# Index to Short Stories/Index to Short Stories/E

* E. Holbrook's patience. Pangborn, G. W.
* E M I B Lowestoft. Moody, W. S.
* Each in his generation. Burt, M. S.
* Each to his lights. Connolly, J. B.
* Eagle and the fir. Björnson, B.
* Eagle patron of learning. Saltykof-Stchedrin, M. E.
* Eagles. Glinski, A. J.
* Eagle's nest. Björnson, B.
* Earl of Dunvon. Janvier, T. A.
* Earle, Mary Tracy (Mrs. William T. Howe) 1864-
* Affair of the Ursa Major
| In | Sat Eve Post 174:6 N 23 '01 |
* Alarm bell
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* Argument for David
| In | Everybody's 7:275 |
* Ariadne records
| In | Sat Eve Post 176:1 N 7 '03 |
* Aunt Clementine's old days
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* Beau of 'Arriette
| In | Through old rose glasses |
* Cent 58:561
* Captor of old Pontomoc
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* Scrib M 19:749
* Caravan
| In | Harper 106:367 |
* Cenotaph
| In | Harper 108:868 |
* Cherries in Kent
| In | Sat Eve Post 175:13 D 20 '02 |
* Dinner of herbs
| In | Outlook 71:1021 |
* Dream of red roses
| In | Delhi 58:100 Jl '01 |
* Ex libris
| In | Harper 105:66 |
* Fig-tree of old Jourde
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* First Mrs. Keener
| In | Through old rose glasses |
* Flag on the hilltop
| In | Flag on the hilltop |
* Glass door
| In | Harper 114:351 |
* Governor's prerogatives
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* McClure 2:562
* Great state of Johnsing
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* Heartsease
| In | Through old rose glasses |
* Atlan 86:472
* Hildreth's wedding day
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* In the street of flower-makers
| In | Munsey 26:107 |
* Johnny Sands
| In | Harper 108:692 |
* King James of the strawberry patch
| In | Delin 73:562 |
* Law and the long bone
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* Lawyer Money
| In | Through old rose glasses |
* Little mountain maid
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* Man who worked for Collister
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* Cent 53:728
* Mask of the lost soul
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* Mr. Willie's wedding-veil
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* Harper 96:131
* Mountain gold
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* On the night train
| In | Through old rose glasses |
* Atlan 85:748
* On the word of Victor Paul
| In | Outlook 66:345 |
* Pontomoc estate
| In | Munsey 25:240 |
* Race of the little ships
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* Shuttles of the web
| In | Through old rose glasses |
* Six brave soldiers
| In | Man who worked for Collister |
* Munsey 17:357
* Through old rose glasses
| In | Through old rose glasses |
* Atlan 84:506
* Earle, Mary Tracy—Continued
* Tinkling simlins
| In | Through old rose glasses |
* Atlan 82:225
* To her!
| In | Leslie's M 52:454 |
* Tomorrow's child
| In | Atlan 90:599 |
* Tropic bird
| In | Harper 130:762 |
* Wonderful wheel
| In | Wonderful wheel |
* Earlier manner. Hibbard, G. A.
* Early Americana. Hergesheimer, J.
* Early days. Tolstoi, L. N.
* Early experiences of Ralph Rmgwood. Irving, W.
* Early majority of Mr. Thomas Watts. Johnston, R. M.
* Early spring. Efimovich, L.
* Ears of twenty Americans. Atherton, G.
* Earth draws. Lie, J. L. I. .
* Earth letter of a Martian. Loomis, C. B.
* Earthlings. King, G. E.
* Earthquake. Train, A. C.
* Earthquake-child. Phillpotts, E.
* Earth's holocaust. Hawthorne, N.
* East and west. Hale, E. E.
* East is east. Osbourne, L.
* East of Eden. Gerould, 1C F.
* Easter blessing. Spofford, H. P.
* Easter candles. Caragiale, I. L.
* Easter-card. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Easter day. Kuprin, A. J.
