry Thanksgiving of the burglar and 
 the plumber 
 
 /;/ Tales from ISIcClure's, Humor 
 McClure 5: S15 
 Miracle plaj^ 
 
 III Stories that end well 
 Missionary sheriff 
 
 III Missionary sheriff 
 Warner library 
 Harper 92: 773 
 Mrs. Finlay's Elizalicthan chair 
 
 III Knitters in the sun 
 Cent 27:76s 
 Moment of clear vision 
 
 In Heart of toil 
 Scrib M 23: 311 
 Mortgage on Jeffy 
 
 /;/ Otto the knight 
 Scrib M 2: 473 
 Mother Emeritus 
 
 III Stories of a western town 
 My lady's chamber 
 
 III National M (Bost) 13: 137, 275, 354 
 Ned Bruce's temper 
 
 In National I\I (Bost) 11:297 
 Next room 
 
 /;; Missionary sheriff 
 Harper 93:945 
 Non-combatant 
 
 In Heart of toil 
 Object of the federation 
 
 /;; Stories that end well 
 Scrib M 30: 239 
 Ogre of Ha Ha Bay 
 
 III Knitters in the sun 
 Atlan 56: 505 
 Old partisan 
 
 In Stories that end well 
 On the blank side of the wall 
 
 III Slave to duty 
 Otto the knight 
 
 /;/ Otto the knight 
 Scrib M 4: 156 
 Plumb idiot 
 
 In Otto the knight 
 Scrib M 8: 749 
 Problem in honor 
 
 /;; Sla\e to duty 
 Real tiling 
 
 In Stories that end well 
 Right of the strongest 
 
 /;/ Scrib M 32: 718 
 Scab 
 
 /;; Heart of toil 
 Scrib M ^8:223 
 Scliopcnh.-uter on Lake Pepin 
 
 //' Knitters in the sun 
 Sist" ("haney's black silk 
 
 /// ( )tto the knight 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 317 
 
 Slave to duty 
 
 /;( Slave to duty 
 Spectre of folly 
 
 In Sci-ib M 9: 5^3 
 Spellbinder 
 
 III Stories that end well 
 McClure 8: 529 
 Step on the stair 
 
 In Step on the stair 
 Stout Miss Hopkins's liicyclc 
 In Captured dream 
 
 Stories that end well 
 Howells, W. D., and others. Differ- 
 ent girls 
 Harper 94: 409 
 Strike at Glasscock's 
 
 In Book of true lovers 
 Through the terrors of the law 
 III Stories that end well 
 Cent 68:258 
 To lecture committees only 
 
 In National M (Bost) 10: 176 
 Tommy and Thomas 
 
 In Stories of a western town 
 Town lot No. 1303 
 
 III McClure 2:330 
 Trusty No. 49 
 
 In Otto the knight 
 Cent 40: 212 
 Two old Imnters 
 
 /„ Vational M (Bost) 7:321 
 Under lixc shillings 
 
 In Scrib U 8:68 
 Victor 
 
 In Harper 104: 785 
 AVas it a good bear? 
 
 /;; McClure 2:61 
 Way of an election 
 In Heart of toil 
 Scrib M 22:298 
 What one man can do 
 
 //; Harper 104: 205 
 Whitsun Harp, regulator 
 III Knitters in the sun 
 Cent 34: iTi 
 Why Abbylonia surrendered 
 
 /;( Book of true lovers 
 Woman who understood 
 In Scrib M 28:729 
 Thankful blossom. Harte, B. 
 Thanksgiving. A tardy. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Thanksgiving at the polls. Hale, E. E. 
 Thanksgiving, Betty and. Spofford, H. P. 
 Thanksgiving breakfast. Spofford, H. P. 
 Thanksgiving-day dinner. Matthews, J. B. 
 Thanksgiving day gentlemen. Two. Henry. 
 
 O. 
 Thanksgiving guest. Moulton, L C. 
 Thanksgiving, Jarley's. Bangs, J. K. 
 [Thanksgiving] Julia— her thanksgiving. 
 
 Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Thanksgiving matinee. Tracjs V. 
 Thanksgiving, Night before. Jewett, S. O. 
 Thanksgiving of the burglar and the plumb- 
 er. Merry. Thanet, O. 
 Thanksgiving on Crawfish Bayou. Stuart, 
 
 R. M. , ^ 
 
 Thanksgiving on Slav Creek. London, J. 
 Thanksgiving out West, Ezra's. Field, E. 
 
 Thanksgiving story, Jane Murray's. Davis, 
 
 Rebecca 11. 
 Thanksgiving, Wolfville. Lewis, A. H. 
 Thanksgivings, Ann Mary, her two. Free- 
 man, M. M. W. 
 Tharald's otter. Boyesen, H. H. 
 That Betty. Spofford, FL P. 
 "That bit o' line." Grenfell, W. T. 
 That brute Simmons. Morrison, A. 
 That Christmas at Peace Haven. Grenfell, 
 
 W. T. 
 That costly ride. Maupassant, G. de 
 That home-town feeling. Ferber, E. 
 That little dinner at Larrabee's. Bangs, 
 
 J. K. 
 That pig of a Monn. Maupassant, G. dc 
 That Polish fellow. Crockett, S. R. 
 That same old coon. Stockton, F. R. 
 That spot. London, J. 
 That terrible man. Norris, W. E. 
 That Turner person. Lewis, A. H. 
 That unfortunate house. Gaboriau, E. 
 That very Mab. Allen, G. 
 That whereby men live.' See Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 What men live by 
 That Wolfville Red Dog. Lewis, A. H. 
 That's for remembrance. White, W. A. 
 Thaxter, Mrs. Celia (Laighton), 1835-1894 
 Memorable murder 
 
 //; Stories l)y American authors v 3 
 Theagenes and the bull. Heliodorus 
 Theden, Dietrich 
 
 Christian Lahnsen's baron 
 
 In Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, German 
 Thee and you. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Their child. Herrick, R. 
 Their dear little ghost. Peattie, E. W. 
 
 Their great inheritance. Singmaster, E. 
 
 Their ideal grandmother. French, A. W. 
 
 Their lawful occasions. Kipling, R. 
 
 Their second marriage. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Their story. Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Their uncle from California. Harte, B. 
 
 Their wedding day. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Them old moth-eaten lovyers. Craddock, 
 C. E 
 
 Theme with variations. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Theo. Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Theodora. Seawell, M. E. 
 
 Theodora, gift of God. Kelly, M. 
 
 Theodule Sabot's confession. Maupassant, 
 G. de 
 
 Theological tipster. Lefevre, E. 
 
 Theophrastus Such. Eliot, G. 
 
 Theory and the hound. Henry, O. 
 
 There and here. Brown, A. 
 
 There are no guilty people. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 There is sorrow on the sea. Parker, G. 
 
 There was a little city. Parker, G. 
 
 There was once a woman. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 There were ninety and nine. Davis, Rich- 
 ard H. 
 
 There's danger in numbers. Kelly, M. 
 
 There's many a slip 'twixt the cup and the 
 lip. Reade, C. 
 
 There's nothing half so sweet in life. Hib- 
 bard, G. A. 
 
 There's only one Noo York. Loomis, C B. 
 
3i8 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Theuriet, Andre i. e. Claude Adhemar Andre, 
 i«33-i907 
 All alone 
 
 /;; All alone 
 Antoinette 
 
 /;; Antoinette 
 La Bretonne 
 In ICsenwein, J. B. Short stor}- master- 
 pieces V 2 
 Warner library 
 Easter story 
 /// Warner library 
 Temple Bar 94: 5S4 
 First communions 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 House of two barbels 
 
 In House of two barbels 
 Mistress of many moods 
 In Mistress of moods 
 "The)'." Kipling, R. 
 They also serve. Tracy, V. 
 They bore a hand. Remington, F. 
 They saw a great light. Hale, E. E. 
 They that walk in darkness. Zangwill, I. 
 They who lose at love. Duncan, N. 
 Thief. Maupassant, G. de 
 Thief in the night. French, A. W. 
 Thief in the night. Hornung, E. W. 
 Thimble, thimble. Henry, O. 
 Thing at Nolan. Bierce.'A. 
 Thing in the hall. Benson, E. F. 
 Thing that couldn't. Cameron, AI. 
 Thing apart. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Things. Miller, A. D. 
 Thing's the play. Henry, O. 
 Thinking machine. Futrelle, J. 
 Third circle. Norris, F. 
 Third figure in the cotillion. Bunncr, H. C. 
 Third generation. Doyle, A. C. 
 Third generation. Singmaster, E. 
 Third ingredient. Henry, O. 
 Third kingdom. Huneker, J. G. 
 Third M. Merrick, L. 
 Third of March. Hawthorne, J. 
 Third reading. Daudet, A. 
 Third string. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Third woman. Sicnkiewicz, H. 
 Thirst and the draught. Magrudcr, J. 
 Thirsty Anna. Loomis, C. B. 
 Thirteen. Balzac, H. dc 
 Thirteen. Bates, A. 
 Thirteen at table. Harrison, C. C. 
 $30,000 bequest. Clemens, S. L. 
 Tliis animal of a Buldy Jones. Norris, F. 
 This creature named I. Brown, A. 
 This majestic lie. Crane, S. 
 Thomas Bate's covenant. Ho])kins, M. S. B. 
 Tliomas's l)ai)tism. Page, T. N. 
 Thoralf aiul Synnov. r.oyescn, If. H. 
 Thoresen, Anna Magdalena (Kragh) 1810- 
 1903 
 Old Olaf 
 
 In Goldschmidt, M. laying mail 
 Thorn in his cushion. Harrison, C. C. 
 Thorn tliat pricked. Stetson, G. IC. C. 
 Thorold Viborg. Peattie, \L W. 
 Thor's emerald. Long, J. L. 
 
 Thorstein Stafif-Smitten. Sec Morris, W. 
 Tale of Thorstein 
 
 Tliorwald and the star-children. Boyesen, 
 H. H. 
 
 Those old luncs. Simms, W. G. 
 
 Thou art the man. Poe, E. A. 
 
 Thou art the soul of thy house. Mitchell, 
 S. W. 
 
 Tliouarh one rose from the dead. Howells, 
 \\\ D. 
 
 Thoughty. Keats, G. 
 
 Thousand and second night. Gautier, T. 
 
 Thousand and second tale of Scheherazade. 
 Poe, E. A. 
 
 Thousand dollar Daggett. Singmaster, E. 
 
 Thousand dollar skates. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Thousand quilt. Donnell, A. H. 
 
 Thousandth woman. Magrudcr, J. 
 
 Thrawn Janet. Stevenson, R. L. 
 
 Three and — an extra. Kipling, R. 
 
 Three and one are one. Bierce, A. 
 
 Three anniversaries. Hale, E. E. 
 
 Three at tal)le. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Three bears (adapted). Scudder. H. E. 
 
 Tliree birds with one stone. Phillpotts. E. 
 
 Three-bottle comedy. Norris, W. E. 
 
 Three commandments in the vulgar tongue. 
 Parker, G. 
 
 Three correspondents. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Three deaths. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Three dreams in a desert. Schreiner, O. 
 
 Three expert cyclists. Barr, R. 
 
 Three golden apples. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 Three golden showers. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Three hermits. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Three incidents of war. Bourget, P. 
 
 Three ivory bol)1)ins. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Three Johns. Peattie, E. W. 
 
 Three low masses. Daudet, A. 
 
 Three McMahons. Parker, G. 
 
 Three marvels of Hy. Sharp, W. 
 
 Three master tradesmen. MacManus, S. 
 
 Three meetings. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Three men of Badajos. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Three mendicants. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Three miraculous soldiers. Crane, S. 
 
 Three Misses Benedict at Yale. Harrison, 
 C. C. 
 
 Three musketeers. Kipling, R. 
 
 Three Northern love stories. Alorris. W. 
 
 Three November days. Taylor. Jane 
 
 Three old ladies. Benson, E. ]■". 
 
 Three old men. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Three old sisters and the old beau. Free- 
 man, M. E. W. 
 
 Three outlaws. Parker, G. 
 
 Three partners. Harte, B. 
 
 Three photographs. Quiller-Couch. .\. T. 
 
 Three portraits. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Three prodigals. Jordan. E. G. 
 
 Three (|ncstions. 'Tolstoi. I.. X. 
 
 'I'hree i|uiet ladies of tlio name of Luce. 
 Spofford, 11. P. 
 
 Three rounds. Morrison, A. 
 
 Three shots. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Three sillies (adapted). Jacobs. J. 
 
 Three sisters. Jacol)s, W. W. 
 
 Three souls. ]'>ckmann, I*".., and Chalrian. A. 
 
 Three speeds forward; an automobile love- 
 story. Osbourne, L. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 319 
 
 Three spinners. Grimm, J., and Grimm, W. 
 Three strangers. Hardy, T. 
 Three Sundays in a week. Poc, E. A. 
 Three thimbles and a pea. Borrow, G. 
 Three thousand dollars. Green, A. K. 
 Three vagabonds of Trinidad. Harte, B. 
 Three-volume novel. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Three wise men of Gotham. Corelli, M. 
 Three wishes. Matthews, J. B., and An- 
 
 stey, F. , 
 
 Three young men. Kipling, R. 
 Threefold destiny. Hawthorne, N. 
 Thrift. Maupassant, G. de 
 Thrond. Bjornson, B. • tvt c i? 
 
 Through a glass darkly. Hopkms, M. S. B. 
 Through old-rose glasses. Earle, M. T. 
 Through Seymour narrows. Warman, C. 
 Through the eyes of a dog. French A \\ . 
 Through the eye of a dog. French, A. W. 
 Through the fire. Kipling, R. 
 Through the gap. Fox, J., jr. ^ , ^^ c 
 
 Through the ivory gate. Andrews, M. R. b. 
 Through the mists. Doyle, A. C. 
 Through the Santa Clara wheat. Harte, B. 
 Through the terrors of the law. Thanet, O. 
 Through the veil. Doyle. A. C. 
 Thrown away. Kipling, R. 
 Thrvmis. Barrie, J. M. 
 
 Thumbling. Grimm, J., and Grimm, W.^ 
 Thurlow's Christmas story. Bangs, J. K. 
 Thursday. Cutting, M. S. 
 Thv heart's desire. Syrett, N. 
 Tibby Hyslop's dream. Hogg, J. 
 Tibby Johnson's wraith. See Hogg, J. 
 
 Country dreams and apparitions 
 Tiberius. Sec Parker, G. At the mercy of 
 
 Tiberius 
 Tickaboo. Warman, C. 
 Tictocq. Henry, O. 
 Tiddy>fol-lol. Bennett. E. A. 
 Tide-marsh. Norris, K. 
 Tieck, Johan Ludwig, 1773-1 §53 
 Elves 
 
 /;; Carlyle, T. German romance v i 
 Fair-haired Eckbert 
 
 III Carlyle, T. German romance v 9 
 Warner library 
 Goblet 
 
 In Carlyle, T. German romance v i 
 Love-charm 
 
 In De Quincey, T. Tales and romances 
 Knights' Quarterly M. Extra number 
 1825 
 Runenberg 
 
 In Carlyle, T. German romance v i 
 Trusty Eckart 
 
 In Carlyle, T. German romance v i 
 Tiger! Tiger! Kipling, R. 
 Tiger's skin. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Tiglath Pileser. Kipling, R. 
 Tigruche. Veuillot, L. 
 Tillyloss scandal. Barrie, J. M. 
 Tim Calligan's grave-money. Bates, A. 
 Timberlane. Wister, O. 
 Timbuctoo. Maupassant, G. de 
 Time and the hour. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Time machine. Wells, H. G. 
 Time, the humorist. Merrick, L. 
 Times were hard in Pontiac. Parker, G. 
 
 Timothy Sampson: the wise man. Freeman, 
 
 M. E. W. 
 Tin diskers. OslKHirnc, E. 
 Tinaja Bonita. Wister, O. 
 Tincker, Mary Agnes, 1833- 
 Sister Silvia 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 2 
 Lippinc 22; 719 
 "Tincter ov iron." Smith, V. IE 
 Tineau, Leon de 
 Black pearl 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Ting-a-ling. Gray, D. 
 Tinker of Tamlacht. MacManus, S. 
 Tinkling simlins. Earle, ]M. T. 
 Tiny. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Tiny tramps. Corelli, M. 
 Tio Juan. Kingsley, M. 
 Tipster. Lefevre, E. 
 Tirala-tirala. Harland, H. 
 Tirar y Soult. Davis, Rebecca H. _ 
 
 'Tis an ill flight without wings. Craigie, 
 
 P. M. T. 
 'Tis dogged as does it. Grenfell, W. T. 
 Tit for tat. Frere. M. 
 
 Tit for tat. Reade, C. , ti- t 
 
 Titania's farewell. Besant, W., and Rice, J. 
 'Tite Poulette. Cable, G. W. 
 Titec. Dunbar, A. „r ^f 
 
 Titmarsh. Samuel. See Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 History of Samuel Titmarsh, etc. 
 Titus and Gisippus. Boccaccio, G. 
 Tiziano. Musset, A. de . , ,, ^ 
 
 T'nowhead's Bell. See Barrie J. M. Court- 
 ing of T'nowhead's Bell 
 To be filed for reference. Kipling, K. 
 To Bow bridge. Morrison, A. 
 To build a fire. London, J. 
 To catch a thief. Hornung, E. W. 
 To die in Jerusalem. Zangwill, L 
 To Giglet market. Phillpotts, E. 
 To him who waits. Henry O^ 
 To Kellogg's farm. Hibbard, G. A. 
 To kill a man. London, J. 
 To lecture committees only. Thanet O 
 To meet the Duchess of Bath. Trask, K. N. 
 To Miss Verschoyle. Merrick, L. 
 To please his wife. Hardy, T. 
 To repel boarders. London, J. 
 To the breaks of Sandy. Fox, J., jr. 
 To the man on trail. London, J. 
 To the third and fourth generation. Besant, 
 
 W. 
 To the vile dust. Hornung, E. W. 
 To whom this may come. Bellamy, E. 
 Tobacco shop. Maupassant, G. de 
 Tobe Taylor's April foolishness. Stuart, 
 
 R. M. 
 Tobin's palm. Henry, O. 
 Toby. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Tod and the stolen holidays. Loomis, C. B. 
 Todd Allen's elopement. Lewis, A. PL 
 Tod's amendment. Kipling, R. 
 Toine. Maupassant, G. de 
 Told by the constable (Arabic) 
 
 /;; Hawthorne J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 
320 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Told in the poor house. Brown, A. 
 Told in trust. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Told to chaplain. Phillpotts, E. 
 Toll-gatherer's day. Hawthorne, N. 
 Toll-house. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Tolstoi, Count Leo Nikolaievitch, 1828-1910 
 After the dance 
 
 In Forged coupon 
 Albert 
 
 In Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 [Crowell] 
 Complete works [Estesl v 20 
 Novels [Scribner] v 13 
 Alyosha the pot 
 
 //; Complete \vorks [Estcs] v 26 
 Forged coupon 
 Bear-hunt 
 
 In Twenty-three tales 
 .Candle [How the good peasant overcame 
 the cruel overseer; Taper] 
 //; Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 [Crow^ell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 22 
 Novels [Scribner] v 14 
 Ivan Ilyitch 
 Master and man 
 Captive in the Caucasus. See Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. Prisoner in the Causasus 
 Cause of it all 
 
 In Complete works [Estes] v 28 
 Forged coupon 
 Children may be wiser than their parents 
 See Tolstoi. L. N. Texts for woodcuts 
 Cossacks 
 
 In Complete wairks. Cossacks [Crowell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 2 
 Novels [Scribner] v 11 
 Croesus and Solon 
 
 /;/ Master and man 
 Cutting of the forest. See Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Woodcutting expedition 
 Death of Ivan Ilyitch 
 
 In Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 [Crowell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 3 
 Novels [Scribner] v 14 
 Ivan Ilyitch 
 Master and man 
 Twenty-three tales 
 Decembrists. See Tolstoi, L. N. The De- 
 
 kabrists 
 Dckabrists [Decembrists] 
 
 In Complete works. Long exile [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 22 . 
 Novels [Scribner] v 16 
 Desire stronger than necessity 
 
 In Complete works. Long exile [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Novels [Scribner] v 15 
 Devil's persistent, but God is resistant. See 
 Tolstoi, L. N. Hatred is sweet, but 
 God is strong 
 Divine and the human; or, Three more 
 dcatlis [God's and man's] 
 In Fortn 85: 960, 1160 
 
 Liv Age 249: 515; 250: 12 
 Domestic happiness. Sec Tolstoi, L. N. 
 l'"aniily happiness 
 
 Early days 
 
 /;( Novels [Scribner] v 15 
 Elias. See Tolstoi, L. N. Il}'as 
 Esarhaddon, king of Assyria [King Assar- 
 haddon] 
 /;; Esarhaddon 
 Ind 56: 36 
 Evil allures, but good endures. See Tol- 
 stoi, L. N. Hatred is sweet, but God 
 is strong 
 Fables 
 
 In Complete works. Long exile [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Novels [Scriljner) v 15 
 Family happiness [Domestic happiness; 
 Katia] 
 In Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 In Complete works Russian proprietor 
 [Crowell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 20 
 Novels [Scribner] v 13 
 Family happiness 
 Fatlicr Sergius 
 
 In Complete works [Estcs] v 25 
 
 Father Sergius [Dodd] ; [Nelson] 
 Father Vasily 
 
 In Complete works [Estes] v 25 
 Father Sergius [Dodd] 
 Hadji Murad 
 Feder Kusmich. See Tolstoi. L. N. Post- 
 humous papers of the hermit, Fedor 
 Kusmich 
 Fiend persists, but God resists. See Tol- 
 stoi, L. N. Hatred is sweet but God 
 is strong 
 First distiller. See Tolstoi, L. N. How^ 
 the little devil earned a crust of bread 
 Flaming fire cannot be extinguished. See 
 Tolstoi', L. N. Neglect a fire and it 
 spreads 
 Forged coupon 
 
 Complete works [Estes] v 26 
 Forged coupon 
 God sees the truth, but waits 
 /;; jMaster and man 
 Twenty-three tales 
 God's and man's. See Tolstoi, L. N. Di- 
 vine and the human 
 Godson 
 
 In Complete works. Russian jiroprietor 
 [Crowell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 4 
 Novels [Scribner] v 14 
 Master and man 
 Grain that was like an egg. See Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. Seed as l)ig as a hen's egg 
 Hatred is sweet, but God is strong 
 I Devil's persistent; T^vil allures: b'iend 
 persists] Sec Tolstoi. L. N. Texts 
 for woodcuts 
 llolslomer. See Tolstoi, L. N. Khol- 
 
 stomer 
 I low nuicli land does a man need?' 
 /;/ Complete works. 1 \ an I Iviuli | Crow 
 ell I 
 Comi)Iete works |I",stesJ v 4 
 Novels [Scribner] v 14 
 Master and man 
 I low (lie good i)easant overcame the cruel 
 o\erseer. .S'--(- 'J'olsloi, L. N. Candle 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORl F.S 
 
 321 
 
 How the little devil earned a crust of 
 bread [First distiller] 
 /;; Complete works. Ivan Ilvitch fCrow- 
 cll] 
 C"omplcte works |Estcs] v 4 
 Novels [Scribner] v 14 
 Master and man 
 If you neglect a fire, you don't jiut it out. 
 Sec Tolstoi, L. N. Neglect a lire and 
 it spreads 
 Ilyas [Elias] See Tolstoi, L. N. Texts 
 
 for woodcuts 
 Introduction to "A mother" 
 
 1)1 Complete works fEstcs] v 25 
 Father Sergius [Dodd] 
 Hadji Murad 
 Invaders 
 /;; Complete works. Cossacks [Crowcll] 
 Novels [Scribner] v 12 
 Ivan Ilyitch. See Tolstoi', L. N. Death 
 
 of Ivan Ilyitch 
 Ivan the fool. See Tolstoi, L. N. Skazka 
 Katia. Sec Tolstoi, L. N. Family happi- 
 ness 
 Kernel the size of an egg. See Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. Seed as big as a hen's egg 
 Khodinka 
 
 In Complete works [Estes] v 25 
 Father Sergius [Dodd] 
 Hadji Murad 
 Kholstomer 
 /;; Complete works. Cossacks [Crowcll 1 
 Novels [Scribner] v 12 
 King Assarhaddon. See Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Esarhaddon 
 Korney Vasilyev 
 
 In Forged coupon [Ogilvic] igi2 
 Kreutzer Sonata 
 
 /// Complete works. Long exile [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Complete works [Esles] v 3 
 Novels [Scribner] v 16 
 Kreutzer sonata 
 Labour, death and disease [\\'ork. de.uli 
 and sickness] 
 In Esarhaddon 
 
 Master and man 
 Labourer Emelyan and the empty drum. 
 See Tolstoi, L. N. Story of Yemilyan 
 and the empty drum 
 Landed proprietor. Sec Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Russian proprietor 
 Light that shines in darkness 
 /;( Complete works [Estes] v 28 
 Father Sergius [Nelson] 
 Linen measurer 
 
 /;; Complete works [Estes] v 2.-? 
 Little girls wiser than their their elders. 
 See Tolstoi, L. N. Children may be 
 wiser than their parents 
 Long exile 
 In Complete works. Long exile [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Novels [Scribner] v 15 
 Esenwein, J. B. Short story master- 
 pieces, Russian, v i 
 Lost on the steppe; or. The snowstorm 
 In Complete works. Cossacks [Crowell] 
 Complete Works [Estes] v 3 
 Novels [Scribner] v 12 
 
 Master and man 
 More tales from Tolstoi 
 Lost opportunity 
 
 hi Ivan the fool 
 Lucerne 
 
 /;/ Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 [Crowcll] 
 Novels [Scribner] v 13 
 Master and man 
 /;/ Complete works. Long exile [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Complete Wcn'ks [Estes] v 2' 
 Novels [Scribner] v 16 
 Master and man [Dutton] 
 Meeting a Moscow ac(|uaintance in the 
 detachment 
 In Sevastopol 
 Memoirs of a lunatic 
 
 /;; Complete works [Estes] v 25 
 Father Sergius [Dodd| 
 Hadji Murad 
 Memoirs of a mother 
 
 /;/ Complete works [Estes] v 25 
 Father Sergius [Dodd] 
 Hadji Murad 
 Aly dream 
 In Complete works [Estes] v 26 
 Forged coupon 
 Neglect a fire and it spreads [Flaming 
 fire cannot be extinguished; If you 
 neglect a fire, you don't put it out; 
 spark neglected burns the house] 
 /;/ Complete works [Estes] v 22 
 Novels [Scribner] v 14 
 Ivan Ilyith 
 Master and man 
 Twenty-three tales 
 Cosmopol 5: 40 
 ( )ld acciuaintance 
 /;( Complete works. Cossacks [Crowell] 
 Novels [Scribner] v 12 
 Stories by foreign authors, Russian 
 Old devil and the three small devils. See 
 
 Tolstoi, L. N. Skazka 
 Penitent sinner. See Tolstoi, L. N. Re- 
 pentant sinner 
 Polikushka 
 
 /// Complete works. Cossacks [Crowell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 20 
 Novels [Scribner] v 12 
 Ivan the fool 
 Popupar legends 
 
 In Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 [Crowell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 4 
 Novels [Scribner] v 14 
 Posthumous papers of the hermit, Fedor 
 Kusmich 
 /;/ Complete works [Estes] v 25 
 Father Sergius [Dodd] 
 Hadji Murad 
 Prisoner in the Caucasus [Captive in the 
 Caucasus] 
 /;; Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 [Crowell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 22 
 Novels [Scribner] v 13 
 More tales from Tolstoi 
 Twenty-three tales 
 liable, H. W.. and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of fiction, v 8 
 
322 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Tolstoi, Leo N'iko\aic-v\tch—Co)itiiiticd. 
 Raid; a volunteer's stor}^ 
 /// Master and man 
 
 Liv Age 260: 360, 420 
 Recollections of a billiard-marker 
 
 /;; Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 [Crowelll 
 Novels [Scribner] v 13 
 Repentant sinner [Penitent sinner | 
 III Complete works, Ivan Ilvitcli [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Complete works [F.stcsl v 4 
 Novels [ScribnerJ v 14 
 Master and man 
 More tales from Tolstoi 
 Ind 68:639 
 Russian proprietor [Landed jiroprietor] 
 /;; Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 [Crowell] 
 Com])lete works [Estes] v 2 
 Novels [Scribner] v 13 
 Scenes from common life [Stories for 
 children] 
 III Complete works. Long exile [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 22 
 Novels [Scribner] v 15 
 Seed as big as a hen's egg [Grain that was 
 like an egg; Kernel the size of an 
 egg] 
 In Complete works. Ivan Ilyitch [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 4 
 Novels [Scribner] v 14 
 ]\Iaster and man 
 Sevastopol 
 III Complete works. Cossacks [Crowell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 24 
 Novels [Scrilmer] v 11 
 Sevastopol [Constable] 
 Skazka [Ivan the fool; Old devil and the 
 three small devils] 
 /;; Complete works. Russian proi)rictiM- 
 [Crowell] 
 Complete works [ Estes] v 2j 
 Novels [Scribner] v 14 
 Ivan the fool 
 More tales from Tolstoi 
 Twenty-three tales 
 Snow-storm. Sec Tolstoi, L. N. Lost on 
 
 the steppe 
 Spark neglected, burns the house. Sec 
 Tolstoi, L. N. Neglect a lire and it 
 spreads 
 Stories for children. Src Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Scenes from common life 
 Stories of my dogs 
 
 In Complete works. Long e.xile [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Comi)letc works | Estes] v 22 
 Novels [Scribner] v 15 
 Story of Yemilyan and the empty drum 
 [Lal)ourer Emelyan] 
 /;/ Complete works [h'stes] v 4 
 Novels [Scriluier] v 14 
 Strawberries 
 
 In Ind 62:658 
 Taper. Sec Tolstoi, L. N. Candle 
 Texts for woodcuts [ilatrcfl is sweet but 
 God is strong. Two brothers and 
 
 the gold. Ilyas. Children wiser than 
 their parents] 
 /;/ Complete works. Long exile [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 22 
 Novels [ScribnerJ v 14 
 More tales from Tolstoi 
 That whereby men live. Sec Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. What men live by 
 Tiiere are no guilty people 
 /;/ Complete works [Estes] v 26 
 h'ather Sergius [Nelson] 
 Tlirec deaths 
 
 /// Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 [Crowelll 
 Complete works [Estes] v 2 
 Novels [Scribner] v 14 
 More tales from Tolstoi 
 Three hermits 
 
 In Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 [Crowell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 22 
 Novels [Scribner] v 14 
 Chaut 52: 279 
 Three mendicants 
 In Complete works. Ivan Ilvitch. [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Ihrce old men 
 
 In Master and man 
 Three questions 
 In Esarhaddon 
 Traveller and peasant [a dialo.gue] 
 
 /;/ Ind 68: 1279 
 Two brothers and the .gold. See Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. Texts f(;r woodcuts 
 Two hussars 
 
 /// Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 [Crowell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 20 
 Novels [Scril)ner] v 13 
 Sevastopol 
 Two old men 
 
 /// Complete works. Russian proprietor 
 [Crowell] 
 Complete works [hastes] v 22 
 Novels [Scribner] v 14 
 Two wayfarers 
 /;; Complete works [Estes] v 25 
 Father Sergius [Dodd] 
 Hadji Murad 
 \\'.\]]< in the light while there is light 
 III Ccunplete works. Lone; exile [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v IQ 
 Novels [Scril)ncr] v 15 
 What makes people to live. See Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. What men live by 
 W hat men live b}^ [That wherebj' men 
 live; What makes people to live] 
 /;/ Comjilete works. Long exile [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 22 
 Novels [Scribner] v 15 
 Master and man 
 Twenty-three talcs 
 Where love is, there God is also 
 //' Comi)!ete works. Russian jiroprietor 
 ^ [Crowell] 
 
 Complete works [Estes] v 22 
 N<ivels [Scribner] v 14 
 Ivan Ilyitch 
 Twentv-three tales 
 Outlook 88: 746 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 323 
 
 Wood-cutting expedition [Cutting of the 
 forest; Wood-felling] 
 In Complete works. Cossacks [Crowcll] 
 Complete works [Estes] v 24 
 Novels [Scribncr] v 12 
 Sevastopol 
 Wood-felling. Sec Tolstoi, L. N. Wood- 
 cutting expedition 
 Work, death, and sickness. See Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. Labour, death and disease 
 Yermak, the conqueror of Siberia 
 In Complete works. Long exile [Crow- 
 ell] 
 Novels [Scribner] v 15 
 Young tsar 
 
 In Complete works [Estes] v 26 
 Father Sergius 
 
 Tom and Bob. Halevy, L. 
 
 Tom and Jerry; wheelers. Lewis, A. H. 
 
 Tom Chist and the treasure-box. Pyle, H. 
 
 Tom, Dick and Harry. Long, J. L. 
 
 Tom o' the blueb'ry plains. Wiggin, K. D. 
 
 Tom Potter's pilgrimage. Maartens, M. 
 
 Tom Reynolds and Moriyama. Stockton, 
 F. R. 
 
 Tom Sawyer abroad. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Tom Sawj'cr, detective. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Tom Thumb (adapted). Scudder, H. E. 
 
 Tom Tiddler's ground. Dickens, C. 
 
 Tom Tiddler's ground. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Tom Tit. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Tom Toothacre's ghost story. Stowe, H. B. 
 
 Tom White, the post boy. More, H. 
 
 Tomb. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Tomb of his ancestors. Kipling, R. 
 
 Tombstones. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Tommatoo. O'Brien, F. 
 
 Tommy. Davis, C. B. 
 
 Tommy and Thomas. Thanet, O. 
 
 Tommy decides to study arithmetic. Day, 
 T. 
 
 Tommy ]Merton meets Harry Sandford. 
 Day, T. 
 
 Tommy Ohlsen's western passage. Con- 
 nolly, J. B. 
 
 Tommy, the beach cat. Peattie, E. W. 
 
 Tommy Trot's visit to Santa Clans. Page, 
 T. N. 
 
 Tommy's burglar. Henry, O. 
 
 To-morrow. Conrad, J. 
 
 Tomorrow. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 Tomorrow. Parker, G. 
 
 Tomorrow's child. Earle, M. T. 
 
 Tom's husband. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Tone of time. James, H. 
 
 Tonelli's marriage. Howells, W. D. 
 
 Tongue-cut sparrow. Ozaki, Y. T. 
 
 Tonia; a story of crime from poverty. Ouida 
 
 Tons o\ treasure. See Bishop, W. IT. Yel- 
 low snake 
 
 Tonton. Cheneviere, A. 
 
 Tony. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Tony Kytes, the arch-deceiver. Hardy, T. 
 
 Tony, the maid. Howard, B. W. 
 
 Tony's wife. Dunbar, A. 
 
 Too late. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Too much boy. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Too much gold. London, J. 
 
 Too much momentum. Allen, J. L. 
 
 Toomai of the elepliants. Kipling, R. 
 Tooth-pick Johnson's ostracism. Lewis, 
 A. H. 
 
 Topham's chance. Gissing, G. R. 
 Toppan. Norris, F. 
 'J'orch of life. Brown, A. 
 Torpedo-boat. See Ralph, J. My borrowed 
 
 torpedo-boat 
 Torrents of spring. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Tortoise. Gerould, K. F. 
 Tory's farewell. Hawthorne, N. 
 Tothcrwayville, the animal town. Bangs, 
 
 .J- 1^- 
 
 loto. Ouida 
 
 Touch in the heart. Field, E. 
 
 Touch of gold. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 TqucIi of nature. Kelly, M. 
 
 Touch of sun. Foote, M. H. 
 
 Touch of the sun. Donnell, .\. H. 
 
 Touchstone. Stevenson, R. L. 
 
 Touchstone. Wharton, E. 
 
 Tough tussle. Bierce, A. 
 
 La Touissant. Weyman, S. J. 
 
 Tour in the forest. See Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Excursion to the forest belt 
 Tour of inspection. Kipling, R. 
 Tourgenev, I. S. See Turgenev, I. S. 
 Tourist from Injianny. Harte, B. 
 To vote, Heinz, 1864- 
 Correspondence 
 
 /;; Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 "Yap" 
 
 /;; Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Town lot No. 1303. Thanet, O. 
 Town of the holy children. Janvier, T. A. 
 Town poor. Jewett, S. O. 
 Town versus country. Mitford, M. R. 
 Town's memory. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Toys. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Track of a lie. Kipling, R. 
 Tracked to doom. Henry, O. 
 Tracy, Virginia 
 Above rubies 
 
 In Merely players 
 Candle's tlame 
 In Merely players 
 Scrib M 43: 34i 
 Danger of delay 
 
 In Merely players 
 Great Bartram 
 
 In Collier's 47: S 16 p 26 
 Happy valley 
 
 In Collier's 44: N 20 p 17 
 In August 
 
 In Merely players 
 Indiscretion of his majesty 
 
 In Merely players 
 Interpreters 
 
 In Merely players 
 Leading man 
 
 /;; Collier's 49: Ag 10 p 18 
 Lotus eaters 
 
 In Merely players 
 Nobility obliges 
 
 /;/ ]\Ierely players 
 Princess Rosalba 
 In Merel}^ players 
 
 Booklover's M 3:531 
 Prodigals economize 
 
 /// Collier's 44: D 11 p 22 
 Professionals 
 
 /;; Merely players 
 Proper thing 
 
 In Collier's 46: F iS p 18; F 25 p 19 
 
324 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Tracy, Virginia— Co;/ //;;// t-t/. 
 Sure thing 
 
 III Delin 78:89 
 Tameless team 
 
 III Merely players 
 Thanksgiving matinee 
 
 III Scrib M 52: 607 
 They also serve 
 
 /// Lippinc 81: 433 
 \'otary in motley 
 
 /// Merely players 
 Wlien his majesty yielded the stage 
 /// Munsey 24: 582 
 Trade winds. Wyatt. E. F. 
 Trader of Last Notch. Gibbon, P. 
 Trading his mother. French, >\'. \V. 
 Tradition of 1804. Hardy, T. 
 Tradition of the tea-plant. Hearn, L. 
 Tralinnan. Bremer, F. 
 Tragedy at Dale farm. Kirk, E. O 
 Tragedy at Three Forks. Dunbar, P L 
 Tragedy by the sea. Sec Balzac, H. de 
 
 Seaside tragedy 
 Tragedy from the trivial, l-'reeman, 3il. E. W 
 Tragedy in millinery. Wiggin, K. D 
 I ragedy of a comic song Merrick, L. 
 Tragedy of a green totem. Benson, E F 
 Tragedy of rtrst love. Overton, G. 
 Tragedy of nobodies. Parker, G. 
 Tragedy of the comedv. Fer'nald, C B 
 Tragedy of the great North Road. Steven- 
 son, R. L. 
 Tragedy of the Korosko. Doyle, A C 
 Tragedy of the till; the hermit's story 
 
 Jerrold, D. 
 Tragedy of two ambitions. Hardy, T. 
 Tragi-comedy of creeds. Zangwill' I ' 
 Tragic comedy of Annette. Parker, G. 
 Tragic story of Binns. SpofTord H P 
 Tragic w^all. Huneker, J. G. 
 Trail of the Saxon. Fox, J., jr. 
 Trail of the sundogs. Parker, G. 
 Trailer for room No. 8. Davis, Richard H. 
 Train, Arthur (Cheney) 1875- 
 
 liaron <k- VilJe. .SVt' Train. A. C. Extra- 
 ordinary adventures of Baron de Ville 
 Case of circumstantial evidence 
 
 /" True stories of crime 
 Catherwood's data of ethics 
 
 In McClure 25: 376 
 Colonel Amnion and the Franklin syndi- 
 cate. See Train, A. C. Franklin syn- 
 dicate 
 Comer 
 
 /''Everybody's 23:357 
 Confidence men abroad 
 
 In True stories of crime 
 Downfall of a criminal lawyer 
 
 In True stories of crime 
 Due de Nevers 
 
 /" True stories of crime 
 J'-scapc of Wilkins 
 In McAllister and his double 
 Scrib M 38: III 
 Extradition 
 
 /" McAllister and his d 
 Scrib M 37:354 
 F.xtraordinary adventure 
 Ville 
 /" McAllister and bis d^ 
 Scrib M 37 •■230 
 
 ul.le 
 
 .ublt 
 
 de 
 
 i'iiulcr of missing heirs 
 
 In True stories of crime 
 Five hundred million dollars 
 
 In True stories of crime 
 l*"light into Texas 
 
 In True stories of crime 
 i"'ranklin syndicate 
 In True stories of crime 
 Am M 61 : 204 
 Friend of the family 
 
 In Collier's 49: My u p 22 
 Golden touch 
 
 In McAllister and his double 
 Governor-General's trunk 
 In McAllister and his double 
 Scrib M 37:486 
 In the course of justice 
 
 //' McAllister and his double 
 McClure 25: 516 
 Jailbird 
 
 /" McAllister and his double 
 AlcClure 25: 209 
 Fast of the wire-tappers 
 /// True stories of crime 
 Am M 62: 146 
 Little feller 
 
 In Mortmain 
 Lost Stradivarius 
 
 /" True stories of crime 
 McAllister's Christmas 
 In McAllister and his double 
 Scrib M 36: 655 
 McAllister's data of ethics 
 
 //' McAllister and his double 
 McAllister's marriage 
 
 In McAllister and his double 
 Man hunt 
 
 /" Mortmain 
 Maximilian diamond 
 
 In McAllister and his double 
 Mohammed Maroudi's motor 
 
 /" Everybody's 26:690 
 Monsieur Donaque 
 
 /" Everybody's 25:494 
 Monsieur X 
 
 /" Everybody's 26: 161 
 -Alortmain 
 
 In Mortmain 
 Murder conspiracy 
 
 In True stories of crime 
 Never winks 
 
 /" Collier's 47: Jl 1 p 21 
 Not at home 
 
 In Mortmain 
 Other man 
 
 /" Scrib M 47:408 
 Pursuit of a teapot 
 
 /" -Am M 61 : 37 
 Ran(lol])h '64 
 
 /" Mortmain 
 Rescue of Theopliilus Newbegin 
 
 /" Mortmain 
 Si)anish prisoner 
 
 (" Cosmopol 48:465 
 Spinthariscope 
 
 /" I'Aerybody's 2^: 22^1, 
 .Sltuly in finance 
 
 /" True stories of crime 
 Study in sociology 
 
 In Mortmain 
 Vagabond 
 /" Mortmain 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 325 
 
 Woman in the case 
 In True stories of crime 
 Transcendental wild oats. Alcott, L. M. 
 Transferred ghost. Stockton, F. R. 
 Transfigured pair. Gray, D. 
 Transformation. Spofford, H. P. 
 Transformation of Buckeye camp. Harle, 
 
 B. 
 Transformation of Em Durham. l\alph, J. 
 Transformation uf Lachlan Campbell. Wat- 
 son, ^. 
 Transformation of Martin Burney. Henry, 
 
 O. 
 Transfused transformed. Payn, J. 
 Transients in Arcadia. Henry, O. 
 Transit of Gloria Mundy. Fernald, C. B. 
 Transition. Wright, M. O. 
 Transitional. Zangwill, I. 
 Translation of a savage. Parker, G. 
 Transmigrations of Tarver. Phillpotts, E. 
 Transplanted boy. Woolson, C. F. 
 Transplanting of Cherry. Pratt, L. 
 Trap. Morris, G. 
 
