# Index to Short Stories/Index to Short Stories/Mi

* Michaeleen! Michaelawn! Hughes, R.
* Michel and Angele. Parker, G.
* Michel Lorio's cross. Stretton, H.
* Michelson, Miriam, 1870-
* Ancestry of Irene
| In | The 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 30:433 |
* Greatness of Helena
| In | Ladies' H J 23:11 Ag '06 |
* Kate: a pretense
| In | The Madigans |
* Last straw
| In | The Madigans |
* Mag Haggerty's knight
| In | Reader 5:79 |
* Martyrdom of man
| In | The Madigans |
* Merry, merry Zingara
| In | The Madigans |
* Cent 68:720
* Old bachelor of arts
| In | Ladies' H J 22:14 Je '05 |
* Old mother Gibson
| In | 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 | McClure 22:339 |
* Ready letter-writer
| In | The Madigans |
* Cent 68:913
* Shut-upts
| In | The Madigans |
* Tares
| In | Awakening of Zojas |
* That list of Bassett's
| In | Sat Eve Post 178:5 Ag 26 '05 |
* 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
* Mid-Victorian. Brown, A.
* Middle hall. Stuart, R. M.
* Middle toe of the right foot, Bierce, A.
* Middle years. James, H.
* Middleman. Benson, E. F.
* Middleton, R.
* Ghost ship
| In | O'Brien, E. J. ed. Great modern English stories |
* Midge. Bunner, H. C.
* Midnight. Curie, R.
* Midnight fantasy. Aldrich, T. B.
* Midnight free-traders. Crockett, S. R.
* Midnight in Beauchamp row. Green, A. K.
* Midnight message. See Futrelle, J. Interrupted wireless
* Midnight visitor. Bangs, J. K.
* Midshipmen's mess. Seawell, M. E.
* Midsummer and May. Spofford, H. P.
* Mid-summer evening. Gogol, N. V.
* Midsummer fires, Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Midsummer knight's dream. Henry, O.
* Midsummer knight's dream. Gale, Z.
* Midsummer masquerade. Henry, O.
* Midsummer midnight. Matthews, J. B.
* Midsummer night's dream. Lamb, C.
* Midsummer pirates. Davis, Richard H.
* Midsummer week's dream. Wharton, E.
* Midsummertide. Strindberg, J. A.
* Miggles. Harte, B.
* Miggy, Gale, Z.
* Mighels, Philip Verrill, 1869-1911
* Little pioneer
| In | Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. M. |
* Under the sunset
* Might of motherhood. Gorky, M.
* Mighty Rpurke. Dreiser, T.
* Mighty trifle. Lewis, M. C.
* Mikhael, Ephraim 1866-1890
* Evocator
| In | Merrill, S. Pastels in prose |
* Kingship
| In | Merrill, S. Pastels in prose |
* Miracles
| In | Merrill, S. Pastels in prose |
* Solitude
| In | Merrill, S. Pastels in prose |
* Mikkel. Boyesen, H. H.
* Mikszath, Kolomon
* Trip to the other world
| In | Underwood, E. W. tr. Short stories from the Balkans |
* Fiddlers three
| In | Underwood, E. W. tr. Short stories from the Balkans |
* Milady. Stuart, R. M.
* Mildred Lawson, Moore, G.
* Military adventures of Mistress Jean Seawell. Seawell, M. E.
* Military honors. See Maupassant, G. de. Prisoners
* Mill. Van Dyke, H.
* Mill at Petit Cap. Catherwood, M. H.
* Mill Valley. Dwight, H. G.