* Easter eve. Chekhov, A. P.
* Easter night Korolenko, V. G.
* Easter of the soul. Henry, O.
* Easter story. Theuriet, A.
* Easter symbol. Stuart, R. M.
* Easter torch. Caragiale, I. L.
* Easter wedding. Dunbar, P. L.
* Eastern Easter. Loomis, C. B.
* Eastman, Charles Alexander (Ohiyesa the Sioux Indian) 1858-
* Gray chieftain
| In | Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. M. Under the sunset |
* Easy dollar! Shoot it quick White, S. E.
* Easy money. Jacobs, W. W.
* Eat-'em-up Jack. Lewis, A. H.
* Ebb-tide. Stevenson, R. L., and Osbourne, L.
* Eben Holden. See Bacheller, I. A. New stories by Eben Holden
* Eben Holden's last day a-fishing. Bacheller, I.
* Ebner von Eschenbach, Marie von, 1830-1916
* Princess Leiladin
| In | Chaut 10:623 |
* Two countesses
| In | Two countesses |
* Ebony box. Mason, A. E. W.
* Eccentricity of Simon Parnachute. Blackwood, A.
* Echegaray, José, 1835-1916
* Birth of the flowers
| In | Cur Opinion 62:58 |
* Echo. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* Echo. Pemberton, M.
* Echo hunt. Gray, D.
* Echo in Egypt. Hichens, R. S.
* Echo of Antietam. Bellamy, E.
* Echoes. Gale, Z.
* 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 |
* Eclipse in six scenes. Nprris, W. E.
* Edda and the oak. Peattie, E. W.
* 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 of the evening. Kipling, R.
* Edge of the ripple. White, S. E.
* Edged tools: a tale in two chapters, Matthews, J. B., and Pollock, W. H.
* Edgeworth, Maria, 1767-1849
* Almeria
| In | Tales and novels v 7 |
* Angelina; or L'amie mconnue
| 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
| In | Parent's assistant |
* Birthday present
| In | Parent's assistant |
* Bracelets
| In | Parent's assistant |
* Castle Rackrent
| In | Tales and novels v 1 |
* Cherry orchard
| In | Harry and Lucy |
* Contrast
| In | Tales and novels v 5 |
* Dun
| In | Tales and novels v 6 |
* Emile de Coulanges
| In | Tales and novels v 10 |
* Ennui
| In | Tales and novels v 6 |
* Eton Montem
| In | Parent's assistant |
* False key
| In | Parent's assistant |
* Forester
| In | Tales and novels v 2 |
* Forgive and forget
| In | Parent's assistant |
* Good aunt
| In | Tales and novels v 2 |
* Good French governess
| In | Tales and novels v 3 |
* Grateful negro
| In | Tales and novels v 5 |
* Harry and Lucy
| 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 | Tales 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
| In | Tales and novels v 4 |
* Madame de Fleury
| In | Tales and novels v 10 |
* Mademoiselle Panache
| In | 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 |
* Modern Griselda
| In | Tales and novels v 10 |
* Murad the unlucky
| In | Tales and novels v 5 |
* Old Poz
| In | Parent's assistant |
* Orange man
| In | Harry and Lucy |
* Orphans
| In | Parent's assistant |
* Out of debt, out of danger
| In | Tales and novels v 4 |
* Party spirit. See Edgeworth, M. Barring out
* Prussian vase
| In | Tales and novels v 2 |
* Purple jar
| In | *[Rosamond] |
* 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
* To-morrow
| In | Tales and novels v 5 |
* Vivian
| In | Tales and novels v 8 |
* Wager
* Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 6:3
* Waste not, want 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.
* Edmée, or Charity well bestowed. France, A.
* 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 Herries. Masefield, J.
* Edward Mills and George Benton; a tale. Clemens, S. L.
* Edward Randolph's portrait. Hawthorne, N.
* Edwards, Amelia [Ann] Blandford, 1831-1892
* Four-fifteen express
| In | Stories by English authors, England |
* Edwin and Ardella. Bishop, W. H.