 Trap to catch a cracksman. Hornung, E. W. 
 Trask. Kate (Nichols) (Mrs. Spencer Trask) 
 (Katrina Trask, pseud.) 15H3- 
 Acts and entr'actes 
 III Lessons in love 
 Harper 100: 942 
 After a year 
 
 In Lessons in love 
 After all 
 
 In Lessons in love 
 Beyond 
 
 In Lessons in love 
 Harper 90: 314 
 Constance W^eatherell and Brigdet Brady 
 
 /;; Cosmopol 31: 296 
 Hall-mark 
 /// Lessons in love 
 Cosmopol 18: 235 
 In my lady's garden; pages from the 
 diary of Sir John Elwynne 
 In In my lady's garden 
 Atlan 89:618 
 Just man 
 
 In Lessons in love 
 S. P. Q. R. 
 
 In Lessons in love 
 Harp B 34: 701 
 To meet the Duchess of Bath 
 
 In Harp B 39: 221 
 White satin and homespun 
 
 In White satin and homespun 
 Trask, Katrina. See Trask, Kate Nichols 
 Traveler. Sec Maupassant. G. de. Fear 
 Traveler's story. See Maupassant, G. de. 
 
 Fear 
 Traveler's tale. Maupassant, G. de 
 Traveller and peasant. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Traveller's tale. Phillpotts, E. 
 Traveller's wonders. Aikin, J., and Bar- 
 
 bauld, A. L. 
 Travelling Joe. Keats, G. 
 Travelling sister. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Treachery of Curly Ben. Lewis, A. H. 
 Treasure in the forest. Wells, H. G. 
 Treasure of Far Island Gather, W. S. 
 Treasure of Franchard. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Treasure of the galleon. Harte, B. 
 
 Treasure of the law. Kipling, R. 
 
 Treasure of the redwoods. Harte, B. 
 
 Treaty of peace. Parker, G. 
 
 Tree and the wedding. Dostoievski, F. M. 
 
 Tree of a thousand leaves. Brown, A. 
 
 Tree of dreams. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 I'ree of justice. Kipling, R. 
 
 Tree of knowledge. Freeman, '\\. E. W. 
 
 Tree of knowledge. James, 11. 
 
 Tree of life. Wright, M. O. 
 
 Trellis Cameron, M. 
 
 Tremendous adventures of Major Gahagan 
 
 Thackeray, W. M. 
 Trend of Nan Ron. Sharp, W. 
 Trent's trust. Harte, B. 
 Tress. Maupassant, G. de 
 Tress of hair. Sec Maupassant, G. de. Tress 
 Trial at Ravello. Brown, A. 
 Trial, execution and burial of Homer Phelps. 
 
 Crane, S. 
 Trial for murder. Dickens, C. 
 Trial sermons on Bullskin. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Trial trip. French, A. W. 
 Trials of a retired bishop. Adams, O. F, 
 Trials of Philip Austin. Payn, J. 
 Trials of temper. Hogg, J. 
 Tribute of souls. Hichens, R. S., and 
 
 Hamilton, Lord Frederic 
 Trick. Maartens, M. 
 Trick-doctor. Page, T. N. 
 Trick o' trade. Fox, J., jr. 
 Tricotcuse. Daudet, A. 
 Tricotrin entertains. Merrick, L. 
 Tricycle of the future. Stockton, F. R. 
 Trimmed lamp. Henry, O. 
 Trip of Le Horla. Maupassant, G. de 
 Trip with a tin-peddler. Ralph, J. 
 Triumph in diplomac}'. Watson, J. 
 Triumph of father. Cutting, M. S. 
 Triumph of might. Wharton, E. 
 Triumph's evidence. White, W. A. 
 Triumphs of a taxidermist. Wells, H. G. 
 Trivial round. Trumbull, A. E. 
 Trix and Over-the-moon. Troubetzkoy, A. C. 
 Trix's wooing. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Trolley for Rio Janeiro. Loomis, C. B. 
 Trollope, Anthony, 1815-1882 
 
 Aaron Trow 
 
 /;( Alice Dugdale 
 
 American senator 
 
 In American senator 
 
 Chateau of Prince Polignac 
 In Alice Dugdale 
 
 Tales of all countries 
 
 Christmas at Thompson Hall 
 In Christmas at Thompson Hall 
 
 Courtship of Susan Bell 
 /;; Tales of all countries 
 Harper 21: 2,^6 
 
 George VValker at Suez 
 /// Alice Dugdale 
 
 John Bull of Guadahiuiver 
 /;/ Tales of all countries 
 
 Lady Dugdale 
 In Alice Dugdale 
 
 Lady of Launay 
 /;/ Lady of Launay 
 
 La Mere Bauche 
 /;; Tales of all countries 
 
326 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Trollope, Anthony —Continued. 
 
 Miss Sarah Jack, of Spanish Town, Ja- 
 maica 
 III Tales of all countries 
 Mrs. General I'alboys 
 
 /// Stories by English authors, Italy 
 O'Conors of Castle Conor 
 In Alice Dugdale 
 
 Tales of all countries 
 Relics of General Chasse 
 //( Alice Dugdale 
 
 Tales of all countries 
 Unprotected female at the pyramids 
 //( Tales of all countries 
 Trot, trot to market. Smith, A. C. 
 Trottolino. Guida 
 
 Troubetzkoy, Amelie (Rives) Chanler, prin- 
 cess, 1S63- 
 According to St. John 
 In Cosmopol 11 : 387 
 Brother to dragons 
 
 /;; Brother to dragons 
 Farrier lass o' Piping Pebworth 
 In Brother to dragons 
 Lippinc 40: 12/ 
 Flitter-mouse 
 
 /;/ Harper iii : 825 
 Garden of the king 
 /;; Harper 115:49 
 Her Christmas cabby 
 
 /// Harper 122: 94 
 Hidden house 
 
 In Hidden house 
 Mocking of the gods 
 /// Harper 106: 122 
 Nurse Crumpet tells the story 
 In Brother to dragons 
 Harper 75: 620 
 Quick or the dead? 
 /;; Lippinc 41: 431 
 Story of a heart 
 
 In Cosmopol 2t,: 331 
 Story of Arnon 
 
 In Harper 75: 853 
 Tanis. the sang-digger 
 
 /;; Tanis, the sang-digger 
 Trix and Over-thc-moon 
 In Trix and Over-the-moon 
 Harper 119: 407, 540 
 Trouble about Sophiny. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Trouble at Beaulieu. Mason, A. E. W. 
 Trouble for two. Chambers, R. W. 
 Trouble on Lost Mountain. Harris, J. C. 
 Troubler of Israel. Crockett, S. R. 
 Troubles of Dan Boggs. Lewis, A. H. 
 Troubles of Martin Coy. Harris, J. C. 
 Troublesome guest. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Trousers. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Trousseau. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Truant. Irving, W. 
 Truce. Wright, M. T. 
 True Spartan heart, llarradin, I'.. 
 True story. Clemens, S. L. 
 True story. Maupassant, G. de 
 True story of Commandant Lievre. Sea- 
 well, M. E. 
 True story of Gucnever. Ward, !•'. S. P. 
 True story of the surrender of the Marcjuis 
 
 Cornwallis. Page. T. N. 
 True woman. French, A. W. 
 
 Truls, the nameless. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Truman Wickwire's gloves Loomis, C. B. 
 Trumbull, Annie Eliot, 1857- 
 After the deluge 
 
 In Christmas accident 
 Atlan 72: 472 
 Clievalier Saint Agar 
 
 In Rod's salvation 
 Christmas accident 
 
 In Christmas accident 
 
 Daily morning chronicle 
 
 /// Christmas accident 
 
 New Eng M n s 13: 307 
 Decline and fall 
 In Rod's salvation 
 Scrib M 8:225 
 l'"rom four to six; a comedietta 
 /;/ Stories of New York (Stories from 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib M 6: 121 
 Green-room rivals 
 
 /// Green-room rivals 
 
 Hearts unfortified 
 
 //; Christmas accident 
 
 McClure 7: 281 
 
 Her neighbor's landmark 
 
 //; Christmas accident 
 Like cures like 
 
 1)1 Lippinc 30: 72 
 Memoir of Mary Twining 
 
 In Christmas accident 
 Postlude 
 
 In Christmas accident 
 Rod's salvation 
 
 In Rod's salvation 
 Atlan 65 : 679, 773 
 Trivial round 
 
 In New Eng M n s 23:374 
 UnefTectual fire 
 
 In Rod's salvation 
 Scrib M 10: 195 
 Trust. London, J. 
 
 Trustfulness of Polly. Dunl)ar, P. L. 
 Trusty Eckhart. Tieck, L. 
 Trusty No. 49. Thanet, O. 
 Truth about Pyecraft. Wells, H. G. 
 Truth of the "'Oliver Cromwell." Connolly, 
 
 J. 1!. 
 Trying age. Donnell, A. H. 
 Tryst. Brown, A. 
 Tryst. Turgenev, I. S 
 
 Tryst at an ancient earth-work Hardy, T. 
 I'shushima straits. Connolly, I. B. 
 Tubal the fiddler. Seawell, M. E. 
 Tuberculin. Maartens, M. 
 Tul.ierose. Bates, A. 
 
 Tucson Jennie's correction. Lewis. .\. H. 
 Tucson Jennie's heart. Lewis, A. 11. 
 Tucson Jennie's jealousy. Lewis, A. 11. 
 'i"ug of love. Zangwill, I. 
 Tug of war. Norris, W. E. 
 Tugg's at Ramsgate. Dickens, C. 
 Tune of time. Huneker, J. G. 
 Turco of (he connnune. Daudct, A. 
 Turgenev, Ivan Sergieevich, 1818-1883 
 Agent 
 
 Jn Novels and stories v T 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 327 
 
 Andrei Kolosoff 
 
 In Novels and stories v 10 
 Diary of a superHuous man 
 Annouchka 
 
 //( Annouchka 
 Asya [Acia] 
 
 In Novels and stories v 13 
 Lear of the steppes 
 Biryuk. Sec Turgenev, I. S. Wolf 
 Brigadier 
 
 In Novels and stories v 14 
 Desperate character 
 Temple Bar 63: 436 
 Bully 
 
 In Novels and stories v 10 
 Liv Age 211: 387, 700 
 Byezhin meadow 
 
 In Novels and stories v i 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 Warner library 
 Clara Militch 
 
 In Novels and stories v 16 
 Dream tales 
 Correspondence 
 
 In Novels and stories v 12 
 
 Diary of a superfluous man 
 Counting-house 
 
 In Novels and stories v i 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 Death [How Russians meet death] 
 In Novels and stories v 2 
 Sportsman's sketches v 2 
 Liv Age 132: 175 
 Temple Bar 48:406 
 Desperate. Sec Turgenev, I. S. Reckless 
 
 character 
 Desperate character. Sec Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Reckless character 
 Diary of a superfluous man 
 In Works v 'ii 
 
 Diary of a superfluous man 
 District doctor 
 
 In Novels and stories v i 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 Esenwein, J. B. Short story master- 
 pieces, Russain v i 
 Warner library 
 Dog 
 
 In Novels and stories v 12 
 Eclectic M 133: 286 
 Liv Age 221: 776 
 Scottish R 2,2,: 247 
 Dream 
 
 In Novels and stories v 16 
 Dream tales 
 Duellist. See Turgenev, L S. Two 
 
 friends 
 End of TchertopkhanofT 
 In Novels and stories v 2 
 Sportsman's sketches v 2 
 Enough. Sec Turgenev, I. S. It is enough 
 Ermolai and the miller's wife 
 /;; Novels and stories v i 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 Excursion to the forest belt [Tour in 
 the forest] 
 In Novels and stories v 13 
 
 Diary of a superfluous man 
 Father Alexyei's story 
 
 In Novels and stories v 16 
 
 "Faust:" a story in nine letters 
 In Novels and stories v 13 
 Lear of the steppes 
 Fortn 62: 132 
 Galaxy 13: 621, 734 
 First love 
 
 In Novels and stories v 12 
 Torrents of spring- 
 Freeholder Ovsyanikoff [Peasant pro- 
 prietor] 
 /;/ Novels and stories v i 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 Hamlet of Shshtchigry county 
 In Novels and stories v 2 
 Sportsman's sketches v 2 
 Hapless girl [Unhappy girl] 
 In Novels and stories v 14 
 The Jew 
 Hor and Kalinitch. See Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Khor and Kalinitch 
 How Russians meet death. Sec Tur- 
 genev, I. S. Death 
 Inn 
 
 In Novels and stories v 11 
 It is enough 
 
 In Novels and stories v 12 
 The Jew 
 Jew 
 
 In Novels and stories v 10 
 The Jew 
 Kassyan of Fair Springs. See Turgenev, 
 I. S. Kasyan from the Fair-Metcha 
 Kasyan from the Fair-Metcha [Kassyan 
 of Fair Springs] 
 /;; Novels and stories v i 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 Khor and Kalinitch 
 
 In Novels and stories v r 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 King Lear of the steppes [Lear of the 
 steppes] 
 In Novels and stories v 3 
 Lear of the steppes 
 Jessup, A., and Canby, H. S. Book 
 
 of. the short story 
 Every Sat 13: 608 
 Liv Age 116: 48 
 London Soc 22:437 
 Knock . . . knock . . . knock 
 
 hi Novels and stories v 15 
 Lear of the steppes. See Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 King Lear of the steppes 
 Lebedyaii 
 /// Novels and stories v 2 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 Lgofif 
 In Novels and stories v i 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 Living holy relics [Living mummy; Liv- 
 ing relic] 
 /" Novel and stories v 2 
 Sportsman's sketches v 2 
 Warner library 
 Scrib o s 12: 563 
 Living mummy. Sec Turgenev, I. S. Liv- 
 ing holy relics 
 Living relic. See Turgenev, I. S. Living 
 
 holy relics 
 Alumu 
 In Works v ir 
 
 Torrents of spring 
 
 Stories by foreign authors, Russian 
 
328 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Turgenev, Ivan Sevgieewich — Con tinned. 
 -My neighbor Radiloft 
 
 /;/ Novels and stories v i 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 Nobleman of the steppe. Sec Turgenev, 
 I. S. Tchertopkhanoff and Nedokius- 
 kin 
 (JId portraits 
 
 Jn Novels and stories v 6 
 Desperate character 
 Peasant proprietor Ovs3'anikov. See Tur- 
 genev, 1. S. Ereeholder Ovsyanikov 
 Phantoms: a fantasy 
 
 In Novels and stories v 13 
 Dream tales 
 Piortr Petrovitch Karataeff 
 //; Novels and stories v 2 
 Sportsman's sketches v 2 
 Poems in prose 
 
 //( Novels and stories v 16 
 Dream talcs 
 Pi'inin and Babiirin 
 /;; Novels and stories v 14 
 Desperate character 
 Pyetushkoff 
 
 In Novels and stories v 10 
 Desperate character 
 Raspberry water 
 
 In Novels and stories v i 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 Rattling [Rattling of wheels] 
 //; Novels and stories v 2 
 Sportsman's sketches v 2 
 Rattling of wheels. See Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Rattling 
 Reckless character [Desperate; Desperate 
 character] 
 //( Novels and stories v 16 
 Desperate character 
 Cosmopol 5: 335 
 Singers 
 /;; Novels and stories v 2 
 Sportsman's sketches v 2 
 Warner library 
 Song of love triumphant 
 Jn Novels and stories v 16 
 Dream tales 
 
 -Mabie, 11. W., and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of I'lction v i 
 Cosmopol 2: 3 
 Story of Lieutenant Erguofif 
 /;; Novels and stories v 14 
 Strange story 
 
 /;; Novels and stories v 14 
 Desperate character 
 Ivclectic M 103: 9S 
 Tatyana Borisovna and lier nephew 
 /// .\ovels and stories v 2 
 Si)ortsman's sketches v 2 
 Tchertopkhanoff and Nedokii'iskin 
 //; Novels and stories v 2 
 Sportsman's sketches v 2 
 Scrib o s 14: 313 
 Three meetings 
 
 Jn Xovels and stories v 11 
 Lipjjinc ]6: 21 
 Tenii)le Bar 4S: i,^j 
 Three jjortraits 
 
 III Novels and stories v 11 
 The Jew 
 
 Torrents of spring 
 
 /;/ Torrents of spring 
 Tour in the forest. See Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 I'^.xcursion to the forest belt 
 'J'ryst _ 
 
 In Novels and stories v 2 
 Sportsman's sketches v 2 
 'J'wo coimtry gentlemen. See Turgenev, 
 
 J. S. Two landed proprietors 
 Two friends | Duellist) 
 
 /;/ Novels and stories v 10 
 Tile Jew 
 Two lancled proprietors [Two country 
 gentlemen] 
 /;; Novels and stories v i 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 Unhappy girl. See Turgenev, L S. Hap- 
 less girl 
 Watch 
 
 /;; Novels and stories v 15 
 White lady 
 
 In Scottish R 13: 6g 
 Wolf [Biryuk] 
 
 In Novels and stories v i 
 Sportsman's sketches v i 
 Yakofif Pasynkofif 
 
 In Novels and stories v 13 
 Diary of a superfluous man 
 Yermolai' and the miller's wife. See 
 Turgenev, L S. Ermolai and the 
 miller's wife 
 Turgenieff, I. S. Sec Turgenev, L S. 
 Turkish Messiah. Zangwill, T. 
 Turn about. Deland, M. 
 Turn of the screw. James, If. 
 Turned out to grass. Pangborn, G. W. 
 Turning of Griggsby. Sec Bacheller, T. .A.. 
 
 Keeping up with Dan'l Webster 
 Turnip salad as a text. Harris, J. S. 
 Tur(iuoisc cup. Smith. A. C. 
 Twain, Mark, pseud. See Clemens, S. L. 
 'Twas in Trafalgar's Bay. Besant. W. 
 Twelfth guest. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Twelve little broilers. French, A. W. 
 Twelve o'clock. Crane, S. 
 Twelve years of my life. Moulton. L. C. 
 Twenty-first of October. Grahame, K. 
 Twenty-first reason. Davis, C. B. 
 Twenty-five francs of the IMother Superior. 
 
 Maupassant, G. de 
 Twenty-four: four. Ward, F. S. P. 
 Twenty-kroner story. Mason. .\. E. W. 
 Twenty minutes for refreshments. Wister, O. 
 Twenty-ninth of February. Matthews, J. B. 
 Twenty-si.x and one. Gorkj-, M. 
 Twenty-si.x men and a girl. See Gorky, M. 
 
 Twenty-six and one 
 Twenty-six of us and one other. See 
 
 Gorky, M. Twenty-six and one 
 Twilight guests. Bacon. 1. I). 
 Twilight of the God. Wliart.m, !•;. 
 Twin love. Taylor, I!. 
 Twinkling of an eye. Matthews, J. 1>. 
 Twins. Bremer, Iv 
 
 Twins of Table monnt;iin. ILirte. I'.. 
 Twisted tree. Brown. A. 
 Twisting of the rope, ^'eals, W. B. 
 'Twixt land ami sea. Conr.id. I. 
 'Twixt will anil will not, Hawkins, .\. II. 
 Two altars. Slowi, I I, I' 
 Two Americans. I larte, 11. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 329 
 
 Two and two again make four. See Fu- 
 
 trellc, j; Green-eyed monster 
 Two authors. White, E. O. 
 Two birds with one stone. Harben, W. N. 
 Two bites at a cherry. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Two boys. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Two brothers. Bikelas, D. 
 Two brothers. AlacManus, S. 
 Two brothers and the gold. See Tolstoi, 
 
 E. N. Texts for woodcuts 
 Two Browns. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 Two buckets in a well. Willis, N. P. 
 
 Two business women. Morris, G. 
 
 Two cartridges. White, S. E. 
 
 Two churches of Quawket. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Two citizens. See Wyatt, E. F. Shallow 
 
 spirit of judgment _ 
 Two clowns. Coppee, F. 
 Two cockneys and a conspirator. Mac- 
 
 Manus, S. 
 Two converts. Watanna, O. 
 Two countesses. Ebner von Eschenbach, 
 
 M. von 
 Two countries. See James, H. Modern 
 
 warning 
 Two country gentlemen. See Turgenev, 
 
 I. S. Two landed proprietors 
 Two cousins. Mitford, U. R. 
 Two cyclones. Halevy, L. 
 Two daughters of one race. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 Two days after. Benson, E. F. 
 Two days in the life of Puccino. Burnett, 
 
 F. H. 
 
 Two days' solitary imprisonment. Bel- 
 lamy, E. 
 Two delicate cases. Payn, J. 
 Two drovers. Scott, W. 
 Two faces. James, H. 
 Two farmers. Phillpotts, E. 
 Two for peace. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Two friends. Kielland, A. L. 
 Two friends. ^Maupassant, G. de 
 Two friends Turgenev, I. S. 
 Two funerals. Castlenuovo, E. 
 Two gentlemen of Kentucky. Allen, J. L. 
 Two gentlemen of leisure. Stuart, R. ]\I. 
 Two ghost stories. Dickens, C. 
 Two ghosts. Le Gallienne, R. 
 
 Two-handed game. White, S. E. 
 
 Two hearts that beat as one. Xorris, F. 
 
 Two herd-boys. Taylor, B. 
 
 Two Highlanders. Hogg, J. 
 
 Two householders. Quiller-Coueh, A. T. 
 
 Two hundred and two. Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Two hussars. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Two in a garden. Spofford, H. P. 
 
 Two inns. Daudet, A. 
 
 Two landed proprietors. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Two Lears. Reade, C. 
 
 Two letters. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 Two little boys. Bourget, P. 
 
 Two little confederates. Page, T. N. 
 
 Two little pilgrims" progress. Burnett, 
 F. H. 
 
 Two little runaways (from Timothy's quest). 
 Wiggin, K. D. 
 
 Two little soldiers. ^laupassant, G. de 
 
 Two little tales. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Two magics. James, H. 
 
 Two married couples. Bourget, P. 
 
 Two masters for one dog. See Dc Quincy, 
 
 T. Mr. Schnackenbcrger 
 Two matches. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Two mayors. Bazin, R. 
 Two men. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Two military executions. Bierce, A. 
 Two miracles. Deledda, G. 
 Two mistresses. Musset, A. de 
 Two Mollies. Boyesen, H. H. 
 Two monuments. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Two of a kind. Barr, R. 
 Two of a trade. Barr, R. 
 Two of a trade. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Two of them. Barrie, J. M. 
 Two old hunters. Thanet, O. 
 Two old lovers. F>eeman, M. E. W. 
 Two old men. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Two pioneers. Peattie, E. W. 
 Two princes. Hale, E. E. 
 Two prisoners. Page, T. N. 
 Two quick devils at Totsuka. Fernald, 
 
 C. B. 
 Two recalls. Henry, O. 
 Two renegades. Henry, O. 
 Two saints of the foothills. Harte, B. 
 Two scouts. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Two shoemakers. More, H. 
 Two sides of a street. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Two sisters. Bourget, P. 
 Two soldiers. King, C. 
 Two Sophias. Besant, W. 
 Two sorrows. Bazin, R. 
 Two stories of Oklahoma. Garland, H. 
 Two stories of the unknown quantity. Van 
 
 Dyke, H. 
 Two Thanksgiving Day gentlemen. Henry, 
 
 O. 
 Two Thangsgivings. Donnell, A. H. 
 Two Tims. Stuart, R. M. 
 Two tragedies. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Two wayfarers. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Two ways of telling a story. Grant, R. 
 Two wealthy farmers. More, H. 
 Two widows. Phillpotts, E. 
 Two wives. Field, E. 
 Two women. Henry, O. 
 Type-written letter. Barr, R. 
 Tyrant and a lady. Parker, G. 
 Tzinchadzi of the Catskills. Cahan, A. 
 
 Ubazakura. Hearn, L. 
 
 Uccelli with golden voices. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 
 Ugly. ]\laupassant, G. de 
 
 Ugly duckling. Andersen, H. C. 
 
 Uia and Urla. Sharp, W. 
 
 Ultimate moment. Cameron, M. 
 
 Ulysses and the dogman. Henry, O. 
 
 Uma. See Stevenson, R. L. Beach of Falesa 
 
 Umbrella. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Umbrella man. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Umbrella-mender. See Harradcn, B. About 
 
 the umbrella-mender 
 Un-plummered. Donnell, A. H. 
 Una and King David. Harrison, C. C. 
 Una of the hill country. Craddock, C. E. 
 Unacquainted one. Pratt, L. 
 Unburied. Bacon, J. D. 
 Unc' Ananias. Seawell. AT. E. 
 "Unc' Edinbug's drowndin'." Page. T. N. 
 Uncalled. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Uncharted reef. Norris, W. E. 
 
330 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Uncle and nephew. About, E. F. V. 
 
 Uncle Atticus. Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Uncle Bernac. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Uncle Eb's last day a-lishing. Bacheller, 
 
 I. A. 
 Uncle Elijah's corner cupboard. Hopkins, 
 
 J\I. S. B. 
 Uncle Eli's lighting rabbit. Loomis, C. B. 
 Uncle Ephe's advice to Br'er Rabbit. Stuart, 
 
 R. M. 
 Uncle Ethan Ripley. Garland, H. 
 Uncle Ethan's speculation. Sec Garland, H. 
 
 Uncle Ethan Ripley 
 Uncle Innigo's speculations. Stuart, R. M. 
 Uncle Jack. Besant, W. 
 Uncle Jack's views on geography. Page, 
 
 T. N. 
 Uncle Jim. Parker, G. 
 Uncle Jim and Uncle Billy. Harte, B. 
 Uncle John and the rubies. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Uncle Larry. Donncll, A. H. 
 Uncle Lock's legacy. Payn, J. 
 Uncle Lot. Stowe, H. B. 
 Uncle Mason's money. Spofford, H. P. 
 Uncle Mingo's speculations. Stuart, R. M. 
 Uncle of an angel. Janvier, T. A. 
 Uncle Rain and Brother Drought. Harris, 
 
 J. C. 
 Uncle Remus and the comet. Harris, J. C. 
 Uncle Remus and the Savannah darkey. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Uncle Remus at the telephone. Harris, J. C. 
 Uncle Remus imitates the little boj'. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 
 Uncle Remus in limbo. Harris, J. C. 
 Uncle Remus on an electric car. Harris, 
 
 J. c. 
 
 Uncle Remus preaches to a convert. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 
 
 Uncle Remus receives a valentine. Harris, 
 J. C. 
 
 Uncle Remus thinks he finds a snake. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 
 
 Uncle Remus with the toothache. Harris, 
 J. C. 
 
 Uncle Remus's church experience. Harris, 
 
 J- c. 
 
 Uncle Remus's experience with "h ants.' 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Uncle Remus's grandson gets into serious 
 
 trouble. Harris. J. C. 
 Uncle Remus's ideas of conjuring. Harris, 
 
 J. c. 
 
 Uncle Remus's wonder story. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Uncle Reuben. Lagcrliif, S. 
 
 Uncle Roger's story and mine. Moulton, 
 
 L. C. 
 Uncle Rube's net. Grenfell. W. T. 
 Uncle Silas: fisherman. Grenfell, W. T. 
 Uncle Simon's Sundays out. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Uncle Still's famous Aveather i)rcdiction. 
 
 Stuart, R. M. 
 Uncle Wellington's wives. Chcstnutt. C. W. 
 Uncle's dream. Dostoievski, F. M. 
 Uncomfortable bed. Maupassant, G. de 
 Unconquerable hope. Singmaster, E. 
 Unconscious comedians. Balzac, H. de 
 Unconscious mummers. Sec Ralzac, 11. de 
 
 Unconscious comedians 
 Uncounted hour. Hawkins, A. II. 
 
 Under an April sky. Matthews, J. B. 
 
 Under arms. Hornung, E. W. 
 
 Under five shillings. Thanet, O. 
 
 Under sentence of death. Payn, J. 
 
 Undcr-shepherd. Duncan, N. 
 
 Under suspicion. Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Under the black pall. Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Under the convent wall. Harrison, C. C. 
 
 Under the crest of Shishaldin. Fuller, H. B. 
 
 Under the deck awnings. London, J. 
 
 I'ndcr the caves. Harte, B. 
 
 Under the fan. Moore, G. 
 
 Under the glacier. Bo3'esen, H. H. 
 
 Under the knife. Wells, H. G. 
 
 Under the lion's paw. Garland, H. 
 
 Under the mistletoe. Spofiford, H. P. 
 
 Under the mulberries. Dragoumis, J. D. 
 
 Under the new moon. Bland, E. N. 
 
 Under the old code. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 
 Under the Red Terror. Crockett, S. R. 
 
 Under the roof's attic. Mitchell, D. G. 
 
 Under the yoke. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Undercliff. Sec Wilis, L. P. Oonder hoof- 
 den 
 
 Undergraduate's aunt. Anstey, F. 
 
 Underhill, Zee Dana 
 Inn of San Jacinto 
 In Howells, VV. D., and Alden, H. M. 
 Under the sunset 
 Harper 89: 463 
 
 Underling. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Underneath the highcut vest. Ferber, E. 
 
 Understudy. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Undertaker. Pushkin, A. S. 
 
 Undertakers. Kipling, R. 
 
 Undertaker's chat. Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Undertaker's trust. White, W. A. 
 
 Undiscovered island. Payn, J. 
 
 Undoing of man. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 Unearned increment. Comer, C. A. 
 
 Uncfifectual fire. Trumbull, A. E. 
 
 Unemployed. Ward, E. S. P 
 
 LTnexpectcd. London, J. 
 
 Unexpected grandchild. Watanna, O. 
 
 Unexpected guests. Cameron, M. 
 
 Unexpected guests: a farce. Howells, W. D. 
 
 Unexpected letter. Vielc, H. K. 
 
 Unexpected pomp at the Perkins's. Bangs, 
 J. K. 
 
 Unexpectedness of Mr. Horace Shields. 
 Deland, M. 
 
 Unfaithful lover. Bland, E. N. 
 
 Unfinished Christmas story. Henry, O. 
 
 Unfinished story. Davis, Richard H. 
 
 Unfinished story. Henry, O. 
 
 Unfinished work. Bierce, A. 
 
 Unfortunate likeness. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Unhallowed ground. Hornung, E. W. 
 
 Unliappy girl. See Turgenev, I. S. Hap- 
 less girl 
 
 Unhistoric page. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Unjust accusation. Barr, R. 
 
 Unjust sentence (Chinese) 
 
 /;/ Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories. Oriental 
 
 Unknown, llibbard, G. .A. 
 
 Unknown. Jacobs. W. W. 
 
 Unknown factor. Gibbon, P. 
 
 Unknown masterpiece. Balzac, H. dc 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 331 
 
 Unknown quantity. Henry, O. 
 
 Unlived life of little Mary Ellen. Stuart, 
 R. M. 
 
 Unmailed letter. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Unmarried and married. Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 Unnatural selection. Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 Unparalleled adventure of Hans Pfaal. Poe, 
 E. A. 
 
 Unparalleled invasion. London, J. 
 
 Unpardonable liar. Parker, G. 
 
 Unprepared. Miller, A. D. 
 
 Unprofitable servant. Henry, O. 
 
 Unprotected female at the pyramids. Trol- 
 lope, A. 
 
 Unqualified pilot. Kipling, R. 
 
 Unreasonable Betty. Liljencrantz, O. A. 
 
 Unreasonable woman. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Unruly sprite. Van Dyke, H. 
 
 Unsavory interlude. Kipling, R. 
 
 "Unser Karl." Harte, B. 
 
 Until sundown. Wister, O. 
 
 Until the last shot. White, S. E. 
 
 "Unto the least of these" (from The taxi- 
 dermist). Cable, G. W. 
 
 Unto the third generation. Gibbon P. 
 
 Untold story. Aldrich, T. B. 
 
 Unwelcome Mrs. Hatch. Harrison, C. C. 
 
 Unwilling guest. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Unwilling guest. Jokai, M. 
 
 Up a belfry in Bavaria. Smith, F. H. 
 
 Up in the Blue Ridge. Woolson, C. F. 
 
 Up Primrose Hill. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Up the coolly. Garland, H. 
 
 Up the gulch. Peattie, E. W. 
 
 Up the ladder; or. How to rise. Loomis, 
 C. B. 
 
 Upon impulse. Garland, H. 
 
 Upper berth. Crawford, F. M. 
 
 Upset price. Parker, G. 
 
 Upstart. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Uriel Acosta. Zangwill, I. 
 
 Useful house. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Useless beauty. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 l^ses of adversity. Kelly, M. 
 
 Usher of Lea house school. Doyle, A. C. 
 
 Utilitarian Mr. Carraway. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Vacant house. Catherwood, M. H. 
 
 Vacant lot. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Vaccilation of Benjamin Gaumer. Sing- 
 master, E. 
 
 Vagabond. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Vagabond. Train, A. C. 
 
 Vagaries of a viscount. Zangwill, I. 
 
 Vagrant. Davis, Richard H. 
 
 Vagrant. See Korolenko, V. G. Saghalinian 
 
 Vain beauty. See Maupassant, G de. Use- 
 less beauty 
 
 Vain oblations. Gerould, K. F. 
 
 Valbella brothers. Seawell, M. E. 
 
 Valdemar Atterdag. Lagerlof, S. 
 
 Valedictory. Dyar. M. 
 
 Valley of content. Davis, C. B. 
 
 Valley of spiders. Wells, H. G. 
 
 Valley of tears. More, H. 
 
 Valley of the dead. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 Valley of the shadow — dialogue. Kipling, R. 
 
 Valley tan. Warman, C. 
 
 Valor of Brinley. Bangs, J. K. 
 
 Value of a cipher. Ward, H. D 
 
 Value of the usual. Vorse, M. H. 
 
 Vampire. Gautier, T. 
 
 Van. King, C. 
 
 Van Bibber and the swan-boats. Davis, 
 
 Richard H. 
 Van Bibber as best man. Davis, Richard H. 
 Van Bibber at the races. Davis, Richard H. 
 Van Bibber baseball club. Davis, Rich- 
 ard H. 
 Van Bibber's burglar. Davis, Richard H. 
 Van Bibber's man servant. Davis, Rich- 
 ard H. 
 Van Der Poorten-Schwartz, J. M. W. See 
 
 Maartens, M. pseud. 
 Van Dyke, Henry, 1852- 
 Beggars under the bush. 
 Jii Unknown quantity 
 Blue tiower 
 
 /;; Blue flower 
 Brave heart 
 
 In Ruling passion 
 Change of air 
 
 III Unknown quantity 
 
 Countersign of the cradle 
 
 In Unknown quantity 
 
 Scrib M 52:469 
 
 Effectual fervent prayer 
 
 In Unknown quantity 
 
 Fatal success 
 
 In Fisherman's luck 
 First Christmas tree 
 /;; Blue tiower 
 
 First Christmas tree 
 Friend of justice 
 
 /;; Ruling passion 
 Friend of the family 
 In Howells, W. D., and others. Whole 
 family ch 12 
 Gentle life 
 
 In Ruling passion 
 Handful of clay 
 In Blue flower 
 His other engagement 
 
 /;; Scrib M 41 : 167 
 Humoreske 
 
 In Unknown quantity 
 In the odour of sanctity 
 In Unknown quantity 
 Keeper of the light 
 In Ruling passion 
 Key of the tower 
 
 In Unknown quantity 
 King's jewel 
 
 In Unknown quantity 
 Leviathan 
 
 /;; Scrib M 42:268 
 Light that failed not 
 In Scrib M 27: 405 
 Lost boy 
 /;; Lost boy 
 Harper 128: 3 
 Lost word; a Christmas legend of long 
 ago 
 In Blue flower 
 Lost word 
 Lover of music 
 In Ruling passion 
 Unknown quantity 
 Scrib M 25:387 
 Mansion 
 In IMansion 
 
 Unknown quantity 
 Harper 122:3 
 
332 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Van Dyke, Henry ^C mi I iiiiicd. 
 Messengers at the window 
 
 In Unknown quantitj' 
 Mill 
 In Blue flower 
 Idler 23:3 
 Xight call 
 
 In Unknown quantity 
 Harper 125: t,~,~ 
 Old game 
 
 In Unknown quantity' 
 Other wise man. Sec Van Dyke. II. Story 
 
 of the other wise man 
 Pichou 
 
 In Scrib U 28:696 
 Return of the charm. Sec Van Dyke, IT. 
 Two stories of the unknown quantity 
 Reward of virtue 
 
 III Ruling passion 
 Ripening of the fruit. Sec Van Dyke, H. 
 Two stories of the unknown quantity 
 Sad shepherd 
 In Sad shepherd 
 
 Unknown quantitj^ 
 Scrib M 49: i 
 Silverhorns 
 
 In Scrib M 41: 429 
 Source 
 /;/ Blue flower 
 Scrib M 14: 705 
 Spy rock 
 In Blue flower 
 
 Scrib M 32:466 
 Story of the other wise man 
 fn Blue flower 
 
 Story of the other wise man 
 Harper 86: 277 
 Stronghold 
 
 In Unknown quantity 
 Two stories of the unknown quantity: 
 The ripening of the fruit: The return 
 of the charm 
 In Unknown quantity 
 Harper 124: 54 
 Unruly sprite 
 
 In Unknown quantity 
 Cur Lit 53: 236 
 Wedding-ring 
 
 In Unknown quantity 
 Scrib M 52: 361 
 White blot; the story of a picture 
 /;/ Ruling passion 
 White blot 
 Scrib M 18: 693 
 Wood-magic 
 
 fn Blue flower 
 Year of nobility 
 In Ruling passion 
 McClure 17: 348 
 Van Renssalaer, Marianna Griswold (Mrs. 
 Schuyler Van Rensselaer) (Lydia Schuy- 
 ler, pseud) 1S51- 
 Corrina's Fiametta 
 
 /" Cent 50: 362 
 Lustig's 
 In One man who was content 
 Cent 45:605 
 Mary 
 In One man who was content 
 Scrib M 20; 776 
 
 One man who was content 
 /;/ One man who was content 
 Cent 53:287 
 Van Valkenberg's Christmas gift. Jordan, 
 
 E. G. 
 Vandoo. Wright, M. O. 
 Vanity. Henry, O. 
 Vanity and some sables. Henry. O. 
 \'arenka Olesoff. Gorky, .M. 
 \'arick's lady o' dreams. Jordan, K. G. 
 Variety Patter. Jerome. J. K. 
 Vasco's sweetheart. Gibbon, P. 
 Vase of clay. Aicard, J. 
 Vasili. Dragoumis, J. D. 
 \'ehicle of love. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Veiled lady of Stamboul. Smith, F. H. 
 Velvet glove. James, H. 
 Wdvet gown. French, A. W. 
 Vendetta. Balzac, H. de 
 Vendetta. Maupassant, G. de 
 Venerable imposter. Harte, B. 
 Venetian glass. Matthews, J. B. 
 \'enetian idyl. Sharp, W. 
 Venetian night's entertainment. Wharton, 
 
 E. 
 Venetia's child. Maartens, M. 
 Vengeance of Lai Beg. Kipling. R. 
 Venture in 1777. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Venture of the "Flying Hind." Conollv, 
 
 J. B. 
 Venturers. Henry, O. 
 Venus anno domini. Kipling, R. 
 Venus of Braniza. Maupassant, G. de 
 Venus of Ille. Merimee, P. 
 Vera, the medium. Davis, Richard H. 
 Veranda in the Alcazaria. Smith, F. H. 
 Vera's first Christmas adventure. Bennett. 
 
 E. A. 
 \"era"s second Christmas adventure. Ben- 
 nett, E. A. 
 Verdict. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 Verdict. Wharton, E. 
 1*^1 verdugo. Balzac. H. de 
 Verga, Giovanni, 1840- 
 I-U'rca\ cd 
 
 hi LTnder the shadow of Etna 
 Cavalleria rusticana [Rustic chivalry] 
 fn Cavalleria rusticana 
 
 Under the shadow of I'.tna 
 Gramigna's mistress [II<nv Pepjia loved 
 Gramigna] 
 /;/ Cavalleria rusticana 
 
 Under the shadow of Etna 
 Home tragedy 
 
 /;/ Warner library 
 How Peppa loved Gramigna. See Verga, 
 
 G. Gramigna's mistress 
 Jcli the shepherd 
 
 /)/ Under the shadow of Etna 
 La U;)^a / 
 
 //; Under the shadow of Etna 
 Mystery 
 
 /;; Cavalleria rusticana 
 Xedda 
 
 fn Cavalleria rusticana 
 Red-headed Malpelo 
 
 fn Cavalleria rusticana 
 Rustic chivalry. Sec Verga, G. Caval- 
 leria rusticana 
 .Story of .St. .Joseph's ass 
 
 /;; Under the shadow of Etna 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 333 
 
 War lietween saints 
 In Cavalleria rusticana 
 Veritable Quidors. Loomis, C. B. 
 \'erita's strategem. French, A. W. 
 Vernon the traitor. Crockett, S. R. 
 Verotchka. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Versus the same. Hopkins, M. S. H. 
 Very bottom of her purse. French, A. \\ . 
 \cry dull affair. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Very good thing for the girl. Merrick, L. 
 Very latest thing. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Very little person. Vorse, M. H. 
 Very old family. Barrie, J. AI. 
 Very small person. Donnell, A. H. 
 Vcr}^ superior man. French, A. W. 
 Vestal virgins. Harraden, B. 
 \'eteran. Crane, S. 
 ^'etoran of seventy-six. Singmaster, E. 
 
 Veuillot, Louis, 1 813-1883 
 Tigruche 
 
 //; Warner library 
 Vevie. Jordan, K. G. 
 \'iaticum. Alaupassant. G. de 
 
 Viaud, Julien, i. e. Louis Marie Julian 
 (Pierre Loti, pseud.) 1850- 
 Old salt 
 
 In From lands of exile 
 Sorrow of an old convict 
 
 In Stories by foreign authors, French 
 V 3 
 Vicar of Tours. Sec Balzac, H. de. Cure 
 
 de Tours 
 Vicar's secret. Weyman, S. J. 
 "Viccolo"' of Madame Lucrezia. Merimee, P. 
 Vice-consort. Stockton, F. R. 
 Vicious circle. Hornung, E. W. 
 Victim. See Maupassant, G. de. Drunkard 
 Victor. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Victor. Thanet, O. 
 Victor at Chungke. Craddock. C. E. 
 Victoria Delsaro, missing. Jordan, E. G. 
 Victory. Singmaster, E. 
 Victory for the people. White. W. A. 
 Victory of the Grand Duke of Mittenheim. 
 