* Mille, Pierre, 1865-
* Miracle of Zobeide
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, French |
* Miller, Alice Duer (Mrs. Henry Wise Miller), 1874-
* Beauty and the bolshevist
| In | Beauty and the bolshevist |
* Burglar and the blizzard; a Christmas story
| In | Burglar the blizzard |
* Calderon's prisoner
| In | Calderon's prisoner |
* Candid friend
| In | Scrib M 47:614 |
* Charm school
| In | Charm school |
* Clash of sentimentalists
| In | Scrib M 33:61 |
* Cyril Vane's wife
| In | Calderon's prisoner |
* Emulation
| In | Scrib M 33:728 |
* Erring father
| In | Collier's 52:17 18 '13 |
* Fable for heiresses
| In | Harper 98:160 |
* Fable for youths
| In | Harper 96:315 |
* Give matrimony a chance
| In | Red Book 37:64 Jl '21 |
* His wife
| In | Sat Eve Post 191:13 Ap 12 '19 |
* How Violet lost her sense of humor
| In | Sat Eve Post 191:10 F 8 '19 |
* Lion's mouth
| In | Scrib M 28:685 |
* Man of his word
| In | Lippinc 71:147 |
* Miss Whitely's situation
| In | Sat Eve Post 192:12 S 27 '19 |
* New stoics
| In | Sat Eve Post 191:16 N 9 '18 |
* Out-of-town call
| In | Metropol 21:694 |
* Penalty of greatness
| In | Scrib M 36:290 |
* Respecters of law
| In | Harper 127:954 |
* Slow poison
| In | O. Henry memorial award prize stories of 1920 |
* Sat Eve Post 192:8 Je 12 '20
* Things
| In | Things |
* Scrib M 54:779
* Unprepared
| In | Scrib M 36:290 |
* Without introduction
| In | Harper 125:458 |
* Woman who hated politics
| In | Red Book 36:25 Ja '21 |
* Worse than married
| In | Scrib M 55:475 |
* Miller of Dee. Galsworthy, J.
* Millerstown yellow journal. Singmaster, E.
* Millet, Francis Davis, 1846-1912
* Bush
| In | Capillary crime |
* Capillary crime
| In | Capillary crime |
* Harper 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
* Tedesco's Rubina
| In | Capillary crime |
* Scrib M 1:499
* Yatil
| In | Capillary crime |
* Stories by American authors v 5
* Cent 3:745
* Millicent and Rosalind. Hawthorne, J.
* Million. Maupassant, G. de
* £1,000,000 bank note. Clemens, S. L.
* Million silver dollars. Loomis, C. B.
* Millionaire. Artsibashev, M. P.
* Millionaire from Rough-and-Ready. Harte, B.
* Millionaire Mike's thanksgiving. Porter, E. H.
* Millionaire's opportunity. Barr, R.
* Millionaire's romance. Merrick, L.
* Mills, C. M., pseud. See Gaskell, E. G.
* Mills of savage gods. Lewis, A. H.
* Mills of the gods. Robins, E.
* Milly Dove. O'Brien, F.
* Milorad. Vorse, M. H.
* 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.
* "Mine"—a plot. Edwards, H. S.
* Mind—cat! Hurst, F.
* Mind cure. Brown, A.
* Mind over motor. Rinehart, M. R.
* Mind reader. Davis, Richard, H.
* Mind-reader. Mitchell, S. W.
* Minds in ferment Chekhov, A. P.
* Mine enemy. Huneker, J. G.
* Mine luck-piece. Singmaster, E.
* 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.
* Minister of St. Bede's. Watson, J.
* Minister's black veil. Hale, E. E.
* Minister's black veil. Hawthorne, N.
* Minister's daughter. Marshall, A.
* Minister's day. Crockett, S. R.
* Minister's dog. Maartens, M.
* Minister's fire works. Brown, A.
* Minister's first at home. Bangs, J. K.
* Minister's gown. Barrie, J. M.
* Minister's henhouse. Loomis, C. B.
* Minister's housekeeper. Stowe, H. B.
* Minister's loon. Crockett, S. R.
* Minister's race horse. MacManus, S.
* Minister's vacation. French, A. W.
* Minka. Heyse, P. J. L.
* Minon—Minette. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Minor canon
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, English-Scotch |
* Minor chord. Stuart, R. M.
* Minor poet's story. Jerome, J. K.
* Minority committee. Dunbar, P. L.
* Minotaur. Hawthorne N.
* Minstrel. Duncan, N.
* Minuet. Bunner, H. C.
* Minuet. Maupassant, G. de
* Miracle. Bacon, J. D.
* Miracle. Beresford, J. D.
* Miracle. Brown, A.
* Miracle. Gerould, K. F.
* Miracle. Herrick, R.
* Miracle. Maupassant, G. de.
* Miracle. Rinehart, M. R.
* Miracle. Yezierska, A.
* Miracle I. Jacks, L. P.
* Miracle II. Jacks, L. P.
* Miracle at Pale Peter's. Duncan, K.
* Miracle chapel. King, G. E.
* Miracle in Flanders. See Balzac.. H. de. Christ in Flanders
* Miracle in Montmartre. Merrick, L.
* Miracle joyeux. Norris, F.