* "Ee," said 'Lizabet—"Ee," said Hans. French, A. W.
* Edwards, George Wharton, 1859-
* Clavecin, Bruges
| In | French, J. L. Best psychic stories |
* Edwards, Harry Stillwell, 1855-1917
* Adventure of a parrot
| In | Cent 64:204 |
* Alec Bivins's gun
| In | Cent 75:744 |
* Aneas Africanus
| In | Aneas Africanus |
* Born inventor
| In | Two runaways and other stories |
* Cent 15:912
* Captain Isam
| In | His defense and other stories |
* Charley and the possum
| In | His defense and other stories |
* Andy's funeral
| In | Leslie's M 55:141 D '02 |
* Coming sneeze
| In | Cent 86:368 |
* Cooney on the war path
| In | Cent 78:877 |
* Elder Brown's backslide
| In | Two runaways and other stories |
* Jessup, A. ed. Best American humorous short stories
* Harper 71:394
* Funeral of Rat Brooks
| In | Cent 75:447 |
* Gum swamp debate
| In | His defense and other stories |
* Hard trigger
| In | His defense and other stories |
* Cent 27:780
* His defense
| In | His defense and other stories |
* How the hound got his mouth
| In | Cent 83:574 |
* Idyl of "Sinkin' Mountain"
| In | Two runaways and other stories |
* Cent 14:895
* Isam and the major
| In | His defense and other stories |
* Cent 25:692
* Isam and the poll tax
| In | Cent 73:827 |
* Edwards, Harry Stillwell—Continued
* Isam's spectacles
| In | Cent 62:741 |
* Isam's strategy
| In | Leslie's M 56:355 |
* Just sweethearts; a Christmas love story
| In | Just sweethearts |
* Little unpleasantness at New Hope
| In | Cent 64:433 |
* Mam'selle Delphine; a story of the Christmas
| In | Mam'selle Delphine |
* Mas' Craffud's freedom
| In | His defense and other stories |
* Cent 30:82
* "Mine" a plot
| In | Two runaways and other stories |
* Cent 15:294
* "Ole Miss" and "Sweetheart"
| In | Two runaways and other stories |
* Harper 77:288
* Shadow
| In | Cent 73:278 |
* Sister Todhunter's heart
| In | Two runaways and other stories |
* Cent 12:335
* Tom's strategy
| In | Two runaways and other stories |
* Cent 11:84
* Two brides
| In | Harper 117:611 |
* Two pensioners
| In | Cent 70:233 |
* Two runaways
| In | Two runaways and other stories |
* "De valley an' de'shadder"
| In | Two runaways and other stories |
* Cent 13:468
* William Marsdal's awakening
| In | His defense and other stories |
* Atlan 81:523
* Woodhaven goat
| In | His defense and other stories |
* Eekhoud, Georges, 1854-
* Ex-voto
| In | Warner library |
* Kors Da vie
| In | Warner library |
* Eel-king. See Field, E. Hawaiian folk-tales
* Effect of reincarnation. Beresford, J. D.
* Effectual fervent prayer. Van Dyke, H.
* Efferati family. Janvier, T. A.
* Effects of witch stories. See Lamb, M. Maria Howe; or, The effects of witch stories
* Efficiency and Bill. Bacon, J. D.
* Effie Whittlesey. Ade, G.
* Efimovich, L.
* Early spring
| In | Russian R [NY] 4:112 |
* Eftaliotes, A.
* Angelica
| In | Brown, D., and Phoutrides, A. Modern Greek stories |
* Egerton, George (pseud Mrs. Golding Bright.) (Mary Chavelita)
* Empty frame
| In | O'Brien, E. J. ed. Great modern English stories |
* 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 1:189
* Mr. Blake's walking-stick
| In | Mr. Blake's walking-stick |
* New cashier
| In | Duffels |
* Cent 45:189
* Periwinkle
| In | Duffels |
* Priscilla
| In | Duffels |
* Scrib o s 3:18
* Redemptioner
| In | Duffels |
* Cent 46:625
* Sister Tabea
| In | Duffels |
* Cent 31:894
* Story of a valentine
| In | Duffels |
* Talking for life
| In | Duffels |
* Eggs of the Silver Moon. Chambers, R. W.