 Hawkins, A. H. 
 Vidocq, Eugene Francois, 1775-1857 
 Jean Monette 
 
 In Patten, W'. International short sto- 
 ries v 3 
 La vie errante. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Viebig, Clara 
 
 Klingeljunge 
 
 In Brooks, \N . Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Little brown shoes 
 
 In Brooks, W. Stories from four lan- 
 guages 
 Viele, Herman Knickerbocker, 1856-1008 
 Carhart mystery 
 In On the lightship 
 Cosmopol 35: 559 
 Dead man's chest 
 /;/ On the lightship 
 
 Booklover's M 6: 357 
 Girl from Mercury 
 In On the lightship 
 Reader 5:67 
 
 Guest of iionor 
 
 /)/ On the lightship 
 McClure 19:395 
 Inn of the silver moon 
 
 //; Inn of the silver moon 
 Making of a pilot 
 
 /;; Scrib M 30:661 
 Man without a pension 
 
 /;; On the lightship 
 Meddler 
 
 /;; Cosmopol 35: 635 
 Money meter 
 
 /;; On the lightship 
 McClure 24: 178 
 Monstrosity 
 
 In On the lightship 
 Priestess of Amen Ra 
 /;; On the lightship 
 Story of Ignatius the almoner 
 
 /;; On the lightshii) 
 Lfnexpected letter 
 /;; On the lightship 
 Views on the African exodus. Harris, J. C. 
 Vigil. Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Vigil of McDowell Sutro. Matthews, J. B. 
 Viglund the Fair. See Morris, W. Story 
 
 of Viglund 
 Vigny, Alfred Victor de, Comte de, 1799- 
 1863 
 Laurette; or. The red seal 
 
 /;; Stories by foreign authors, French v 
 3 
 Warner library 
 Viking's love. Liljencrantz, O. A. 
 Village amanuensis. Mitford M. R. 
 Village autocrat. Donnell. A. H. 
 Village convict. Chaplin, H. W. 
 Village cronies. Garland, H 
 Village dressmaker. Spofford, H. P. 
 Village Lear. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Village pump Fewins. Keats, G. 
 Village shop. Jewett, S. O. 
 Village singer. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Village stradivarius. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Village uncle. Hawthorne, N. 
 Village watch-tower. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Villain-worshipper. Hornung, E. W. 
 Villiers de L'lsle-Adam, Jean Marie Ma- 
 thias Philippe Auguste, Comte de, 1838- 
 1889 
 Torture of hope 
 
 /;; Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, French 
 Vox populi 
 
 /;; Merrill, S. Pastels in prose 
 Vindication of Jared Hargot. Dunbar, P. L. 
 \ine on a house. Bierce, A. 
 \'iney's free papers. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Violanta Cesarina. Willis, N. P. 
 Violated. JNIaupassant, G. de 
 Violin obligato. Crosby, M. 
 Virginia colonel. Seawell, M. E. 
 Virginia cousin. Harrison, C. C. 
 Virgin's god-child. Souvestre. E. 
 Virtue. Maupassant, G. de 
 Virtue in the ballet. Maupassant. G. de 
 Virtue in war. Crane, S. 
 Virtuoso's collection. Hawthorne, N. 
 
334 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Visahka (.Tibetan) 
 
 111 Hawthorne, J. Lil)rai"y niystcr}- and 
 detective stories. Oriental 
 \isiblc return. Singmaster, E. 
 Vision of Charles XI. Merimee, 1'. 
 Vision of the fountain. Harte, B. 
 Vision of the fountain. Hawthorne, N. 
 Vision of the judge of Colmar. Daudet, A. 
 Vision of the soul. Watson, J. 
 Visions of fantasy. Turgenev, I. S. 
 Visit of the turbulent grandfatiior. Crad- 
 
 dock, C. E. 
 Visit to Father Didon. Sec Alaupassant, 
 
 G. de. Monastery of Corbara 
 Visiting of .Mother Danbury. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Visits. James, H. 
 
 Vista in Central Park. .Matthews, J. B. 
 \'itagraphoscoiJe. Henry, O. 
 Vive Tempereur. Andrews, .M. R. S. 
 Vivian. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 Vizier of the two-horned Alexander. Stock- 
 ton, F. R. 
 Volsunga saga: the story of the Volsungs 
 
 and the Niblungs. Morris, W. 
 Voice. Deland, M. 
 Voice in the air. Barr, R. 
 Voice in the rice. Morris, G. 
 Voice in the wilderness. Hornung, E. W. 
 Voice in the world of pain. Jordan, E. G. 
 Voice of beauty. Fernald, C. B. 
 Voice of Gunbar. Hornung, E. W. 
 Voice of the city. Henry, O. 
 Voice of truth. Jordan, E. G. 
 Voltaire, Frangois Marie de Arouet, 1694- 
 1778 
 Atheist and the sage. Sec Voltaire, l\ M. 
 
 de A. Story of Johnny 
 Black and the white 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Good Brahmin 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Huron 
 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Jeannot and Colin 
 
 In Works v 3 
 
 Jessup, A., and Canby, H. S. Book 
 
 of the short story 
 Mabie, H. W.. and Strachey, L. 
 Little masterpieces of ticticm v 7 
 Man of forty crowns 
 
 /;; Works v 2 
 Micromcgas 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Princess of Babylon 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Story of Joiinny; or. The atheist and the 
 sage 
 In Works v 2 
 White bull 
 
 In Works v 2 
 W'orld as it goes 
 
 In Works v 3 
 Zadig 
 
 In Works v 2 
 
 I'atten, W. International short sto- 
 ries v 3 
 Voltairian of Siberia. Sec Kurn\vu\<n. V. G. 
 
 Sketclics of a Siberian t<jurist 
 Voluntary death. Coppee, F. 
 Von Kcmpelen and his discovery. Poc, E. A. 
 
 Verse, Mary Marvin Heaton (Mrs. Albert 
 White Verse) 
 
 .Annihilation of the conscience 
 
 In Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Awkward question 
 
 /;/ Harper 113: 68 
 Bear at home 
 
 In Harp B 43: 1071 
 Boat and the baby carriage 
 
 In Brcaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 
 In Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Atlan 96: 197 
 Breaking point 
 
 In Everybody's 29:363 
 Broken in 
 
 In Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Case of Frederick 
 
 /;; Harper 127: 786 
 Casting vote 
 
 /;/ Everybody's 14: 22 
 Chastening of Sally 
 
 In Everybody's 21:390 
 Cheap boat — cheapness of the boat 
 
 In Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Concerning tribal warfare 
 
 //; Cent 78:45 
 Conscience and the gondola 
 
 In Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Atlan 101:755 
 Cruise of the Quinze Mille Vierges 
 
 /;; Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Atlan 100: 229 
 Destroyer of homes 
 
 /;/ Atlan 104: 501 
 Disintegration of the conscience 
 
 /;; Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Disintegrator 
 
 In Harper 129: 232 
 Failing of the conscience 
 
 In Brcaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Further adventures of a yachtsman's wife. 
 Sec Vorse, M. H. Value of the usual 
 Grandmother 
 
 In Howells, W. D., and others. Whole 
 family ch 3 
 Grantham's limitations 
 
 In Scrib M 44: 521 
 Gregory learned 
 
 /;; Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Gregory learns. 
 
 In Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Guests 
 
 In Brcaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Heart of the house 
 
 /;; Everybody's 15:725 
 I buy the Tar Baby 
 
 /;; Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 In Bohemia 
 
 In Everybody's 16: 185 
 In the back water 
 
 In Applcton's M 8: 218 
 Inability to interfere 
 
 /;; McClure 31: 477 
 Jimmie and the honey-boar 
 
 /;/ Woman's H C 4": -^P P '4 
 Jimsie's afternoon off 
 
 /;/ Am M 68: 160 
 Joy of boats 
 
 In Breaking-in of a vachtsman's wife 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 335 
 
 "Learning" of Gregory 
 
 In Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Lesson of silence 
 
 III Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Long wait 
 
 In Everybody's 28:218 
 Lure of the Je I'Aimais 
 
 In Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Marianna overreaches 
 
 In Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Mrs. McClanahan, the Chinese laundry 
 and Beller 
 /;; jMcClure 30: 480 
 Modern love story 
 
 In Good H 56: 785 
 Mysterious anger of Mrs. Mayberry 
 
 /;/ Cur Lit 45: 697 
 Old clothes: a Jimmie Preston story 
 
 In Woman's H C 40: N p 6 
 Other doors 
 
 In Scrib M 39: 602 
 Quiet woman 
 
 In Atlan 99: 80 
 Shifted burden 
 
 In Everybody's 18: i8g 
 Silent wire 
 
 In Everybody's 15:264 
 Stan learns to sail 
 
 In Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Standardizing Jimmy 
 
 In Woman's H C 4o:Ja p 6 
 Staying out of Jimsie Bate 
 
 In Am M 66: 472 
 Teeth 
 
 In McClure 30:682 
 L^ndoing of man 
 
 In Everybody's 16:403 
 Value of the usual. [Further adventures 
 of a yachtsman's wife] 
 In Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Atlan 98: 240 
 Very little person 
 
 In Very little person 
 Warning of Isratil 
 
 /// Breaking in of a yachtsman's wife 
 Youngest son 
 In Harper 117: 679 
 Votary in motley. Tracy, V. 
 Vox. Wright. M. T. 
 
 Vox populi. Villiers "de L'Isle-Adam, J. M. 
 Voyage of the "America." Ward, E. S. P. 
 Voyage of the Cygnet. Masefield, J. 
 Voyage to the lower Amazon. Stockton, 
 
 F. R. 
 Vulgar fraction. Parker, G. 
 Vulgar little boy. Harte, B. 
 
 Wager. Edgeworth, ^l. 
 Wager. Mitford, M. R. 
 Wager island. Payn, J. 
 
 Wager of the Marquis de ]\Ierosailles. Haw- 
 kins, A. H. 
 Wages of sin. Spofford, H. P. 
 Wages of the snitch. Lewis, A. H. 
 Wagner matinee. Gather, W. S. 
 Wahsatch band of bandits. Warman. C. 
 Waif of the plains. Harte, B. 
 Wainright and the little gods. Cameron, M. 
 Waiter, a "Bock." Maupassant, G. de 
 Waiting. Matthews, J. B. 
 Waiting for the ferry. Gorky, M. 
 
 Waiting for the ship: a Fort Point idyl. 
 
 Harte, B. 
 Waiting hand. Deland, M. 
 V\'aiting supper. Hardy, T. 
 Waitress. Woolson, C. V. 
 Wakalona. Warman. C. 
 Wake. Maupassant, G. de 
 Wakefield. Hawthorne, N. 
 Waldo Trench regains his youth. Fuller, 
 
 H. B. 
 Walhalla. Davis, Rebecca II. 
 Walk in the light wiiilc there is light. Tol- 
 stoi, L. N. 
 Walk up the avenue. Davis, Richard H. 
 Walking" delegate. Kipling, R. 
 Walking woman. Austin, M. II. 
 Wall street wooing. Matthews, J. B. 
 Walled up door. Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 Walls of Jericho. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Walna. Phillpotts, E. 
 Walrus and the carpenter. Norris, K. 
 Walter Schnaff's adventure. Maupassant, 
 
 G. de 
 Walter's little mother. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Wan Lee, the pagan. Harte, B. 
 Wandering heir. Reade, C. 
 Wandering home. Le Gallienne, R. 
 Wandering Jew. Kipling, R. 
 Wandering Samaritan. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Wandering Willie's tale. Scott, W. 
 Wantawanda. W^arman, C. 
 Wanted— a chaperon. Ford, P. L. 
 Wanted: a chaperon. Harrison, C. C. 
 Wanted a matchmaker. Ford, P. L. 
 Wanted — a young person. Burnett, F. H. 
 War between saints. Verga, G. 
 War debt Jewett, S. O. 
 War diary of a Union woman in the south. 
 
 Cable, G. W. 
 War memories. Crane, S. 
 War-time Santa Claus. King, G. E. 
 War widow. Frederic. H. 
 Ward, Elizabeth Stuart (Phelps) (Mrs. 
 Herbert Dickinson Ward), 1844-1911 
 Andrew Kent's temptation 
 
 In Harper 31 : 42 
 Annie Laurie 
 
 /;; Fourteen to one 
 Harper 76: 122 
 Autobiography of Aureola 
 In Oath of allegiance 
 Cent 68: 109 
 Avery [His wife] 
 /;; Avery 
 
 ITarper 103: 518, 701, 895 
 Bell of St. Basil's 
 
 In Fourteen to one 
 Beyond the gates 
 
 /;; Beyond the gates 
 Brave deed 
 
 Iti Fourteen to one 
 Burglars in Paradise 
 
 In Old maids, and Burglars in Paradise 
 Calico 
 
 //; Men, women and ghosts 
 Chariot of fire 
 
 //; Chariot of fire 
 Oath of allegiance 
 Harper no: 777 
 
33^ 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Ward, Elizabeth Stuart — Coutiinicd. 
 Chici" operator 
 In Oath of allegiance 
 Harper 1 19: 300 
 Harp W 55: O 14 p 8 
 Christophorus 
 /;; Oath of allegiance 
 1 larpcr 1 18: 718 
 Cloth of gold 
 
 fit Scaled orders 
 Comrades 
 III Comrades 
 
 Harper 123: 308 
 Covered embers 
 
 /// Oath of allegiance 
 Harper 111:351 
 Day of my death 
 
 III Men, women and ghosts 
 Harper 37: 621 
 Dca ex machina 
 
 /;; Harper 108: 304 
 Doherty 
 
 III Sealed orders 
 Empty house 
 
 /;( Empty house 
 Eec 
 
 III Empty house 
 Cent 61 : 671 
 Fourteen to one 
 In Fourteen to one 
 Cent 41: 300 
 His father's heart 
 III Empty house 
 Harper 121: 377 
 His relict 
 
 In Fourteen to one 
 His soul to keep 
 /;; Oath of allegiance 
 Harper 117: 500 
 His wife. See Ward, E. S. P. Avery 
 In the Gray Goth 
 
 III Men, women and ghosts 
 Warner Library 
 Atlan 20: 559 
 Jack the fisherman 
 In Fourteen to one 
 Jack the fisherman 
 Jonathan and David 
 
 III Jonathan and David 
 Harper 109: 364a 
 Joy-giver 
 
 III Empty house 
 Harp R 38:25 
 Kentucky's ghost 
 
 /;; Men, women and ghosts 
 Atlan 22: 624 
 Lady of Shalott 
 
 In Sealed orders 
 Law and the gospel 
 
 In Fourteen to one 
 Little Tommy Tucker 
 
 In Men, women and ghosts 
 Long, long ago 
 
 In Scaled orders 
 Lost hero 
 
 fn Lost hero 
 Loveliness 
 /;; Loveliness 
 Atlan 84: 216 
 
 Madonna of the tubs 
 
 In I-"ourteen to one 
 
 Madonna of the tubs 
 Harper 72: 94 
 Married daughter 
 
 In llowells, W. D., and others Whole 
 familj' ch 8 
 Mary Elizabeth 
 
 /'/ Fourteen to one 
 Miss Mildred's friend 
 
 In Sealed orders 
 Harper 59:374 
 Xeblitt 
 
 In Sealed orders 
 Night-watches 
 
 Jn Men, women and ghosts 
 No news 
 
 /)/ Men, women and ghosts 
 Atlan 22: 257 
 Number 13 
 
 III Sealed orders 
 Oath of allegiance 
 
 In Oath of allegiance 
 Atlan 73: 465 
 Old maid's paradise 
 
 In Old maids, and Burglars in Paradise 
 Old Mother Goose 
 
 In Sealed orders 
 One of the elect 
 
 III Men, women and ghosts 
 Presence 
 
 III Empt}' house 
 
 Harp'B 44: Ja p 7 
 Rejected manuscript 
 
 In Empt}^ house 
 Harper 86:282 
 Reverend Malachi IMatthew 
 
 In Fourteen to one 
 Romance of the bill 
 
 III Empty house 
 Harp B 36: 1039 
 Running the risk 
 
 In Sealed orders 
 Sacrament 
 
 //; Oath of allegiance 
 Harper 112: 13 
 Sacred fire 
 
 In Oath of allegiance 
 Sacrifice of Antigon.e 
 
 /;( Fourteen to one 
 Saint Agatha's. Sec Ward, E. S. P. Sup- 
 ply at Saint Agatlia's 
 Saint Caligula 
 
 In Sealed orders 
 Sealed orders 
 
 In Sealed orders 
 Shut in 
 
 /;/ Fourteen to one 
 Since I died 
 
 //; Sealed orders 
 Sui)ply at Saint Agatha's 
 
 /;; Supply at Saint Agatha's 
 Cent 47:868 
 Sweet home 
 
 /;; Fourteen to one 
 Sweet home road 
 
 In Emi)ty house 
 
 Ilari) B 44: 153, 236 
 Tammy slianty 
 
 //' Oath of allegiance 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 337 
 
 Tenth of January 
 
 In Men, women and ghosts 
 Atlan 21 : 345 
 Tiny 
 
 In Tiny 
 Told in trust 
 
 In Harp B 2>i: My 5 p 9 
 Too late 
 
 /;; Eourteen to one 
 True story of Guenever 
 
 In Sealed orders 
 Twenty-four: four 
 1)1 Empty house 
 Harper 92: 264 
 Two hundred and two 
 
 /;; Sealed orders 
 Unemployed 
 
 In Oath of allegiance 
 
 Harper 113: 904 
 
 Voyage of the "America" 
 
 In Sealed orders 
 
 Scrib o s 12: 680 
 
 What was the matter? 
 
 In Men, women and ghosts 
 Within the gates 
 /;; Within the gates 
 
 McClure 17:35, 142, 236 
 Woman's pulpit 
 
 In Sealed orders 
 Wrecked in port 
 
 /;; Sealed orders 
 Zerviah Hope 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 8 
 Ward, Herbert Dickinson, 1861- 
 Cast of the net 
 /;; White crown 
 Harper 87:437 
 Colonel Odminton. A sequel to A repub- 
 lic without a president 
 /// Republic without a president 
 Dr. Cox's discovery 
 
 /;; Cosmopol 34: 297 
 Equation of a failure 
 
 In White crown 
 Greatest man in the country 
 
 /;; Chaut 22: 557 
 Lost city 
 
 1)1 Republic without a president 
 Missing interpreter 
 In White crown 
 Atlan 6g: 87 
 Only an incident 
 
 /;; White crown 
 Republic without a president 
 
 In Republic without a president 
 Rider 
 
 In Cosmopol 35:573 
 Romance of a mortgage 
 
 In Republic without a president 
 Romance of the faith 
 Tn White crown 
 Cent 47:528 
 Scud 
 
 In Republic without a president 
 Semaphore 
 
 1)1 White crown 
 Scrib M 14: 760 
 Tangent of a crime 
 
 In Atlan 95: 328 
 Terrible evening 
 /;; Republic without a president 
 
 Value of a cipher 
 
 1)1 Wliitc crown 
 White crown 
 
 1)1 White crown 
 Cent 44: 595 
 Ward Xo. 6. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Ward of Colonel Starbottle. II arte, B. 
 Ward of the Golden Gate, llarle, Li. 
 Wardrobe. Maupassant, G. dc 
 Waring's peril. King, C. 
 Warlock o' Glenwarlock. Macdonald, G. 
 Warman, Cy, 1855- 
 Ar' ye woth it? 
 In Short rails 
 Belle of Athabasca 
 /;( Last spike 
 
 Weiga of Temagami 
 Bishop of Price 
 
 /;; Frontier stories 
 Black fliers 
 
 In Short rails 
 Brakeman and the squaw 
 
 In Frontier stories 
 Catching a runaway engine 
 /;; Express messenger 
 McClure 6: 589 
 Chasing the white mail 
 
 In Last spike 
 Chekko and Uncle Ben 
 In Weiga of Temagami 
 Canad M 13: 548 
 Columbine of Cripple Creek 
 
 In Frontier stories 
 Conquest of Alaska 
 
 1)1 Last spike 
 Couple of captains 
 In Frontier stories 
 McClure 11: 55i 
 Cowboy's funeral 
 
 //; Frontier stories 
 Cross of the cree 
 
 In Weiga of Ternagami 
 Cure's Christmas gift 
 
 In Last spike 
 Death run 
 
 In Tales of an engineer 
 McClure 3:248 
 Engineer's white hair 
 
 1)1 Short rails 
 Express messenger 
 
 In Express messenger 
 Fanny and the fireman 
 In Short rails 
 
 Weiga of Temagami 
 Fidelity of a dog 
 
 In Lippinc 71 : 361 
 Fighting manager; a story of the St. 
 Louis railroad strike 
 //; Short rails 
 
 McClure 13: 475 
 First train over the bridge 
 
 /;/ Short rails 
 Ghost train illusion 
 
 In Express messenger 
 Great wreck on the Pere Marquette 
 
 In Last spike 
 Half-breeds 
 
 In Frontier stories 
 Heathen 
 In Weiga of Temagami 
 
338 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Warman, Cy— Continued. 
 Iloskaninni 
 
 In Frontier stories 
 How God made Temagami 
 
 /;; W'eiga of Temagami 
 In the Black canon 
 
 III Last spike 
 In the hospital 
 
 In Frontier stories 
 "Injun fin' um paper-talk" 
 
 /;/ Frontier stories 
 Iron liorse and the trolley 
 
 /;; Last spike 
 Jack Farle\''s Hying switch 
 
 /;/ Short rails 
 Lippinc 66: 454 
 Jack Ramsey's reason 
 
 fii Last spike 
 Last spike 
 
 /;/ Last spike 
 Little bird and the blacksmith 
 
 /;/ W'eiga of Temagami 
 Little Cayuse 
 
 In Frontier stories 
 Locomotive as a war chariot 
 
 /;/ Express messenger 
 McClure 9: 597 
 Locomotive that lost herself 
 
 III Express messenger 
 Eng Illust 15:433 
 McClure 7: 89 
 Milwaukee run 
 
 III Last spike 
 Mysterious message 
 
 III Express messenger 
 ]\Iysterious signal 
 
 In Last spike 
 New ticket agent 
 
 In Short rails 
 Number three 
 
 In Last spike 
 On the black-list 
 
 /;; Short rails 
 On the limited 
 
 III Last spike 
 
 Canad M 26: 63 
 Opening of the Alpine tunnel 
 
 In Short rails 
 Oppressing the oppressor 
 
 In Last spike 
 
 Lippinc 67: 731 
 Out on the road 
 
 In Short rails 
 Passing of McTvor 
 
 /;; Short rails 
 
 McClure 11:484 
 Path finding in the Northwest 
 
 /;/ Last spike 
 Perpendicular railroad 
 
 /;; Short rails 
 Ind 52:2156 
 Persecution of a pup 
 
 In Lippinc 70: 486 
 Quiet day at Creedc 
 
 fn h'rontier stories 
 Railroading in France 
 
 //; Short rails 
 Railway emergency 
 
 In Short rails 
 Railway mail clerk 
 
 In Express messenger 
 
 Roumanian romance 
 
 III Short rails 
 Running switch 
 In Short rails 
 Sabo 
 
 In VVeiga of Temagami 
 Scalp for a scalp 
 
 III Frontier stories 
 Scraptomania 
 
 In Express messenger 
 Seductive six-shooter 
 In Frontier stories 
 Slaying the wild bull 
 In Frontier stories 
 Sorrow of a settler 
 /;/ Lippinc 71 : 698 
 Story of an Englishman 
 
 In Last spike 
 Story of engine 107 
 
 /// Express messenger 
 Stuff that stands 
 
 //; Last spike 
 
 Sympathy strike 
 
 III Short rails 
 
 Tale of two dogs 
 
 /;; Canad M 25: 113 
 Through Seymour narrows 
 
 III Ind 52:^382 
 Tickaboo 
 
 /;; F"rontier stories 
 Valley tan 
 
 In Frontier stories 
 Wahsatch band of bandits 
 
 /// Frontier stories 
 W'akalona 
 
 /;; Express messenger 
 Wantawanda 
 
 III Frontier stories 
 Weiga of Temagami 
 
 //; Weiga of Temagami 
 Lippinc 76: 467 
 Welcome of the wild 
 
 III Weiga of Temagami 
 White mail 
 
 /;/ White mail 
 Wild night at Wood river 
 
 In Express messenger 
 Wildwood limited 
 
 In Lippinc 76: 722 
 Wreck at Roubidcau 
 III Short rails 
 Warner, Anne. See French. Anne Warner 
 Warning. Bacon, J. D. 
 Warning. Craddock, C. E. 
 Warning for lovers. Ford, P. L. 
 Warning note. Maupassant, G. dc 
 W^arning of Israhl. \'orsc, M. II. 
 Was it a dream? Maupassant, G. de 
 Was it a good bear? Thanet. O. 
 Was it a watch? Rarrie, J. M. 
 Was it Heaven? or Hell? Clemens, S. L. 
 Washer of the ford. Sharp, W. 
 Washerwoman's war. Lewis, A. H. 
 Washerwomen of night. Souvestrc, E. 
 Waste not, want not. F.dgeworth, M. 
 W\-isted day. Davis. Richard II. 
 Wat Pringlc o' the yair. Hogg. J. 
 Watanna, Onoto, pseud. (Babcock, W. E. 
 CMrs. Winnifred Eaton Babcock) (Mrs. 
 Bertrand Babcock) 1870- 
 Fligiit of llyacintli 
 /;; Cur Lit 35: 437 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 339 
 
 Honorable Miss Moonlight 
 
 In Honorable Miss Moonlight 
 Love of Azalea 
 
 In Love of Azalea 
 
 Bookman 19:583; 20:65, i6i 
 Loves of Sakura Jiro 
 
 In Cent 65:755 
 Miss Lily and Miss Chrysanthemum 
 
 //( Ladies" H J 20: Ag p 11 
 Two converts 
 
 In Harper 103: 585 
 Unexpected grandchild 
 
 In Lippinc 84: 684 
 Wrench of chance 
 
 In Harp W 50: 1494. 1505, 1531 
 Watch. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Watchdog. See Maupassant, G. de. Pierrot 
 Watch-dogs. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Watcher by the dead. Bierce, A. 
 Watches of the night. Kipling, R. 
 Watching the rise of Orion. Parker, G. 
 Watchmaker. Hogg, J. 
 Watchmaker's wife. Stockton, F. R. 
 Watchman. Foote, M. H. 
 Water-devil. Stockton, F. R. 
 Water ghost of Harrowly Hall. Bangs, J. K. 
 Water-lilies. See Alcott, L. M. Pansies 
 
 and water-lilies 
 Water-logged town in Holland. Smith, 
 
 F. H. 
 Water pavilion. Gautier, T. 
 Water talk. Hale, E. E. 
 Watcrmead affair. Barr, R. 
 Waterworks. Bland, E. N. 
 Waters of death. Erckmann, E., and Chat- 
 
 rian, A. 
 Waters of oblivion. Mitchell, S, W. 
 Watson, Rev. John (Ian MacLaren, pseud.) 
 I 850- I 907 
 Afterwards 
 In Afterwards 
 McClure 4: 472 
 Baillie's double 
 
 In Cosmopol 31 : 153 
 Bull-dog 
 
 In Young barbarians 
 Collector's inconsistency 
 
 In Afterwards 
 Count 
 
 In Young barbarians 
 Cunning speech of Drumtochty 
 
 In Beside the bonnie brier bush 
 Disgrace of Mr. Byles 
 In Young barbarians 
 Dr. Davidson's last Christmas. See Wat- 
 son, J. How Dr. Davidson kept his 
 last Christmas 
 Doctor of the old school 
 
 In Beside the bonnie brier bush 
 
 Stories by English authors, Scot- 
 land 
 McClure 4: 266 
 Domestic difference 
 
 In St. Jude's 
 Domsie 
 
 In Beside the bonnie brier bush 
 Drumsheugh's love story 
 In Days of auld lang syne 
 Bookman 2:27, 108 
 
 Eiu'odias and .Syntyche 
 
 //; St. Jude's 
 Evangelist 
 
 In Afterwards 
 l-'aithful steward 
 
 In St. Jude's 
 T'^amous victory 
 
 //( Young barbarians 
 l-'alher Jinks 
 
 /// Afterwards 
 For conscience sake 
 
 In Days of auld lang syne 
 Good news from a far country 
 
 In Days of auld lang sync 
 Government official 
 
 In Afterwards 
 Her marriage day 
 
 In St. Jude's 
 Highland mystic 
 
 In Beside the bonnie brier bush 
 His crowning day 
 
 //; Our neighbors 
 His majesty Baby 
 
 In Our neighbors 
 His mother's sermon 
 
 In Beside the bonnie brier bush 
 His private capacity 
 
 In Young barbarians 
 How Dr. Davidson kept his last Christ- 
 mas at Drumtochty 
 
 //; Afterwards 
 McClure 8: 114 
 Impossible man 
 
 In Afterwards 
 Irregular Christian 
 
 //iSt. Jude's 
 Jamie 
 
 In Days of auld lang syne 
 Harper 91: 559 
 Jasmine court and a higher ranger 
 
 In Cent 62: 60 
 Last sacrifice 
 
 /;; Afterwards 
 Local inquisition 
 
 In St. Jude's 
 Manifest judgment 
 
 In Days of auld lang syne 
 Master of deceit 
 
 In Blackw 158: 2,2,?, 
 Liv Age 207: 84 
 McClure 5:470 
 Milton's conversion 
 
 In Days of auld lang syne 
 Minister of St. Bede's 
 
 In Afterwards 
 Modest scholar 
 
 In Our neighbors 
 Nathaneal 
 
 In St. Jude's 
 Nestie 
 
 In Young barbarians 
 News of a famous victory 
 
 In Our neighbors 
 Oor lang hame 
 
 In Days of auld lang syne 
 Passing of Domsie 
 
 In Afterwards 
 Past redemption 
 
 In Days of auld lang syne 
 McClure 5:333 
 
340 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Watson, John — Coiifiiiucd. 
 Power of tlic child 
 
 III St. Jucle's 
 Probationer 
 
 I)t Afterwards 
 Receiving moderators 
 III Our neighbors 
 Cornhill 87:80 
 Residuary 
 
 /;; Our neighbors 
 Right hand of Samuel Dodson 
 
 In Afterwards 
 Righteous overmuch 
 In Afterwards 
 St. Jude's 
 Ruler in Israel 
 /;; St. Jude's 
 Saved by faith 
 
 In Afterwards 
 Scot indeed 
 
 III Our neighbors 
 Servant lass 
 
 /;; Days of auld lang syne 
 Soldier of tlic Lord 
 
 /;; St. jude's 
 Speug 
 
 /;; Young barbarians 
 Transformation of Lachlan Campbell 
 
 III Beside the bonnie brier bush 
 Triumph in diplomacy • 
 In Days of auld lang syne 
 Warner librar)^ 
 Vision of the soul 
 
 In Our neighbors 
 Wise woman 
 
 /;; l-5eside the bonnie lirier bush 
 With unleavened bread 
 /;; Our neighbors 
 Way back. Moore, G. 
 'Way down in Lonesome cove. Craddock, 
 
 C. E. 
 'Way down in Poor Valley. Craddock, 
 
 C. E. 
 Way it came. James, H. 
 Way it was. Hibbard, G. A. 
 Way of a woman. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Way of an election. Thanet, O. 
 Way of love. Dunbar, P. L. 
 Way of peace. P>rown, A. 
 Way that he took. Kipling, R. 
 Way to peace. Deland. M. 
 Way to the wedding. Cameron, M. 
 Way to wealth. Maupassant, G. de 
 Way wonderful. Remington, E. 
 Wayfarer. Duncan, N. 
 Wayfarer. Sharp, W. 
 
 Wayfaring couple. Ereeman, M. E. W. 
 Ways of the citv: a story of the days to 
 
 come. Wells, II. G. 
 Wayside comedy. Kipling, R. 
 Wayside episode. Davis, Rebecca H. 
 Weak imitation. Merrick, L. 
 Weaker vessel. Gerould. K. V. 
 Weaker vessel. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Wealth and riches. Stuart, R. M. 
 Weaver who became a leech (Arabic) 
 
 /;; Hawthorne, j. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, Oriental 
 W^eavcr's son. Gibbon, I'. 
 Web of circumstance. Chc^nutt, C. W. 
 
 Webster, Albert, jr. 
 
 Miss JCunice's glove 
 
 hi Baldwin, C. S. American short sto- 
 ries 
 Stories by American authors v 6 
 Atlan ^^2: 92 
 Operation in monej- 
 
 III Stories by American authors v i 
 Weddin' present. Stuart, R. -M. 
 Wedding at Capri. Heyse. P. J. L. 
 Wedding chest. Paget, V. 
 Wedding gift. Maupassant, G. de 
 Wedding gown. Moore, G. 
 Wedding knell. Hawthorne, X. 
 Wedding march. Lagerlof, S. 
 Wedding night. Maupassant, G. de 
 Wedding of the Lady of Lovell. Silber- 
 
 rad, U. L. 
 Wedding present problem. Erench, A. W. 
 W'^edding-ring. Van Dyke, 11. 
 Wedding slippers. Mitford, M. R. 
 Wedding suit. Sec Page, T. X. John's 
 
 wedding suit 
 Wee Willie Winkie. Kipling, R. 
 W^eeds. Stuart, R. M. 
 
 Wegstaffes give a party. Huneker, J. G. 
 Weiga of Temagami. Warman, C. 
 Weir of Hermiston. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Weland's sword. Kipling, R. 
 Welcome of the wild. Warman, C. 
 Well. Jacobs, W. W. 
 Well of Pen-Morfa. Gaskell, E. C. 
 Well won; or, I'>om the plains to "The 
 
 Point." King, C. 
 Well-woven evidence. Thedan, D. 
 Welldean Hall. See Hogg, J. Country 
 
 dreams and apparitions 
 Wells, Herbert George, 1866- 
 /l^pyornis Island 
 /;; Country of the blind 
 Thirty strange stories 
 Apple 
 
 /;; Thirty strange stories 
 Argonauts of the air 
 
 /;( Thirty strange stories 
 Pieautiful suit 
 
 III Country of the blind 
 Catastrophe 
 
 III Thirty strange stories 
 Cone 
 
 /;; Country of the blind 
 Door in the wall 
 Thirty strange stories 
 Country of the blind 
 
 /;; Country of the blind 
 Door in the wall 
 Crystal egg .,,,., 
 In Country ol the lilnui 
 'I'ales of space and time 
 New R 16: 556 
 Cure for love 
 
 /// (,'ure for love 
 
 i'.ill Mall M iS: iSo 
 Deal in ostriches 
 
 /;) Thirty strange stories 
 Diamond maker 
 
 /;; Door in the wall 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 341 
 
 Door in the wall 
 
 /;( Country of the blind 
 Door in the wall 
 Everybody's 15: 328 
 Dream of Armageddon 
 III Country of the blind 
 Door in the wall 
 Twelve stories 
 Empire of the ants 
 
 III Country of the blind 
 I-"ilmcr 
 
 //; Twelve stories 
 Flowering of the strange orchid 
 
 In Country of the blind 
 In the abyss 
 
 In Thirty strange stories 
 In the Avu observatory 
 III Country of the blind 
 Thirty strange stories 
 In the modern vein 
 
 In Thirty strange stories 
 Jilting of Jane 
 
 In Country of the blind 
 Thirty strange stories 
 Jimmie Goggles the god 
 In Country of the blind 
 Twelve stories 
 Cosmopol 26: 105 
 Lord of the dynamos 
 In Country of the blind 
 Door in the wall 
 Thirty strange stories 
 Lost inheritance 
 
 In Thirty strange stories 
 Loyalty of Esau Common 
 
 In Contemp 81 : 281 
 jNIagic shop 
 
 /;; Country of the blind 
 Twelve stories 
 Man who could work miracles 
 In Tales of space and time 
 Canad M 11:348 
 Mari terrible 
 
 /;; Thirty strange stories 
 Miss Winchelsea's heart 
 /;; Country of the blind 
 Twelve stories 
 Mr. Brisher's treasure 
 III Twelve stories 
 Strand 17:469 
 Mr. Ledbetter's vacation 
 
 /;.' Twelve stories 
 Mr. Skelmersdale in Fairyland 
 In Twelve stories 
 
 Moonlight fable 
 In Door in the 
 
 'all 
 
 Collier's 43: Ap 10 p 13 
 Moth 
 
 In Country of the bhnd 
 New accelerator 
 
 /;/ Twelve stories 
 Obliterated man 
 
 //( Country of the blind 
 Plattncr story 
 
 /;; Country of the blmd 
 Thirty strange stories 
 New R 14: 349 
 Pollock and the Porrah 
 In Thirty strange stories 
 
 i'urple 1 'ileus 
 /;/ Country of the blind 
 Thirty strange stories 
 Rajah's treasure 
 
 Jn Thirty strange stories 
 Reconciliation 
 
 In Thirty strange stories 
 Red room 
 
 In Country of the blind 
 Thirty strange stories 
 Remarkable case of Davidson's eyes 
 
 In Country of the blind 
 Sad story of a dramatic critic 
 
 In Thirty strange stories 
 Sea-raiders 
 
 In Country of the blind 
 Thirty strange stories 
 Slip under the microscope 
 In Country of the blind 
 Thirty strange stories 
 Star 
 
 /;; Door in the wall 
 
 Tales of space and time 
 Stolen bacillus 
 
 In Country of the blind 
 Thirty strange stories 
 Stolen body 
 
 In Twelve stories 
 Story of Davidson's eyes 
 
 In Thirty strange stories 
 Story of the days to come. Sec Wells. 
 
 H. G. Ways of the city 
 Story of the inexperienced ghost 
 
 //; Twelve stories 
 Story of the late Mr. Elvesham 
 In Country of the blintl 
 Thirty strange stories 
 Idler 9: 487 
 Story of the stone age 
 
 In Tales of space and time 
 Strange orchid 
 
 /// Thirty strange stories 
 Time machine 
 
 /;/ Time machine 
 New R 12:98 
 Treasure in the forest 
 In Country of the blind 
 Thirty strange stories 
 Triumphs of a taxidermist 
 
 /;/ Thirty strange stories 
 Truth about Pyecraft 
 
 In Twelve stories 
 Under the knife 
 
 /;/ Country of the blind 
 Thirty strange stories 
 Eclectic M 126: 605 
 New R 14: I 
 Valley of spiders 
 
 III Twelve stories 
 Ways of the city; a story of days to come 
 /// Tales of space and time 
 Pall Mall M 18:491 
 Werewolf. Field, E. 
 Wesendonck. Gerould, K. F. 
 Wessex folk. Sec Hardy, T. Few crusted 
 
 characters 
 West Point regulation. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 West Point start. Loomis. C. B. 
 Western Ginevra. Hale. E. E. 
 Western islands. Masefield, J. 
 Wet day at an Irish inn. Mitchell, D. G. 
 
342 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Weyman, Stanley John, 1S55- 
 Aluiiii the Garonne 
 
 /;; When love calls 
 Archdeacon Holdcn"s tribulation 
 
 /;/ ]''or the cause 
 Hah 
 /;; Laid up in lavender 
 Eng- llust i: 700 
 Liv Age 162: 669 
 Blore manor episode 
 
 III King's stratagem 
 Body-birds of court 
 //; King's stratagem 
 Laid up in lavender 
 Eng Illust 3: 148 
 Cat and the king 
 
 /;; iMcClure 5: 438 
 Colonel's boy 
 
 //; Laid up in lavender 
 Deanery ball 
 
 1)1 Eor the cause 
 Cornhill 48: 44 
 Drift of fate 
 
 hi King's stratagem 
 Family portraits 
 
 III Laid up in lavender 
 Eng Illust 5:730 • 
 Farming the taxes 
 
 III McClure 5: 269 
 Fatal letter 
 
 III King's stratagem 
 For the cause , 
 
 /;; For the cause 
 Eng Illust 7: 588 
 Fowl in the pot 
 /// Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, English-Scotch 
 Gerald 
 
 In Laid up in lavender 
 Eng Illust 4: 418 
 Good man's dilemma 
 
 III Laid up in lavender 
 In Cupid's toils 
 
 In King's stratagem 
 In the name of the law 
 
 In McClure i : no 
 Invisible portraits 
 
 In When love calls 
 Joanna's bracelet 
 
 In Laid up in lavender 
 King Pepin and Sweet Clive 
 fn For the cause 
 
 Laid up in lavender 
 Cornhill 48: 97 
 King's stratagem 
 
 In King's stratagem 
 Lady Betty's indiscretion 
 /;/ Laid U]) in laxender 
 Little wizard 
 
 III Little wizard 
 
 1 .eisnre In lUr 4-' : -M . 170 
 Lost ciidier 
 
 /// I'.ng Illust 12: no 5. 57 
 McClure 5: 349 
 Man of Monceau 
 
 /// McChn-e 5: 1 13 
 Open shutter 
 
 /;/ ICng Jllust 13: T,~ 
 Other Englishman 
 
 In Laid up in lavender 
 
 Perilous ammn- 
 
 In Stories by English authors, France 
 I'rofessor and the harpy 
 In For the cause 
 Cornliill 49: 113 
 Snowball 
 
 //; Snowball 
 Story of a courtship 
 
 //; Eng Illust i : 171 
 Strange invitation 
 
 In When love calls 
 Surgeon's guest 
 
 In Laid up in lavender 
 La Touissant 
 
 In McClure 4: 353 
 Vicar's secret 
 
 /;; Laid up in lavender 
 When love calls. 1. Her story. II. His 
 story 
 In When love calls 
 Whale tooth. London, J. 
 Wharton, Mrs. Edith Newbold (Jones) 
 1862- 
 Afterward 
 
 /;; Tales of men and ghosts 
 Cent 79:321 
 Angel at the grave 
 In Crucial instances 
 Scrib M 29: 158 
 Best man 
 
 /;; Hermit and the wild woman 
 Blonde beast 
 
 In Tales of men and ghosts 
 Scrib M 48: 291 
 Bolted door 
 
 In Tales of men and ghosts 
 Scrib M 45:288 
 Choice 
 
 In Cent 77 ■-32 
 Confessional 
 
 In Crucial instances 
 "Copy"; a dialogue 
 In Crucial instances 
 Scrib M 27:657 
 Outlook 87:440 
 Coward 
 
 In Greater inclination 
 Cup of cold water 
 
 In Greater inclination 
 Daunt Diana 
 
 /;; Tales of men and ghosts 
 Scrib M 46: 35 
 Debt 
 
 //( Tales of men and ghosts 
 Scrib M 46: 165 
 Descent of man 
 In Descent of man 
 Scrib M 35: 313 
 Dilletante 
 
 /'; Descent of man 
 I larper 108: 139 
 Duchess at prayer 
 In Crucial instances 
 Scrib M 28: 150 
 Ethan Frome 
 /;/ i'"than I'rome 
 
 Scrib M 50: 151, 317. 431 
 Expiation 
 /;; Descent of man 
 Cosmopol 30 : 209 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 343 
 
 Ei'es 
 
 /// Tales of men and ghosts 
 Scrib i\I 47: 671 
 Full circle 
 
 /// Tales of men and ghosts 
 Scrib RI 46: 408 
 Hermit and the wild woman 
 In Hermit and tlie wild woman 
 Scrib M 39: 145 
 His father's son 
 
 In Tales of men and ghosts 
 Scrib J\I 45 : 657 
 House of the dead hand 
 
 In Atlan 04: 145 
 In trust 
 
 /;; Hermit and tlic wild woman 
 Booklover's M 7: 432 
 Journey 
 
 /// Greater inclination 
 Lady's maid's bell 
 In Descent of man 
 Scrib AI 3-': 549 
 Lamp of Psvche 
 
 In Scrib M 18:418 
 Last asset 
 
 In Hermit and the wild woman 
 Scrib M 36: 150 
 Legend 
 /;; Tales of men and ghosts 
 Scrib M 47:278 
 Letters 
 In Tales of men and ghosts 
 Cent 80: 48s, 641, 812 
 Line of least resistance 
 
 In Lippinc 66: 559 
 Long run 
 
 In Atlan 109: 145 
 Madame de Treymes 
 
 In Madame de Treymes 
 Scrib M 40: 167 
 Midsummer week's dream 
 
 In Scrib M ^2: 212 
 Mission of Jane 
 In Descent of man 
 Harper 106: 63 
 Mrs. Manstey's view 
 In Stories of New York (Stories from 
 Scribner) 
 Scrib AI 10: 117 
 Moving finger 
 
 In Crucial instances 
 Harper 102: 627 
 Muse's tragedy 
 //; Greater inclination 
 Scrib M 25:77 
 Other two 
 
 In Descent of man 
 Pelican 
 
 //( Greater inclination 
 Scrib M 24: 620 
 Portrait 
 
 In Greater inclination 
 Pot-boiler 
 
 In Hermit and tlie wild woman 
 Scrib M 36: 696 
 Pretext 
 
 In Hermit and the wild woman 
 Scrib M 44: 173 
 Quicksand 
 
 In Descent of man 
 Harper 105: 13 
 
 Rec-kuning 
 
 //' Descent of man 
 Harper 105:342 
 Recovery 
 
 /// Crucial instances 
 i iarpcr 102: 468 
 Rembrandt 
 
 /" Crucial instances 
 Cosmopol 29: 421; 
 Sanctuary 
 In Sanctuary 
 
 Scrib M 34:148, 280, 439, 570 
 Souls belated 
 
 /'; Greater inclination 
 Touchstone 
 In Touchstone 
 . Scrib M 27:354. 483 
 J numph of might 
 
 In Scrib M 56: 149 
 Twilight of the God 
 
 In Greater inclination 
 Venetian night's entertainment 
 In Descent of man 
 Scrib M 34: 640 
 Verdict 
 
 In Hermit and the wild woman 
 Scrib M 43:689 
 Xingu 
 
 /" Scrib M 50: 684 
 Wharton, Francis Willing 
 Wrong door 
 In Howells, W. I)., and Alden, H. M. 
 Quaint courtships 
 Wharton, Thomas, 1859- 1896 
 Bobbo 
 
 In Warner liljrary 
 )yhat dreams may come. Jordan. E G 
 What happened after Alary AlcArthur cut 
 
 her finger. Crockett, S. R. 
 What happened at Miss Alinchin's. See Bur- 
 nett, F. H. Sarah Crewe 
 What happened at the Fonda. Flarte B 
 What happened to Alanna. Norris K 
 What has become of Lord Camelford's 
 
 body? Reade. C. 
 ^Vhat I found in the sea. Stockton F R 
 What IS truth? Loomis, C. B. 
 What it comes to. Kipling R 
 What makes people to live. See Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. What men live by 
 What may happen along a road. Bierce \ 
 What men live by. Tostoi, L. N 
 What might have been. Hawkins, A H 
 What Airs. Fortescue did. Bunner, H. C. 
 What one man can do. Thanet, O 
 What really happened. Smith, A. C 
 What she wore. Ferber, E. 
 What the bells saw and said. Alcott, L. M 
 What the donkey did. Andrews. AI. R S 
 What the girls did. Alcott. L. M. 
 What the old graduate learned. Williams, 
 
 W'liat the shepherd saw. Hardy, T. 
 