* Eglantina. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Egotism; or, The bosom serpent. Hawthorne, N".
* Egypt. Stuart, R. M.
* Egyptian chariot. Heigesheimer, J.
* Egyptian fire-eater. Baumbach, R.
* Egyptian hornet Blackwood, A.
* Egyptian literature
* Doomed prince
| In | Warner library v 9 |
* Egyptian nights. Pushkin, A. S.
* Egyptian sorcery. Blackwood, A.
* Eidolons of Brooks Alford. Howells, W. D.
* Eight years in a rock. Hawthorne, J.
* Eighteenth Giorgione. Lefèvre, E.
* Eighth deadly sin. Huneker, J. G.
* Eighty-third. Gerould, K. F.
* Eileen. Bland, E. N.
* Ein nix-nutz. Long, J. L.
* El Dorado. Cather, W. S.
* Eldorado. Masefield, J.
* El verdugo. Balzac, H. de
* Elaborate elopement. Jacobs, W. W.
* Elck, Arthur
* Tower room
| In | Continental classics v 18 |
* Elder Brown's backslide. Edwards, H. S.
* Elder Pill, preacher. Garland, H.
* Elder sister. Tagore, R.
* Elder's wife. Jackson, H. H.
* Eldest Ferber, E.
* Eleanor Cuyler. Davis, Richard H.
* Eleanor's event of the blue dress. Bacon, J. D.
* Eleanor's house. Cather, W. S.
* Election for beadle. Dickens, C.
* Electioneerin' on Big Injun Mounting. Craddock, C. E.
* Electric lady. Garland, H.
* Electrical error. Bangs, J. K.
* Elegant De Fronsac. Merrick, L.
* Eleonora. Poe, E. A.
* Elephant. Kuprin, A. I.
* Elephant has a bet with the tiger (adapted). Skeat, W. W.
* Elephant remembers. Marshall, E.
* Elephant's board and keep. Porter, E. H.
* Elephant's child. Kipling, 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 B. Hopkins. Doyle, A. C.
* Elias Windmanstadius; or, The mediaeval man. Gautier, T.
* Elijah P. Jopp and the dragon. Marshall, A.
* Elijah, the prophet. Bunin, I. A.
* Elijah's goblet. Zangwill, I.
* Elinor Foster: Father's wedding day. Lamb, M.
* Eliot, Annie. See Trumbull, A. E.
* Eliot, George, pseud. (Mrs. Mary Ann Evans [Lewes] Cross) 1819-1880
* Amos Barton. See Eliot, G. Sad fortunes 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. GilnTs 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. Alcott, L. M.
* Elisha. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Elissa; the doom of Zimbabwe. Haggard, R.
* Elixir. Gissing, G.
* Elixir of life. Balzac, H. de
* Elixir of life. See Hawthorne, N. Septimius Felton
* Elixir of the Rev. Père Gaucher. Daudet, A.
* Elixir of youth. Bennett, E. A.
* Eliza Hepburn's deliverance. Fuller, H. B.
* Eliza Sam. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Elizabeth. Deland, M.
* Elizabeth Villiers: Sailor uncle. Lamb, M.
* Elizabeth's Aunt Elizabeth. Kelly, M.
* Elizabeth's husband. Davis, Rebecca H.
* Ellen. Mitford, M. R.
* Ellen and Mr. Man. Morns, G.
* Ellen Forth and the painter boy. Hopkins, W. J.
* Elleneen. Jewett, S. O.
* Elm-tree. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Elmina's living-out. Singmaster, E.
* Elopement. Gale, Z.
* Elopement. Gibbon, P.