 What the tree-swallow sang in the buck- 
 thorn tree. Strindberg, J. A. 
 
 What was expected of Miss Constantine. 
 Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 What was his motive? Harraden, B. 
 
 What was it? O'Brien. F. 
 
 \\'hat was the matter? Ward, E. S. P. 
 
344 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 What was ihe niatlcr with Andrew? Sec 
 
 Maupassant, G. dc. I'our Antlrcw 
 What 3-ou want. Henry, O. 
 What youth can do. Fuller, 11. P.. 
 Wheel of love. Hawkins, A. H. 
 Wheel of time. James, H. 
 When a man's widowed. Kelly, M. 
 When Brother Rabbit was kin^. Harris, 
 
 J- t"- 
 \\ hen ciuirchyards yawn. Jordan, J".. G. 
 When farther ran for niaycr. Pratt, L. 
 When father brought home the lamp. Bro- 
 
 fcldt, J. 
 When girl meets girl. McCutcheon, G. B. 
 When God laughs. London, J. 
 "When half-gods go. the gods arive." Haw- 
 thorne, J. 
 When his majesty yielded the stage. Tracy, 
 
 V. 
 When I am king. Harland, H. 
 When Janet comes marching home. PVencli, 
 
 A. W. 
 When Jess went a fiddlin'. Harris, J. C. 
 When little Alordecai was at the liar. Page, 
 
 T. N. 
 When love calls. Wells, PI. G. 
 When love is kind. Cutting, M. S. 
 When Alyles Maguire melted. Mac. M anus, S. 
 When Nora bought the piano. Hibbard, 
 
 G. A. 
 When Pierrot was young. Dumas, A. 
 When Pippa passed. Bacon, J. D. 
 When she was thirty. Moulton, L. C. 
 When the bayou overflows. Dunbar, A. 
 When the clouds fell down. Ralph, J. 
 When the Colonel was a duellist. Page, 
 
 T. N. 
 When the door opened. Grand, S. 
 When the flowers fade. Goeringer, I. 
 When girls come to Princeton. Williams. 
 
 J. L. 
 When the sap rose. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 When the ship comes home. Bcsant, W., 
 
 and Rice, J. 
 When the stage was stopped. Lewis, A. IT. 
 When the swallows homeward fly. Parker, 
 
 G. 
 When tlic turtle turned loose. Cameron, M. 
 When the waters were up at "lules." 
 
 Harte, B. 
 When tile world was yonng. London, J. 
 Wlien town and country meet. Singmaster, 
 
 When Tutt first saw Tucsun. Lewis, .\. H. 
 When was Wednesdav tlie tenth? Sec 
 
 Allen, G. Cruise of the Albatross 
 When we let our pilot go. Grenfell, W. T. 
 When Whiskey P.ill died. Lewis A. H. 
 When woman proi)oses. French, A. W. 
 Whence and whither. Stuart, R. M. 
 Where -Avon into Severn flows, h'rederic, 
 
 H. 
 Where I-'ancy was bred. Wister, O. 
 Where ignorance is bliss. Barr, R. 
 Where ignorance is bliss. Deland, M. 
 Where ignorance was bliss. Davis, C. 1'. 
 Where it was. Wister, (). 
 Where love is. there God is :ilsi). Tolstoi, 
 
 L. N. 
 Where pennyroyal grew. Jewett. S. O. 
 Where Sarah Jane's doll went. I'reeman, 
 
 M. E. W. 
 
 Where the car turns at i8th. Ferbcr, E. 
 Where the Christmas-tree grew. Freeman, 
 
 M. E. W. 
 Where the harrycanc comes from. Harris, 
 
 J. c. 
 
 \\ licre the laljorers are few. Deland, M. 
 Wliere the thunder lives. Harris, J. C. 
 Where the trail forks. London, J. 
 Where tliere is nothing there is God. Yeats, 
 
 W. B. 
 Wlierc thieves break in. Bacon, J. D. 
 Wherein Mac dilates on the human side of 
 "His worship, the chief justice," and his 
 fellow dogs. Smith, I-". H. 
 Wherein the gentle art of dining is vari- 
 ously described. Smith, ¥. H. 
 Where's Duncan. Harris, J. C. 
 Where's Nora. Jewett, S. O. 
 Whiblev's snirit. Jerome, J. K. 
 Wliicli? Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Which shall it be? Hawkins, A. H. 
 \\ liich was the murderer? Barr, R. 
 While the auto waits. Henry, O. 
 While the automobile ran down. Loomis, 
 
 C. B. 
 While the evil days come not. White, 
 
 W. A. 
 Wliile the lam]) holds out to iHirn. Parker, 
 
 G. 
 Whims of Captain I\IcCarthy. Plarris, J. C. 
 Whipping of Uncle Henry. Harben, W. N. 
 Whirligig of life. Henry, O. 
 Whisper in the dark. Alcott, L. ^l. 
 Whisperer. Parker, G. 
 Whispers about women. INIerrick, L. 
 Whistling Dick's Christmas stocking. 
 
 Henry, O. , 
 
 Whistling of Zoetiijuc. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Whitaker, Herman, 1867- 
 Stitt condition 
 
 //; liowclls, W. D., and Aldcn, H. M. 
 Quaint courtships 
 White, Eliza Orne, 1856- 
 Bismarck dinner 
 
 III Browning courtship 
 Borrowed sister 
 
 /;; Borrowed sister 
 Brothers in fur 
 
 /;; Brothers in fur 
 Browning Courtship 
 /// P)rowning courtshij) 
 .\tlan 62: 00 
 Commonplace Carrie 
 /// I'.rowning courtship 
 New ICng Al 4:785 
 Ednah and her brothers 
 
 /;/ lulnah and her bothers 
 I'^nchanted mountain 
 
 /;; luichanted mountain 
 l'"aitliful failure 
 
 /;; Browning courtship 
 .\tlan 75:61.? 
 I'atted calf _ 
 
 /;; Browning courtship 
 1 lammerton type-writer 
 
 /// P.rowning courtship 
 Little change 
 
 In At Ian 86: 8 U' 
 Queen of clubs 
 
 //; Browning courtship 
 Allan 73:653 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 345 
 
 Two authors 
 
 In Browning courtship 
 White, Stewart Edward, 1873- 
 Billy's tenderfoot 
 
 III Blazed trail stories 
 McClure 18: 546 
 Buried treasure 
 
 In McClure 27: 115 
 Fifth way 
 
 In Blazed trail stories 
 Foreman 
 
 In Blazed trail stories 
 McClure 21: 391 
 Girl in red 
 
 In Blazed trail stories 
 Lippinc 65:313 
 Girl who got rattled 
 In Blazed trail stories 
 Cent 62: 464 
 Hole in the cap 
 
 In Am M 68: 315 
 Life of the winds of heaven 
 In Blazed trail stories 
 McClure 19:31? 
 Little girl 
 
 In Am M 67 : 245 
 Magic forest; a modern fairy story 
 
 In JNIagic forest 
 Marshes 
 
 In Am ]M 67: 554 
 Prospector 
 
 /;; Blazed trail stories 
 Race 
 
 /;/ Blazed trail stories 
 Lippinc 66: 773 
 River-boss 
 
 In Blazed trail stories 
 McClure 19:417 
 Riverman 
 
 In Blazed trail stories 
 McClure 20: 575 
 Saving grace 
 
 In Blazed trail stories 
 McClure 13:398 
 Scaler 
 
 In Blazed trail stories 
 McClure 20:462 
 Two cartridges 
 
 In Blazed trail stories 
 Two-handed game 
 
 In Harper 107: 811 
 Until the last shot 
 /;; Am M 67: 107 
 White. William Allen, 1868- 
 Chief clerk's Christmas 
 
 In Real issue 
 Fraud of men 
 
 In Real issue 
 Herb called Hearts-ease 
 
 In Court of Boyville 
 Home-coming of Colonel Flucks 
 In Real issue 
 
 McClure 8: 326 
 James Sears: a naughty person 
 
 In Court of Boyville 
 Kansas stories 
 In Real issue 
 
 McClure 8:321 
 King of Boyville 
 In Real issue 
 
 McClure 8:321 
 
 Man on horseback 
 
 In Stratagem and spoils 
 Scrib M 26: 538 
 Martyrdom of "Mealy Jones" 
 In Court of Boyville 
 McClure 9: 968 
 Mercy of death 
 
 In Stratagems and spoils 
 Scrib M_ 27: 237 
 Miss Morgan's victory 
 
 In Idler 20: 45 
 Most lamentable comedy 
 
 /;/ Stratagems and spoils 
 Much pomp and several circumstances 
 
 In Court of Boyville 
 Nocturne 
 
 In Real issue 
 Prodigal daughter 
 
 /;; Real issue 
 Reading of the riddle 
 
 /// Real issue 
 Real issue 
 
 //; Real issue 
 Recent confederate victory 
 In Court of Boyville 
 McClure 9: 701 
 Record on the blotter 
 
 In Real issue 
 Regeneration of Colonel Hucks 
 
 /// Real issue 
 Story of a grave 
 
 In Real issue 
 Story of Aqua Pura 
 
 In Real issue 
 Story of the Highlands 
 
 In Real issue 
 That's for remembrance 
 
 /;/ Real issue 
 Triumph's evidence 
 
 In Stratagems and spoils 
 Scrib M 30: 463 
 Undertaker's trust 
 
 In Real issue 
 Victory for the people 
 In Stratagems and spoils 
 Scrib M 25: 717 
 While the evil days come not 
 In Court of Boyville 
 • McClure 11: 344 
 White and yellow. London, J. 
 White-barked pine. Austin. M. H. 
 White birch tree. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 White birds of Sandakkan. Gray, D. 
 White blackbird. See Musset, A. de Story 
 
 of a white blackbird 
 White blackbird. Perry. B. 
 White blot; the story of a picture. Van 
 
 Dyke, H. 
 White brick. See Burnett. F. H. Behind 
 
 the white brick 
 White bull. Voltaire. F. M. de A. 
 White butterfly. Selgas, J. 
 White cat. Jacobs, W. W. 
 White cat (adapted). Scudder. H. E. 
 White Christopher. Slosson. A. T. 
 White chrysanthemums. Moulton, L. C. 
 White cockatoo. Austin, M. fl. 
 White counterpane. Dunbar, P. L. 
 White cowl. Allen, J. L. 
 White crown. Ward. H. D. 
 White elephant. Reade, C. 
 
346 
 
 IKDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 White feather. Aldrich, T. B. 
 
 White feather. Deland, 'SI. 
 
 White heron. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 White hour. Austin, M. H. 
 
 White islander. Catherwood, M. II. 
 
 White lad3\ Maupassant, G. de 
 
 White lady. Turgcnev, I. S. 
 
 White light of publicity. Davis, C. B. 
 
 White mail. Warman, C. 
 
 White man's way. London, J. 
 
 White muscats' of Alexandria. Morris, G. 
 
 \\'hite old maid. Hawthorne, N. 
 
 White pagoda. Sedgwick, A. D. 
 
 White penitent. Janvier, T. A. 
 
 White pigeon. Edgeworth, M. 
 
 White rose road. Jewett, S. O. 
 
 White satin and home-spun. Trask, K. N. 
 
 White seal. Kipling, R. 
 
 White shadow. Chambers, R. W. 
 
 White silence. London, J. 
 
 White sleep of Aubcr llurn. Rici, R. 
 
 White swan. Sec Parker, G. Going of the 
 white swan 
 
 White weaver. Parker, G. 
 
 White wings to the raven. Peml)ertoii, \l. 
 
 White wolf. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 "Whither thou goest." Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 Whitsun Harp, regulator. Thanet, O. 
 
 W'hittington and his cat (adapted). Ja- 
 cobs, J. 
 
 Who aims a star. Overton, G. 
 
 Who can tell? See ^Maupassant, G. de. Who 
 knows? 
 
 Who crosses Storm mountain? Craddock, 
 C. E. 
 
 Who is she? French, A. W. 
 
 Who is Sylvia? Kelly, M. 
 
 Who killed Cock Robin? Cameron, M. 
 
 Who killed the otter's babies? Skeat, W. W\ 
 
 Who knows? Maupassant, G. de 
 
 "Who lauglis last." Cameron, M. 
 
 Who stand for the gods? Dunbar P. L. 
 
 Who was my quiet friend? Harte, B. 
 
 Who was she? Taylor, B. 
 
 Whom the gods destroyed. Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Whose fault? Sienkiewicz, H. 
 
 Whose wife was she? Jackson, II. II. 
 
 Why Abbylonia surrendered. Thanet, O. 
 
 Why Brother Bear has no tail. Plarris, J. C. 
 
 Why Brother Bull growls and grumbles. 
 Harris, J. C. 
 
 Why Brother I*"ox's legs are black. Harris, 
 
 J. c. 
 
 Why Brother Wolf didn't eat the little rab- 
 bits. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Why he loved her. Maartens, M. 
 
 Why I am not editing "The Stinger." 
 Bierce, A. 
 
 Why I am still a lawyer. Bikclas, D. 
 
 Why men don't marry. Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Why Mignon went to market. Smith. F. H. 
 
 Why Mr. Billy Goat's tail is short. Harris, 
 
 J. c. 
 
 Why Mr. Cricket has elbows on his legs. 
 
 Harris. J. C. 
 Why Mr. Dog is tame. Harris, J. C. 
 Why Mr. Dog runs Brother Rabbit. Harris. 
 
 J. C. 
 Why Mr. Possuni has no bair on his tail. 
 
 Harris, J. C. 
 Why Mr. Possum loves peace. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Why the alligator's back is rough. Harris, 
 J. C. 
 
 Why the bear is a wrestler. Harris, J. C. 
 
 Why the bishop left Rye Beach. Adams, 
 O. F. 
 
 Why the cat always falls upon her feet. 
 Holbrook, F. 
 
 Why the confederacy failed. Harris, J. C. 
 
 \\ hy the delegate walked. Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Why the evergreen trees never lose their 
 leaves. Holbrook, F. 
 
 Why the guinea fowls are speckled. Har- 
 ris, J. C. 
 
 Wh}' the guineas stay awake. Harris, J. C. 
 
 \\'hy the hawk catches chickens. Harris, 
 
 J. c. 
 
 \\ hy the little Frenchman wears his hand 
 in a sling. Poe, E. A. 
 
 \\'hy the moon's face is smuttv. Harris, 
 J. C. . ^ 
 
 Why the negro is black. Harris. J. C. 
 
 \\hv the pope lived to be so old. Lager- 
 l.if, S. 
 
 \\'hy the sea is salt. Dasent, G. W. 
 
 Why the turkey buzzard is bald-headed. 
 Harris, J. C. 
 
 Whv there is a man in the moon. Hol- 
 brook, F. 
 
 Why Thomas was discharged. Arnold, G. 
 
 Wicked "Celestine." Connolly, J. B. 
 
 Wicked voice. Paget, V. 
 
 Wicked woman. London, J. 
 
 AVick's Waterloo. Morrison, A. 
 
 Widder Johnsing. Stuart, R. M. 
 
 Widder Mint. Keats, G. 
 
 Widdcrshins. Quiller-Coucli, A. T. 
 
 Widow. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Witlow and her son. Irving, W. 
 
 Widow Callahan's Christmas dinner. Loomis, 
 C. B. 
 
 Widow of Jansen. See Parker, G. Little 
 widow of Jansen 
 
 Widow of Piper's Point. Hornung. F.. W. 
 
 Widow of the Santa Ana Valley. Harte, B. 
 
 \Vidow Wat's courtship. Hogg, J. 
 
 ^\'idower Turmore. Bierce, A. 
 
 Widow's bandbox. Stowe, H. B. 
 
 Widow's cruise. Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Widow's dog. :Mitford, M. R. 
 
 Widow's mite. Kirk, E. O. 
 
 \Vidow's ordeal: or, A judicial trial by com- 
 liat. Irving, \\'. 
 
 Wife. Cutting. M. S. 
 
 Wife and mistress. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Wife of a hero. Jordan. E. G. 
 
 \Vife of a king. London. T. 
 
 Wife of Chino. Norris. F. 
 
 ^\'ife of his youth. Chesnutt, C. W. 
 
 \Y\ie of Lochmabeh. See Hogg. J. Coun- 
 try dreams and apparitions 
 
 Wife of the candidate. Jordan, F. G. 
 
 Wife of the governor. Andrews. M. R. S. 
 
 \\'ife's confession. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Wife's love. Harrison, C. C. 
 
 Wiggin, Kate Douglas (Smith) (Mrs. George 
 C. Riggs) 1S57- 
 .\biah the bravo and the lair h.nimajane 
 III Now chronicles of Rebecca 
 Scrib M 41:304 
 Abnor Simpson's new leaf 
 
 /;/ New chronicles of Rebecca 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 347 
 
 Birds' Christmas carol 
 
 In Birds' Christmas carol 
 Cathedral courtship 
 In Cathedral courtship 
 Atlan 6: 6io 
 Daughters of Zion 
 III New chronicles of Rebecca 
 Scrib M 40: 406 
 Debut of Patricia 
 /;; Atlan 85: 599 
 Diary of a goose-girl 
 In Diary of a goose-girl 
 
 Scrib M 29: 515, 728; 30:93 
 Difference in hearts 
 In Flag-raising 
 
 Rebecca of Sunnybrook farm 
 Eventful trip of the Midnight Cry 
 
 In Village watch-tower 
 Finding a home (from Timothy's quest) 
 
 /;; Finding a home 
 Fore-room rug 
 /;; Village watch-tower 
 Atlan 73: 316 
 Green isle 
 
 In New chronicles of Rebecca 
 Scrib M 41 : 37 
 Half-a-dozen housekeepers 
 
 In Half-a-dozen housekeepers 
 Huldah the prophetess 
 
 In Harper 92: 115 
 Jack o' lantern 
 
 /;; New chronicles of Rebecca 
 Scrib M 40: 129 
 Little prophet 
 
 /;; New chronicles of Rebecca 
 Marm Lisa 
 In Marm Lisa , 
 
 Atlan 78: 207, 452, 619 
 Nooning tree 
 
 //; Village watch-tower 
 Atlan 73: 770 
 Old Peabody pew 
 /;; Old Peabody pew 
 
 Ladies' H J 23: D p 7; Ja p 11 
 Patsy. See Wiggin, K. D. Story of Patsy 
 Penelope in Venice 
 
 In Cent 77: 742 
 Philippa's nervous prostration 
 
 In Scrib M_ 39: 144 _ 
 Rebecca's point of view 
 /;; Flag-raising 
 
 New chronicles of Rebecca 
 Rebecca's reminiscences 
 
 In New chronicles of Rebecca 
 Rebecca's thought book 
 
 In New chronicles of Rebecca 
 Scrib M 40: 525 
 Rose o' the river 
 /;/ Rose o' the river 
 
 Cent 69:643, 843; 70: 119 
 Saving of the colors 
 In Flag-raising 
 
 New chronicles of Rebecca 
 State o' Maine girl 
 In Flag-raising 
 
 New chronicles of Rebecca 
 Scrib M 40: 641 
 Story of Patsy 
 
 In Story of Patsy 
 Tom o' the blueb'rj^ plains 
 In Village watch-tower 
 
 Tragedy in millinery 
 
 /// X'ew chronicles of Rebecca 
 'i'wo little runaways Cfrom Timothy's 
 (luest) 
 Children's hour 10: 44 
 Village Stradivarius 
 Jn Village watch-tower 
 Atlan 75:61, 205 
 Village watch-tower 
 In Village watch-tower 
 Atlan 69:375 
 Wisdom's ways 
 //; Flag-raising 
 Wild goose. Moore, G. 
 Wild night at Wood river. Warman, C. 
 Wild pansies. Morris, G. 
 Wild waters. Osbourne, L. 
 Wilde, Oscaf Fingall O'Flahertie Wills, 
 1 856- 1 900 
 Birthday of the Infanta 
 /// Works (Sunflower) v 3 
 W^ritings (University) v i 
 Fairy tales 
 Happy prince 
 Canterville ghost 
 
 In Works (Sunflower) v 4 
 Writings (University) v 3 
 Devoted friend 
 
 In Works (Sunflower) v 3 
 Writings (University) v r 
 Fairy tales 
 Fisherman and his soul 
 /;/ Works (Sunflower) v 3 
 Writings (University) v i 
 Fairy tales 
 Happy prince 
 Flappy prince 
 
 In Works (Sunflower) v 3 
 Writings (Uruiversity) v i 
 Fairy tales 
 Happy prince 
 House of pomegranates 
 /;; Works (Sunflower) v 3 
 Writings (LTniversity) v i 
 Fairy tales 
 Happy prince 
 Lord Arthur Savile's crime 
 In. Works (Sunflower) v 4 
 Writings (University) v 3 
 Model millionaire 
 
 //( Works (Sunflower) v 4 
 Writings (University) v 3 
 Nightingale and the rose 
 In Works (Sunflower) v 3 
 Writings (University) v i 
 Fairy tales 
 Happy prince 
 Portrait of Mr. W. H. 
 
 //; Works (Sunflower) v 4 
 Writings (University) v 3 
 F.lectic M 113:236 
 Remarkable rocket 
 //; Works (Sunflower) v 3 
 Writings (LTniversity) v i 
 Fairy tales 
 Selfish giant 
 
 /// W'orks (Sunflower) v 3 
 Writings (University) v r 
 Fairy tales 
 Happy prince 
 
348 
 
 IxXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Wilde, Oscar -Continued. 
 Sphinx without a secret 
 In Works (Sunflower) v 4 
 Writings (University) v 3 
 Star-child 
 In Works (Sunflower) v 3 
 Writings (University) v i 
 Fairy tales 
 Happy prince 
 Young king 
 /" Works (Sunflower) v 3 
 Writings (University) v i 
 Fairy tales 
 Happy prince 
 Wilderness station. Pcattie, E. \V. 
 Wildwood limited. Warman, C. 
 Wiles of the wooer. Kelly, M. 
 Wilfred and his grandmptlicr. I-'rench, A. W. 
 Wilful murder. Hornung. E. W. 
 Wilhclmina. Woolson. C. F. 
 Wilkins. Bangs T. K. 
 Will. Edgeworth. M. 
 Will. Maupassant, G. de 
 Will. IMitford. M. R. 
 Will and a way. Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 Will o' the mill. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Will of old Chogne. Bazin, R. 
 William. Jewctt. S. O. 
 William and Hannah. Mitford, M. R. 
 W'illiam Bacon's hired man. Garland, H. 
 "William Foster." Plichens, R. S. 
 William Henry at school. Harris, J. C. 
 William of Wykeham's workman. Harra- 
 
 den, B. 
 William the conqueror. Kipling, R. 
 William Wilson. Poe. E. A. 
 Williams, Jesse Lynch, 1871- 
 
 Adantages of a college education 
 
 In Girl and the game 
 At the corner of Lover's lane 
 
 /;/ Girl and the game 
 Burglar and the lady 
 /;; Scrib Al 34: i73 
 Carroll's family party 
 /;; Scril) AI 45: 570 
 Carroll's formal garden 
 
 In Scrib M 46:753 
 Carroll's fortune 
 
 /;; Scrib M 4^:339 
 Carroll's millionaire tenant 
 
 In Scrib M 45: 712 
 City editor's conscience 
 In Stolen story 
 Scrib M 25: 440 
 College and the circus 
 In Girl and the game 
 College men 
 
 In Princeton stories 
 Cub reporter and the king of Spain 
 In Stolen story 
 Scrib M 25: 277 
 Fixing that freshman 
 In Princeton stories 
 I'rcdcric Carroll, monogamist 
 
 In Scril) M 45: 416 
 Girl and the game 
 In Girl and the game 
 Harper 98: 78 
 Girl from the machine 
 In Scrib M 40: .467 
 
 Great secretary-of-state interview 
 
 In Stolen story 
 Scrib M 24: 540 
 Harvest 
 
 /;; Scrib M 31: 57 
 Hazing of Valliant 
 
 In Princeton stories 
 Hero worship 
 
 In Princeton stories 
 Leg pull 
 
 1)1 Girl and the game 
 Little tutor 
 
 /;; Princeton stories 
 Madness of Poler Stacy 
 
 In Princeton stories 
 Man in the window 
 
 In Girl and the game 
 Man that led the class 
 
 1)1 Princeton stories 
 ]\lrs. H. Harrison Wells's shoes 
 
 In Stolen story 
 Scrib M 24:688 
 New reporter 
 
 In Stolen stor}' 
 Scrib M 23: 572 
 Old reporter 
 
 /» Stolen story 
 Reddy Armstrong's reformation 
 
 In Girl and the game 
 Responsibility of Lawrence 
 
 In Princeton stories 
 Scrub quarter-back 
 
 /)( Princeton stories 
 Stolen story 
 
 /;; Stolen story 
 Scrib M 22: 232 
 Talks with a kid brother 
 
 In Girl and the game 
 What the old graduate learned 
 
 /;; Girl and the game 
 When girls come to Princeton 
 
 In Princeton stories 
 \Vinning of the cane 
 
 In Princeton stories 
 William's wedding. Jewett, S. O. 
 Willing muse. Gather, W. S. 
 Willis, Nathaniel Parker, 1806- 1867 
 Bandit of Austria 
 
 In Romance of travel 
 Beauty and the beast 
 
 /;; Johnson, R. Little classics v 4 
 Inlet of peach blossoms 
 
 /;( Baldwin, C. S. American short sto- 
 ries 
 Lady Ravclgold 
 
 1)1 Romance of travel 
 Mr. and Mrs. Follett; or. More than I bar- 
 gained for 
 
 In Godey 24: 55 
 More than I bargained for. Sec Willis, 
 
 N. P. Mr. and Mrs. Follett 
 Oonder hoofdcn, or, The undercliff 
 
 In Romance of travel 
 Paletto's bride 
 
 /;; Romance of travel 
 Pasquali, the tailor of Venice 
 
 In Romance of travel 
 Picker and pilcr 
 
 /;/ Romance of travel 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 349 
 
 Two buckets in a well 
 
 In Stories by American authors v 4 
 
 Underclifif. See Parker, X. P. Oondcr 
 hoofden 
 
 Violanta Cesarina 
 
 In Romance of travel 
 Willow taper. Bazin, R. 
 Willow-ware. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Wilson, John, 1785-1854 
 
 Snow-storm 
 
 In Johnson, R. Little classics v 7 
 Win or lose. See Sienkicwicz, H. On a 
 
 single card 
 Wind flower. Bacon, J. D. 
 Wind in the grass. Wright, M. O. 
 Wind in the rose-bush. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Windigio. Catherwood, M. H. 
 Window. Maupassant, G. de. 
 Window in Thrums. Barrie, W. 
 Wine of violence. Gerould, K. F. 
 Winged blackmail. London. J. 
 Winged coronet. French, A. W. 
 Winged hats. Kipling, R. 
 Wingham case. Norris, W. E. 
 Winglebury duel. Dickens, C. 
 Wings. Cutting, M. S. 
 Winning lady. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Winning of Elizabeth Fothergill. Sillierrad, 
 
 U. L. 
 Winning of the biscuit-shooter. Wister, O. 
 Winning of the cane. Williams, J. L. 
 Winning of the saucy Paoli. Lewis, A. H. 
 Winter city favorite. Davis, C. B. 
 Winter courtship. Jewett, S. O. 
 Winter morning. Benson, E. F. 
 Winter of their discontent. French, A. W. 
 Winters and the Palmleys. Hardy, T. 
 Winter's courting. Brown, A. 
 Winthrop, Theodore, 1828-1861 
 
 Love and skates 
 
 lu Johnson, R. Little classics v 6 
 Atlan 9: 70, 223 
 Winwood's luck. Harrison, C. C. 
 Wireless. Kipling, R. 
 Wireless message. Bierce, A. 
 Wireless night at Hai-Po bay. Connolly, 
 
 J. B. 
 Wireless tragedy. Seav^^ell, M. E. 
 Wisdom of dark Pathrick. MacManus, S. 
 Wisdom of the king. Yeats, W. B. 
 Wisdom of the trail. London. J. 
 Wisdom's ways. Wiggin, K. D. 
 Wise bird and the foolish bird. Harris, J. C. 
 Wise little fool. Stetson, G. E. C. 
 W^ise man's sack. Mitchell, S. W. 
 Wise men. Crane, S. 
 Wise men's well. Lagerlof, S. 
 Wise woman. Watson, J. 
 Wise woman of Walna. Phillpotts, E. 
 Wise women of Inverness. Black, W. 
 Wister, Owen, 1860- 
 Balaam antl Pedro 
 
 In Harper 88: 203 
 Destiny at Drybone 
 In Lin McLean 
 Harper 96: 60 
 Drake who had means of his own 
 In Members of the family 
 
 Extra dry 
 
 In Members of the family 
 Game and the nation 
 In Harper 100: 884 
 General's bluff 
 
 In Red men and white 
 Harper 89: 508 
 Gift horse 
 
 In Members of the family 
 Grandmother Stark 
 /// Harper 95: 63 
 Hank's woman 
 
 In Jimmyjohn boss 
 Happy-teeth 
 
 In Members of the family 
 How doth the Simple Spelling Bee 
 
 In How doth the Simple Spelling Bee 
 How Lin McLean went East 
 In Lin McLean 
 Harper 86: 135 
 In a state of sin 
 
 In Harper 104:453 
 In the after-days 
 In Lin McLean 
 In the back 
 
 In Members of the family 
 Jimmyjohn boss 
 
 //; Jimmyjohn boss 
 Journey in search of Christmas 
 In Journey in search of Christmas 
 Lin McLean 
 Keystone crime 
 
 In Everybody's 17:435 
 Kinsman of Red Cloud' 
 
 /n Jimmyjohn boss 
 Lin McLean's honeymoon 
 /;; Lin McLean 
 Harper 90: 283 
 Little Big Horn medicine 
 In Red men and Avhite 
 Mother 
 
 In Mother [This story appeared origi- 
 nally in A House Party, by nine 
 authors. It has been slightly al- 
 tered.] 
 Napoleon Shave-Tail 
 In Jimmyjohn boss 
 Padre Ignazio 
 In Padre Ignazio 
 Jimmyjohn boss 
 Harper 100: 692 
 Patronage of High Bear 
 
 In Cosmopol 30: 250 
 Philosophy 4 
 
 In Philosophy 4 
 Lippinc 68:193 
 Pilgrim on the Gila 
 In Red men and white 
 Harper 91 : Sj^j 
 Promiscd land 
 
 /;; Timmyjohn boss 
 Harper 88:781 
 Salvation gap 
 
 In Red men and white 
 Harper 89: 673 
 Second Missouri compromise 
 In Red men and Avhite 
 Harper 90: 534 
 Separ's vigilante 
 In Lin llcLean 
 Harper 94: 517 
 
350 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Wister, Ovf^n— Continued. 
 Serenade at Siskiyou 
 In Red men and white 
 Cosmopol 4: 272, 
 Sharon's choice 
 
 In Jinimj'john boss 
 Specimen Jones 
 In Red men and white 
 Harper 89: 204 
 Spit-cat creek 
 
 /;; Members of the family 
 Timlicnane 
 
 /)( Members of the family 
 Tinaja Bonita 
 
 In Red men and white 
 Harper 90:859 
 Twenty minutes for refreshments 
 /;( Jimmyjohn boss 
 Harper 100: 235 
 Until sundown 
 
 In Cur Lit 33: 182 
 Where Fancy was bred 
 
 In Harper 92: 574 
 Where it was 
 
 /;/ Members of the family 
 Winning of the biscuit-shooter 
 In Lin INIcLean 
 Harper 88:5^ 
 With the coin of her life 
 In Cent 78: 161 
 Wit of Porportuk. London, J. 
 Witch. Phillpotts, E. 
 Witch of Harpswell. Bates, A. 
 Witch of the Corso. Heyse, P. J. L. 
 Witch of the well. Harris. J. C. 
 Witchcraft of Chuma. Silberrad, U. L. 
 Witches' loaves. Henry, O. 
 ^^'itches of Traquair. Hogg, J. 
 Witch's daughter. Freeman, M. E. W'. 
 ^^'itch's gold. Garland, H. 
 With a detailed account of a dangerous foot- 
 pad. Smith, F. H. 
 With a difference. Bland, E. N. 
 With a dissertation on round pegs and 
 
 square holes. Smith, F. H. 
 With an E. Bland, E. N. 
 With any amazement — dialogue. Kipling, R. 
 With bell, book and candle. Phillpotts, E. 
 With especial reference to a girl in a 
 
 steamer chair. Smith, F. H. 
 With intent to defraud. Merrick, L. 
 With scrip and staff. Peattic. E. W. 
 With s])ecial reference to a certain colony 
 
 of penguins. Smith, F. H. 
 With that measure of love. Duncan, X. 
 With the Apache's complinients. Lewis, 
 
 A. H. 
 With the buccaneers. Pylc II. 
 With the coin of her life. Wister, O. 
 With the entrees. Harte. B. 
 With the eyes shut. Bellamy, F.. 
 With the main guard. Ki])ling, R. 
 With the night mail. Kipling, R. 
 "With the three hundred thousand francs 
 which Girardin ])romiscd me!" Daudet A. 
 With unleavened bread. Watson, J. 
 Withered arm. Hardy, T. 
 Withered hand (Turkish) 
 
 /'/ Hawthorne, J. Library mystcrv and 
 detective stories. Oriental 
 \\illurcd leaves. Kielland, A. L. 
 
 Withering of a rose. Corelli, M. 
 
 Witherle's freedom. Comer, C. A. 
 
 W'ithin an ace of the end of the world. 
 
 Barr. R. 
 \\'ithin the eye of honor. Hibbard, G. A. 
 \yithin the gates. Ward, E. S. P. 
 \\'ithout a lawyer. Morris, G. 
 W'ithout a title. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Without benefit of clergy Kipling, R. 
 Without introduction. Miller, A. D. 
 Without the wedding garment 
 
 III Hawthorne. J. Library mystery and 
 detective stories, English-Irish 
 W'ithout visible means. Morrison, A. 
 Witnesses. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Wives of the dead. Hawthorne, X. 
 Wizard's touch. Brown, A. 
 Woe. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Woe unto the pitcher. Moulton, L. C. 
 Wogs. Mitchell, S. W. 
 W-olf. Maupassant, G. de 
 Wolf. Turgenev, L S. 
 Wolf at Susan's door. French, A. \\'. 
 Wolf-leader. Dumas, A. 
 Wolf of Cismon. Pemberton, M. 
 Wolf that wanted a doctor. Mitcliell, S. W. 
 Wolf! Wolf! Chambers, R. W. 
 Wolfert Webber: or. Golden dreams. Ir- 
 ving, W. 
 Wolfe's cove. Catherwood. M. H. 
 Wolf's head. Craddock, C' E. 
 Wolf's widow. Bazin R. 
 Wolfville: Boanerges. Lewis, A. H. 
 Wolfville Daily Coyote. Lewis, A. H. 
 Wolfville foundling. Lewis, A. H. 
 Wolfville: Jimjam Wallis, liar. Lewis, A. H. 
 Wolfville: Marihuana. Lewis, A. H. 
 A\'o]fville-Red Dog I-'ourth of July. Lewis, 
 
 A. H. 
 Wolfville Thanksgiving. Lewis. A. H. 
 Wolfville: the troubles of old Bender. 
 
 Lewis, A. H. 
 Wolfville: those differences between Tult 
 
 and Texas Thom]xson. Lewis, A. H. 
 Wolfvillc's first funeral. Lewis, A. H. 
 Wolverdcn tower. Allen. G. 
 Woman. Galsworthy. J. 
 Woman and her bonds. Lefevre. I"".. 
 Woman and the cat. Prevost. E. M. 
 Woman and the law. Cameron, M. 
 Woman at the cross-ways. Shar]), W. 
 W'oman at the h^ightecn-milc. Austin, M. II. 
 Wonian-l)cater. Zangwill, I. 
 Woman-hater. Zola, l-^ 
 Woman in armor. Catherwood, M. \\. 
 Woman in i>()ssession. Le Gallienne. R. 
 Woman in tiie alcove, (ireen, .\. K. 
 \\'oman in the case. .V,-<' JMitrollc. I. Motor 
 
 boat 
 Woman in the case, 'i'rain. A. C. 
 Woman in thi- morgue. Parker. G. 
 Woman of tlie Saeter. Jerome J. K. 
 Woman suffra<-;\' at St. C;illiarine's. Jordan. 
 
 !•:. G. 
 
 W.mian who loved Chopin. Huneker. J. G. 
 
 Woman wlio understood. 'I'iianet. O. 
 
 Woman who wished to die. .Merrick. L. 
 
 Woman whom God loved. Brown, A. 
 
 Woman witli liic net. Sharp, W. 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 351 
 
 Woman's auxiliary ol" the Oakdale luinl. 
 
 Gray, D. 
 Woman's charity. Bourgct. V. 
 Woman's exchange of Simpkinsvillc. Sluart, 
 
 R. M. 
 Woman's hand. Allen, G. 
 Woman's pulpit. Ward E. S. P. 
 Woman's victory. Maartens M. 
 Woman's way. Smith, F. H. 
 Woman's whims. Saintine, J. X. B. 
 Woman's wiles. Maupassant, G. de 
 Women. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Women. [Monologue]. Stuart, K. M. 
 Wonderful adventures of Gutefundus. Stock- 
 ton, F. R. 
 Wonderful ash tree. Stockton, F. R. 
 Wonderful Christmas gift. Coppee, V. 
 Wonderful glass. Erckmann, E., and Ciiat- 
 
 rian. A. 
 Wonderful history of Mr. Robert Dalyell. 
 
 Oliphant, M. W. 
 Wonderful history of Peter Schlemihl, the 
 man who lost his shadow. Sec Chamisso, 
 A. von. Peter Schlemihl 
 Wonderful stone (Chinese) 
 
 III Hawthorne, J. Lilirary mystery and 
 detective stories. Oriental 
 Wonderful story of Terry MacGowan. Ma:- 
 Manus, S. . 
 
 Wonderful tar-baby story. Harris, J. C. 
 Wonderful wheel. Earle, M. T. 
 Wondersmith. O'Brien, F. J. 
 Wood, J. S. 
 
 Puritan ingenue 
 
 /// Stories of New York (Stories from 
 Scribner) 
 Wood cutter. Mitford M. R. 
 Wood-cutting expedition. Tolstoi, L. N. 
 Wood-felling. See Tolstoi. L. N. Wood- 
 cutting expedition 
 Wood-Hi-e and its friends. Smith, V. H. 
 Wood-ladies. Gibbon, P. 
 Wood-magic. Van Dyke, H. 
 Woodcocks. Maupassant, G. de 
 Wooden shoes. Maupassant, G. de 
 Woodman's story of the Great White Chief. 
 
 Parker, G. 
 Woog and the weeze. Harris. J. C. 
 Wooing of Fan Tod. Peattie, E. W. 
 Wooing of Miss Woppit. Field, E. 
 Wool-gatherer. Hogg, J. 
 Woolson, Constance Fenimore, 1848- 1894 
 At the chateau of Corinne 
 /;/ Dorothy 
 
 Harper 75: 778 
 Black point 
 
 /// Harper S9: 84 
 "Bro" 
 
 /« Rodman tlie keeper 
 Castle nowhere 
 
 In Castle nowhere 
 Christmas party 
 In Front yard 
 Harper 86: 40 
 Dorothy 
 In Dorothy 
 
 Harper 84: 551 
 Felipa 
 
 /;,' Rodman the keeper 
 Lippinc 17: 702 
 
 i*"lorentine experiment 
 fu Dorothy 
 
 Atlan 46: 502 
 I'ront yard 
 //; Front yard 
 Harper 78: i ig 
 In the cotton country 
 
 hi Rodman the keeper 
 In Venice 
 
 III h>ont yard 
 Jeannctte 
 
 /// Castle nowhere 
 Scriii o s g: 2^^2 
 King David 
 In Rodman the keeper 
 Scrib o s 15: 781 
 Lady of Little Fishing 
 /// Castle nowhere 
 Atlan 34: 293 
 Misery landing 
 
 III Castle nowhere 
 ^iiss Elizabetha 
 /// Rodman the keeper 
 Appleton I 3: ^27 
 Miss Grief 
 /// Stories by American authors v 4 
 Lippinc 25: 574 
 Neptune's shore 
 /;; Front yard 
 Harper 77: 763 
 Old agency 
 
 /'/ Castle nowhere 
 Old Gardiston 
 
 /;/ Rodman the keeper 
 Harper 52: 662 
 Peter the parson 
 
 In Castle nowhere 
 Pink villa 
 /;/ Front yard 
 Harper 77-^37 
 Rodman the keeper 
 /// Rodman the keeper 
 Atlan 39: 261 
 St. Clair flats 
 
 /'; Castle nowhere 
 Sister St. Luke 
 
 //; Rodman the keeper 
 Galaxy 23: 489 
 Solomon 
 
 //; Atlan 32: 413 
 South devil 
 
 /;/ Rodman the keeper 
 Atlan 45: 173 
 Street of the Hyacinth 
 
 /;/ Front yard 
 Transplanted boy 
 In Dorothy 
 
 Harper 88:425 
 Up in the Blue Ridge 
 /'; Rodman the keeper 
 Appleton 20: 104 
 Waitress 
 
 In Dorothy 
 Wilhelmina 
 
 /" Castle nowhere 
 Atlan 35:44 
 Woon gate. Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 Words never to be forgotten. Heyse, P 
 
 J. L. 
 Words of love. Maupassant G. dc 
 
352 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Work. (Icatli and sickness. Sec Tolstoi, 
 
 L. X. LalKHir. death and disease 
 Worker in stone. Parker, G. 
 Workers. Galsworthjs J. 
 World and the door. Henry O. 
 World as it goes. Voltaire, F. M. <lc A. 
 World without — dialogue. Kipling. R. 
 Worldly Miss Revelle. Overton, G. 
 Worldly woman. Paget, V. 
 Worm that God prepared. Craigic, P. .M. T. 
 Worrosquoyacke. Harrison, C. C. 
 Worshipper of the image. Le Gallicnnc, R. 
 Worst man in the troop. King, C. 
 Would Dick do that? Hihbard, G. A. 
 Wrath of the Zuyder Zee. Janvier, T. A. 
 Wreck. Maupassant, G. de 
 Wreck at Roubidcau. W'arman, C. 
 Wreck of the Golden Mary. Dickens C. 
 Wreck of the 'Grosvenor.' Payn, J. 
 Wreck of the 'Juno.' Payn, J. 
 W'reck of the "Semilante." Daudet, A. 
 Wreck of the Visigoth. Kipling, R. 
 Wreck of the Will-o'-the-wisp. Duncan. X. 
 Wrecked in port. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Wrecker. Connolly, J. B. 
 Wrench of chance. Watanna, O. 
 Wresslcv of the foreign office. Kipling, R. 
 Wrestlers. Quillcr-Couch, A. T. 
 Wright, Mabel Osgood (Mrs. James Os- 
 bourne Wright) (Barbara, pseud.) 185Q- 
 Adoi)li(in of All)ert and Victoria 
 
 /;; Open window 
 Groundsel-tree 
 
 /;; Open window 
 Immigrants 
 
 III Open window 
 Markis and the major 
 
 III Open window 
 Open window 
 
 /;/ Open window 
 Rat-catcher 
 
 /;; Open window 
 Simple life 
 
 III Open window 
 Stalled train 
 
 /// Open window 
 Transition 
 
 /;/ Open window 
 Tree of life 
 
 /;; r)ptMi window 
 \'andoo 
 
 /;; Open wnndow 
 Wind in the grass 
 III Open window 
 Wright. Mary (Tappan) 1851- 
 .\s Iiaggards of the rock 
 /;/ Truce 
 
 Asphodel 
 //( S( 
 
 Scril. M 46:44s 
 Day together 
 
 /;/ Scrib M 2Q: 19 
 Dead letters 
 
 III Ind 53: 2102 
 Deep as first love 
 /;( Truce 
 
 Scrib M 15: 218 
 I'ragment of a play, witli a chor 
 III Truce 
 
 Scrib M g: 605 
 Macedonia 
 III Truce 
 
 Mountain 
 
 III Harp W 51 : 162 
 Portion of the tempest 
 III Truce 
 
 Scrib M 15: 712 
 Pro tempore 
 
 In Scrib M 39: 674 
 Sacred concert 
 
 /;/ Scrili M 34: i 17 
 Truce 
 /;/ Truce 
 
 Scrib M 0:31 
 Vo.x 
 III Harper 107: 770 
 Writing on the image. Morris, W. 
 Writing on the wall. Davis. Richard H. 
 Wrong black bag. Lewis, Angelo 
 Wrong door. Wharton, F. W. 
 Wrong house. Hornung. E. W. 
 Wrong house. ?ilaupassant, G. de 
 Wrong thing. Kipling R. 
 Wyatt, Edith Frankin 
 P.cauty and tiic beast 
 
 /" Everyone liis own way 
 Beggar's Christmas 
 In Atlan 102: 845 
 Brave tin soldier 
 
 In Everyone his own way 
 California conscience 
 In McClure 33: 355 
 Cliatter-box 
 
 /;; Everyone his own way 
 Compulsor}^ assistant 
 
 In Everyone his own way 
 Daffy-down-dilly 
 
 In Everyone his own way 
 Failure 
 
 In Everyone his own way 
 I'^ox and the stork 
 
 In Everyone his own way 
 Tn November 
 
 In Atlan 104: 673 
 Jack Sprat 
 
 /;; Everyone his own way 
 Joy of life. Sec Wyatt, E. F. Shallow 
 
 spirit of judgment 
 Limitations 
 
 /;; Everyone his own way 
 McCiurc 16: 551 
 Many men of many minds 
 
 III Everyone his own way 
 Matter of taste 
 
 /;/ Everyone his own way 
 McClure 16: 236 
 Mother 
 
 /;/ Howells, W'. D., and others. Whole 
 family cli 9 
 Paradox 
 
 /); Everyone his own way 
 Parents' assistant 
 
 /;; Everyone his own way 
 Peacock's tail 
 
 /;/ I'A-cryone his own way 
 Perfect woman 
 
 III Cent 7_': 1)43 
 Queen for a day 
 
 III Everyone his own way 
 Question of service 
 
 III Everyone his own way 
 Satyr's cliildrcn, a fable 
 In Atlan 98: 513 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 353 
 
 Shallow spirit of judgment: Joy of life: 
 Still waters; Two citizens 
 In Everyone his own way 
 McClure 15:423 
 Snow-white and rose-red 
 
 In McClure 20: 404 
 Still waters. See Wyatt, E. F. Shallow 
 
 spirit of judgment 
 Story of a wayside inn 
 
 In Everyone his own way 
 Trade winds 
 /;; Everyone his own way 
 IMcClure m: 567 
 Two citizens. Sec YVyatt. E. F. Shallow 
 spirit of judgment 
 Wynne, Madelene Yale, 1847- 
 Little room 
 
 In Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. M. 
 Shapes that haunt the dusk 
 
 X-ing a paragraph. Toe, E. A. 
 
 X Y Z; a detective story. Green. A. K. 
 
 Xavier Lavelle. See Kipling, R. Life of 
 
 Xavier Lavelle 
 Xingu. Wharton. E. 
 
 "Yah! Yah! Yah!" London. J. 
 
 Yakofif Pasynkoff. Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Yaniyol. Sienkiewicz, IL 
 
 Yankee. Sigourney, L. H. 
 
 Yanko, the musician. Sienkiewicz, H. 
 
 "Yap." Tovote, H. 
 
 Yares of the Black mountains. Davis, 
 
 Rebecca H. 
 Yarn of happy Jack. Masefield, J. 
 Yarn of Lanky Job. Masefield, J. 
 Yarn of the pea-soup sea. Fernald, C. B. 
 Yarn of the "Sink or swim."' Duncan, N. 
 Yates pride. Freeman, M. E. W. 
 Yatil. Millet, F. D. 
 
 Ye sexes, give ear! Quiller-Couch. A. T. 
 Year in Spitzbergen. Alarcon. P. A. de 
 Year of nobility. Van Dyke, H. 
 Year of trouble. Daudet, A. 
 Yeats, William Butler, 1865- 
 Adoration of the magi 
 In Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 Tables of the law 
 Binding of the hair 
 In Secret rose 
 Savoy, Ja 1896 
 Costello the proud, etc. Sec Yeats, \\ . B. 
 
 Of Costello the proud 
 Crucifixion of the outcast 
 /;; Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 
 National Observer, Mr 24 1894 
 Curse of O'Sullivan the Red upon old age. 
 See Yeats, W. B. Red Hanrahan s 
 curse 
 Curse of Red Hanrahan. Sec Yeats, 
 
 W. B. Red Hanrahan's curse 
 Curse of the fires and of the shadows 
 In Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 
 National Observer, Ag 5 1893 
 Death of Hanrahan [Death of O'Sullivan 
 the Red] 
 In Collected works v 5 
 Secret rose 
 New R D 1896 
 
 Devil's book. See Yeats, W. B. Red 
 
 Hanrahan 
 Dhoya 
 
 In Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 John Sherman 
 Hanrahan and Cathlccn the daughter of 
 Hoolihan [Kathleen the daughter of 
 Hoolihan] 
 In Collected works v 5 
 Secret rose 
 
 National Observer S 29 1894 
 Hanrahan's vision [Red Hanrahan's vis- 
 ion; Vision of Hanrahan the Red; 
 Vision of O'Sullivan the Red] 
 //( Collected works v 5 
 Secret rose 
 New R Ap 1896 
 McClure 24: 469 
 Heart of the spring 
 /;; Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 
 National Observer Ap 15 1893 
 John Sherman 
 
 In Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 John Sherman 
 Kathleen the daughter of Hoolihan and 
 Hanrahan the Red. See Yeats, W. B. 
 Hanrahan and Cathleen the daughter 
 of Hoolihan 
 Of Costello the proud, of Oona the 
 daughter of Dcrmott and of the bitter 
 tongue 
 /;; Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 Pageant, 1896 
 Old men of the twilight [St. Patrick and 
 the pedants] 
 In Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 
 Weekly Sun Literary Supp D i 1895 
 Out of the rose 
 
 /;/ Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 
 National Observer My 27 1893 
 Red Hanrahan [Devil's book] 
 In Collected works v 5 
 Secret rose 
 
 National Observer N 26 1892 
 Red Hanrahan's curse [The curse of 
 O'Sullivan the Red upon old age.] 
 /;; Collected works v 5 
 Secret rose 
 
 National Observer S 29 1894 
 McClure 24: 469 
 Collier's 51: Jl 2\ p 16 
 Red Tianrahan's vision. Sec Yeats, W. B. 
 
 Hanrahan's vision 
 Rosa alchemica 
 
 In Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 Savoy, Ap 1896 
 St. Patrick and the pedants. Sec Yeats, 
 
 W. B. Old men of the twilight 
 Secret rose 
 
 /;/ Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 Stories of Red Hanrahan 
 In Collected works v 5 
 Secret rose 
 
354 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Yeats, William Butler —Continued. 
 Tables of the law 
 //( Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 Tables of the law 
 Savoy, N 1896 
 Twisting of the rope (stories of Red 
 Hanrahan) 
 //; Collected works v 5 
 Secret rose 
 
 Xational Observer D 24 1892 
 Vision of Hanrahan the Red. Sec Yeats, 
 
 W. R. Hanrahan's vision 
 Vision of O'Sullivan the Red. See Yeats, 
 
 W. B. Hanrahan's vision 
 Where there is nothing, there is God 
 In Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 Sketch O 21 1896 
 Wisdom of the king 
 In Collected works v 7 
 Secret rose 
 New R S 1895 
 Yekl, a tale of the Xew York Ghetto, 
 
 Cahan, A. 
 Yellow burgee. Fcrnald, C. 15. 
 Yellow dog. Harte, B. 
 Yellow handkerchief. London, J. 
 Yellow leaf. Grand, S. 
 Yellow mask. Collins, W. 
 Yellow paint. Stevenson, R. L. 
 Yellow sign. Chambers, R. W. 
 Yellow snake. Bishop, W. H. 
 Yermak, the conqueror of Siberia. Tolstoi, 
 
 L. X. 
 Yermolai and the miller's wife. See Tur- 
 genev, I. S. Ermolai and the miller's 
 wife 
 Yes — and no. Bates, A. 
 Yevseyitch. See Korolenko, V. G. Sketches 
 
 of a Siberian tourist 
 Yiddish Hamlet. Zangwill, I. 
 Yo espero. Chambers, R. W. 
 Yoked with an unbeliever. Kipling, R. 
 You can't get away with it. Morris, G. 
 Youma, the story of a A\'est Indian slave. 
 
 Hearn, L. 
 Young aunt with white hair. Cable, G. W. 
 Young backwoodsman. Mitford, M. R. 
 Young conspiracy. Castle, A., and Castle, E. 
 Young desperado. Aldrich, T. B. 
 Young doctor. Kirk. I':. O. 
 Young Goodman Brown. Hawthorne, X. 
 Young king. Wilde, O. 
 Young lion of Dcdan. Parker, G. 
 Young man from the rountrv. Matthews, 
 
 J. B. 
 \oung man 111 a hurry. Chaml)crs, R. VV. 
 Young man in rcamck alley. Jordan, !•:. G. 
 Young man of great expectations. Ir- 
 ving, W. 
 Young man with wings. Andrews, M. R. S. 
 Young man's diary. Quiller-Coucli, .\. T. 
 Young market-woman. .Mitford, M. R. 
 Young men at the manor. Kipling, R. 
 Young Moll's Peavy. Stevens, C. A. 
 Young painter. Mitford, M. R. 
 Young Robin Gray. Harte, B. 
 Young sculptor. Mitford, M. R. 
 Young serf. Taylor, J'.. 
 
 Young Strong of "The Clarion." Shinn. M. 
 Young Tsar. Tolstoi, L. X. 
 Youngest Miss Piper. Harte, B. 
 Youngest prospector in Calaveras. Harte, 
 
 B. 
 "N'oungest son. \'orsc, M. IT. 
 "^'outh: a narrative. Conrad, J. 
 "i'outh of Lady Constantia. Le Gallicnne, 
 
 R. 
 ^'outh that never smiled. Howard, B. \\'. 
 Yuki-onna. Hearn, L. 
 Yule-tide stories. Daudet A. 
 Yvelinc .Samoris. Maupassant, G. de 
 Yvettc. Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Z. Marcas. Balzac, H. de 
 
 Zack, pseud. See Keats, Gwendoline 
 
 Zadig. Voltaire. E. M. de A. 
 
 Zadoc Pine labor union. Bunner. H. C. 
 
 Zagabog. Phillpotts, E. 
 
 Zalea: a psychological episode and tale of 
 
 love. Garland, H. 
 Zangwill, Israel, 1864- 
 Anglicization 
 
 In Ghetto comedies 
 Bearer of burdens 
 
 /'/ Ghetto comedies 
 Bcthulah 
 
 //; They that walk in darkness 
 Harper 99: 673 
 Big Bow mystery 
 
 In Grey wig 
 Chad Gadya 
 
 In Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Chasse-Croise 
 In Grey wig 
 Cheating the gallows 
 //; King of Schnorrers 
 Idler 3:3 
 Child of the Ghetto 
 
 In Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Conciliator of Christendom 
 /;/ Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Eng Illust 16: 385 
 Converts 
 
 /// Ghetto comedies 
 Diary of a Meshumad 
 
 /;/ They that walk in darkness 
 Double-barrelled ghost 
 
 In King of Schnorrers 
 Dreamers in congress 
 
 In Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Elijah's goblet 
 
 /// Ghetto comedies 
 lUernal feminine 
 
 /;/ Grey wig 
 I'lutter-duck 
 
 /// King of Schnorrers 
 I-'rom a mattress grave 
 /" Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Cosmopolis 8: 617 
 Grey wig 
 
 fn (J rev wiu 
 
 Pali' Mall M _'5:4.=^o 
 I lirelings 
 
 //( Ghetto comedies 
 Holy wedlock 
 
 /// Ghetto comedies 
 I lonest log-roller 
 /;; King of Schnorrers 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 355 
 
 Incurable 
 
 /;; Thev that walk in darkness 
 ]\[cClurc I : 47''^ 
 Jewish trinity 
 
 In Ghetto comedies 
 Joseph the dreamer 
 
 /;/ Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Cosmopol 20: 63 
 Joyous comrade 
 
 In Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Keeper of conscience 
 
 III They that walk in darkness 
 King of Schnorrers 
 In King of Schnorrers 
 Idler 4: 24 
 Land of promise 
 
 In They that walk in darkness 
 Luftmensch 
 
 In Ghetto comedies 
 Maimon the fool and Nathan the wise 
 
 //; Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Maker of lenses 
 
 /// Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Marguerite's carnival 
 
 In Eng Illust 16: 592 
 Master of the Name 
 
 /" Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Mated by a waiter 
 
 In King of Schnorrers 
 Memory clearing house 
 In King of Schnorrers 
 Idler 1:572 
 Merely Mary Ann 
 
 /;/ Grey wig 
 Model of sorrows 
 In Ghetto comedies 
 Cosmopol 32:653 
 Noah's ark 
 
 In They that walk in darkness 
 Lippinc 64: 274 
 Odd life 
 
 /;; King of Schnorrers 
 Palestine pilgrim 
 
 In Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 People's saviour 
 
 In Children of the Ghetto 
 Primrose sphinx 
 
 In Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Principal boy 
 
 In King of Schnorrers 
 Queen's triplets 
 
 /;; King of Schnorrers 
 Idler 2:583 
 Red mark 
 
 In Ghetto comedies 
 Rose of the Ghetto 
 
 In King of Schnorrers 
 
 Stories by English authors, London 
 S. Cohn and son 
 
 /;; Cosmopol 32: 379 
 Sabbath-breaker 
 
 /;/ They that walk in darkness 
 McClure 2: 150 
 Sabbath ciuestion in Sudminster 
 
 In Ghetto comedies 
 Samooborona 
 
 /;; Ghetto comedies 
 Santa Claus 
 
 /// King of Schnorrers 
 
 Satan mekatrig 
 
 In They that walk in darkness 
 Semi-sentimental dragon 
 /;( King of Schnorrers 
 Serio-comic governess 
 In Serio-comic governess 
 Grey wig 
 Silent sisters 
 
 /)( Grey wig 
 Successful operation 
 
 In King of Schnorrers 
 They that walk in darkness 
 /;; They that walk in darkness 
 Pall Mall M 16: 437 
 To die in Jerusalem 
 
 In They that walk in darkness 
 Cosmopol 26: 44 
 Tragi-comedy of creeds 
 In King of Schnorrers 
 Transitional 
 
 /// They that walk in darkness 
 Harper 99: 195 
 Tug of love 
 
 III Ghetto comedies 
 Cur Lit 43:461 
 Turkish iMessiah 
 
 /;/ Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Cosmopol 23:40, 165 
 Uriel Acosta 
 /;; Dreamers of the Ghetto 
 Cosmopol 21 : 257 
 Vagaries of a viscount 
 
 In King of Schnorrers 
 Woman-beater 
 In Grey wig 
 Yiddish Hamlet ' 
 In Ghetto comedies 
 Cent 71: 403 
 l?:^enobia's infidelity. Bunner, H. C. 
 Zero's tale of the explosive bomb. See 
 
 Stevenson, R. L. Somerset's adventure 
 Zerviah Hope. Ward, E. S. P. 
 Zicci. Lytton, E. B. 
 Zinotchka. Chekhov, A. P. 
 Zion church. Singmaster, E. 
 Zee's masterpiece. Spofiford, H. P. 
 Zola, Emile, 1840- 1902 
 At the forge 
 
 III Her two husbands 
 Attack on the mill 
 
 In Mabie, H. W., and Stracliey, L. 
 
 Little masterpieces of fiction v 3 
 
 Stories l)y foreign authors, French 
 
 V 2 
 Warner librarj' 
 Babet's lo\-er 
 
 /;/ Her two luishands 
 Bath 
 
 /;/ Her two husbands 
 Big Michu 
 
 //; Jolly Parisiennes 
 Capitaine Burle 
 
 /;/ Her two husbands 
 Dance programme 
 
 /;; Her two husbands 
 Fast 
 
 In Jolly Parisiennes 
 For a night of love 
 /" Her two husbands 
 
356 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Zola, '&mile—Co)i tinned. 
 Her two husbands 
 
 III Her two husbands 
 Inundation 
 
 III Her two husbands 
 Jean Gourdon's four days 
 
 III Patten. W. International short sto- 
 ries V 3 
 Jolly Parisiennes [Madame Neigcon] 
 
 /;/' Jolly Parisiennes 
 ]\Iadame Chalire 
 
 III J0II3' Parisiennes 
 ^Madame Xeitjeon. Sec Zola, E. Jolly 
 
 Parisiennes 
 ^Mademoiselle Flavie 
 
 III Jolly Parisiennes 
 Margot's gallant 
 
 III Jolly Parisiennes 
 Marguerite 
 
 III Jolly Parisiennes 
 Alarquise's shoulders 
 
 /;/ Jolly Parisiennes 
 
 Xais, the brunette 
 
 III Jolly Parisiennes 
 Xcighbor Jacques 
 
 III Jolly Parisiennes 
 Out of work 
 
 III Jolly Parisiennes 
 Soldier's dreams 
 
 III Jolly Parisiennes 
 Strange philosopher 
 
 III Jolly Parisiennes 
 Woman-hater 
 
 III Her two husbands 
 Zoo. Benson, E. E. 
 Zozo. Bunner, 11. C. 
 
 Zschokke, Jokann Heinrich Daniel, 1771- 
 1848 
 Adventures of a Xew-Year's eve 
 
 /;; Stories by foreign authors, German 
 
 Zukika. Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 Zut-ski. By M-r-e C-r-lli. Hartc, B. 
 
APPENDIX A 
 
 LIST OF THE BOOKS INDEXED 
 
 Adams, O. F. 
 
 Archbishop's unguarded moment, and other stones. 
 
 j7op '99 Page 
 Alarcon, P. A. de 
 
 Cocked hat, tr. from the Spanish by F. J. Amy. 
 
 140P '91 Minerva publishing co. 
 Moors and Christians, and other tales. j66p '91 
 
 Cassell 
 AlCOtt, L. M. 
 
 Aunt Joe's scrap-bag. 229P '05 Little 
 
 Candy country. S2p 50c '00 Little 
 
 Doll's journey. 72P 50c '02 Little 
 
 Garland for girls. 286P $1.20 '08 Little 
 
 Hole in the wall. 62p 50c '99 Little 
 
 Marjorie's three gifts. 41P soc '99 Little 
 
 Modern Cinderella; or, The little old shoe. 96P 500 
 
 '04 Altemus 
 Modern Mephistopheles, and A whisper in the dark. 
 
 350P $1-35 'o-' Little ^ 
 
 Morning-glories and Queen Aster. 41P 50c 04 Little 
 Mountain-laurel and maiden-hair. 48P 50c '04 Little 
 Pansies and water-lilies. 76P 50c '03 Little 
 Poppies and wheat. 54P soc '00 Little 
 Proverb stories. 334P $1.20 '08 Little 
 Silver pitchers; and Independence, a centennial 
 
 love storv. 365P $1.20 '08 Little 
 Spinning-wheel stories. 304P $1.20 '08 Little 
 Aldrich, T. B. 
 
 Writings of Thomas Bailey Aldrich. gv '07 Hough- 
 ton 
 Marjorie Daw, and other people. 272P '73 Osgood 
 Marjorie Daw, and other stories. 287P '85 Hough- 
 ton 
 Midnight fantasy, and The little violinist. 96P '77 
 
 Osgood 
 Sea turn and other matters. 300P $1.25 '02 Houghton 
 Two bites at a cherry, with other tales. 269P $1.50 
 
 '94 Houghton 
 Allen, Grant 
 
 Army doctor's romance. 93P '93 New \ ork. Tuck 
 Backslider. 380P 'gi New York, Lewis 
 Bride from the desert. 192P '96 New York, Fenno 
 Cruise of the Albatross; or. When was Wednesday 
 
 the tenth? A story of the South Pacific. i2ip 
 
 '98 Lothrop 
 Twelve tales. 35 ip '99 London, Richards 
 Allen, J. L. 
 
 Aftermath. Part second of A Kentucky cardinal. 
 
 I35P $1.00 '96 Harper 
 Bride of the mistletoe, igop $1.25 '09 Macniillan 
 Flute and violin, and other Kentucky tales and ro- 
 mances. 3o8p $1.50 '00 Macmillan 
 * Kentucky cardinal, and Aftermath. 276P $1.50 '00 
 
 Macmillan 
 Summer in Arcady; a tale of nature. 170P 50c 96 
 
 Macmillan 
 Two gentlemen of Kentucky. 73P $1.25 '99 Harper 
 Andreev, L. N. 
 
 Dilemma; a story of mental perplexity . . . tr. 
 
 by John Cournos. 114P '10 Philadelphia, Brown 
 Seven who were hanged; tr. by Herman Bernstein. 
 
 190P 6oc '09 Ogilvie 
 Silence; tr. by John Cournos. 32P '10 Philadelphia, 
 
 Brown 
 Andrews, M. R. S. 
 
 Better treasure. 72P $1.00 '08 Bobbs-Merrill 
 
 Austin, M. H. 
 
 Basket woman; a book of fanciful tales for children. 
 
 22op $1.50 'o ( Houghton 
 Lost borders. 2o8p $1.25 '09 Harper 
 
 Bob and the guides. 351P $i-5o '06 Scribner 
 
 4jxi Soc'12 S 
 Courage of the coiSm^trpWce. 82P s^oc '11 Scribner 
 
 Counsel assigned. 
 
 Scribner 
 
 Enchanted forest. 235P $1.50 '09 Dutton 
 
 Eternal masculine. 430P $1.30 '13 Scribner 
 
 Good Samaritan. 51P soc '06 McClure 
 
 Kidnapped colony. 175P '03 Harper 
 
 Lifted bandage. 4SP 50c '10 Scribner 
 
 Militants: stories of some parsons, soldiers, and 
 other fighters in the world. 378P $i.3S '07 Scrib- 
 ner 
 
 Perfect tribute. 66p soc '08 Scribner 
 
 Vive I'empereur. isgp '02 Scribner 
 Auerbach, Berthold 
 
 German tales. 3S2p '69 Roberts 
 
 Keeping up with Harry. 19 ip 
 
 Bacheller, I. A. 
 
 "Charge it!"; 1 
 
 Harper 
 
 Eben Holden's last day a-fishing. 6op 50c '07 Harper 
 Keeping up with Lizzie. 157P $1.00 '11 Harper 
 Master of silence. 176P '92 New York, Webster 
 Turning of Griggsby, being a story of Keeping up 
 
 with Daniel Webster, isip $1.00 '13 Harper 
 Bacon, J. D. 
 
 Her fiance; four stories of college life. 164P '04 
 
 Altemus 
 Idyll of All Fools' day. i2op $1.25 '08 Dodd 
 In the border country. 130P $1.00 '09 Doubleday 
 Madness of Philip, and other tales of childhood. 
 
 222P $1.55 '02 McClure , ^ ., 
 
 Middle aged love stories. 290P $1.25 03 Scribner 
 Sister's vocation, and other girls' stories. 273P $1.25 
 
 '00 Scribner 
 Smith college stories. 343P $1.35 '00 Scribner 
 Strange case of Dr. Stanchon. 362P $1.30 '13 Ap- 
 
 pleton 
 Whom the gods destroyed. 236P $1.50 '02 Scribner 
 
 Balestler, Wolcott 
 
 Average woman. 260P '92 U. S. book co. 
 
 Fair device. 173P '84 Lovell 
 Balzac, Honore de 
 
 Comedie humaine; tr. by K. P. Wormeley (Cen- 
 tenary ed.) 36V ea $1.35 Little 
 
 Comedie humaine; tr. by K. P. Wormeley. 40V '76 
 Roberts 
 
 Honore de Balzac. Edition definitive. 53V ea $11 
 1895-1900 Philadelphia, Barrie 
 
 Works. 36V in 18 190- Kelmscott Society 
 
 Works . . . with introductions by George Saints- 
 bury. (University ed.) i6v (c '0:) Philadelphia, 
 Avil 
 
 After dinner stories from Balzac. 233P 86 Crowell 
 
 Albert Savarus. 30 ip '92 Roberts ^ 
 
 At the sign of the cat and racket. 277P $i.so 09 
 Dutton . , 
 
 Atheist's mass, and other stories. 291P $1.50 07 
 Dutton 
 
 Balthazar; or. Science and love; tr. by vVm. Robson. 
 I59P '59 Routledge „ ^^ , , , , 
 
 Balzac's shorter stories. 197P 18- Federal book co 
 
 Best of Balzac. 315P '02 Page 
 
 Celibates . . . and other stories. 2v in i (Saints- 
 bury ed.) '99 Philadelphia, Gebbie 
 
 Cesar Birotteau . . . and other stories. 2v in i 
 (Saintsbury ed.) Philadelphia, Gebbie 
 
 Christ in Flanders, and other stories. 36 ip $1.50 '08 
 Dutton . 
 
 Country doctor [and other stories]. 2V in i (Saints- 
 bury ed.) '99 Philadelphia, Gebbie 
 
 Cure de Tours, and other stories. 267P Soc '97 Holt 
 
 Daughter of Eve. 332P '95 Roberts 
 
 Distinguished provincial at Pans [and other storiesj 
 2v in I '99 Philadelphia, Gebbie 
 
 Duchesse de Langeais [and other stories]. 333P 89 
 Roberts . , 
 
 Fame and sorrow [and other stones]. 338P 9° 
 Roberts . . _ . 
 
 Father Goriot and other stories. 2v in i (Saints- 
 bury ed.) '99 Philadelphia, Gebbie ^ 
 
 Father's curse, and other stories. 342P $1.50 98 
 
 Gallery of antiquities [and An old maid]. 369P '96 
 
 Roberts 
 Jealousies of a country town . . . and other stones. 
 
 2v in I Philadelphia, Gebbie 
 Juana, and other stories. si6p '96 Roberts 
 Louis Lambert. 238P '89 Roberts 
 Love in a mask; or. Imprudence and happiness. 
 
 136P $1.00 '11 Rand . , 
 
 Marriage contract [and other stones]. 33 iP 95 
 
 Roberts 
 
358 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Modeste Mignon [and other stones], jv in i 
 (Saintsbury ed.) '99 Philadelphia, Gebbie 
 
 Muse of the department, and other stones, -'v m . 
 (Saintsbury ed.) '99 I'hiladelphia t.ebbic 
 
 Passion in the de.sert. 105P oj Caldwell ,^.,.^ 
 
 Peasantry . . • and other stones 'v in 1 (Saints- 
 bury ed.) '99 Philadelphia, Gebbie 
 
 Pierrette land The vicar of Tours]. 337P 9- Rob- 
 erts 
 
 Seraphita. J75P '89 Roberts /c,;,,,. 
 
 Seraphita . . . and other stones, .^v in i (Saints- 
 bury ed.) '99 Philadelphia, Gebbie ^ „ u , 
 
 Start in life land other stones]. 4-'iP. 95 Kobeit.-, 
 
 \Vild ass's skin . . . and other stones, jv m i 
 (Saintsbury ed.) '99 Philadelphia, Gebbie 
 
 Woman of thirty ._. .and other stones ^v in 1 
 (Saintsbury ed.) '99 Philadelphia, Gebbie 
 
 Bandello, Matteo , , t- i- 1 v. 
 
 Twelve stories, selected and done into hnglish by 
 Percy Pinkerton. 34-'P '95 London, Nimmo 
 
 ^\Uce' in' Blunderland; an iridescent dream. i-'4P 'o7 
 Doubleday , _ , 
 
 Autobiography of Methuselah. 185P 09 Dodge 
 
 Bikey the skicycle, and other tales of Jimmieboy. 
 ii.'ip '02 New York, Riggs . . 
 
 Booming of Acre hill, and other reminiscences of 
 urban and suburban life. 265P $1.25 00 Harper 
 
 Dreamers. A club. $1.25 '99 Harper 
 
 Enchanted typewriter. 170P $1.25 99 Harper 
 
 Idiot. II 5P $'--'5 '95 Harper 
 
 Ghosts 1 have met and some others, igip $1.25 9» 
 
 Tack^an^d the checkbook. 235P $i-oo '11 Harper 
 Little book of Christmas. 173P $i-oo u Little 
 Over the plum-pudding. 244P $1.15 01 Harper 
 Paste jewels, being seven tales of domestic woe. 
 
 202P $1.00 '97 Harper , ^ „ 
 
 R. Holmes and Co. 231P $1.25 06 Harper 
 Roger Camerden. A strange story. i02p 87 JNew 
 
 York, Coombes 
 Water ghost and others. 296P 94 Harper 
 
 Barr, Robert , ^ 
 
 In a steamer chair, and other shipboard stories. 278P 
 
 75c '92 Cassell 
 Lady Eleanor: lawbreaker. i8jp '11 Rand 
 One day's courtship, and The heralds of fame. 207P 
 
 '96 Stokes 
 Watermead affair. 127P 06 Altenius 
 Woman wins. 313P '04 Stokes 
 Barrle, J. M. 
 
 Auld licht idyls. Lovell 
 
 Auld licht manse. 256P '93 ^^ew \ ork, Knox 
 
 Better dead. igSp 189- ? Lovell 
 
 Jess. 148P '98 Estes 
 
 Tillyloss scandal. 270P Lovell 
 
 Two of them. 282P (c '93) Lovell 
 
 Window in Thrums. 272P '96 Dodd 
 
 Bates, Arlo' 
 
 iiook o' nine tales. 332P 91 Roberts 
 In the bundle of time. 359P '93 Roberts 
 Intoxicated ghost. 303P $i-3S '08 Houghton 
 
 Bazin, Ren6 „ . ,^ . 
 
 Ink-stain. 333P 05 Pans, Maison Mazarin 
 Marriage of mademoiselle Gimel, and other stories; 
 
 tr. by E. K. Hoyt. 270P $1.25 '13 Scribner 
 Bellamy, Edward * , o 
 
 Blindman's world, and other stories. 415P $1.50 9° 
 
 Houghton 
 Dr. Heidenhoff's process. 140P 80 Appleton 
 Six to one; a Nantucket idyl. 176P '78 Putnam 
 
 Bennett, E. A. , , , 
 
 Criin '-mile of the Five Towns. 30 jp 07 London, 
 ChaiMiian , , 
 
 Matador of the Five Towns, and other stones. 420P 
 ' I J Doran 
 
 Tales of the Five Towns. 32 ip 1910 London, Chatto 
 Benson, E. F. 
 
 Double overture. 222P '94 Chicago, C. II. Sergei co. 
 
 Room in the lower, and other stories. 338P '12 Lon- 
 don, Mills & Boon 
 Besant, Sir Walter 
 
 Five years' tryst, and other stones. 300P 02 
 Methuen ^ 
 
 In deacon's orders, and other-. — ies. 279P $1-25 95 
 Harper 
 
 'Twas in Trafalgar's bay, and otiiT stones. 399P 
 '88 Dodd 
 
 Uncle Jack, and other stories. 19 ip '85 Harper 
 Besant, Sir Walter, and Rice, James . 
 
 Case of Mr. Lucraft, and other tales. 367P '88 Dodd 
 
 When the ship comes home. 182P '77 Harper 
 
 Blerce, Ambrose 
 
 Collected works. lov 'o9-'ii New York and Wash- 
 ington, Neale 
 Bikelas, Demetrios 
 
 Tales from the -Egean ; tr. by L. E. Opdycke. 258P 
 '94 McClurg 
 Bishop, W. H. 
 
 Brownstone boy, and other queer people. 282P '88 
 
 Ca.ssell 
 Choy Susan, and other stories. 349P '85 Houghton 
 Pound of cure; a story of Monte Carlo. 20op '94 
 
 ibne 
 
 <Jucci- people. j8jp '02 New York, Street 
 Bjornson, Bjornstjerne 
 Novels. 8v '97 Macmillan 
 Absalom's hair; and A painful memory. Jiop '98 
 
 Macmillan 
 Arne, and The fisher lassie; tr. by W. Low. 142, 
 
 18 IP '94 Bell 
 Bridal march, and other stories; tr. by R. B. An- 
 derson. 20 ip '82 Houghton 
 Captain Mansana, and other stories; tr. by R. B. 
 
 Anderson. 2s6p '82 Houghton 
 Happy boy. A tale of Norwegian peasant life; tr. 
 
 by R. B. Anderson. 165P '81 Houghton 
 Happy lad. A story of peasant life in Norway, and 
 
 other tales. '82 London, Blackie 
 Life by the fells and fiords. A Norwegian sketch 
 book. 1879 London, Strahan 
 Black, William 
 
 Adventure in Thule, three stories for boys. 232P '93 
 
 Harper 
 Four Macnicols, and other tales, nop '83 Lovell 
 Lady Silverdale's sweetheart, and other tales. 2isp 
 
 '92 Harper 
 Maid of Killeena, and The marriage of Moira Fer- 
 gus. 297P '92 Harper 
 Penance of John Logan, and two other tales. 31 ip 
 
 '93 Harper 
 Wise women of Inverness. 229P '93 Harper 
 Bland, E. N. 
 
 In homespun. 189P '96 Roberts 
 Literary sense. 324P '03 Macmillan 
 Bourget, P. C. J. 
 
 Andre Cornelis. 288p '99 Paris, Lemerre 
 Antigone, and other portraits of women; tr. by Wil- 
 liam Marchant. 297P $1.50 '98 Scribner 
 Domestic dramas. 363P '00 Scribner 
 Love crime. 193P '05 New York, Society des Beaux- 
 Arts 
 Monica, and other stories. 289P $1.50 '02 Scribner 
 Pastels of men; tr. by K. P. Wormeley. 2 series 
 
 1891-92 Roberts 
 Saint; tr. by K. P. Wormeley. 82P '95 Roberts 
 Screen. 152P '01 New Y'ork, Taylor 
 Two sisters, and A confession; tr. by Winnie Barber 
 Millard. 236P (c '12) New York, Kimber 
 Boyesen, H. H. 
 
 Ilka on the hill-top, and other stories. 240P '81 
 
 Scribner 
 Modern vikings: stories of life and sport in the 
 
 Norseland. 274P $1.25 '87 Scribner 
 Norseland tales. 247P $1.25 '94 Scribner 
 Queen Titania. 254P '81 Scribner 
 Tales from two hemispheres. 283P '77 Osgood 
 Vagabond tales. 332P '89 Lothrop 
 Bremer, Frederika 
 
 Comforter. i6p '44 Boston, Redding 
 
 Easter olTering; tr. by M. Howitt. 223P '50 London, 
 
 Colburn 
 H — family . . . and other tales; tr. by M. Howitt. 
 2v '44 London, Longman 
 
 Brofeldt, Juhani 
 
 Sciuire llellman. and other stories; tr. from the 
 Finnish by K. N. Bain. i62p (c '93) Cassell 
 
 Brown, Alice 
 
 Country neighbors. 361P $1.20 '10 Houghton 
 
 Country road. 341P $1.35 '06 Houghton 
 
 Day of his youth. 143P $1.00 '07 Houghton 
 
 High noon. 3o8p $1.35 '04 Houghton 
 
 Judgment. 194P '03 Harper 
 
 King's end. 246P '01 Houghton 
 
 Meadow Grass. Tales of New England life. 315P 
 
 $1.35 '99 Houghton 
 Merry links, oip '03 Macmillan 
 One-footed fairy. 182P $1.25 '11 Houghton 
 Rose of hope. 1 sp 'ot Cambridge 
 Tiverton tales. 339P $i.35 '99 Houghton 
 Vanishing points. 352P $1.25 '13 Macmillan 
 
 Brown, John 
 
 Marjorie Fleming. 64P '09 Altemus 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORII'S 
 
 359 
 
 Rab and his friends, and other dog stories, isop 
 '02 Rand 
 
 Spare hours. 455P '62 Ticknor 
 Bunner, H. C. 
 
 Love ill old cloathes, and other .stories. 21711 $1.35 
 '96 Scribner 
 
 "Made in France"; French tales retold with a 
 United States twist. 207P '93 Keppler &. Schwarz- 
 mann 
 
 More "short sixes." 229P '94 Keppler & Schwarz- 
 mann 
 
 "Short sixes"; stories to be read while the candle 
 burns. 232P '91 Keppler & Schwarzmann 
 
 Story of a New York house. iS2p $1.25 '87 Scribner 
 
 Zadoc pine, and other stories. 25OP 'yi Scribner 
 Burnett, F. H. 
 
 Cosy lion, as told by Queen Crosspatch. lo-jp 60c 
 '07 Century 
 
 Dawn of a tomorrow, issp $1.00 'oC Scribner 
 
 Earlier stories, ist series. 2v $1.25 '91 Scribner 
 
 Editha's burglar. A story for children. 64P '88 
 Boston, Jordan, Marsh & Co. 
 
 Good wolf. I2SP $1.00 '08 Moffat 
 
 la the closed room. 129P '04 McClure 
 
 Jarl's daughter, and other stories. 146P '79 Phila- 
 delphia, Peterson 
 
 Jarl's daughter, and other novelettes. i8op '83 Phila- 
 delphia, Peterson 
 
 Lindsay's luck. A love story. 192P '83 Philadelphia, 
 Peterson 
 
 Little saint Elizabeth, and other stories. 146P '90 
 Scribner 
 
 Louisiana. 163P $1.25 '80 Scribner 
 
 Making of a marchioness. 187P $1.25 '01 Stokes 
 
 Miss Crespigny. 190P '79 Scribner 
 
 Piccino, and other child stories. 203P $1.20 '94 
 Scribner 
 
 Pretty sister of Jose. 127P '89 Scribner 
 
 Queen Silver-Bell. 132P 6oc '06 Century 
 
 Racketty-Packetty house. 130P 60c '06 Century 
 
 Sara Crewe, Little saint Elizabeth, and other sto- 
 ries. 236? $1.20 '97 Scribner 
 
 Sara Crewe; or. What happened at Miss Minchins. 
 83P '88 Scribner 
 
 Spring cleaning as told by Queen Crosspatch. ggp 
 60c '08 Century 
 
 Surly Tim, and other stories. 270P $1.25 '77 Scrib- 
 ner 
 
 Theo. 183P '79 Scribner 
 
 Two little pilgrim's progress; a story of the City 
 Beautiful. 191P $1.20 '95 Scribner 
 
 Cabell, J. B. 
 
 Chivalry. 224P $2.00 '09 Harper 
 Gallantry. 334P $2.00 '07 Harper 
 Line of love. 29 ip '95 Harper 
 Cable, G. W. 
 
 Madame Delphine. 125P 75c '81 Scribner 
 Old Creole days. 229P $1.35 '79 Scribner 
 "Posson Jone' " and Pere Raphael. 162P $1.35 '09 
 Strange true stories of Louisiana. 350P $1.35 '89 
 
 Scribner 
 Strong hearts. 214P $1.25 '99 Scribner 
 Cahan, Abraham 
 
 imported bridegroom, and other stories of the New 
 
 York Ghetto. 256P $1.00 '98 Houghton 
 Y'ekl; a tale of the New York ghetto. 190P '96 Ap- 
 pleton 
 Cameron, Margaret 
 
 Bachelor and the baby. 42P 50c '08 Harper 
 Cat and the canary. 62p $1.00 '08 Harper 
 Comedies in miniature. 376P $1.25 '03 McClure 
 Golden rule Dollivers. 187P $1.00 '13 Harper 
 Tangles; tales of some (IroU predicaments. 367P 
 $1.30 '12 Harper 
 Castle, Agnes, and Castle, Egerton 
 
 Flower o' the orange, and other tales of bygone 
 
 days. 31 ip '08 Macmillan 
 Love gilds the scene and woman guides the plot. 
 