* Elopement. See Jacobs, W. W. Elaborate elopement
* Eloping with papa. Bangs, J. K.
* Elpatievsky, S.
* Pity me!
| In | Russian R (NY) 2:42 |
* 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.
* Elusive Miss Grey. Jordan, E. G.
* Elves. Tieck, L.
* Emancipation. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Emancipation. Tagore, R.
* Emancipation of Billy. Henry, O.
* Emancipation of Thaddeus. Bangs, J. K.
* Embers. Acebal, F.
* Embroideress of Trierso. Heyse, P. J. L.
* Emerald of Tamerlane. Dwight, H., and Taylor, J.
* Emerald pendant. Stringer, A. J.
* Emerald seeker. Curie, R.
* 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. France, A.
* Emile de Coulanges. Edgeworth, M.
* Emile Roque; seventh story. Mitchell, D. G.
* Emily Barton: Visit to the cousins. Lamb, M.
* Emily's horse-wrangler. Garland, H.
* Emma Blair. Gerould, K. F.
* "Emma Bovary." Moore, G.
* Emmeline. Singmaster, E.
* Emmeline. Musset, A. de
* Emotional acrobat. Huneker, J. G.
* Emotions of a sub-guard. Bacon, J. D.
* Emotions of a young red partridge. Daudet, A.
* Emperor and the baby. Spofford, H. P.
* Emperor of Elarn. Dwight, H. G.
* Emperor's ball. Maartens, M.
* Emperor's gift. Thompson, V.
* Emperor's picture. Hauff, W.
* Emperor's vision. Lagerlöf, S.
* Empey, Arthur Guy, 1883-
* "Blighty!—What hopes?"
| In | Tales from a dugout |
* Christmas in a dugout
| In | Tales from a dugout |
* Fusilier giants under fire
| In | Tales from a dugout |
* "Horses for France"
| In | Tales from a dugout |
* Jim—soldier of the king
| In | Tales from a dugout |
* Lone tree sentinel
| In | Tales from a dugout |
* Empey, Arthur Guy—Continued
* Pacifist
| In | Tales from a dugout |
* Private Ginger
| In | Tales from a dugout |
* Rounding up spies
| In | Tales from a dugout |
* Siren of the Boches
| In | Tales from a dugout |
* Winning the D. C. M.
| In | Tales from a dugout |
* Empire builders. Rinehart, M. R.
* Empire of death. Brown, A.
* Empire of the ants. Wells, H. G.
* Empress's money-chest. Lagerlöf, S.
* Empty frame. Egerton, G.
* Empty house. Blackwood, A.
* Empty house. Tarkington, B.
* Empty house. Ward, E. S. P.
* Empty sleeve. Blackwood, A.
* Empty theatre. Beresford, J. D.
* Empty throne. Davis, C. B.
* Emulation. Miller, A. D.
* En passant. Chambers, R. W.
* Enchanted bluff. Gather, W. S.
* Enchanted coach. Burnett, F. H.
* Enchanted forest. Andrews, M. R. S.
* Enchanted house. Harraden, B.
* Enchanted kiss. Henry, O.
* Enchanted mountain. White, E. O.
* Enchanted profile. Henry, O.
* Enchanted typewriter. Bangs, J. K.
* Enchanted yodler. Huneker, J. G.
* Enchantment. Cutting, M. S.
* Encore. Deland, M.
* Encore! Lefèvre, E.
* Encounter with an interviewer. Clemens, S. L.
* End. See Fisher, D. C. Finis
* End and the beginning. Lewis, M. C.
* End and the beginning. Loomis, 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, H.
* End of Mr. Bear. Harris, J. C.
* End of New York. Benjamin, P.
* End of Tchertopkhanoff. Turgenev, I. S.
* End of the beginning. Hibbard, G. A.
* End of the fairy tale. Dragoumis, J. D.
* End of the game. Anderson, W. A.
* 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 the path. Noyes, N.
* End of the road. Morris, G.
* End of the road. Smith, G. A.
* End of the story. London, J.
* End of the tether. Conrad, J.
* End of the vendetta. Davis, Rebecca H.
* Endicott and the red cross. Hawthorne, N.
* Ends of the earth. Bacon, J. D.
* Enemies. Chekhov, A. P.
* Enemies. Robertson, M.
* Enemies of women. Blasco-Ibanez, V.
* Enemy conquered; or, Love triumphant. See Clemens, S. L. Curious book
* Enemy of all the world. London, J.
* 'Enery. Walpole, H.
* Engagement at the frontier. Janvier, T. A.
* Engine trouble. Norris, K.
* Engineer's white hair. Warman, C.
* England! Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* England, my England. Lawrence, D. H.
* England to America. Montague, M. P.
* English girl's Christmas presents. Keats, G.
* Englishman of Entretat. Maupassant, G. de
* Enigmatic nature. Chekhov, A. P.
* Enlargement. Beresford, J. D.
* Enlightenment of Pagett, M. P. Kipling, R.
* Ennui. Edgeworth, M.
* Enough. See Turgenev, I. S. It is enough
* Enright's pard, Jim Willis. Lewis, A. H.
* Ensign Knightley. Mason, A. E. W.
* Entail. Hoffmann, E. T. W.
* Enter a dragoon. Hardy, T.
* Enter the duke. Futrelle, J.
* Enter the Earl of Tyne. Fernald, C. B.
* Enter the princess. Loomis, C. B.
* Enter the queen. Chambers, R. W.
* Eternity. Veselinovich, J.
* Enthusiast. See Maupassant, G. de. Madame Husson's "Rosier"
* Entomological wooing. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* Entomologist. Cable, G. W.
* Entrance of Ezekiel. Pratt, L.
* Entrances and exits. See Bacon. J. D. Exits and entrances
* Envoi. Maugham, W. S.
* Envoi called Semper idem. Cabell, J. B.
* Epaulettes. Parker, G.
* Epheimer. Hergesheimer, J.
* Epic in yellow. Parker, G.
* Epilogue of the cigar divan. Stevenson, R. L.
* Epiphany. Maupassant, G. de
* Episcopo & company. Annunzio, G. d'
* Episode. Lawrence, D. H.
* Episode at Mrs. Kirkpatrick's. Jordan, E. G.
* Episode called Adhelmar at Puysange. Cabell, J. B.
* Episode called In necessity's mortar. Cabell, J. B.
* Episode called In Ursula's garden. Cabell, J. B.
* Episode called Love-letters of Falstaff. Cabell, J. B.
* Episode called "Sweet Adelais." Cabell, J. B.
* Episode called The castle of content. Cabell, J. B.
* Episode called The conspiracy of Arnaye. Cabell, J. B.
* Episode called The porcelain cups. Cabell, J. B.
* Episode called The wedding jest. Cabell, J. B.
* Episode in a mask. Bates, A.
* Episode of Fiddletown. Harte, B.
* Episode of the city. Rinehart, M. R.
* Episode of the Marques de Valdeflores. Janvier, T. A.
* Episode of the thermometer. Mason, A. E. W.
* Episode of West Woodlands. Harte, B.
* Episode under the Terror. Balzac, H. de
* Equal woman. Besant, W.
* Equation of a failure. Ward, H. D.
* Erastasius of the Whanghoa. Kipling, R.
* Erckmann, Émile, 1822-1899, and Chatrian, Alexandre i. e. Louis Gratien Charles Alexandre, 1826-1890
* Abraham's offering
| In | Strange stories |
* Citizen Schneider
| In | Eng Dom M 12:201 |
* Comet
| In | Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. Little masterpieces of fiction v 4 |
* Dean's watch
| In | Strange stories |
* Eclectic M 84:571
* Forest betrothal
| In | 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. Library 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, 528 |
* 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 4:738 |
* Three souls
| In | Strange stories |
* Waters of death
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, French |
* Wonderful glass
| In | Strange stories |
* Erdmutha. Auerbach, B.