 32P '11 New York, Paget 
 Ninth wave. 103P '11 New Y'ork, Paget 
 Castle, Egerton 
 
 Marshtield the observer, and The death dance. 270P 
 '00 New York, Stone 
 Cather, W. S. 
 
 Alexander's bridge. 174P $1.00 '12 Houghton 
 Troll garden. 253P '05 KicClure 
 Catherwood, M. H. 
 
 Bony and Ban; the story of a printing venture. J03p 
 
 50C '98 Lothrop 
 Chase of Saint-Castin, and other stories of the 
 French in the new world. 266p $1.25 '94 Houghton 
 
 302P '03 London, 
 
 Mackinac and lake stories. 2Jip $1.50 '99 Harper 
 
 Old Kaskaskia. 2oop $1.25 Houghton 
 
 Queen of the swamp, and other plain Americans. 
 
 33 'P $1.25 '99 Houghton 
 Spanish Peggy; a story of young Illinois. 8sp '99 
 
 Chicago, htone 
 Spirit of an Hlinois town, and The little Renault. 
 
 15OP $1.25 '97 lloUghton 
 White islander. 1O4P $1.25 '93 Century 
 Woman in armor; Old Gargoyle; and Ihe man who 
 
 "hadn't time." 196P '75 Carleton 
 Chambers, R. W. 
 
 Bluebird weather. 141P $1.00 '12 Appleton 
 
 iole. 142P $1.25 '05 Appleton 
 
 King in yellow. 273P $1.50 '02 Harper 
 
 Maker of moons. 40 ip $1.35 '90 Putnam 
 
 Mystery of choice. 288p '97 Appleton 
 
 Orchard-land; a children's story. ii2p $1.50 '03 
 
 Harper 
 Outdoor-land; a story for children. io5p $1.50 '02 
 
 Harper 
 River-land; a story for children. 91P $1.50 Harper 
 Tree of heaven. 325P $1.35 '07 Appleton 
 Young man in a hurry, and other stories. 283P 
 
 $1.50 '04 Harper 
 Chamlsso, Adelbert Von 
 
 Wonderful history of Peter Schlemihl, the man who 
 
 lost his shadow; tr. by F. H. Hedge. iiSp '99 
 
 Ginn 
 Chekhov, A. P. 
 
 Black monk, and other stor 
 
 Duckworth 
 
 Kiss, and other stories. 317P $1.50 '12 Scribner 
 Stories of Russian life; tr. from the Russian by 
 
 Marian Fell. 314P $1.35 '14 Scribner 
 Chesnutt, C. W. 
 
 Conjure woman. 229P $1.25 '99 Houghton 
 Wife of his youth. 323P $1.35 '99 Houghton 
 Clemens, S. L. 
 
 Writings of Mark Twain (Author's national ed.) 
 
 2SV 'bg-'og Harper 
 Writings of Mark Twain (Autograph ed.) 22v '99- 
 
 '00 Hartford, American Publishing Co 
 American claimant, and other stories. S4sp $1.75 '97 
 
 Harper 
 Dog's tale. 35P $1.00 '04 Harper 
 Double-barrelled detective story. 189P $1.50 '02 Har- 
 
 Eve's diary. 109P $1.00 '06 Harper 
 
 Extracts from Adam's diary. Sop $1.00 '04 Harper 
 
 Extract from Captain Stonnfield's visit to heaven. 
 
 i2op $1.00 '09 Harper 
 Horse's tail. 152P $1.00 '07 Harper 
 Jumping frog. 65P $1.00 '03 Harper 
 Man that corrupted Hadleyburg, and other stories 
 
 and essays. 398P $1.75 '00 Harper 
 Merry tales. 209P '92 New York, Webster 
 £1,000,000 bank-note, and other new stories. 260P 
 
 '93 New York, Webster 
 Sketches, new and old. 320P $1.75 '90 Hartford, 
 
 American Publishing Co 
 $30,000 bequest, and other stories. 522P $1.75 '06 
 
 Harper 
 Tom Sawyer abroad . . . and other stories. 410P 
 
 '96 Harper 
 
 Collins, W. W. 
 
 After dark, and other stories. 536P $1.25 '75 Harper 
 Ghost's touch, and other stories. 198P $1.25 '85 
 
 Harper 
 "I say no"; or. The love-letter answered, and other 
 
 stories. 233P $1.25 '86 Harper 
 Mrs. or Miss? and other stories. 325P '73 London, 
 
 Bentley 
 Queen of hearts. 344P '62 London, Low 
 Shocking story. 57P (c '78) Barnes 
 Stolen mask; or. The mysterious cash-box. jip '64 
 
 Columbia, S. C, DePontaine 
 Yellow mask. 176P '90? Philadelphia, Strawbridge 
 Comer, C. A. P. 
 
 iiook of martyrs. 179P '96 Scribner 
 
 Preliminaries, and other stories. 21 ip $1.00 '12 
 
 Houghton 
 
 Connolly, J. B. 
 
 Crested seas. 31 ip $1.35 '07 Scribner 
 Deep sea's toll. - jP $i.3S '05 Scribner 
 Olympic victo'.- 185P $1.25 "oS Scribner 
 Open water.»-S22p $1.20 '10 Scribner 
 Out of (Gloucester. 276P $1.35 '02 Scribner 
 Witle courses. 336P $1.25 '12 Scribner 
 
 Conrad, Joseph 
 
 Falk; Amy Foster; To 
 "'•35 '03 McClure 
 
 three stories. 271P 
 
36o 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Point of honor; a military tale. iS^p $1.20 '08 
 
 McClure 
 Set of six. 310P '08 London, Methuen 
 Tales of unrest. 348P $1.25 '98 Scribner 
 'Twixt land and sea. 287P '12 Hodder 
 Youth; a narrative, and three other stories. 381P 
 
 $1.35 '03 McClure 
 Copp^e, Francois 
 
 Rivals. 99P 50c '93 Harper 
 
 Tales for Christmas, and other seasons; tr. by 
 
 Myrta L. Jones. 178? '00 Little 
 Ten tales; tr. by \Valter Learned. 2!9p $1.25 '91 
 
 Harper 
 True riches. 163P '93 Appleton 
 Corelli, Marie 
 
 Angel's wickedness; a true story. 54P '03 New 
 
 York, W. R. Beers 
 Cameos; short stories. 279P $1.00 '01 New York, 
 
 Street 
 Christinas greeting. 3i6p $1.50 '01 Dodd 
 Jane. A social incident. 149P $1.25 '97 Lippincott 
 Silence of the Maharajah. 74P '95 Merriam 
 Song of Miriam and other stories. 193P (c '98) 
 
 Munro 
 "Three wise men of Gotham." 39P '96 Lippincott 
 Craddock, C. E. 
 
 Bushwhackers, and other stories. 312P '99 Chicago, 
 
 Stone 
 Down the ravine. 196P $1.00 '85 Houghton 
 Frontiersmen. 364P $1.25 '04 Houghton 
 In the Tennessee mountains. 322P $1.25 '84 
 
 Houghton 
 Mystery of Witch-face mountain. 279P $1.25 '95 
 
 Houghton 
 Phantoms of the foot-bridge. 353P $1.50 '95 Harper 
 Raid of the guerilla, and other stories. 334P $1.25 
 
 '12 Lippincott 
 Young mountaineers. 262P $1.35 '97 Houghton 
 Craigie, P. M. T. 
 
 Sinner's comedy. iS4P (c '92) Cassell 
 
 Some emotions and a moral. 176P (c '91) Cassell 
 
 Some good intentions and a blunder. 67P (c '95) 
 
 New York, Merriam 
 Tales about temperaments. 207P '02 Appleton 
 Tales of John Oliver Hobbes. 45 ip (c '97) Stokes 
 Crane, Stephen 
 
 George's mother. 177P '96 New York, Arnold 
 
 Little regiment, and other episodes of the American 
 
 civil war. 196P '96 Appleton 
 Maggie, a girl of the streets. 158P '96 Appleton 
 Monster, and other stories. i88p $1.25 '99 Harper 
 Open boat, and other tales of adventure. 336P '98 
 
 Doubleday 
 Whilomville stories. 198? $1.50 '00 Harper 
 Wounds in the rain. 347P '00 Stokes 
 Crawford, F. M. 
 
 Man overboard. 96P '03 Macmillan 
 Uncanny tales. 307P '11 London, Unwin 
 Upper berth. 145P '94 Putnam 
 Wandering ghosts. 302P $1.25 '11 Macmillan 
 Crockett, S. R. 
 
 Adventurer in Spain. 338P (c '03) Stokes 
 Bog-myrtle and peat; being tales chiefly of Gallo- 
 way. 38yp '95 Appleton 
 Love idylls. 315P $1.35 '01 Dodd 
 
 Mad Sir ITchtred of the hills. 195P '94 Macmillan 
 Crosby, Margaret 
 
 Violin obligato, and other stories. 32 ip '91 Roberts 
 Cutting, M. S. 
 
 Just for two. 243P '09 Doubleday 
 
 Little stories of courtship. 232P $1.20 '05 McClure 
 
 Little stories of married life. 26op $1.20 '02 
 
 McClure 
 More stories of married life. 260P $1.20 '06 McClure 
 Suburban whirl, and other stories of married life. 
 
 202P '07 McClure 
 
 Daudet, Alphonse 
 
 Works. 24V ea $1.00 '99-'oo Little 
 
 La belle-Nivernaise, and other stories. 22 ip '95 
 
 Crowell 
 Fig and the idler; an Algerian legend. io3p '92 
 
 London, Unwin 
 Letters from my mill; tr by F. H. Potter. 263P '<)3 
 
 Dodd 
 Letters to an absent one [in Daudet, A. Novels 
 
 and romances.] 326, 248P (c '99, '09) Little 
 Monday tales; Letters from my mill; Letters to 
 
 an absent one. 248P $1.00 '00 Little 
 Davis, C. B. 
 
 Borderland of society. 247P $1.25 Stone 
 
 Lodger overhead, and others. 370P $1.35 '09 Scribner 
 
 Stage door. 360P $1.35 '08 Scribner 
 Tales of the town. 339P $1.30 '11 Duffield 
 Davis, Rebecca H. 
 
 Bits of gossip. 233P $1.25 '04 Houghton 
 Kent Hampden. 152P $1.00 '92 Scribner 
 Silhouettes of American life. 280P '92 Scribner 
 Davis, Riclnard H. 
 -JJar sinister. io8p $1.00 '03 Scribner 
 Cinderella, and other stories. 205P $1.00 '96 Scribner 
 Consul. 62P soc '11 Scribner 
 Episodes in Van Bibber's life. 50c '99 Harper 
 Farces. 332P $1.50 '06 Scribner 
 (Jallegher, and other stories. $1.00 '91 Scribner 
 Exiles, and other stories. 22 ip $1.50 '94 Harper 
 Jn the fog. issp '01 Russell 
 King's jackal. 197P $1.25 '99 Scribner 
 Lion and the unicorn. 204P $1.25 '99 Scribner 
 Lion and the unicorn. 295P $1.25 '03 Scribner 
 Lost road. 266p $1.25 '13 Scribner 
 Man who could not lose. 354P $1.25 '11 Scribner 
 "Miss Civilization," a comedy in one act. 4 7p 50c 
 
 '05 Scribner 
 Once upon a time. 280P $1.35 '10 Scribner 
 Princess Aline. 163P $1.25 '99 Harper 
 Ranson's folly. 34SP $1.35 '02 Scribner 
 Red Cross girl. 270P $1.25 '12 Scribner 
 Scarlet car. 230P $1.25 '10 Scribner 
 Stories for boys. 204P $1.00 'g 1 Scribner 
 Van Bibber and others. 249P $1.00 '92 Harper 
 Vera, the medium. "^Hss Civilization." 215P $1.35 
 '10 Scribner 
 Deiand, Margaret 
 
 Dr. Lavendar's people. 369P $1.50 '03 Harper 
 
 Encore. 78P $1.50 '07 Harper 
 
 Good for the soul. 86p 50c '99 Harper 
 
 Mr. Tommy Dove, and other stories. 280P '93 
 
 Houghton 
 Old Chester tales. 35gp $1.50 '98 Harper 
 R. J.'s mother and other people. 312P $1.50 '08 
 
 Harper 
 Voice. 85P $1.00 '12 Harper 
 Way to peace. 94P $1.50 '10 Harper 
 Where the laborers are few. 86p $1.50 '09 Harper 
 Wisdom of fools. 248? $1.25 '97 Houghton 
 De Quincey, Tliomas 
 
 Collected writings; ed. by David Masson. v 12 
 (Tales and romances). 467P '97 London, Black 
 [The stories indexed appear in all complete edi- 
 tions under the title Tales and Romances, there- 
 fore the separate editions have not been indexed.] 
 Dickens, Cliarles 
 
 [Note: It has not been deemed necessary to index 
 separately even a small proportion of the many 
 editions of Dickens. There is unfortunately some 
 variation in the groups of stories included by the 
 different editors under the titles Christmas Books 
 and Christmas Stories, but the authorized editions 
 are nearly uniform, and a story listed as in 
 "Christmas Books" or "Sketches by Boz," will 
 usually be found in the volume of that title in 
 any edition] 
 Works. 30V London, Chapman & Hall (Scribner) 
 Christmas books. (Gadshill ed.) 525P $1.50 '97 
 
 Scribner 
 Christmas stories. (Gadshill ed.) 2V $:.50 '98 Scrib- 
 ner 
 Hard times. 444P '98 London, Chapman (Scribner) 
 Sketches by Boz. (Gadshill ed.) 2V $1.50 '98 Scrib- 
 ner 
 Tale of two cities, (any edition) 
 Donnell, A. H. 
 
 Glory and the other girl. 63P '07 Elgin. HI.. Cook 
 Judith Lynn; a story of the sea. 64P '00 Elgin, 111., 
 
 Cook 
 Rebecca Mary. 194P $'-50 '05 Harper 
 Very small person. ig2p $1.25 '06 Harper 
 Dostoievski, F. M. 
 
 Friend of the family; and The gambler. 'S7 London, 
 
 Vizetteliy 
 Uncle's dream, and The permanent husband; tr. by 
 F. Whishaw. '88 London, Vizetteliy 
 
 Doyle, A. C. . . . n 
 
 Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. 307P $1.50 (c 92) 
 
 Harper 
 Beyond the city. i8op 50c Rand 
 Croxley master; a great tale of the prize ring. 70p 
 
 50c '07 McClure 
 Doings of Raffles Haw. 13-IP (c 'gO Lovell _ 
 
 Great .shadow, and Uncle Bernac. $1.35 (c "-') 
 
 Appleton 
 Green flag, and other stories of wa 
 McClure 
 
 sport. 384P 
 
 Last galley: impressions and tales. 321P $1.20 '11 
 Doubleday 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIRS 
 
 361 
 
 My friend the murderer; and other mysteries and 
 adventures. 288p '93 LovcU 
 
 One crowded hour. 19P 'n New York, Paget 
 
 Parasite. 143P $1.00 '95 Harper 
 
 Return of Sherlock Holmes. 381P $1.35 '10 Double- 
 day 
 
 Round the fire stories. 3s6p $1.35 '08 McClure 
 
 Round the red lamp. 307P $i.35 '10 Appleton 
 
 Sign of the four. A scandal in Bohemia and other 
 stories. 364P $1.00 '00 Burt 
 
 Tales of Sherlock Holmes. 415P $1.50 '06 Burt 
 
 Tragedy of the Korosko; The green flag; and other 
 stories. 169, 249P '02 Appleton 
 Dragoumis, J. D. 
 
 Tales of a Greek island. 379P $1.35 'i-' Houghton 
 
 Under Greek skies. 305P $1.00 '13 Button 
 Dumas, Alexandre 
 
 Crop-eared Jacquot, and other stories; tr. by A. 
 AUinson. 115P '05 London, Methuen 
 
 Fairy tales; tr. by H. A. Spurr. 114P '04 Stokes 
 
 Galley slave. 185P '85 London, Pierce 
 
 Horrors of Paris. A sequel to The Mohicans of 
 Paris. 190P '75 Philadelphia, Peterson 
 
 Masaniello; or. The fisherman of Naples. An his- 
 torical romance. 140P '88 New York, Munro 
 
 Mohicans of Paris. 189P '59 Philadelphia, Peterson 
 
 Pauline; a tale of Normandy. 32P '42 New York, 
 Winchester 
 
 Prince of thieves; tr. by F. Adams. i26p '04 Lon- 
 don, Methuen 
 
 Snow ball and Sultanetta; tr. by A. AUinson. 132P 
 '04 London, Methuen 
 
 Wolf-leader; tr. by A. AUinson. '04 London, 
 Methuen 
 Dunbar, Alice 
 
 Goodness of St. Rocque, and other stories. 224P '99 
 Dodd 
 Dunbar, P. L. 
 
 Folks from Dixie. 263P $1.25 '98 Dodd 
 
 In old plantation days. 307P $1.35 'o3 Dodd 
 
 Strength of Gideon, and other stories. 362P '00 
 Dodd 
 Duncan, Norman 
 
 Finding his soul. 6ip 50c '13 Harper 
 
 Soul of the street: correlated stories of the New 
 York Syrian quarter. i68p '00 McClure 
 
 Suitable child. 96P $1.00 '09 Revell 
 
 Way of the sea. 332P '03 McClure 
 Dyar, M. 
 
 Davie and Elizabeth. $1.00 '08 Harper 
 
 Earle, M. T. 
 
 Flag on the hilltop. i2sp 90c '02 Houghton 
 
 Man who worked for Collister. 248P '98 Boston, 
 
 Copeland 
 Through old-rose glasses, and other stories. 209P 
 
 $1.25 '00 Houghton 
 Wonderful wheel. iS2p '96 Century 
 Ebner von Eschenbach, Marie 
 
 Two countesses; tr. by Mrs. Waugh. 176P '93 Cas- 
 
 sell 
 Eckstein, Ernest 
 
 Chaldean magician. An adventure in Rome, in the 
 
 reign of the Emperor Diocletian; tr. by Mary J. 
 
 Safford. ii2p '86 New York, Gottsberger 
 Monk of the Aventine; tr. by Helen Hunt Jackson. 
 
 196P '94 Roberts 
 Edgeworth, Maria 
 Harry and Lucy; to which are added The little dog 
 
 Trusty; The cherry orchard, and The orange man. 
 
 192P '56 Routledge 
 Parent's assistant; or, Stories for children. 535P '5.3 
 
 Philadelphia, Hazard 
 Tales and novels. 20V in 10 '35 Harper 
 Waste not, want not, and other stories by Maria 
 
 Edgeworth, Jane Taylor, and Mrs. Barbauld. 84P 
 
 '04 Heath 
 Eggleston, Edward 
 
 Duffels; short stories. 262P '93 Appleton 
 
 Mr. Blake's walking sttick; a Christmas story. 6op 
 
 '70 New York, Randolph 
 Eliot, George 
 
 [The stories indexed appear in all editions under 
 
 the volume titles as given, therefore editions are 
 
 not given.] 
 Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, A. 
 Strange stories. 190P '80 Appleton 
 
 Ferber, Edna 
 
 Buttered side down. 230P $1.00 '12 Harper 
 Roast beef, medium. 296? $1.20 '13 Stokes 
 
 Fernald, C. B. 
 
 Cat and the cherub, and other stories. 250P $1.25 '96 
 
 Century 
 I'nder the jack-staff. 262P $1.25 '03 Century 
 
 Field, Eugene 
 
 Writings in prose and verse. '11 Scribner 
 
 Holy cross, and other tales. 19 ip '93 Chicago, Stone 
 
 Little book of profitable tales. 286p '89 Chicago, 
 
 Wdson 
 Second book of tales. 341P $1.25 '96 Scribner 
 Stars; a slumber story. 7op 50c '06 Scribner 
 Temptation of Friar Gonson. A story of the devil, 
 two saints, and a booke. '00 Washington, Wood- 
 ward 
 Flaubert, Gustave 
 
 Complete works. luv (lirunctiere ed) (c '04) Dunne 
 
 Foote, M. H. 
 
 In exile, and other stories. 2S3p '95 Houghton 
 Prodigal. 99P '00 Houghton 
 
 Touch of sun, and other stories. 273P $1.35 '03 
 Houghton 
 
 Ford, P. L. 
 
 Checked love affair, and "The Cortelyou feud." ii2p 
 
 .'03 Dodd 
 Great K. and A. train robbery; a novel. 2oop Dodd 
 His version of it. logp '05 Dodd 
 Love finds a way. 107P '04 Dodd 
 Tattle-tales of Cupid. 264P '98 Dodd 
 Warning for lovers, and "Sauce for the goose is 
 sauce for the gander." i03p '06 Dodd 
 
 Fox, John, Jr. 
 
 Blue-grass and rhododendron; outdoors in Kentucky. 
 294P $1.75 '01 Scribner 
 
 Christmas eve on Lonesome, and other stories. 234P 
 $1-35 '04 Scribner 
 
 Cumberland vendetta, and other stories. 22 ip '96 
 Harper 
 
 "Hell fer sartain," and other stories. ii8p '97 Har- 
 per 
 
 Kentutkians; A knight of the Cumberland. 259? 
 $1.00 '09 Scribner 
 
 Knight of the Cumberland, issp '06 Scribner 
 
 Mountain Europa. 279P $1.25 '09 Scribner 
 
 France, Anatole 
 
 Works; ed. by Frederic Chapman. 20v '10 Lane 
 Balthasar, a translation by Mrs. John Lane. 225P 
 
 $1.75 '09 Lane 
 Frederic, Harold 
 
 Copperhead. 197P '93 Scribner 
 
 Deserter, and other stories. A book of two wars. 
 
 40 1 p '98 Lothrop 
 In the sixties. 319P $i.,35 '97 Scribner 
 Marsena, and other stories. 2iop '94 Scribner 
 
 Freeman, M. E. W. 
 
 Comfort Pease and her gold ring. 4Sp '95 Revell 
 
 Copy-cat, and other stories. 350P $1.25 '14 Harper 
 
 Evelina's garden. i2op soc '99 Harper 
 
 Fair Lavinia, and others. 307P $1.25 '07 Harper 
 
 Givers. 29SP $1.25 '04 Harper 
 
 Green door. 62P 7sc '10 Moffat 
 
 Humble romance, and other stories. 436P $1.25 '87 
 
 Harper 
 In colonial times, nsp soc '99 Lothrop 
 Jamesons. 177P '99 Doubleday 
 Love of Parson Lord, and other stories. 232P $1.25 
 
 '00 Harper 
 New England nun, and other stories. 468p $1.25 '01 
 
 Harper 
 People of our neighborhood. i6ip (c '95) Doubleday 
 Pot of gold, and other stories. 324P $1.50 '93 Lothrop 
 Silence, and other stories. 279P $1.25 '98 Harper 
 Six trees; short stories. 2o6p $1.25 '03 Harper 
 Understudies; short stories. 229P $1.25 '01 Harper 
 Wind in the rose-bush, and other stories of the 
 
 supernatural. 237P '03 Doubleday 
 Winning lady, and others. 327P $1.25 '09 Harper 
 Yates pride. 65P 50c '12 Harper 
 Young Lucretia, and other stories. 258P $1.25 92 
 
 Harper 
 
 French, A. W. 
 
 His story, their letters. 141P '02 Chicago, Drake 
 Original gentleman. 330P $1.30 '08 Little 
 Panther; a talc of temptation. 91P '08 Boston, Small 
 Susan Clcgg and her friend Mrs. Lathrop. 227P 
 
 $1.30 '04 Little 
 Susan Clegg and her neighbors' affairs. 22op $1.30 
 
 '06 Little 
 Susan Clegg, her friend and her neighbors. 397P 
 
 $1.30 '10 Little 
 When woman proposes. is8p $1.25 '11 Little 
 Your child and mine. 314P $1.30 '09 Little 
 
362 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Fuller, H. B. 
 
 Chatelaine of La Trinite. 176P '92 Century 
 Chevalier of Pensieri-Vani. 185P $1.25 '92 Century 
 From the other side; stories of transatlantic travel. 
 
 22yp $1.25 '98 Houghton 
 Under the skylights. 282P '01 Appleton 
 Waldo Trench and others; stories of Americans in 
 Italy. 338P $1.35 '08 Scribner 
 
 Futrelle, Jacques 
 
 Thinking machine on the case. 337P '08 Appleton 
 
 Gaborlau, Emile 
 
 Little old man of Batignolles, and other stories. 
 
 198P 'S8 Lovell 
 Promise of marriage. 89P '83 Lovell 
 Galsworthy, John 
 
 Commentary. 263P $1.35 Putnam 
 Inn of tranquillity. 278P $1.30 '14 Scribner 
 Motley. 274P $1.20 '10 Scribner 
 Garland, Hamlin 
 
 Little Norsk; or, Ol' pap's Flaxen. 157P '92 Appleton 
 
 Main-travelled roads. 299P '99 Macmillan 
 
 Moccasin ranch; a story of Dakota. 136P $1.00 '09 
 
 Harper 
 Other main-travelled roads. 349P $1.50 '10 Harper 
 Prairie folks. 253P '93 Schulte 
 Spirit of Sweetwater, soc '98 Doubleday 
 Wayside courtships. 28 ip '97 Appleton 
 Witch's gold. A new and enlarged version of The 
 
 spirit of Sweetwater. 23 ip '96 Doubleday 
 Zalea: a psychological episode and tale of love. 146? 
 
 '00 Washington, Neal 
 Garshin, V. M. 
 
 Red flower. 37P '11 Phila., Brown bros. 
 Gaskell, Mrs. E. C. 
 
 Novels and tales. 7v '92 London, Smith, Elder 
 Cousin Phillis, and other tales. 286p '85 London, 
 
 Smith, Elder 
 Cousin Phillis and other tales. 32SP Dutton 
 Lizzie Leigh, and other tales. 274P '65 London, 
 
 Smith, Elder 
 Mary Barton, and other tales. 459P '02 London, 
 
 Smith, Elder 
 Right at last, and other tales. 30SP '60 Harper 
 Round the sofa. 2v '59 London, Low 
 Gautier, Theophile 
 
 Complete works; tr. and ed. by F. C. de Sumichrast. 
 
 (Gascon ed.) i2v '09 New York, Postlethwaite, 
 
 Taylor & Knowles 
 Works; tr. and ed. by F. C. de Sumichrast. (Pocket 
 
 ed.) I IV $1.50 each '12 Little 
 W'orks (Sumichrast ed.) 24V '01 New York, Sproul 
 Gerould, K. F. 
 
 Vain oblations. 324P $1.35 '14 Scribner 
 Gibbon, Perceval 
 
 Vrouw Grobelaar and her leading cases. 293P '06 
 
 McClure 
 
 GIssIng, G. R. 
 
 House of cobwebs, and other stories. 30op $1.50 '06 
 Dutton 
 Glaspell, Susan 
 
 Lifted masks. 257P $1.00 '12 Stokes 
 Gogol, N. V. 
 
 Cossack tales; tr. by George Tolstoi. '60 London, 
 Blackwood 
 
 Evenings in little Russia; tr. by E. W. Underwood 
 and W. H. Cline. 153P '03 London, Evanston 
 
 St. John's eve, and other stories; tr. by I. F. Hap- 
 good. 383P '86 Crowell 
 
 Taras Bulba; St. John's eve, and other tales. '87 
 London, Vizettelly 
 Gorky, Maxim 
 
 Creatures that once were men; tr. by J. K. M. 
 Shira/i. 75c '05 I'unk 
 
 Heartache; and The old woman Izcrofel. '05 Lon- 
 don, Maclaren 
 
 Individualists; Cain and Arteme; Strange com- 
 panion. '06 London, Maclaren 
 
 Orloff and his wife; tales of the barefoot brigade; 
 tr. by I. F. Hapgood. $1.00 '01 Scribner 
 
 Outcasts, and other stories. '05 London, I'nwin 
 
 Tales; tr. fiom the Russian by R. N. Bain. 285P 
 $1.20 '02 Funk 
 
 Twenty-six and one, and other stories; tr. by I. 
 Strannik. '02 New ^'ork, Taylor 
 
 Twenty-six men and a girl [and other stories], tr. 
 by E. Jakowleff and D. B. Montefiore. '02 Lon- 
 don, Duckworth 
 Grahame, Kenneth 
 
 Dream days. 228P $1.00 (c '98) Lane 
 
 Grand, Sarah 
 
 Our manifold nature; stories from life. 23SP '94 
 
 Appleton 
 Grant, Robert 
 
 Bachelor's Christmas, and other stories. 309P $1.35 
 
 '95 Scribner 
 Knave of hearts; a fairy story. igSp '86 Ticknor 
 Lawbreakers, and other stories. 277P $1.25 '06 
 
 Scribner 
 Gray, David 
 
 Gallops. 226p $1.25 '98 Century 
 Gallops 2. 25SP $1.25 '03 Century 
 Mr. Carteret, and others. 2i8p $1.00 '10 Century 
 Green, A. K. 
 
 Amethyst box. isip '05 Bobbs-Merrill 
 
 Difficult problem, and other stories. 344P '00 New 
 
 York, Lupton 
 Doctor, his wife, and the clock. 131P '95 Putnam 
 House in the mist. 149P '05 Bobbs-Merrill 
 Old stone house, and other stories. 202p 75c '91 Put- 
 nam 
 7-12; a detective story. 114P '87 Putnam 
 Three thousand dollars. 157P $1.00 '10 Badger 
 X Y Z; a detective story 97P '83 Putnam 
 Grenfell, W. T. 
 
 Off the rocks; stories of the deep-sea fisherfolk of 
 
 Labrador. 203P '06 Philadelphia, Sunday School 
 
 Times Co 
 
 Haggard, H. R. 
 
 Allan the hunter; a tale of three lions and Prince, 
 
 another lion, iiip '98 Lothrop 
 Elissa; the doom of Zimbabwe. Black Heart and 
 
 White Heart; a Zulu idyll. 246, losp $1.25 '00 
 
 Longmans 
 Mahatma and the hare; a dream storv. i6sp $1.00 
 
 '11 Holt 
 Maiwa's revenge. 157P '88 Harper 
 Tale of three lions. 58p Lovell 
 Hale, E. E. 
 
 Works, lov $1.50 each 1898-1901 Little 
 Aunt Caroline's present. 36P '95 Boston, J. S. Smith 
 Back to back. A story of today. 98P '78 Harper 
 Brick-moon, and other stories. 369P $1.50 '99 Little 
 Christmas eve and Christmas day. 294P '73 Roberts 
 Christmas in Narragansett. 293P Funk 
 Colonel Clipsham's calendar, sip '95 Boston, Smith 
 Crusoe in New York, and other tales. 259P '80 Rob- 
 erts 
 Daily bread; a story of a snow blackade. 44P '88 
 
 Boston, Smith 
 Four and five; a story of a Lend-a-hand club. 194P 
 
 '91 Roberts 
 Hands off. 3op '95 Boston, Smith 
 
 His level best, and other stories. 293P '77 Roberts 
 If, yes, and perhaps. Four possibilities and six 
 
 exaggerations, with some bits of fact. 296P '74 
 
 Boston, Osgood 
 In His name. 268p $1.50 '01 Little 
 Man without a country, and other stories. 397P 
 
 $1.50 '98 Little 
 My double and how he undid me. sop '9s Boston, 
 
 Lawson 
 My friend the boss. A story of today. 191P '88 
 
 Boston, .Smith 
 One good turn. 37P '93 Boston, Smith 
 Red and white; a Christmas story. 41P "87 Boston, 
 
 Smith 
 Safe deposit. 43P '9s Boston, Smith 
 Susan's escort, and others. 4i6p '97 Harper 
 Ten times one is ten. 439P $1.50 '99 Little 
 Halevy, Ludovic 
 
 Abbe Constantin, and other stories. 3np $1.00 '95 
 
 Burt 
 Autumn manoeuvres. 239P '98 New York, Richmond 
 Catherine Duval; sketches of Paris life. 203P '99 
 
 Page 
 Marriage for love. gSp '90 Dodd 
 
 'arisian points of 
 
 195P $1.00 '94 Harper 
 
 Harben, W. N. 
 
 Mute confessor; the romance of a southern town. 
 
 921) '00 New York, Street & Smith 
 North walk mystery. 178P '79 New York, Street & 
 
 Smith 
 Northern Georgia sketches. 305P '00 McClurg 
 Hardy, Thomas 
 
 Changed man; The waiting supper, and other tales. 
 
 4o.'iP $i-3.S '"3 Harper 
 Group of noble dames. 292P $1.50 '01 Harper 
 Life's little ironies. 2681) $1.50 '94 Harper 
 Romantic adventures of a milkmaid. A novel. i8p 
 
 '83 New York, Munro 
 Wessex tales. 214P $1.50 '88 Harper 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 363 
 
 Harland, Henry 
 
 Comedies and errors. 34JP $1.30 '98 Lane 
 Gray roses. 2o8p $1.25 '95 Roberts 
 Latin-quarter courtship. 269P '89 Cassell 
 Mademoiselle Miss, and other stories. i02p $1.25 
 
 '04 Lane 
 Two voices. io6p '90 Cassell 
 Harraden, Beatrice 
 
 In varying moods. 286p '04 Putnam 
 
 Little Rosebud; or, Things wdl take a turn. 131P 98 
 
 Boston, Estes 
 Umbrella mender. 157P '94 New York, Ogdvie 
 Untold tales of the past. 243P '97 Dodd 
 Harriman, K. E. 
 
 Ann Arbor tales. 322P '02 Philadelphia, Jacobs 
 Harris, J. C. 
 
 Balaam and his master, and other sketches and sto- 
 ries. 293P $1.25 '91 Houghton 
 Bishop and the boogerman. 184P $1.00 09 Double- 
 day 
 Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann. 2iop $1.35 99 
 
 Scribner 
 Daddy Jake the runaway, and short stories told after 
 
 dark. igSp $1.25 '04 Century 
 Free Joe, and other Georgian sketches. 236? ?i.oo 
 
 '87 Scribner 
 Little Mr. Thimblefinger and his queer country. 
 
 230P $1.80 '94 Houghton 
 Little Union scout. 18 ip '04 McClure 
 Makine of a statesman, and other stories. 246P '02 
 
 McClure 
 Mingo, and other sketches in black and white. 273P 
 
 '84 Osgood 
 Mr. Rabbit at home: a sequel to Little Mr. Thimble- 
 finger and his queer country. 304P $1.80 Houghton 
 Nights with Uncle Remus; myths and legends of the 
 
 old plantation. 4i6p '83 Boston, Osgood 
 On the wings of occasion. 310P '00 Doubleday 
 Plantation printer; the adventures of a Georgia boy 
 
 during the war. 19 ip '92 London, Osgood 
 Shadow between his shoulder-blades. 132P 500 '09 
 
 Boston, Small 
 Story of Aaron (so named) the son of Ben Ali, told 
 by his friends and acquaintances. 198P $1.80 '96 
 Houghton 
 Tales of home folks in peace and war. 417P $i.3S 
 
 '98 Houghton 
 Told by Uncle Remus; new stories of the old plan- 
 tation. 295P $2.00 '05 McClure 
 Uncle Remus and his friends. 357P $1.40 '92 Hough- 
 ton 
 Uncle Remus, his songs and his sayings. 265P $2.00 
 'i 1 Appleton 
 
 Harrison, C. C. 
 
 Belhaven tales. 2i2p '92 Century 
 
 Carcellini emerald, with other tales. 314P '99 New 
 
 York, Stone 
 Daughter of the South, and shorter stories. 281P '92 
 
 Cassell 
 Edelweiss of the Sierras, and other tales. 209P 92 
 
 Harper 
 Golden-rod, an idyl of Mount Desert. 11 5p '80 Har- 
 per 
 Merry maid of Arcady, and other stones. 348P 97 
 
 Boston, Wolfe 
 Unwelcome Mrs. Hatch. 7op '01 New York, Bur- 
 
 goyne 
 Virginia cousin; and Bar Harbor tales. 202p '95 
 
 Boston, Wolfe 
 
 Harte, Bret 
 
 Writings, igv ea $1.50 1871-99 Houghton 
 Ancestors of Peter Atherly, and other tales. 381P 
 
 $1.50 '00 Houghton 
 Barker's luck, and other stories. 265P $1.25 96 
 
 Houghton 
 Bell-ringer of Angels, and other stories. 334P $1.25 
 
 '94 Houghton 
 By shore and sedge. 260P '85 Houghton 
 Colonel Starbottle's client, and some other people. 
 
 283P $1.25 '92 Houghton 
 Condensed novels. 212P '99 Houghton 
 Drift from two shores. 266p $1.00 '78 Osgood 
 From sandhill to pine. 327P $1.25 '00 Houghton 
 Frontier stories. 4S2p $1.00 '87 Houghton 
 Heritage of Dedlow marsh, and other tales. 269P '89 
 
 Houghton 
 Luck of Roaring camp, and other stories. 279P $1.50 
 
 '86 Houghton 
 Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation, and other stories. 
 
 289P $1.25 '09 Houghton 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands, and other sketches. 352P 
 
 $1.25 '00 Houghton 
 On the frontier. 288p $1.25 '84 Houghton 
 
 Openings in the old trail. $1.25 '02 Houghton 
 
 Protegee of Jack Hamlin's, and other stones. 292P 
 $1.25 '94 lloughton 
 
 Sally Dows, and other stories. 299P $1.25 73 
 Ilouyhton , . . , 
 
 Sappho of Green Springs, and other stones. 294P 91 
 Houghton 
 
 Stories in light and shadow. 304P $1.25 98 Hough- 
 ton J 
 
 Tales of the Argonauts. 282P $1.25 75 Osgood 
 
 Talcs of trail and town. 348? $1.25 98 Houghton 
 
 Trent's trust, and other tales. 264P $1.50 03 Hough- 
 ton , , 
 
 Twins of Table mountain, and other stones. 249P 
 $1.00 '07 Houghton , Tj I.. 
 
 Under the redwoods. 334P $i-25 01 Houghton 
 
 Hauff, Wllhelm . ,. t • • t- u 
 
 Three tales; tr. by Faber. 326? 69 Leipzig, lauch- 
 
 nitz 
 Hawkins, A. H. 
 
 Works. I3V (c '02) Appleton 
 
 Change of air. 248P '94 Holt , ^ ^ .. 
 
 Comedies of courtship. 377P $i-50 9o bcnbner 
 
 Cut and a kiss. 138P '99 Boston, Brown 
 
 Dolly dialogues. 202P $1.50 '01 Holt 
 
 Frivolous Cupid. 223P '9S New York, Piatt 
 
 Half a hero. '02 Appleton / , ^ -kt 
 
 Heart of the Princess Osra. 301P (c 95) New 
 
 York, American News Co. 
 Indiscretion of the duchess. 222P 94 Holt 
 Love's logic, and other stories. 322P 08 McClure 
 Sport royal. 97P $i-50 '07 Harper 
 Hawthorne, Julian 
 
 David Poindexter's disappearance, and other tales. 
 
 2 1 op '88 Appleton . , , -nt 
 
 Mr. Du«4pn's invention, and other stories». 9&: New 
 
 York,'T*erriam „.'-,,. -..^ /--n 
 
 Six cent Sam's 332P (c '93) St. Paul, Pnce-McGiU 
 
 Hawthorne, Nathaniel , , ^ » 
 
 Complete works (Riverside ed.) 13V ea $2.00 
 Houghton , , ^ , TT 1. 
 
 Complete writings (Autograph ed.). 22v 00 Hough- 
 Colonial stories [In colonial days] 104P '97 Boston, 
 
 Grandfather's chair; a history for youth. 282P '98 
 Altemus , -r, ,-, j 
 
 Legends of New England. 104P '77 Boston, Osgood 
 Legends of the Province house. '77 Boston, Osgood 
 Wonder book for girls and boys. 233P (c 96) Cro- 
 well 
 Hearn, Lafcadio . 
 
 Japanese miscellany. $1.25 01 Little 
 Kotto. 251P $1.50 '02 Macmdlan 
 Kwaidan: stories and studies of strange things. 240P 
 
 $i.3S '04 Houghton ^ , TT t 
 
 Romance of the Milky Way. 209P $1.25 '05 Hough- 
 ton . 
 Shadowings. 268P $1.25 '00 Little 
 Some Chinese ghosts. 185P '87 Roberts 
 Youma, the story of a West-Indian slave. 193P ?i.oo 
 '90 Harper 
 
 Henry, O. * , t,t r-, 
 
 Cabbages and kings. 343P $i-20 04 McClure 
 
 Four million. $1.00 '09 Doubleday 
 
 Gentle grafter. 235P $i-oo '08 McClure 
 
 Heart of the West. 224P $1.20 '07 McClure 
 
 Let me feel your pulse. 38P 50c '10 Doubleday 
 
 Options. 3^3P '09 Harper t^ ., , 
 
 Roads of destiny. 376P $i-20 09 Doubleday 
 
 Rolling stones. 292P $1.20 '12 Doubleday 
 
 Sixes and sevens. $1.20 '11 Doubleday 
 
 Strictly business; more stories of the four million. 
 
 $1.20 '10 Doubleday . , , , .,,. 
 
 Trimmed lamp, and other stones of the four million. 
 
 260P $1.00 ';o Doubleday 
 Two women; the one: a fog in Santone; the other: 
 
 a medley of moods. 8ip (c '10) Boston, Small 
 Voice of the citv. 243P $'-oo '08 McClure 
 Whirligigs. 314P $1.20 '10 Doubleday 
 
 Herrick, Robert 
 
 Literary love-letters, and other stories. 245P 97 
 
 Scribner , „ ^, . c. 
 
 Love's dilemmas. m,m' '■'' Chicago, Stone 
 Man who wins. i^M' '7 Scribner 
 Master of the inn. s,,, ^.h- nS Scribner 
 Their child. 95P '"3 Macniillan 
 
 Hewlett, M. H. , , / I. ij 
 
 Fond adventures; tales of the youth of the world. 
 
 339P $1.50 '05 Harper , ^ 
 
 Judgment of Borso; a little novel of Ferrara. 90P 
 
 '90 Macmillan 
 
364 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Little novels of Italy. 343P $1.35 '99 Macmillan 
 
 Madonna of the peach tree. 66p '99 Macmillan 
 
 New Canterbury tales. 262P '02 $1.35 Macmillan 
 
 Quattrocentisteria. 55P '02 Altemus 
 
 Ruinous face. 43P $1.00 '09 Harper 
 
 Sacrifice at Prato. 23P '08 Englewood, N. J., Hill- 
 side press 
 
 Saint Gervase of Plessy. 44P '00 Macmillan 
 Heyse, P. J. L. 
 