* Eric Hermannson's soul. Gather, W. S.
* Ermolai and the miller's wife. Turgenev, I. S.
* Ernest Henry. Walpole, H.
* Erring father. Miller, A. D.
* Error in the fourth dimension. Kipling, R.
* Error of judgment. Marshall, A.
* Error of the day. Parker, G.
* Ervine, St. John Greer, 1883-
* Burial
| In | Forum 51:750 |
* It sometimes happens so
| In | Good H 70:29 Je '20 |
* Raided
| In | Cent 97:116 |
* Dramatist and the leading lady
| In | Harp B 55:36 Ag '20 |
* Esarhaddon, king of Assyria. Tolstoi, L. N.
* Escapade in Cordova. Smith, F. H.
* Escapade of a grandfather. Howells, W. D.
* Escape. Beresford, J. D.
* Escape. Glaspell, S.
* Escape. Mansfield, K.
* Escape of Wilkins. Train, A. C.
* Escorting Harriet. Porter, E. H.
* Esmeralda herders. Peattie, E. W.
* Esmeralda of Rocky Canon. Harte, B.
* Especially Parkins. Merrick, L.
* 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. See 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. Matthews, J. B.
* Eternal child. Sinclair, M.
* Eternal duel. Huneker, J. G.
* Eternal feminine. Andrews, M. R. S.
* Eternal feminine. Singmaster, E.
* Eternal feminine. Zangwill, I.
* Eternal husband. Dostoevskĭĭ, F. M.
* Eternal lover. Thompson, V.
* Eternal woman. Lewis, A. H.
* Eternity of forms. London, J.
* Ethan Brand. Hawthorne, N.
* Ethan Frome. Wharton, E.
* Ethics of Nelson Cole, Davis, C. B.
* Ethics of pig. Henry, O.
* Etiquette of Yetta. Kelly, M.
* Eton Montem. Edgeworth, M.
* Etruscan vase. Mérimée, P.
* Ettrick shepherd (pseud) See Hogg, James
* Étude for Emma. Ferber, E.
* Eugene Pickering. James, H.
* Eugenia. Grand, S.
* Eugenia. Keller, G.
* Eugenio and Galeotto. Hewlett, M. H.
* Euphemia among the pelicans. Stockton, F. R.
* Euroclydon. Crockett, S. R.
* Eurodias and Syntyche. Watson, J.
* Europe. James, H.
* European travelers: monologue. Cutting, M. S.
* Evan M'Gabhar. Hogg, J.
* Evander. Phillpotts, E.
* Evangelist. Watson, J.
* Evans, Caradoc
* Greater than love
| In | O'Brien, E. J. ed. Great modern English stories |
* Evans, Marian. See Eliot, George, pseud.
* Eve and the orange. Kelly, M.
* Eve of Caesar's triumph. Harraden, B.
* Eve of St. John. Janvier, T. A.
* Eve of the Fourth. Frederic, H.
* Eve of the wild apple. Le Gallienne, R.
* Evelina's garden. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Even as you and I. Hurst, F.
* Even with this. Besant, W.
* Evening and the morning. Brown, A.
* Evening at whist. Bates, A.
* Evening dress. Gale, Z.
* Evening dress; farce. Howells, W. D.
* Evening guest. Kuprin, A. I.
* Evening In May. Gogol, N. V.
* Evening party. King, G. E.
* Evening primroses. Sedgwick, A. D.
* Evening with the Ku-Klux. Harris, J. C.
* Event. See Chekhov, A. P. Incident ;
* Eventful trip of the Midnight Cry. Wiggin, K. D.
* Events in the lives of a lady and her lovers, Collins, W.
* Ever after. Chambers, R. W.
* Ever ever green. Hurst, F.
* Ever so long ago. Hergesheimer, J.
* Everlasting bow-wows. Andrews, M. R. s.
* Every goose a swan. Kelly, M.
* Every man for himself. Duncan, N.
* Every move. Smith, G. A.
* Everyman's riddle. Davis, C. B.
* Everything in the world. Thanet, O.
* Everything you want to plant. Glaspell, b.
* 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, Jttichard 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.
* Ewing, Julianna Horatia [Gatly] 1841-1885
* Jackanapes
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 10:96 |
* Ex curia. Chambers, R. W.
* Ex libris. Earle, M. T.
* Ex machina. Chambers, R. W.
* Ex voto. Eekhoud, G.
* Exact science of matrimony. Henry, O.
* Examining magistrate. Chekhov, A. P.
* Exceeding high mountain. Deland, M.
* Execution. Morris, G.
* Executors. Davis, C. D.
* Excellent people. Chekhov, A. P.
* Excellent revenge of Eleanor. Seawell, M. E.
* Except he were a bird. Hughes, R.
* Exchange of animals. Reade, C.
* Exchange of courtesies. Grant, R.
* Excursion. Babcock, E. S.
* 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, H. de
* Exiles, Davis, Richard H.
* Exiles. Gibbon, P.
* Exiles. Singmaster, E.
* Exiles club. Dunsany, E.
* Exit charity. Gale, Z.
* Exit finder. Lefèvre, E.
* Exit of Milly's. Tracy, V.
* Exits and entrances. Bacon, J. D.
* Exorcism. Gorky, M.
* Exorcism of Lily Bell. Jordan, E. G.
* Exorcism that failed. Bangs, J. K.
* Exotic prince. Maupassant, G. de
* Expatriation of Jonathan Taintor. Loomis, C. B.
* Expected guest Slosson, A. T.
* Expedient. Donnell, A. H.
* Expedition in quest of a diploma. Irving, W.
* Expectations. Galsworthy, J.
* Expensive lessons. Chekhov, A. P.
* Expensive privilege. Hawkins, A. H.
* Experience. Howells, W. D.
* Experience of Hannah Prime. Brown, A.
* Experience of the McWilliamses with membraneous croup. Clemens, S. L.
* Experience of William Henry as a farmer. Harris, J. C.
* Experiences of Le Vieux. Hardy, A. S.
* Experiences of the A. C. Taylor, B.
* Experiment in economy. Davis, Richard H.
* Experiment in poverty. Rinehart, M. R.
* Experiment in time. Wynne, M. Y.
* Experimenter. Pangborn, G. W.
* Expert testimony, Loomis, C. B.
* Expiation. Beresford, J. D.
* Expiation. Tagore, R.
* Expiation. Wharton, E.
* Explanation of Mir Baksh. See Kipling, R. Smith administration
* Exploit of Choolah, the Chickasaw. Craddock, C. E.
* Exploiter of souls. Deland, M.
* Explorers. Morris, G.
* Exposure of Lord Stansford. Barr, R.
* Express messenger. Warman, C.
* Exquisite arbitress. Norris, K.
* Exquisite thug. Hughes, R.
* Extra blanket. Smith, F. H.
* Extra dry. Wister, O.
* Extra girl. Davis, C. B.
* Extra men. Rhodes, H.
* Extra paper. Gale, Z.
* Extra thousand. Vorse, M. H.
* Extra turn. Barr, R.
* Extract from Captain Stormfield'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.
* Eye of youth. Singmaster, E.
* Eyes. Teternikov, F. K.
* Eyes. Wharton, E.
* Eyes and no eyes. Aikin, J., and Barbauld, A. L.
* Eyes for her blind. Fisher, D. C.
* Eyes of affection. Hibbard, G. A.
* Eyes of pride. Dowson, E.
* Eyes of the blind. Vorse, M. H.
* Eyes of the panther. Bierce, A.
* Ezekiel in exile. Pratt, L.
* Ezekiel in transit. Pratt, L.
* Ezekiel promises. Pratt, L.
* Ezekiel refuses. Pratt, L.
* Ezekiel's Mis' Simons. Pratt, L.
* Ezra's Thanksgivin' out West. Field, E. F. P. A. Hughes, R.