 L'Arrabiata, and other tales. 274P '67 London, S. 
 Low, Marston 
 
 At the ghost hour. Midday magic; tr. by F. A. 
 Van Santford. '94 Dodd 
 
 At the ghost hour. The fair Abigail; tr. by F. A. 
 Van Santford. 72P '94 Dodd 
 
 At the ghost hour. The forest laugh; tr. by F. A. 
 Van Santford. 6op '94 Dodd 
 
 At the ghost hour. The house of the unbelieving 
 Thomas; tr. by F. A. \'an Santford. 96P '94 Dodd 
 
 Barbarossa, and other tales; tr. by L. C. S. 302p '74 
 London, Low 
 
 Dead lake, and other tales. 312P '70 London, Low 
 
 Divided heart, and other stories; tr. by C. S. Cope- 
 land. 240P '94 Brentano 
 
 Selected stories. 64P '86 Chicago, Schich 
 
 Solitaries. 54P '70 Philadelphia, Claxton 
 
 Tales from the German. 28 ip '79 Appletoii 
 
 Witch of the Corso; tr. by G. W. Ingraham. )8p '82 
 New York, Munro 
 
 Words never to be forgotten, and The donkey. 13QP 
 New York, Hoff 
 Hibbard, G. A. 
 
 Governor, and other stories. 292P $1.00 '92 Scribner 
 
 Iduna, and other stories. 2g6p '91 Harper 
 
 Nowadays, and other stories. 268p '93 Harper 
 Hichens, R. S. 
 
 After tomorrow. 74P (c '95) New York, Merriam 
 
 Black spaniel, and other stories. 280P '05 Stokes 
 
 Bye-ways. 3s6p $1.35 '97 Dodd 
 
 Folly of Eustace, and other stories. 175P '96 Apple- 
 ton 
 
 Tongues of conscience. 368p $1.50 '00 Stokes 
 Hogg, James 
 
 Tales and sketches, by the Ettrick Shepherd. 6v '78 
 London 
 Hoffmann, E. T. W. 
 
 Hoffmann's strange stories. From the German. 444P 
 '55 Boston, Burnham 
 
 Nutcracker and Mouseking; tr. from the German, by 
 Mrs. St. Simon. 138P '53 Appleton 
 
 Weird tales; a new translation from the German 
 . . . by J. T. Bealby. 2v '85 Scribner 
 Hopkins, M. S. B. 
 
 Change of heart; six love stories. 171P $1.25 '03 
 Harper 
 
 Jimty, and others. 325P '08 Harper 
 
 "Perchance to dream," and other stories. 267P '92 
 Dodd 
 
 Sixth sense, and other stories. 273P $1.25 Harper 
 Hopkins, W. J. 
 
 Burbury stoke. $1.25 '13 Houghton 
 
 Clammer. 255P $1.20 '06 Houghton 
 
 Meddlings of Eve. 207p $1.00 '10 Houghton 
 Hornung, E. W. 
 
 Amateur cracksman. 290P $1.25 '99 Scribner 
 
 Bride from the bush. 194P 75c (c '99) New York, 
 Street 
 
 Rafifles; further adventures of an amateur cracks- 
 man. 30ip $1.35 '01 Scribner 
 
 Some persons unknown. 276P $1.25 '98 Scribner 
 
 Stingaree. 391P $1.35 '05 Scribner 
 
 Thief in the night; further adventures of A. J. 
 Raffles. 37-P $1-35 '05 Scribner 
 
 Witching hili. 274P $1.25 '13 Scribner 
 Howard, B. W. 
 
 Seven on the highway. 272P '97 Houghton 
 
 Tony, the maid. i66p '87 Harper 
 Howells, W. D. 
 
 Between the dark and the daylight: romances. 184P 
 $1.50 '07 Harper 
 
 Christmas every day. 22p $1.25 '08 Harper 
 
 Counterfeit presentment. 199P $1.25 '05 Houghton 
 
 Day of their wedding. 158P $1.25 '96 Harper 
 
 Day's pleasure, and other sketches. 240P '81 Hough- 
 ton 
 
 Doorstep acquaintance, and other sketches. 92P '00 
 Houghton 
 
 Elevator, a farce. 84P $1.00 '85 Houghton 
 
 Evening dress, a farce. S9P 500 '93 Harper 
 
 Fearful responsibility, and other stories. 25sp $1.40 
 '81 Houghton 
 
 Fennel and rue, a novel. 129P $1.50 '08 Harper 
 
 Five o'clock tea, a farce. 46P 50c '94 Harper 
 Garroters, a farce, gop 500 '94 Harper 
 Imperative duty, a novel. 150P $1.00 '92 Harper 
 Indian giver, a comedy. 99P 500 '00 Houghton 
 Letter of introduction, a farce. 6ip soc '92 Harper 
 Likely story, a farce. S4p 50c '94 Harper 
 Mousetrap, and other farces. 184P 50c '89 Harper 
 Open-eyed conspiracy; an idyl of Saratoga. i8ip 
 
 $1.00 '97 Harper 
 Out of the (luestion, a comedy. 183P $1.25 '05 
 
 Houghton 
 Parlor car, a farce. 74P $1.00 '04 Houghton 
 Parting and a meeting. gSp $1.00 '96 Harper 
 Questionable shapes, jigp $1.50 '03 Harper 
 Room forty-five, a farce. 6ip $1.00 '00 Houghton 
 Sleeping car, a farce. 74P '83 Osgood 
 Sleeping car and other farces. '92 Houghton 
 Smoking car, a farce. 70P $1.00 '00 Houghton 
 Suburban sketches. 234P $1.40 '71 Houghton 
 Unexpected guests, a farce. S4P 50c '93 Harpier 
 Huneker, James 
 
 Melomaniacs. 350P $1.50 '02 Scribner 
 Visionaries. 342P $1.50 '05 Scribner 
 
 Irving, Wasliington 
 
 Works (Hudson ed.) 27V ea $1.50 Putnam 
 Stories and legends. 312P (c '96) Putnam 
 
 [The stories indexed from separate volumes ap- 
 pear under the same volume title in all editions.] 
 
 Jackson, H. H. 
 
 Between vvhiles. 304P '87 Roberts 
 
 Cat stories. 3v in i $1.80 '98 Roberts 
 
 Hunter cats of Connorloa. is6p $1.00 '84 Roberts 
 
 Letters from a cat. Sop $1.00 '79 Roberts 
 
 Mammy Tittleback and her family, loip $1.00 '81 
 
 Roberts 
 Pansy Billings and Popsy; two sketches of girl lift 
 
 I07P '98 Lothrop 
 Saxe Holm's stories. 2v '74 Scribner 
 Jacobs, W. W. 
 
 Captains all. 26QP $1.25 '05 Scribner 
 Lady of the barge. 3oop $1.35 '02 Dodd 
 Many cargoes. 247P $2.00 '97 Stokes 
 More cargoes. 231P $1.00 '07 Stokes 
 Night watches. 247P $1.25 '14 Scribner 
 Odd craft. 341P $1.25 '03 Scribner 
 Sailor's knots. 283P $1.25 '09 Scribner 
 Ship's company. 261P $1.25 '11 Scribner 
 -Short cruises. 296P $1.25 '07 Scribner 
 Skipper's wooing, and The brown man's servant. 
 190P $1.00 '97 Stokes 
 James, Henry 
 
 Novels and tales of Henry James (New York ed.) 
 
 24V '09 Scribner 
 Aspern papers, Louisa Pallant, The modern warn- 
 ing. 290P '88 Macmillan 
 Author of Beltraffio; Pandora; Georgiana's reasons; 
 The path of duty; Four meetings. 362P '85 Os- 
 good 
 Better sort. 428P $1.35 '03 Scribner 
 Diary of a man of fifty, and A bundle of letters. 
 
 I35P '80 Harper 
 Embarrassments. 320P '96 Macmillan 
 Finer grain. 312P $1.25 '10 Scribner 
 In the cage. 229P '98 Chicago, Stone 
 Lesson of the master. 302P '92 Macmillan 
 London life. 366P '89 Macmillan 
 Passionate pilgrim, and other tales. 496P $2.00 '75 
 
 Osgood 
 Private life. $1.00 '73 Harper 
 
 Real thing, and other tales. 275P $1.00 '03 Mac- 
 millan 
 -Siege of London. 204p $2.00 '83 Osgood 
 Talcs of three cities. $2.00 '84 Osgood 
 Terminations. 224P $1.25 '05 Harper 
 Two magics. 393P $1.50 '98 JVIacmillan 
 Wheel of time. 22op $1.00 '93 Harper 
 Janvier, T. A. 
 
 At the Casa Napoleon. 226p '14 Harper 
 
 Color studies, and A Mexican campaign. 30 ip '03 
 
 Scribner 
 From the south of France. 234P $1.20 '12 Harper 
 In great waters; four stories. 222P $1.25 '01 Harper 
 Legends of the city of Mexico. 164P $1.30 '10 Har- 
 per 
 Passing of Thomas . . . five stories. i8op $1.25 '00 
 
 Harper 
 Santa Fe's partner. 237P $1.50 '07 Harper 
 Stories of old new Spain. 326P '91 Appleton 
 l^ncle of an angel, and other stories. 287P $1.25 '9' 
 Harper 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 36: 
 
 Jerome, J. K. , 
 
 John Ingerfield. ami other stones. jj4P 75C 94 ""'t 
 Observations of Henry. i8jp '01 Dodd , „ „ 11 
 Passing of the third floor back. i86p $1.00 08 Dodd 
 Sketches in lavender, blue, and green. 337P $i--S 
 '97 Holt 
 Jewett, S. O. , „ , 
 
 Stories and tales. 7v $7-oo '10 Hou'.;hton 
 Betty Leicester's Christmas. 68p '99 HouRhton 
 Betty Leicester's English Christmas. Sip 9 t Balti- 
 more, Bryn Mawr School 
 Country by-ways. 240P $1.00 'qj Houghton 
 Country of the pointed firs. 213P $1.25 01 Hough- 
 King of Folly island. 339I' $i-^S '88 Houghton 
 Life of Nancy. 32JP $1.25 '95 Houghton 
 Mate of the Daylight, and friends ashore. 254P $i-oo 
 
 '84 Houghton 
 Native of Winby, and other tajes. 30QP $1.25 93 
 
 Houghton , . , , 
 
 Night before Thanksgiving, A white heron, and se- 
 lected stories. 119P $i-2S 'u Houghton 
 Old friends and new. 26qp $t.oo '79 Houghton _ 
 Queen's twin, and other stories. 232P $1.25 99 
 
 Houghton ^ , TT 1 . 
 
 Strangers and wayfarers. 279P $1.25 90 Houghton 
 Tales of New England. 276P $1.25 '94 Houghton^ 
 White heron, and other stories. 254P $1.00 86 
 Houghton 
 
 Jokai, Maurus ■ , t, ^t 
 
 Tales from Jokai; tr. from the Hungarian by K. N. 
 Bain. 275P (c '04) London, Jarrold 
 Jordan, E. G. 
 
 Many kingdoms. 3"P $i-5o '08 Harper 
 May Iverson — her book. 28 ip $1.50 '04 Harper 
 May Iverson tackles life. 24SP $1.25 '12 Harper 
 Tales of destiny. 2q2p $1.50 "02 Harper 
 Tales of the city room. 232P '08 Scnbner 
 Tales of the cloister. 253P '01 Harper 
 
 Keats, Gwendoline 
 
 Life is life. '98 Scribner 
 Roman road. 235P '03 Scribner 
 Tales of Dunstable weir. 259P '01 Scribner 
 Kelly, Mvra 
 
 Little aliens. 29ip $1.35 '02 Scribner 
 
 Little citizens; the humours of school life. 353P 
 
 $1.3=; '04 McClure 
 New faces. 278P 50c '10 Dillingham 
 Wards of liberty. 3 top '07 McClure 
 Klelland, A. L. 
 
 Elsie; a Christmas story 
 
 '94 Chicago, Kerr 
 Tales of two countries; tr. by Wm. Archer. 204P 
 $1.00 '91 Harper 
 King, Charles 
 
 Campaigning with Crook, and stories of army life. 
 
 2q5p $1.2'; '90 Harper 
 Colonel's Christmas dinner. 182P '90 Philadelphia, 
 
 Hamersly 
 Conquering corps badge, and other stories of the 
 
 Philippines. 309P '02 Milwaukee, Rhoades 
 Starlight ranch, and other stories of army life on 
 the frontier. 260P '90 Lippincott 
 King, G. E. 
 
 Balcony stories. 245P '93 Century 
 Monsieur Motte. 327P '88 New York. Armst 
 Tales of time and place. 303P '92 Harper 
 Kipling, Rudyard 
 [Works] Doubleday 
 Writings in prose and verse. (Outward bound ed.) 
 
 '99 Scribner 
 Army of a dream. 63P '04 Doubleday 
 Courting of Dinah Shadd, and other stories. 182P 
 
 '90 Harper 
 Many inventions. 427P '93 Appleton 
 
 36SP '93 Macmillan 
 
 Mine own people. 325P '99 Caldwell 
 Mulvaney stories. 230P '97 Altemus 
 Phantom 'rickshaw, and other tales. 39 ip '90 Lovell 
 
 243P '98 Altemus 
 
 222P '99 Caldwell 
 
 22SP '09 Nottingham Society 
 
 Soldier stories. 203P '96 Macmillan 
 
 '00 Doubleday 
 
 Soldiers three. 303P (c '99) Caldwell 
 
 409P and i6sp 'oo Lovell 
 
 313P '09 Nottingham Society 
 
 Under the deodars. 224P '99 Caldwell 
 
 I47P '90 Lovell 
 
 234P '09 Nottingham Society 
 
 86, siP '90 U. S. Book Co. 
 
 by M. M. Dawson. 109P 
 . by Wm. Arche 
 
 trong 
 
 Wee Willie Winkie, and other stories. is6p '99 
 Caldwell 
 
 '90 Lovell 
 
 Kirk, Mrs. E. O. 
 
 Better times stories. 400P '89 Ticknor 
 
 Fairy gold. 1 14P '83 Lippincott 
 
 Love in idleness. A summer story. 131P '77 Lippin- 
 cott 
 
 Revolutionary love story, and The high steeple of 
 St. Chrysostom's. 255P '98 Chicago, Stone 
 Korolenko, V. G. 
 
 r.lind nuisician; tr. by Aline Delano. 244P 'go Little 
 
 In two moods also, In bad society 288p (c '91) New 
 York, Lovell 
 
 Vagrant, and other tales; tr. by Mrs. Alme Delano, 
 285P (c '97) Crowell 
 
 Lagerlbf, Selma 
 
 Christ legends; tr. by V. S. Howard. 272P $1.25 '08 
 
 Holt 
 From a Swedish homestead; tr. by J. Brochner. 
 
 376P '01 McClure 
 C.irl from the Marsh croft; tr. by V. S. Howard. 
 
 277P $1.50 '10 Little 
 Invisible links; tr. by B. B. Flach. 286p $1.50 '12 
 Little 
 Lannb, Charles 
 
 Life, letters, and writings. (Temple ed.) 6v '95 
 
 London, Gibbings 
 Essays of Elia (any ed.) 
 La Motte Fouque, F. H. K. 
 
 Aslauga's knight, a romance. 42P '46 London, Luin- 
 ley 
 Lang, Andrew 
 
 Disentanglers. 4i8p $1.50 '02 Longmans 
 Lefevre, Edwin 
 
 Golden flood. 199P $1.00 '05 McClure 
 Wall street stories. 224P '01 McClure 
 Le Galllenne, Richard 
 
 Maker of rainbows, and other fairy tales and fables. 
 
 $1.25 '12 Harper 
 Painted shadows. '04 Little 
 
 Romances of old France. 175P '05 Baker & Taylor 
 Lewald-Stahr, Fanny 
 
 Stories and novels, gip (c '85) Chicago, Schich 
 Lewis, A. H. 
 
 Apaches of New York. 272P soc '12 Dillingham 
 Faro Nell and her friends; Wolfville stories. 348? 
 
 $1.25 '13 Dillingham 
 Wolfville. 337P $1.50 '97 Stokes 
 Wolfville days. 31 ip $1.50 '02 Stokes 
 Wolfville nights. 326P $1.50 '02 Stokes 
 Liljencrantz, O. A. 
 
 Viking's love, and other tales of the North. 74P 
 '1 1 McClurg 
 Lindau, Rudolf 
 
 Gordon Baldwin, and The philosopher's pendulum. 
 
 163P '78 Appleton 
 Liquidated, and The seer. 179P '78 Appleton 
 Our little world; tr. by C. D. Wilder. 149P '89 St. 
 
 Paul, McGill 
 Stories and novels. 94P '85 Chicago, Schich 
 Litchfield, G. D. 
 
 Knight of the Black Forest. 169P 7sc '85 Putnam 
 Little Venice, and other stories. 298P 75c '90 Put- 
 nam 
 Locke, W. J. 
 
 Christmas mystery; the story of three wise men. 
 
 54P $1.25 'id Lane 
 Demagogue and Lady Phayre. 155P (c '95) New 
 York, Arnold 
 London, Jack 
 
 Children of the frost. $1.50 '02 Macmillan 
 Faith of men, and other stories. 286p $1.50 "04 Mac- 
 millan 
 Game. i82p $1.50 '05 Macmillan 
 House of pride, and other tales of Hawaii. 232P 
 
 $1.20 '12 Macmillan 
 Lost face. 240P $1.50 '10 Macmillan 
 Love of life, and other stories. 265P $1.50 '06 Mac- 
 millan 
 • Moon-face, and other stories. 273P $1.50 '06 Mac- 
 millan 
 Night-born. 290P $1.25 '13 Century 
 Son of the sun. 333P $1.20 '12 Doubleday 
 Son of the wolf; tales of the far North. 25 ip $1.35 
 
 '00 Houghton 
 South Sea tales. 327P $1.25 '11 Macmillan 
 Strength of the strong. 257? $1.25 '14 Macmillan 
 Tales of the fish patrol. 243P $1.50 '05 Macmillan 
 
366 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 When God laughs, and other stories. 319P $1.50 '11 
 
 Macmillan 
 Long, J. L. 
 
 Baby grand. $1.25 '12 Badger 
 
 Billy-boy; a study in responsibilities. 74P $1.25 '06 
 
 Dodd 
 Felice. 156P $1.00 '08 Moffat 
 Heimweh. 345P '05 Macmillan 
 Little Miss joy-Sing; how she became the beautiful 
 
 pine tree in the garden of Prince Don't Carc- 
 
 What. i-i8p '04 Altemus 
 Madame Butterfly. 224P $1.25 '98 Century 
 Seffy, a little comedy of country manners. 143P 
 
 $1.50 '05 Bobbs-Merrill 
 Sixty Jane, and The strike on the Schlafeplatz rail- 
 road. 2o8p $1.25 '03 Century 
 Longfellow, H. W. 
 
 Complete prose works. (Riverside ed.) 2V $3.00 
 
 Houghton [v I Outre-mer] 
 Loomis, C. B. 
 
 Cheerful Americans. 2qQp $1.25 '03 Holt 
 
 Little Maude and her ^lama. 43P see 'oq Doubleday 
 
 More cheerful Americans. 284P $1.25 '04 Holt 
 
 [Third edition published under title Poe's 
 
 "Raven" in an elevator.] 
 Yankee enchantments. 328P '00 McClure 
 Lytton, E. B. 
 
 Novels and romances. 40V 1896-98 Little 
 
 Maartens, Maarten 
 
 Brothers all; more stories of Dutch peasant life. 
 
 324P $1.35 '09 Appleton 
 My poor relations; stories of Dutch peasant life. 
 
 375P '05 Appleton 
 Question of taste. 156P (c'91) Lovell 
 Some women I have known. 3-2p '01 Appleton 
 Woman's victory, and other stories. 364P '07 Ap- 
 pleton 
 McCutcheon, G. B. 
 
 Alternative, iigp $1.25 '09 Dodd 
 Butterfly man. i2ip $1.25 '10 Dodd 
 Cowardice court. 140P $1.25 '06 Dodd 
 Her weight in gold. 320P $1.00 '14 Dodd 
 Macdonald, George 
 
 Light princess, and other fairy tales. $1.25 '93 Put- 
 nam 
 Stephen Archer, and other tales. 354P '11 Phila- 
 delphia, McKay 
 Warlock o' Glenwarlock. A homely romance. 1-7P 
 '81 Lothrop 
 MacManus. Seumas 
 
 Bewitched fiddle, and other Irish tales. 240P 'o'> 
 
 Doubleday 
 Donegal fairy stories. 25SP $1.20 '00 McCliirc 
 Red poocher. 7 3op 750 '03 Funk 
 
 Through the turf smoke; the love and laughter of 
 old Ireland. 294P '99 Doubleday 
 Magruder, Julia 
 
 Heaven-kissing hill. 159P '99 Chicago. Stone 
 
 Labor of love; a story for boys. 144P 50c '98 
 
 Lothrop 
 Miss Ayr of Virginia, and other stories. 395P 'g6 
 
 Chicago, Stone 
 Realized ideal. 135P '78 Chicago, Stone 
 Sunny southerner. 194P '01 Page 
 Marie de France 
 
 French mediaeval romances, from the lays of Marie 
 de France; tr. by Eugene Mason. 217P Dntton 
 Martin, E. S. 
 
 Courtship of a careful man, and a few other court- 
 ships. 184P $1.25 '05 Harper . 
 Masefleld, John 
 
 Mainsail haul. 189P $1.25 '13 Macmillan 
 Tarpaulin muster. 224P (c '13) London, Richards 
 Mason, A. E. W. 
 
 Hnsign Knightley, and other stories. 328P '01 Stokes 
 Matthews, J. B. 
 
 Family tree, and other stories. 236P $1.25 '89 Long- 
 In the vestibule limited. 93P soc '92 Harper 
 Outlines in local color. 240P $1.50 '98 Harper 
 Royal marine; an idyl of Narragansett Pier. 144P 
 
 $1.00 '94 Harper 
 Secret of the sea. 22op $1.00 '86 Scribner 
 Story of a story, and other stories. 234P $1.25 '93 
 
 Harper 
 Tales of fantasy and fact. 2i6p $1.25 '96 Harper 
 Vignettes of Manhattan. i8op $1.50 '94 Harper 
 Vistas of New York. 242P $1.25 '12 Harper 
 
 Matthews, J. B., and Bunner, H. C. 
 
 In partnership; studies in storytelling. 2iop '84 
 Scribner 
 Matthews, J. B., and Jessop, G. H. 
 
 Tale of twenty-five hours. i8gp 'gj Appleton 
 Matthews, J. B., and others 
 
 With my friends; tales told in partnership. 284P '91 
 Longmans 
 Maupassant, G. de 
 
 Complete works; tr. by Alfred de Sumichrast (Sumi- 
 chrast ed.) 9V (c '10) New York, Brainerd Pub- 
 lishing Co. 
 [Works] (Miromesnil ed.) 8v ':o New York, Collier 
 Works. 17V '03 New York, Dunne 
 [Works] (Brainerd ed.) lov (c '09) New York, 
 
 Bigelow & Smith 
 Allouma, and other tales; tr. by Arthur Hornblow. 
 
 I27P New York, Holland 
 Odd number. Thirteen tales; tr. by J. Sturges. 226P 
 $1.00 (c '89) Harper 
 Maupassant, G. de, and others 
 
 Mod-ern ghosts. $1.00 Harper 
 Meredith, George 
 
 Case of General Ople and Lady Camper. i26p '90 
 
 Lovell 
 Idyl of first love, sip '06 Portland, Mosher 
 Short stories. 315P '98 Scribner 
 
 Tale of Chloe, and other stories. 315P '98 West- 
 minster, Constable 
 M6rirnee, Prosper 
 
 Writings of Prosper Merimee, with an essay . . . 
 by George Saintsbury. 8v '05 New York, Croscup 
 Carmen; tr. by E. H. Garrett. ii7p '96 Little 
 Merrick, Leonard 
 
 Call from the past, and other stories. London, Nel- 
 son 
 Man who understood women and other stories. 271P 
 
 ' 1 1 London, Kennerley 
 This stage of fools. 284P '13 Kennerley 
 Whispers about women. 320P '06 London, Nash 
 Michelson, Miriam 
 
 Awakening of Zojas. 268p '10 Doubleday 
 Madigans. 361P $1.50 '04 Century 
 Miller, Alice Duer 
 
 Calderon's prisoner. 294P $1.35 '03 Scribner 
 Things. 48P 50c '14 Scribner 
 Millet, F. D. 
 
 Capillary crime, and other stories. 284P $1.25 '92 
 Harper 
 Mitchell, D. G. 
 
 Seven stories, with basement and attic. 314P '84 
 Scribner 
 
 Mitchell, S. W. 
 
 C'omedy of conscience. 129P $1.00 '03 Century 
 Diplomatic adventure, i66p $i.oo '06 Century 
 Guillotine club, and other stories. 285P $1.50 '10 
 
 Century 
 Hephzibah Guinness; Thee and you; A draft on 
 
 the bank of Spain. 199P '80 Lippincott 
 Little stories. io9p $1.00 '03 Century 
 Madeira party. 165P $1.00 '95 Century 
 Mr. Kris Kringle; a Christmas tale. losp 50c '04 
 
 Jacobs 
 Philip V'ernon, a tale in prose and verse. 55P '95 
 
 Century 
 Prince Little Boy, and other tales out of fairy- 
 land. I57P '88 Lippincott 
 Venture in 1777. i2op $1.00 '08 Jacobs 
 
 MItford, M. R. 
 
 Atherton, and other tales. 437P '54 Ticknor 
 Belford Regis; or, Sketches of a country town. 439]) 
 
 '46 London, Bentley 
 Country stories. 307P '06 Macmillan 
 Our village, second series. '48 London, liohn 
 
 Moore, George 
 
 Celibates. 453P '95 Macmillan 
 
 Untilled field. 381P $1.35 '03 Lippincott 
 
 More, Hannah 
 
 Village and other tales. i8op '51 Appleton 
 
 Morris, Gouverneur 
 
 Ellen and Mr. Man. 189P $1.25 '04 Century 
 I'ootprnit, and other stories. 336P $1.35 '08 Scribner 
 Incandescent lily, and other stories. 314P $1.25 '14 
 
 Scribner 
 It, and other stories. 386P $1.25 '12 Scribner 
 Putting on the screws. 89P 50c '09 Doubleday 
 Spread eagle, and other stories. 357P $1.20 '10 Scrib- 
 
 \'oice in the 
 
 f. is8p $1.25 'lo Dodd 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 367 
 
 Morris, William 
 
 Collected works. 24V '10 Longmans 
 
 Dream of John Ball. m-'P 'o^ Portland, Mosher 
 
 Early romances of William Morris in prose and 
 
 verse. 303P 7oc '07 Dutton ^ , , t,, , 
 
 Gertha's lovers; a tale. 123P '02 Portland, Mosher 
 Golden wings; Svend and his brethren. '02 Port- 
 land, Mosher ^^.,, 
 Hollow land. 67P '05 Hingham, Mass., Village press 
 Lovers of Gudrun. $1.00 Longmans ^ 
 Old French romances, done into English. 169P 96 
 
 London, Allen 
 Stories from Morris by Madalen Edgar. 336P 35''- 
 
 $1.00 '07 Crowell 
 Story of the glittering plain. 187P '91 Roberts 
 Story of the unknown church. 96P 02 Portland, 
 
 Tale of the house of the Wolfings and all the kin- 
 dred of the mark. 199P '90 London, Reeves 
 Morrison, Artliur 
 
 Child of ^he Jago. 164P '96 Chicago, Stone 
 Chronicles of Martin Hewitt. 267P '96 Appleton 
 Green ginger. 314P '09 Stokes ,. , ^ 
 
 Tales of mean streets. 2i8p '95 New \ ork, >enno 
 Moulton, L. C. ^ . , 
 
 Her baby brother. 62P '01 Little 
 Jessie's neighbor. 64P '00 Little 
 Miss Eyre from Boston. 33QP '89 Roberts 
 My third book. A collection of tales. 434P 59 
 
 Harper 
 Some women's hearts. 364P '88 Roberts 
 Stories told at twilight. 229P '90 Roberts 
 Musset, Alfred de 
 
 Complete writings (Pellissier) lov '05 New York, 
 Hill 
 
 Norris, Frank 
 
 Deal in wheat. 272P '03 Doubleday 
 
 Joyous miracle. 27P '06 Doubleday 
 
 Third circle. 298P $1.25 '09 Lane 
 Norris, Kathleen 
 
 Poor, dear Margaret Kirby, and other stories. 393P 
 $1.30 '13 Macmillan 
 Norris, W. E. 
 
 Despotic lady. 172P '95 Lippincott 
 
 Flower of the flock. 44P '00 Appleton 
 
 Her own doing. :37p '86 Harper 
 
 Jack's father, and other stories. i8op '91 Lovell 
 
 Mysterious Mrs. Wilkinson, and other stories. 177P 
 '91 Lovell 
 
 That terrible man. lup "85 Harper 
 
 O'Brien, Fitz James 
 
 Diamond lens, with other stories. 337P 85 Scribner 
 Ohnet, Georges 
 
 Pierre's soul; tr. by R. Bramwell. 189P '90 New 
 
 York, Waverly 
 Shoplifter. 209P '91 New York, Liberty book co 
 Oliphant, Mrs. M. W. 
 
 Stories of the seen and the unseen. 615P $1.25 00 
 
 Little 
 Ways of life. 330P '97 Putnam 
 Osbourne, Lloyd 
 
 Love, the fiddler. 278P '03 McClure 
 
 Motormaniacs. 189P '05 Bobbs-Merrill 
 
 Queen versus Billy, and other stories. 309P $1.35 
 
 '00 Scribner 
 Schmidt. 43P '07 Crowell 
 Three speeds forward; an automobile love story 
 
 with one reverse, loop '06 Appleton 
 Tin diskers; the story of an invasion that all but 
 
 failed. 127P '06 Altemus 
 Wild justice. 296P '06 Appleton 
 Ouida 
 
 Bimbi: stories for children. 303P 50c '92 Lippincott 
 Cecil Castlemaine's gage, and other stories. 389P 
 
 Soc '77 Lippincott 
 Dog of Flanders, and other stories. 24SP $1.25 '93 
 
 Lippincott 
 House party. 117P '86 Lovell 
 Rainy June. 143P '85? London, Maxwell 
 Ruffino, and other stories. 214P '90 New York, U. S. 
 
 Book CO. 
 Santa Barbara, and other stories. 303P '01 New 
 
 York, Street & Smith 
 Silver Christ, and A lemon tree. 23SP '94 Macmillan 
 La Strega, and other stories. 288p '99 Philadelphia 
 
 Biddle 
 Two new dog stories and another. 183P '00 Phila- 
 delphia, Biddle 
 Two offenders. 265P 50c '94 Lippincott 
 
 Overton, Gwendolen 
 
 '03 Macmillan 
 
 Page, Thomas Nelson 
 
 [Works] Novels, stories, .sketches and poems. (Plan- 
 tation ed.) I2V '06 Scribner 
 Among the camps; or, Young people's stories of the 
 
 war. 163P $1.35 '9' Scribner 
 Bred in the bone. 274P $1.35 'o4 Scribner 
 Burial of the guns. 2s8p $1.25 '94 Scribner 
 Captured Santa Claus. 8ip '02 Scribner 
 Elsket, and other stories. 2o8p $1.00 '91 Scribner 
 In ole Virginia. 275P $1.25 '96 Scribner 
 Land of the spirit. 2Sip $1.20 '13 Scribner 
 Old gentleman of the black stock. 137P 35c. 97 
 
 Scribner 
 Page story book; ed. by Frank E. Spaulding and 
 
 Catherine T. Bryce. i2Sp soc '06 Scribner 
 Pastime stories. 22op $1.25 '94 Harper 
 Polly; a Christmas recollection. 49P $1.00 '94 Scrib- 
 ner 
 Santa Claus's partner. 176P $1.35 99 Scribner 
 Tommy Trot's visit to Santa Claus. 94P '08 Scribner 
 Two little confederates. is6p $1.35 '88 Scribner 
 Two prisoners. 82P '98 New York, Russell 
 Unc' Edinburg; a plantation echo. S3P $i-Oo '95 
 
 Scribner 
 Under the crust. 307P $i-35 'o7 Scribner 
 Paget, V. 
 
 Hauntings; fantastic stories. 237P (c '90) New York, 
 
 Lovell 
 Legend of Madame Kasinska. 75c '03 Portland, 
 
 Mosher 
 Phantom lover. 134P '86 Roberts ^ 
 
 Pope Jacynth, and other fantastic tales. 2oop 07 
 
 Lane 
 Vanitas; polite stories, including the hitherto unpub- 
 lished story entitled A frivolous conversion. 262P 
 '11 London, Lane 
 Pangborn, G. W. 
 
 Interventions. 410P $1.25 '11 Scribner 
 Parker, Sir Gilbert ^ ., 
 
 Works (Imperial ed.) v 1-16 'i2-'i3 Scribner 
 Adventurer of the North; being a continuation of 
 the histories of Pierre and his people, and the 
 latest existing records of Pretty Pierre. 2i8p '98 
 Macmillan 
 Chief factor. 17SP '92 New York, Trow directory co. 
 Cumner's son, and other South Sea folk. 3i6p $1.20 
 
 '10 Harper 
 Donovan Pasha, and some people of Egypt. 392P 02 
 
 Appleton 
 Going of the white swan. 55p 75<' ''-' Appleton 
 Hill of pains, isip '99 Badger 
 Lane that had no turning. 359P '00 Doubleday 
 March of the white guard. 133P (c '02) New York, 
 
 Fenno 
 Northern lights. 3SiP $i-SO '09 Harper 
 Pierre and his people; tales of the far North. 318P 
 
 'q8 Macmillan 
 Pomp of the Lavillettes. igip '96 Boston, Lamson 
 Romany of the snows: second series of An ad- 
 venture of the North. 203P '08 Macmillan 
 Tavistock tales. 254P '93 New York, Tait Sons 
 Translation of a savage. 184P $1.25 '93 Appleton 
 Unpardonable liar. 185P '00 Chicago, Sergei 
 
 Payn, James 
 
 In peril and privation; stories of marine disaster 
 retold. 236P '85 Harper ^ 
 
 Sunny stories and some shady ones. 268p 91 Lovell 
 Peattie, E. W. 
 
 Castle knight and troubadour. 6sp '03 Chicago, Blue 
 Sky Press 
 
 Edda and the oak. 134P '11 New \ ork, Rand 
 
 Ickery Ann and other girls and boys. 286p '99 New 
 York, Stone 
 
 Mountain woman. 25 ip '96 Chicago, Way and Wil- 
 liams . 
 
 Pippins and cheese. 282P '97 Chicago, Way and 
 Williams 
 
 Shape of fear, and other ghostly tales. 175P 00 
 Macmillan 
 
 With scrip and staff; a tale of the children s cru- 
 sade. 182P '91 New York, Randolph 
 Pemberton, Max . 
 
 "Little Huguenot"; a romance of Pontatnebleau 
 177P 'os Dodd 
 
 Signors of the night. 268p '99 Dodd 
 Perrault, Charles 
 
 Fairv tales. Dutton on 
 
 Perrault's fairy tales; newly translated by S. R. 
 Littlewood. io7p 'ii Boston, Estes 
 
368 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Perry, Bliss 
 
 Powers at play. j86p '99 Scribner 
 
 Salem Kittredge, and other stories. 29 ip '94 Scrib- 
 ner 
 Phillpotts, Eden 
 
 Fancy free. 302P '01 London, Methuen 
 
 Folk afield. 362P $1.50 '07 Putnam 
 
 Unman boy. 241P $1.25 '04 Harper 
 
 Knock at a venture. 353P $1.50 '05 Macmillan 
 
 JSIound by the way. 83P '00 Phila., Biddle 
 
 Striking hours. 309P (c'oi) Stokes 
 
 Summer clouds, and other stories. 92P '93 New 
 York, Tuck 
 
 Tales of the tenements. 335P $1.25 '10 Lane 
 Poe, E. A. 
 
 Works (Cameo ed.) lov Funk 
 
 Complete works (Centenary ed.) lov '08 Akron, O., 
 Werner co. 
 
 Complete works (Knickerbocker ed.) lov ea $1.25 
 (c '02) Putnam 
 
 Complete works (Virginia ed.) 17V Crowcll 
 
 Works; ed. by E. C. Stedman, atid G. E. Wood- 
 berry, lov '94 Chicago, Stone 
 
 Monsieur Dupin; detective tales. 339P '04 McClure 
 
 Poe's tales; selected for use in schools, with in- 
 troduction and notes by M. A. Eaton. 220P '06 
 Educational Pub. co. 
 
 Tales, with introduction by H. W. Mabie. 499P 
 $1.25 '01 Century 
 Pratt, Lucy 
 
 Ezekiel. 254P '09 Doubleday 
 
 Ezekiel expands. $1.25 '14 Houghton 
 Pushkin, A. S. 
 
 Russian romance; tr. by Mrs. J. B. Telfer. 293P 
 '75 London, King 
 Pyle, Howard 
 
 Garden behind the moon. 192P $1.80 '95 Scribner 
 
 Otto of the silver hand. 170P $1.80 '03 Scribner 
 
 Pepper and salt; or. Seasoning for young folk. i:5p 
 $1.50 '86 Harper 
 
 Price of blood; an extravaganza of New York life 
 in 1807. 98P $1.00 '99 Badger 
 
 Ruby of Kishmoor. 73P $1.80 '08 Harper 
 
 Stolen treasure. 253P $1.25 '07 Harper 
 
 Quiller-Couch, A. T. 
 
 Corporal Sam, and other stories. 29 ip '10 London, 
 
 Smith, Elder 
 Delectable duchy. 320P '93 Macmillan 
 I saw three ships, and other tales. 288p '98 Scribner 
 Laird's luck, and other fireside tales. 379P '08 Scrib- 
 ner 
 Old fires and profitable ghosts. 384P $1.35 '00 Scrib- 
 ner 
 Shakespeare's Christmas, and other stories. 335P 
 
 $1.50 '05 Longmans 
 Two sides of the face; midwinter tales. 32SP '03 
 
 Scribner 
 Wandering heath. 276P $1.25 '96 Scribner 
 White Wolf, and other fireside tales. 378P '02 Scrib- 
 
 Ralph, Julian 
 Alone in China, and other stories. 282P $2.00 '97 
 
 Harper 
 German policeman. 32P '87 New York, Judge pub 
 
 CO. 
 
 People we pass; stories of life among the masses of 
 
 New York City. 209P $1.25 '96 Harper 
 Prince of Georgia, and other tales. i6ip '99 Harper 
 Reade, Charles 
 
 Course of true love never did run smooth. Boston, 
 
 De Wolfe, Fiske 
 Good stories of man and other animals. 69P 90c '84 
 
 Harper 
 Peg Woffington, and other stories. 90c Boston, De 
 
 Wolfe, Fiske 
 Wandering heir. 76p '73 Harper 
 Remington, Frederic 
 
 Stories of peace and war. 98P soc '99 Harper 
 Sundown Leflarc. 114P $1.25 '99 Harper 
 Ruskin, John 
 
 Works. 39V '03-' 1 2 Longmans v i 
 
 Saintme, J. X. B. 
 
 Chrisna; the queen of the Danube. A story of 
 Montenegro; tr. by A. T. Wood. iJ7p '59 New 
 York. Dellessir & Proctor 
 
 Picciola: the prison flower of Fenestrclla; or, Cap- 
 tivity captive. 22 ip '93 Appleion 
 
 Solitary of Juan Fernandez; or, The real Robinson 
 Crusoe; tr. by A. T. Wilbur 141P '51 Ticknor 
 
 Woman's whims; or, the female barometer; tr. by 
 F. Robinson. 98P '50 Baker and Scribner 
 Scott, Sir Walter 
 
 |The stories indexed appear in all editions 
 under the volume titles as given, therefore edi- 
 tions are not given] 
 Seawell, M. E. 
 
 Great scoop. 144P soc '03 Page 
 
 History of Lady Betty Stair. 144P $1.25 '97 Scribner 
 
 Jugglers. 193P $1.00 '11 Macmillan 
 
 Ladies' battle. 119P $1.00 '11 Macmillan 
 
 Last Duchess of Belgarde. i2ip $1.25 '08 Appleton 
 
 Laurie Vane, and other stories. 152P 80c '01 13oston, 
 Wilde 
 
 Little Jaryis. 64P $1.00 '90 Appleton 
 
 Maid Marian, ?nd other stories. 237P '91 Appleton 
 
 Sprightly romance of Marsac. 194P $1.25 '96 Scrib- 
 ner 
 Sedgwick, A. D. 
 
 Nest. 302P $1.25 '13 Century 
 Serao, M. 
 
 Ballet dancer, and On guard. 266p '01 Harper 
 Sharp, William 
 
 Divine adventure; lona. 434P '11 Duffield 
 
 Gypsy Christ, and other tales. 282P '95 Chicago, 
 Stone & Kimball 
 
 Pharais and The mountain lovers. 40 ip '11 Duffield 
 
 Re-issue of the shorter stories of Fiona Macleod. 
 3V '97 Edinburgh, Geddes 
 
 Sin-eater, The washer of the ford, and other legen- 
 dary moralists. 449P '11 Duffield 
 
 Tale of four white swans. 96P '07 Portland, Mosher 
 
 Three legends of the Christ child. 41P '08 Portland, 
 Mosher 
 
 Vistas, The gypsy Christ, and other prose imagin- 
 ings. $1.30, $i.2S Duffield 
 
 Winged destiny: studies in the spiritual history 
 of the Gael. 393P '11 Duffield 
 Sherwood, M. P. 
 
 Daphne, an autumn pastoral. 167P $1.00 '03 Hough- 
 ton 
 
 Nancy's pilgrimage. 165P '11 Philadelphia, West- 
 minster Press 
 
 Puritan Bohemia. 19 ip '96 Macmillan 
 
 Princess Pourquoi. 21 ip $1.35 '07 Houghton 
 Sienkiewicz, Henryk 
 
 After bread; a story of Polish emigrant life to 
 
 America; tr. by V. A. Hlasko and T. H. Bullick. 
 165P '97 New York, Fenno 
 
 For daily bread, and other stories; tr. by J. Young. 
 209P 40C '98 Altemus 
 
 Hania; tr. by J. Curtin. ssip '97 Little 
 
 Let us follow him, and other stories; tr. by S. C. 
 Slupski and I. Young. 234P 40c '98 Altemus 
 
 Life and death and other legends and stories. 6sp 
 '04 Little 
 
 Lillian Morris, and other stories; tr. by J. Curtin. 
 247P '94 Little 
 
 On the bright shore. To which is added. That third 
 woman; tr. by J. Curtin. 68p '98 Little 
 
 Peasants in exile, For daily bread; tr. by C. O'Con- 
 or-Eccles. 172P '98 Notre Dame, Ind., The Ave 
 Maria 
 
 Sielanka; a forest picture, and other stories; tr. by 
 J. Curtin. 592P $1.50 '98 Little 
 
 So runs the world; tr. by S. C. de Soissons. 2gop 
 '98 New York, Neely 
 
 Yanko the musician, and other stories; tr. by J. 
 Curtin. 28 ip '93 Little 
 
 Sigourney, L. H. 
 
 Myrtis, with other etchings and sketchings. 292P 
 
 '46 Ilarper 
 Sketches. 2i6p '34 Philadelphia, Key and Biddle 
 
 Sllberrad, U. L. 
 
 Wedding of the lady of Lovell, and other matches 
 of T()l)iah's making. 310P $1.35 '05 Doubleday 
 
 SIngmaster, Elsie 
 
 Gcttysl)urg. 190P $1.00 '13 Houghton 
 
 Slosson, Mrs. A. T. 
 
 Aunt .Vbby's neighbors. 170P 50c "02 Revell 
 Aunt Liefy. sop '92 New York, Randolph 
 Dissatisticd soul, and .V prophetic romancer. 80P '08 
 
 Silver 
 Dumb foxijlovc. and other stories. 217P $1.25 '98 
 
 Fishin' Jimmy. 66p 30c '03 Scribner 
 Local colorist. 147P 7sc '12 Scribner 
 Seven dreamers. jSip $1.25 '90 Harper 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORII'S 
 
 369 
 
 Simples from the Master's garden. M-'p '07 Phila- 
 delphia, Sunday School Times 
 Story-tell Lib. 79P 50c '00 Scribner 
 White Christopher. 66p '01 New York, Pott 
 
 Smith, A. C. .. , ^ ., 
 
 Monk and the dancer. 24 ip $1.25 00 Scribner 
 Turquoise cup, and The desert. 209P $1.25 '03 Scrib- 
 ner 
 Smith, F. H. , s , 
 
 Novels, stories and sketches (Beacon ed.) 15V 02 
 
 Scribner 
 Arm-chair at the inn. 357P '12 Scribner 
 At close range. 26op $1.35 '05 Scribner 
 Colonel Carter of Cartersville. 2o8p $1.25 92 
 
 Houghton 
 Colonel Carter's Christmas. 149P $i-35 "3 Scribner 
 Day at Laguerre's, and other days. 190P $1.25 92 
 
 Houghton 
 Forty minutes late, and other stories. 224P $1.35 09 
 
 Scribner 
 Gentleman vagabond, and some others. 182P $1.25 
 
 '95 Cambridge, Riverside Press 
 Gondola days. 205P $1.50 '97 Houghton 
 Other fellow. 2i8p $i.j5 '99 Houghton 
 Romance of an old-fashioned gentleman. $1.35 07 
 
 Scribner 
 Under dog. 33^P $i-35 '"3 Scribner 
 Veiled lady, and other men and women. 295P $1.35 
 
 '07 Scribner 
 Wood-fire in No. 3. 298P $1.35 '05 Scribner 
 Spofford, H. P. 
 
 Amber gods, and other stories. 432P 63 Ticknor 
 Inheritance. 172P 75c '97 Scribner 
 Lost jewel. 159P '91 Boston, Lee 
 Making of a fortune. 113P $1.00 '11 Harper 
 Old madame, and other tragedies. 302P $1.25 Bad- 
 ger 
 Old Washington. 279P '06 Little 
 Priscilla's love-story. 129P '98 New York, Stone 
 Scarlet poppy, and other stories. 283P $1.25 '94 
 
 Harper 
 That Betty. 20op 50c '03 Revell 
 Spofford, H. P., and others 
 
 Three heroines of New England romance. 175P 94 
 Little 
 Stetson, G. E. C. 
 
 Fortune of a day. 319P '00 Chicago, Stone 
 Sister of a saint, and other stories. 261P '95 Chi- 
 cago, Stone 
 Stevenson, R. L. 
 
 [Works] (Thistle ed.) 24V '95-'oi Scribner 
 
 Best of Stevenson, ed. by Alexander Jessup 390P '02 
 
 Page 
 Dynamiter [More New Arabian Nights], by Robert 
 Louis Stevenson and Fanny Van de Grift Steven- 
 son. 297P '05 Scribner 
 Ebb-tide (Biographical ed.) 271P $1.00 '05 Scribner 
 Fables. 82P $1.00 '10 Scribner 
 
 Island nights' entertainments. $1.00 '93 Scribner 
 Lodging for the night. 68p '02 Portland, Mosher 
 Merry men. 407P $1.00 '04 Scribner 
 Misadventures of John Nicholson; a Christmas 
 
 story. 86p '87 New York, Munro 
 New Arabian nights. 329P $i.oa '06 Scribner 
 Sire de Maletroit's door. 57P '00 Portland, Mosher 
 Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. 189P '04 
 
 New York, Scott-Thaw 
 Suicide club. 174P '96 Scribner 
 
 Thrawn Janet: Markheim; two tales. 74P '06 Port- 
 land, Mosher 
 Weir of Hermiston, an unfinished romance. 266p 
 
 $1.25 'q6 Scribner 
 Will o' the mill. 67P 'no Portland, Mo.sher 
 Stevenson, R. L., and others 
 
 Object of pity; or. The man Haggard. 68p '00 Dodd 
 
 Stockton, F. R. 
 
 Novels and stories. 23V '9Q-'o4 Scribner 
 
 Amos Kilbright; his adscititious experiences, with 
 
 other stories. 146P $1.25 '88 Scribner 
 Bee-man of Orn, and other fanciful tales. 193P 
 
 $1.25 '87 Scribner 
 Chosen few; short stories. 240P $1.25 '95 Scribner 
 Clocks of Rondaine, and other stories. :74P $1.35 
 
 '92 Scribner 
 Fanciful tales. 135P 50c '94 Scribner 
 Floating prince, and other fairy tales. 199P $1.35 
 
 '04 Scribner 
 Great war syndicate. 288p '00 Scribner 
 John Gayther's garden, and the stories told therein 
 
 365P $i-3S '02 Scribner 
 Lady, or the tiger? 20ip $1.25 '84 Scribner 
 Magic egg, and other stories. 302P '07 Scribner 
 
 Merry chanter. 192P $1.00 '90 Century 
 
 Queen's museum, and other fanciful tales. 219P 
 
 $1.25 'of) Scribner 
 Rudder Gr;un;ers abroad, and other stories. 195P 
 
 $1.25 '01 Scribner 
 Stockton's stories. 2v '86 Scribner 
 Stories of three burglars. iS9P '89 Dodd 
 Story of Viteau. 193P $i.3S '84 Scribner 
 Story-teller's pack. 380P $1.35 '97 Scribner 
 Tales out of school. 325P $i-35 'oS Scribner 
 Watchmaker's wife. 225P $1.25 '93 Scribner 
 Stowe, H. B. 
 
 Writings. i6v (c '96) Ifoughton 
 
 Betty's bright idea. i2ip '76 New York, J. B. lord 
 
 May flower, and miscellaneous writings. ,17 ip '83 
 
 Houghton 
 Sam Lawson's Oldtown fireside stories. 287P $1.5" 
 '99 Houghton 
 Strindberg, August . . 
 
 Easter (a play), and stories. 263P '12 Cincinnati, 
 
 Stewart 
 In midsummer days, tr. by EUie Schleussner. 176P 
 
 '13 London, Latimer 
 Married; twenty stories of married life; tr. by Ellie 
 Schleussner. 412P '13 Boston, Luce 
 Stuart, R. M. 
 
 Aunt Amity's silver wedding, and other stories. 228]) 
 
 $1.00 '09 Century 
 Carlotta's intended, and other tales. 277P $1.50 '94 
 
 Harper 
 George Washington Jones, a Christmas gift that 
 
 went a-begging. 147P '03 Altemus 
 Golden wedding and other tales. 366P '93 Harper 
 Haunted photograph, and other stories. i68p $1.00 
 
 '11 Century 
 Holly and pizen, and other stories. 2i6p $1.25 99 
 
 Century , 
 
 In Simpkinsville; character tales. 244P $1.25 97 
 
 Harper 
 Moriah's mourning, and other half-hour sketches. 
 2i8p $1.25 '98 Harper r ., . u 
 
 Napoleon Jackson, the gentleman of the plush 
 
 rocker. 132P $1.00 '02 Century 
 Second wooing of Salina Sue, and other stones. 
 
 236P $1.25 '05 Harper , , , 
 
 Solomon Crowe's Christmas pockets, and other tales. 
 
 20ip $1.25 '97 Harper 
 Sonny, a Christmas quest. I35P $i-oo "4 Century 
 
 Tarbell, I. M. 
 
 He knew Lincoln. 3gp 50c '07 McClure 
 Tarkington, Booth 
 
 Beautiful lady. 143P $1-20 '05 McClure 
 
 Beesley's Christmas party. 99P $i-oo '09 Harper 
 
 Cherry. 178P $1.25 '03 Harper 
 
 His own people. 150P 90c '07 Doubleday 
 
 In the arena, stories of political life. 276P $1.35 05 
 
 McClure 
 Monsieur Beaucaire. 127P $1.20 '00 McClure 
 Taylor, Bayard 
 
 Beauty and the beast, and Tales of home. 340P $1.50 
 
 '00 Putnam 
 Boys of other countries. 260P $1.25 '12 Putnam 
 Thackeray, W. M. 
 
 Works (Biographical ed.) 13V ea $1.75 '98 Harper 
 [The stories indexed from other volumes appear 
 in nearly all editions under the volume titles as 
 given, therefore the editions have not been listed] 
 Thanet, Octave 
 
 Book of true lovers. 277P '97 Chicago, Way & Wil- 
 liam , 
 Captured dream, and other stories. i28p 50c 99 
 
 Harper 
 Heart of toil. 215P '98 Scribner 
 Knitters in the sun. 352P $i-2S 87 Houghton 
 Missionary sheriff. 248P $1.25 '97 Harper 
 Otto the knight, and other trans-Mississippi stones. 
 
 348P $1.25 '91 Houghton 
 Slave to duty, and other women. 22 ip 98 Chicago, 
 
 Step on the stair. 43P 50c '13 Bobbs-Merrill 
 Stories of a western town. 243P $'-25„93 Scribner 
 Stories that end well. 340P $i-25 n Bobbs-Mernll 
 
 Theuriet, A. 
 
 All alone. 156P '81 Appleton 
 Antoinette. 133P '78 Appleton 
 House of two barbels. 140P '78 Appleton 
 Mistress of manv moods, iiip '00 New \ ork. Abbey 
 Press 
 
 Tolstoi, L. N. 
 
 Complete works. i2v (c '99) Crowell ^ 
 Complete works; tr. by Leo Wiener. 24V 04 tstes 
 
370 
 
 INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Novels and other works, v 1-22 '99 Scribner 
 Cossacks. $1.00 '88 Crowell 
 
 Esarhaddon, and other tales. 64P 40c '03 Funk 
 Family happiness. [Katia.] 129P $1.00 '88 Crowell 
 Father Sergius, and other stories. 3i8p $1.25 '12 
 
 Dodd 
 Father Sergius, and other stories and plays. 426P 
 
 'i: Nelson 
 Forged coupon, and other stories and dramas. 429P 
 
 '11 Nelson 
 Hadji Murad, and other stories. 7op '12 Nelson 
 Ivan the fool |and other stories]. 1 72P '91 New 
 
 York, Webster 
 Ivan llyitch, and other stories. 31 ip $1.50 '87 Crow- 
 ell 
 Kreutzer sonata; tr. by B. R. Tucker. 143P n. d. 
 
 New York, Ogilvie pub co 
 "Master and man," and other parables and tales. 
 
 320P 70C (c '10) Button 
 More tales from Tolstoi. 3i6p '03 Brentano 
 Russian proprietor, and other stories. 349P $1.00 '87 
 
 Crowell 
 -Sevastapol, etc. 325P '05 London, Constable 
 Twenty-three tales. 27 ip '06 New York, Frowde 
 Tracy, Virginia 
 
 Merely players; stories of stage life. 336P $1.50 '09 
 
 Century 
 Train, Arthur 
 
 McAllister and his double. 34 ip $1.35 '05 Scribner 
 
 Mortmain. 314P '07 Appleton 
 
 True stories of crime from the District Attorney's 
 
 office. 406P $1.35 '08 Scribner 
 Trask, K. N. 
 
 In my lady's garden; pages from the diary of Sir 
 
 John Elwynne. 6op $1.00 '07 Lane 
 Lessons in love. 137P $1.25 '00 Harper 
 W'liitf satin and homespun. 130P (c '96) New York, 
 
 Randolph 
 Trollope, Anthony 
 
 Alice Dugdale, and other stories. 287P '83 Leipzig, 
 
 Tauchnitz 
 American senator. 190P '77 Harper 
 Christmas at Thompson Hall. 82p '94 Boston, Knight 
 Lady of Launay. i2Sp '78 Harper 
 Tales of all countries. 312P '61 London, Chapman 
 
 Troubetzkoy, A. R. C. 
 
 Brother to dragons, and other old-time tales. 230P 
 
 '88 Harper 
 Hidden house. 151P $1.20 '12 Lippincott 
 Quick, or the dead? A study. $1.00 Lippincott 
 Tanis, the sang-digger. 183P '93 New York, Town 
 
 Topics 
 Trix and Over-the-moon. :64P $1.00 '09 Harper 
 
 Trumbull, A. E. 
 
 Christmas accident, and other stories. 234P '97 
 Barnes 
 
 Green-room rivals; a comedietta in one act. i6p '94 
 Boston, Baker 
 
 Rod's salvation. 285P '98 Barnes 
 Turgenev, I. S. 
 
 Novels and stories; tr. from the Russian by I. F. 
 Hapgood. i6p '05 London, Dent 
 
 Annouchka; a tale; tr. from the French by F. Ab- 
 bott, iiip '84 Boston, Cupples 
 
 Desperate character, and other stories; tr. by C. 
 Garnett. 317P $1.25 '99 Macmillan 
 
 Diary of a superfluous man; tr. by C. Garnett. 325P 
 $1.25 '99 Macinillan 
 
 Dream tales and prose poems. 323P $1.25 '97 Mac- 
 millan 
 
 Jew, and other stories; tr. by C. Garnett. 321P $1.25 
 '99 Macmillan 
 
 Lear of the steppes, and other stories; tr. by C. 
 Garnett. 3i8p '98 Macmillan 
 
 Sportsman's sketches; tr. by C. Garnett. 2v ea $1.25 
 '95 Macmillan 
 
 Torrents of spring; tr. by C. Garnett. 405P $1.25 '97 
 Macmillan 
 
 Van Dyke, Henry 
 
 Blue flower. 298P $1.50 '02 Scribner 
 First Christmas tree. 69P '06 Scribner 
 Fisherman's luck, and some other things. 2S5P '05 
 
 Scribner 
 Lost boy. 68p $1.00 '14 Harper 
 Lost word; a Christmas legend of long ago. 71P 
 
 $1.50 '97 Scribner 
 Mansion. 45P 50c '11 Harper 
 Ruling passion; tales of nature and human nature. 
 
 29SP $1-50 '01 Scribner 
 Sad .shepherd. s6p 50c 'n Scribner 
 
 Story of the other wise man. 82p $1.00 '96 Harper 
 Unknown quantity. 370P $1.50 '12 Scribner 
 Van Renssalaer, M. G. 
 
 One man who was content; "May"; The Lustigs; 
 Corinna's Fiammetta. 127P $1.00 '97 Century 
 Verga, Giovanni 
 
 Cavalleria rusticana, and other tales of Sicilian 
 peasant life; tr. by A. Strettell. 189P '93 London, 
 Unwin 
 Lender the shadow of Etna; Sicilian stories; tr. by 
 N. H. Dole. 178P '76 Boston, Knight 
 Viaud, Jullen 
 
 From lands of e.xile; tr. by Clara Bell. 30 ip '88 New 
 York, Gottsberger 
 Viele, H. K. 
 
 Inn of the silver moon. 198? $1.25 '00 Chicago, 
 
 Stone 
 On the lightship. 313P $1.50 '09 Duffield 
 Voltaire, F. M. de A. 
 
 Works (Les Delices ed.) 42V (c '01) New York, Du 
 Mont 
 Verse, M. H. 
 
 Breaking-in of a yachtsman's wife. 276P $1.35 '08 
 
 Houa;hton 
 Very little person. 164P $1.00 '11 Houghton 
 
 Ward, E. S. P. 
 
 Avery. i22p $1.00 '02 Houghton 
 
 Beyond the gates. 196P $1.25 '83 Houghton 
 
 Chariot of fire. 44P '10 Harper 
 
 Comrades. 44P 'n Harper 
 
 Empty house, and other stories. 326P $1.20 '10 
 
 Houghton , 
 
 Fourteen to one. 464P $1.25 '91 Houghton 
 Jack the fisherman. 59P 50c '87 Houghton 
 Jonathan and David. 47P 50c '09 Harper 
 Lost hero. 74P '91 Roberts 
 Loveliness. 43P $1.00 '99 Houghton 
 Madonna of the tubs. 94P 75c '87 Houghton 
 Men, women and ghosts. 334P $1.35 '97 Houghton 
 Oath of allegiance, and other stories. 373P $1.25 '09 
 
 Houghton 
 Old maids, and Burglars in Paradise. 22op $1.25 '87 
 
 Houghton 
 Sealed orders. 3 i5p $1.35 '07 Houghton 
 Supply at Saint Agatha's. 38P $1.00 '96 Houghton 
 Tiny. igSp '69 Boston, H. A. Young 
 Within the gates, isop $1.25 '01 Houghton 
 Ward, H. D. 
 
 Republic without a president, and other stories. 
 
 27 1 p '91 New York, Tait 
 White crown, and other stories. 336P $1.25 '94 
 
 Houghton 
 Warman, Cy 
 
 Express messenger, and other tales of the rail. 238? 
 
 $1.25 '97 Scribner 
 Frontier stories. 246P $1.25 '98 Scribner 
 Last spike, and other railroad stories. 286p $1.25 
 
 '06 Scribner 
 Short rails. 310P $1.25 '00 Scribner 
 Tales of an engineer. 242P $1.25 '95 Scribner 
 Weiga of Temagami. 2o6p (c '08) Caldwell 
 White mail. 197P $1.25 '90 Scribner 
 Watanna, Onoto 
 
 Honorable Miss Moonlight. 174P $1.00 '12 Harper 
 Love of Azalea. 239P '04 Dodd 
 Watson, John 
 
 Afterwards, and other stories. 377P '98 Dodd 
 Beside the bonnie brier bush. 327P $1.50 '95 Dodd 
 Days of auld lang syne. 3,s8p $1.25 '9(1 Dodd 
 Our neighbors. 341P '03 Dodd 
 St. Jude's 320P '07 Philadelphia, Sunday Schooi 
 
 Times 
 ^'oung barbarians. 3i8p $1.50 '01 Dodd 
 Wells, H. G. 
 
 C"ountry of the blind, and other stories. S44P '13? 
 
 London, T. Nelson 
 Cure for love. i3p '99 New York, Scott 
 Door in the wall, and other stories. 153P $7.50 '" 
 
 Kennerley 
 Tales of space and time. 358P '90 Doubleday 
 Thirty strange stories. 504P '97 New York. Arnold 
 Time machine, an invention. 2i6p $1.00 95 .Holt 
 Twelve stories and a dream. 33TP $1.35 '05 Scribner 
 Weyman, S. J. 
 
 For the cause. 2i2p 'g7 Chicago, Sergei 
 
 King's stratagem, and other stories. 224P '99 New 
 
 York, Street and Smith 
 Laid up in lavender. 320P $1.50 '07 Longmans 
 Little wizard. loop '95 New York, Fenno 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 371 
 
 Snowball. 65P '95 New York, Merriam 
 When love calls. 139P 99 Boston, Brown 
 Wharton, E. N. ^ , c;K„.r 
 
 Crucial instances. 241P $i-35 01 Scnbner 
 Descent of man. 312P $i-35 04 Scribner 
 Ethan Frome. 195P $>-oo '" Scnbner 
 Greater inclination. $i.3S '99 c^^ihnpr 
 
 Hermit and the wild woman. 279P $i-3S 08 Scnbner 
 Madame de Treymes. 14&P '07 Scnbner 
 Tales of men and ghosts. 438P $'-35 '10 Scr.bner 
 
 Borrowed sister. 150P $1.00 '06 Houghton 
 Brothers in fur. 117P $1.00 '10 Houghton 
 Browning courtship, and other stones. 27CP *i.-S 
 
 EdMh"nThe°r" brothers. .43P $'-oo '00 Houghton 
 Enchanted mountain. 107P $i.oo '11 Houghton 
 
 Blazed trail stories, and stories of the wild life. 
 
 2600 $i.3S '04 McClure , 
 
 Mag°c forest; a modern fairy story. 79P $i-^o "3 
 Macmillan 
 White, W. A. , AT ,;n-,n 
 
 Court of BoyviUe. 358P $1.50 10 Macmillan 
 Keal issue 2120 '96 Chicago, Way . 
 
 Stratagems and '^spoils; stories of love and politic 5. 
 29 ip '01 Scribner 
 ^mrd"' ChVistmas carol. 67P 5oc '89 Houghton 
 Cathedral courtship. 104P $1.00 '01 Houghton 
 Diary of a goose girl. 117P $'-oo °- Houghton 
 Flag-raising. 71P 'o7 Houghton 
 Half-a-dozen housekeepers, a story for giils. i62p 
 
 '03 Altemus , , -tt 1 . 
 
 Harm Lisa. 199P $i-oo '96 Houghton 
 New chronicles of Rebecca. 277P $i-20 07 Hough- 
 Old "peabody pew; a Christmas romance of a coun- 
 try church. I43P $i-50 '07 Houghton 
 Rebecca of Sunnybrook farm. 327P ;o3 Houghton 
 Rose o' the river. 176P $1.20 '05 Houghton 
 Storv of Patsy. 68p 6oc '83 Houghton 
 Village watch-tower. 2i8p $1.00 '95 Houghton 
 
 ^Wwks;^w1t"h an introduction by Richard Le Gal- 
 
 lienne. (Sunflower ed.) 15V '09 New ^ork Lamb 
 
 Writings. (University ed.) 15V '07 New York, Kel- 
 
 FaiTy tales. 256P $1.25 '13 Putnam ^ . ^^ , 
 
 Happy prince, and other fairy tales. 217P $i.oo 09 
 Brentano 
 ^Girf "and 'lhe'"game, and other college stories. 343P 
 $1.35 '08 Scribner , c -t, 
 
 Princeton stories. 319P $1.00 01 bcriDner 
 
 Stolen story, and other newspaper stories. apiP 
 
 $1.25 '99 Scribner 
 Romance of travel, comprising tales of f^ve lands. 
 
 300P '|o New York, Coleman 
 
 I'fow'^doth the simple spelling bee. 99P '07 Macmillan 
 jimmyjohn boss, and other stories. 33^P ?'--S 0° 
 
 JourMy'^in search of Christmas. 92? $2.00 '04 Har- 
 per ^ , ,. 
 Lin McLean. 277P $'-So '03 Harper 
 Members of the family. 3>7P Soc 'u Macmillan 
 Mother q';p $1.25 '07 Dodd 
 Padre ignacio; or. The song of temptation. 67P 5oc 
 
 Phi'losolhTi; a story of Harvard University. 95P 
 
 '03 Macmillan , ^ „ 
 
 Red men and while. 280P $1.50 '96 Harper 
 Woolson, C. F. , f~. 
 
 Castle Nowhere; lake-country sketches. 386P 73 C)s- 
 
 Dor°o°hy, and other Italian stories. 287P $1.25 '96 
 
 Front ^^yard, and other Italian stories. 272P $1.25 
 
 Harper , , ,„„ 
 
 Rodman the keeper; southern sketches. 339P 80 
 Appleton 
 
 ^Open^'window; tales of the months. 38 ip $1.50 '08 
 
 Macmillan 
 Wright, M. T. , . 
 
 Truce, and other stories. 287P 95 Scnbner 
 Wyatt, E. F. , Tvr /-I „ 
 
 Everyone his own way. 29 ip 01 McClure 
 
 Yeats, W. B. ^ , ,,, 
 
 Collected works, v s, 7 London, Chapman 
 John Sherman, and Dhoya. 177P 9' Cassell 
 Secret rose. 265P '97 London, Lawrence . 
 
 Tables of the law. The adoration of the magi. 48P 
 '97 London, Lawrence 
 
 Zangwill, Israel , u „..,. 
 
 Dreamers of the (Jhetto. S24P $i-SO 90 Harper 
 
 Ghetto comedies. 487P $i-50 '07 Macmillan 
 
 Grey wig. 563P '03 Macmillan 
 
 King of Schnorrers. 400P $1.50 '9-f Macmillan 
 
 Serio-comic governess iiSp $f,-2S '04 , Macmillan 
 
 "They that walk in darkness." 486? 99 Macmillan 
 
 °Her two husbands: and other novelettes; tr. by 
 
 G. D. Cox. 340P '83 Philadelphia, Peterson 
 Tolly Parisiennes; and other novelettes; tr. by G. U. 
 CoK 332P '88 Philadelphia, Peterson 
 
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 ^^s"udy of the short story. 273P $i-oo '13 Holt 
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 ^firt'st"o'ry-m^asterpieces . . , done into English 
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 Book of the short story. 307P $i-io 09 Appleton 
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APPENDIX B 
 
 LIST OF AUTHORS INDEXED CLASSIFIED BY NATIONALITY 
 
 AMERICAN 
 
 Adams, Oscar Fay 
 
 Alcott, Louisa M. 
 
 Aldrich, Thomas Bailey 
 
 Allen, James Lane 
 
 Andrews, Mary Raymond Sliipnian 
 
 Austin, Mary H. 
 
 Bacheller, Irving A. 
 
 Bacon, Josephine D. D. 
 
 Balcstier Wolcott 
 
 Bangs, John Kcndrick 
 
 Barr, Robert 
 
 Bates, Arlo 
 
 Bellamy, Edward 
 
 Bierce, Ambrose 
 
 Bikelas, Demetrios [Greek] 
 
 Bishop, William Henry 
 
 Boyesen, Hjalmar H. [Norwegian] 
 
 Brown, Alice 
 
 Bunner, Henry Cuyler 
 
 Burnett, Frances Hodgson 
 
 Cabell, James Branch 
 
 Cable, George \V. 
 
 Cahan, Abraham 
 
 Cameron. Margaret 
 
 Cather, Willa S. 
 
 Catherwood, Mary Hartwell 
 
 Chambers, Robert W. 
 
 Chesnutt, Charles Waddell 
 
 Clemens, Samuel Langhorne 
 
 Comer, Cornelia A. P. 
 
 Connolly, James B. 
 
 Craddock, Charles Egbert, pseud. 
 
 Craigie, Pearl M. T. 
 
 Crane, Stephen 
 
 Crawford, F. Marion 
 
 Crosby, Margaret 
 
 Cutting, Mary Stewart 
 
 Davis, Charles Belmont 
 
 Davis, Rebecca Harding 
 
 Davis, Richard Harding 
 r Deland, IMargaret VV. C. 
 
 Donneli; Annie H. 
 
 Dragoumis, Julia D. [Greek] 
 
 Duer, Caroline 
 
 Dunbar, Alice 
 
 Dunbar, Paul Lawrence 
 
 Dyar, Muriel 
 
 Earle, Mary Tracy 
 
 Eggleston, Edward 
 
 Ferber, Edna 
 
 Fernald, Chester B. 
 
 Field, Eugene 
 
 Foote, Mary Halleck 
 
 Ford, Paul Leicester 
 
 Fox, John, jr. 
 
 Frederick, Harold 
 
 Freeman, Mary E. \V. 
 
 P'rench, Anne Warner 
 
 Fuller, Henry Blake 
 
 Futrelle, Jacques 
 . Garland, Hamlin 
 
 Gerould, Katharine FuUerton 
 
 Glaspell, Susan 
 
 Grant, Robert 
 
 Gray, David 
 
 (Ireen, Anna Katharine 
 
 Hale, Edward Everett 
 
 Harben, William 
 
 ilarland, Henry 
 
 Ilarrinian, Karl Edwin 
 • Harris, Joel Chandler 
 
 Harrison, Constance Cary 
 . liarte, Francis Bret 
 
 Hawthorne, Julian 
 . Hawthorne, Nathaniel 
 Henry, O., pseud. 
 Herrick, Robert 
 llibbard, George A. 
 Hopkins, Margaret Sutton Briscoe 
 Hopkins, William John 
 Howard, Blanche W. 
 Ho wells William Dean 
 »■ Irving, Washington 
 Jackson, Helen Hunt 
 
 ' James, Henry 
 Janvier, Thomas 
 Jewett, Sarah Orne 
 Jordan, Elizabeth G. 
 
 • Kelly, Myra 
 King, Charles 
 
 King, Grace Elizabeth 
 Kirk, Ellen Olney 
 Lathrop, George Parsons 
 Lefevre, Edwin 
 Lewis, Alfred Henry 
 Liljencrantz. Ottilie A. [Swedish] 
 Litchfield, Grace D. 
 
 • London Jack 
 Long, John Luther 
 Longfellow, Henry W. 
 Loomis, Charles B. 
 McCutcheon, (ieorge B. 
 Magruder, Julia 
 
 Ma: tin, E. S. 
 Matthews, James Brander 
 Michelson, Miriam 
 Miller. Alice Duer 
 Millet, Francis Davis 
 Mitchell, S. Weir 
 Morris, Gouveneur 
 Moulton, Louise Chandler 
 
 • Norris, Frank 
 Norris, Kathleen 
 Osbourne, Lloyd 
 Overton, Gwendolen 
 
 - Page, Thomas N. 
 
 Pangborn, Georgia W. 
 
 Peattie, Elia W. 
 
 Perry, Bliss 
 ^ Poe, Edgar Allan 
 
 Pratt, Lucy 
 
 Pyle, Howard 
 
 Ralph, Julian 
 
 Remington, Frederic 
 
 Roseboro, Viola 
 
 Seawell. Molly Elliott 
 
 Sedgwick, Anne Douglas 
 
 Sherwood, Margaret P. 
 
 Sigourney, Lydia H. 
 . Singmaster, Elsie 
 
 Slosson, Annie T. 
 
 Smith, Arthur Cosslett 
 
 Smith, F. Hopkinson 
 
 Spofford, Harriet Prescott 
 
 Stetson, Grace EUery 
 
 Stockton, Frank R. 
 
 Stowe, Harriet Beecher 
 
 Stuart, Ruth McEncry 
 
 Tarbell, Ida M. 
 . Tarkington, Booth 
 
 Taylor, Bayard 
 
 Thanet, Octave, pseud. 
 
 Tracy, Virginia 
 
 Train, Arthur 
 
 Trask, Kate Nichols 
 
 Troubetzkoy, A. R. 
 
 Trumbull, Annie Eliot 
 
 Van Dyke, Henry ,. ,,, 
 
 Van Renssalaer, Mariana C. [Mrs. 
 Schuvler Van Renssalaer] 
 
 Viele, Herman Knickerbocker 
 
 Vorse, Mary Heaton 
 
 Ward, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps 
 
 Ward, Herbert D. 
 
 Warman, Cy. 
 
 Watanna, Onoto | pseud.] 
 
 Warman, Cy 
 
 Wharton, Edith 
 
 White, Stewart Edward 
 • White, William Allen 
 
 Wigcin, Kate Douglas 
 
 Williams, Jesse Lynch 
 
 Willis. Nathaniel Parker 
 
 Wister, Owen 
 
 Woolson, Constance I-ennimore 
 
 Wright, Mabel Osgood 
 
 Wright. Mary Tappan 
 
 Wyatt, Edith 
 
INDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 373 
 
 Allen, Grant 
 * Barrie, James M. 
 . Bennett, Enoch Arnold 
 
 Benson, Edward Frederic 
 
 Besant, Sir Walter [and Rice, 
 James] 
 
 Black, William 
 
 Bland, Edith Nesbit 
 
 Brown, John 
 
 Castle, Agnes and Egerton 
 
 Collins, William Wilkie 
 . Conrad, Joseph 
 
 Corelli, Marie 
 
 Crockett, Samuel R. 
 
 Dickens, Charles 
 
 ■ Doyle, A. Conan 
 Duncan, Norman 
 Edgeworth, Maria 
 Eliot, George 
 
 . Galsworthy, John 
 Gaskell, Elizabeth C. 
 Gibbono, Perceval 
 Gissing, George Robert 
 Grahame, Kenneth 
 Grand, Sarah Ipseud.]. 
 Grenfell, Wilfred T. 
 Haggard, H. Rider 
 
 ■ Hardy, Thomas 
 Harraden, Beatrice 
 Hawkins, Anthony Hope 
 Hearn, Lafcadio 
 Hewlett, Maurice Henry 
 Hichens, Robert S. 
 Hogg, James 
 
 Hornung, Ernest William 
 Huneker, James 
 Jacobs, William W. 
 Jerome, Jerome K. 
 Keats, Gwendoline 
 
 - Kipling, Rudyard 
 
 AMERICAN AND ENGLISH AUT 
 
 A'Beckett, J. J. 
 Adee, A A. 
 Aiken, Jane 
 Aytoun, William E. 
 Austin, William 
 Banin, John 
 Barbauld, A. L. 
 Barham, R. H. 
 Beers, Henry A. 
 Barlow, Jane 
 Beaumont, M. 
 Bradley, Harriet L. 
 Benjamin, P. 
 Blunt, M. 
 Brown, E. L 
 Champney, E. W. 
 Chaplin. H. W. 
 Coffin, R. T. 
 Cooke, R. T. 
 Cooper, J. F. 
 Croker, T. C. 
 Crowe, C. S. 
 Cunningham, Allan 
 Dasent, G. W. 
 Davis, M. E. M. 
 Davison, C. S. 
 Day, T. 
 De Foe, D. 
 De Forest, J. W. 
 De Kay, Charles A. 
 De Kroyft, S. H. 
 Disraeli, B. 
 Dorsey, G. A. 
 
 Douglas, Sir R. A. 
 
 Eastman, C. A. [Ohiyesa] 
 
 Eddy, J. A. 
 
 Edwards, A. B. 
 
 Ewing, J. H. 
 
 Fairfax, L. R. 
 
 Ferguson, S. 
 
 Floyd, M. 
 
 Flynt, J. ^ 
 
 Fortier, A. 
 
 Frere, M. 
 
 Gage, C. S. 
 
 Gait, J. 
 
 Gordon, A. C. 
 
 Griffin, G. 
 
 Hale, L. P. 
 
 Hall, J. 
 
 Harris, M. C. 
 
 Hayes, A. A. 
 
 Hawthorne, H. 
 
 Lamb, Charles 
 Lang, Andrew 
 Le Gallienne, Richard 
 Locke, William J. 
 Lytton, Edward Bulwer 
 Maartens, Maarten [Dutch] 
 Macdonald, George | Scotch] 
 MacManus, Seumas [Irish] 
 • Masefield, John 
 Mason, A. E. W. 
 Meredith, George 
 
 ■ Merrick, Leonard 
 Mitford, Mary L. 
 Moore, George [Irish] 
 More, Hannah 
 Morris, William 
 Morrison, Arthur 
 Norris, William Edward 
 O'Brien, Fitz-James [Irish] 
 Oliphant, Margaret W. 
 Paget, Violet [Vernon Lee] 
 Parker, Sir Gilbert 
 
 Payn, James 
 Pemberton, Max 
 Phillpotts, Eden 
 
 ■ Quiller-Couch, Arthur T. 
 Reade, Charles 
 Ruskin, John 
 
 Scott, Sir Walter 
 
 Sharp, William 
 
 Silberrad, Una Lucy 
 . Stevenson, Robert Louis [Scotch] 
 
 Thackeray, William M. 
 
 Trollope, Anthony 
 
 Watson, John 
 . Wells, Herbert G. 
 
 Weyman, Stanley John 
 • Wilde, Oscar F. O'F W. [Irish] 
 . Yeats, W. B. [Irish] 
 
 Zangwill, Israel [Jewish] 
 
 MORS WHOSE COMPLETE WORKS ARE NOT LISTED. 
 
 Heard, J., jr. 
 Heminway, P. 
 Holbrook, F. 
 Hoppin, A. 
 Howe, G. 
 Jacobi, M. P. 
 Jacobs, J. 
 Jerrold, D. 
 Jessop, G. H. 
 Johnson. V. W. 
 Johnston, R. M. 
 Judson, E. C. 
 Kennedy, P. 
 Kingsley, H. 
 Kip, L. 
 
 Kirkland. C. M. S. 
 Landers, J. 
 Le Clercq, P. 
 Lewis, Angclo 
 Lloyd, D. D. 
 Lover, S. 
 Ludlow, F. H. 
 McKay, J. T. 
 MacKenzie, H. 
 McVickar, H. 
 Manning, M. 
 Marryat, F. 
 Mayo, I. F. 
 
 Mighels, P. V. 
 Mitchell, D. G. 
 
 Mitchell, E. P. 
 
 Mitford, A. B. 
 
 Morier. James J. 
 
 Neal. J. 
 
 Nott, C. C. 
 
 O'Connor, F. 
 
 Oliphant, L. 
 
 O'Halloran, G. B. 
 
 Ozaki, Y. T. 
 
 Peake, E. E. 
 
 Pike, A. 
 
 Post, Melville D. 
 
 Redesdale. A. B. F. M. 
 
 Repplier, A. 
 
 Rici, R. 
 
 Roberts, M. _ 
 
 Roberts, Charles G. D. 
 
 Robinson, F. W. 
 
 Robertson, H. 
 
 Russell, W. C. 
 
 Saunders, K. 
 
 Schreiner, Olive 
 
 Schayer, J. T. von S. 
 
374 
 
 IXDEX TO SHORT STORIES 
 
 Schock, G. 
 Scudder, H. E. 
 Scully, W. C. 
 Skeat, \V. 
 Smith, H. 
 Spears, T. R. 
 Sterne, Lawrence 
 Stevens, C. A. 
 Stockton, L. 
 Stoddard, C. W. 
 Stoddard, S. D. B. 
 Strctton, H. 
 Sullivan. T. R. 
 Sterne, L. 
 
 FOREIGN AU 
 
 Dutch 
 Maartens, Maartens [pseud.]. Schwartz, 
 
 Greek 
 Bikelas, Demetrios 
 Dragoumis, J. 
 
 Indian 
 W'atanna, Onoto [pseud. J 
 
 Jewish 
 Cahan, Abraham 
 Zangwill, Israel 
 
 FOREIGN AUTHORS, TRA 
 
 Belgian 
 Eekhoud, Georges 
 Maeterlinck, Maurice 
 Lemnionicr, C 
 
 Danish 
 Andersen, Hans Christian 
 BergsOe, J. VV. 
 Blicher, Steen Stcenson 
 Goldschmidt. Meier 
 Ingemann, Bernhard Severin 
 
 Finnish 
 Brofeldt, Juhani. IJuhani Ahu] 
 
 French 
 Aicard, J. F. 
 Bal?ac, Honore de 
 Baziii, Rene 
 Bourget, Paul C. J. 
 Bo vet, Marie A. de 
 Coppee, Francjois E. J. 
 Daudet, Alphonse 
 Droz, G. 
 
 DuCamp, Maxime 
 Dumas, Alexandre (l)ere] 
 ICrckmann, E., and Chatrian, A. 
 France, Anatole 
 Gaboriau, Emile 
 Gautier, Thcophile 
 Guerin, Maurice de 
 Halevy, Ludovic 
 Iloudin, R. 
 Kock, Paul de 
 Le Clercq, Paul 
 Lemaitre, Jules 
 Louys, Pierre 
 Marsjuerittc, Paul 
 Marie de France 
 Maupassant, C de 
 Mendes, Catulle 
 Merimce, Prosper 
 Mikhael, Ephraini 
 Mille, Pierre 
 Musset, Alfred de 
 Ohnct, George 
 Perrault, Charles 
 Ouida [pseud.) 
 Prevost, Marcel 
 Rod, Edouard 
 Saintiiie, Joseph X. B. 
 Sardou, Victorien 
 Scribe, Augustin E. 
 Simon, Jules F. S. 
 Souvi'sire, ftmile 
 Theuriet, Andre 
 Veuillot, Louis 
 Viand, Julien. [Pierre Loti] 
 Vidocq, E. F. 
 Vigny, Alfred de 
 Voltaire, Fran(.ois 
 Zola, Emile 
 
 Syrett, N. 
 Tappan, E M. 
 Taylor, Jane 
 Thaxter, C. L. 
 Tincker, M. A. 
 Underbill, Z. D. 
 Webster, A. 
 Wharton, F. W. 
 Wharton, T. 
 Wilson, J. 
 Winthrop, T. 
 Wood, J. S. 
 Wynne, Madclen ^■, 
 
 THORS WHO WRITE 
 J. M. W 
 
 N ENGLISH 
 
 Negro 
 Chtsnutt, Charles Waddell 
 
 Dunbar, Paul Laurence 
 Dunbar, Alice 
 
 Boyesen, Hjalmar H 
 
 Norwegian 
 
 M. A. 
 
 German 
 
 Auirbach. Berlhnld 
 Bauinbach, Rudolf 
 Chamisso, Adelbert von 
 Ebiier von Eschcnbacli. M.- 
 Eckstein, Ernst 
 Goeringcr, I. 
 
 NSLATIONS OF WHOSE WORKS ARE LISTED. 
 Goethe, Johann Wolfgang 
 Grimm, J. L., and Grimm, W. 
 Hauff, Wilhelm 
 Ileyse, Paul 
 
 Hoffmann, Ernst T. W. 
 Kompert, Leopold 
 
 La Motte Fouque, Friedrich H. H. 
 Lewald-Stahr, Fanny 
 Lindau, Rudolf 
 Meyrink, Gustav Meyer 
 Richter, J. P. 
 Schaffer, Robert 
 Schiller, J. C. F. 
 Sudermann, Hermann 
 Thedan, Dietrich 
 Tieck, Johann Ludwig 
 Tovote, Heinz 
 Viebig, Klara. [Cohn] 
 
 Greek 
 Heliodorus 
 Lucian of Samosato 
 Tatius, Achilles 
 
 Hungarian 
 Jokai, Mor 
 
 Italian 
 Amicis, Edmondo de 
 Annunzio, Gabriele d' 
 Bandello, M. 
 Boccaccio, Giovanni 
 Capuana, Luigi 
 Castelnuovo, Enrico 
 Colonna, Luis 
 Deledda, Grazia 
 Fogazarro, Antonio 
 Magherini-Graziani, G. 
 Serao, Mathilde 
 
 Norwegian 
 AsbjOrnsen, Peter Christian 
 Bjornson, Bjornstjerne 
 Kielland, A. L. 
 Moe, Jorgtn E. 
 Thoresen, Magdalena 
 
 Polish 
 Sienkiewicz, llenryk 
 
 Russian 
 .\ndreev, Leonid N. 
 ■ Chekhov, Anton V. 
 
 Dosloievski. Fedor M. 
 'Gogol, Nicolai V. 
 Gorki, Maxim 
 Korolenko, N'ladimir G. 
 Krestovski, V. 
 Kuprin, Alexander L 
 Pushkin, Alexander S. 
 . l\.lslol, Lyof N. 
 I'urgencv, Ivan 
 
 Spanish 
 Alarc6n. P. A. <le 
 Alas, Leopoldo 
 Caballero, Kern.in, pseud. 
 Carrion, Miquel Ramus 
 Selgas, Jose 
 Verga, G. 
 
 Swedish 
 Hremer. Frcdrika 
 . Laiferhif, Selma 
 Siriiidberg, Johann August 
 
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