* Miracle of bells. Pemberton, M.
* Miracle of Las Palmas. Davis, Richard H.
* Miracle of love. Le Gallienne, R.
* Miracle of Purun Bhagat. Kipling, R.
* Miracle of the bells. Pemberton, M.
* Miracle of the great St. Nicholas. France, A.
* 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. Mikhael, E.
* Miraculous pitcher. Hawthorne, N.
* Miranda Harlow's mortgage. Fuller, H. B.
* Mircath. Sharp, W.
* Mire Chekhov, A. P.
* Mirror. Daudet, A.
* Mirror. Mendès, C.
* Mirror maiden. Hearn, L.
* Mirror of silence. Vorse, M. H.
* Mirror of the faithful heart. Castle, A. and Castle, E.
* Mirry. Loomis, C. B.
* Misadventures of John Nicholson; a Christmas story. Stevenson, R. L.
* Misanthrope. Beresford, J. D.
* Mischief-maker. Chambers, R. W.
* Miser Morgan. Norris, W. E.
* Misery. Chekhov, A. P.
* Misery landing. Woolson, C. F.
* Misery loves company. Kelly, M.
* Misery loves company. Morris, G.
* Misfit Christmas. Stuart, R. M.
* Misfortune. Chekhov, A. P.
* Misfortunes of Bro' Thomas Wheatley. Fairfax, L. R.
* Misgir. Mamin-Sibiriak, D. N.
* Misplaced attachment. Dickens, C.
* Miss Atherton's mission. Herrick, R.
* Miss Audrey Listen, 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 Bracegirdle does her duty. Aumonier, S.
* Miss Brill. Mansfield, K.
* Miss Buffum's new boarder. Smith, F. H.
* Miss Cadogna. Hawthorne, J.
* Miss Cal. Robins, E.
* 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 Clara's Perseus. Deland, M. W. C.
* Miss Clegg's adopted. French, A. W.
* Miss Clementine's Christmas present. Spofford, H. P.
* Miss Cow falls a victim to Mr. Rabbit. Harris, J. C.
* Miss Crespigny. Burnett, F. H.
* Miss Cubbidge and the dragon of romance. Dunsany, E.
* Miss Dangerlie's roses. Page, T. N.
* Miss Debby's neighbors. Jewett, S. O.
* Miss Delamar's understudy. Davis, Richard H.
* Miss Doulton's orchids. Lewis, M. C.
* 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 Flutterly on art. Loomis, C. B.
* Miss Flutterly 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 Poughkeepsie. James, H.
* Miss Harriet. Maupassant, G. de
* Miss Henty's May week. Marshall, A.
* Miss Irene. Harris, J. C.
* Miss Jane. Bates, A.
* Miss Jemima's valentine. Stuart, R. M.
* Miss Jennings' companion. Smith, F. H.
* Miss Jessie's trip abroad. Glaspell, S.
* Miss Jones and the masterpiece. Sedgwick, A. D.
* Miss Kinglake's experiment. Hibbard, G. A.
* Miss Latymer. Hibbard, G. A.
* Miss Lily and Miss Chrysanthemum. Watanna, O.
* Miss Locke. Allen, J. L.
* Miss Lowe. See Thackeray. W. M. Fitz Boodle's confessions
* Miss Mack of the sixth. Norris, K.
* Miss McMillan. Barr, R.
* Miss Mahala and Johnny. Spofford, H. P.
* Miss Mahala's miracle. Spofford, H. P.
* Miss Mahala's will. Spofford, H. P.
* Miss Maria. Deland t M.
* Miss Marriott and the faun. Gerould, K. F.
* Miss Marr's lovers. Davis, C. B.
* Miss Mehetabel's son. Aldrich, T. B.
* Miss Melissa's miracle. See Spofford, H. P.
* Miss Mahala's miracle
* Miss Mildred's friend. Ward, E. S. P.
* Miss Mink's soldier. Rice, A. H.
* 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 O'Rourke and true romance. Nicholson, M.
* Miss Peck's event with Mr. Angell. Bacon, J. D.
* Miss Peck's promotion. Jewett, S. 0.
* Miss Peckitt's pincushion. Bland, E. N.
* Miss Peekskill's spirpmeter. Hawthorne, J.
* Miss Peggy's proteges. Harte, B.
* Miss Philly Firkin, the China-woman. Mitford, M. R.
* Miss Pi. See Ralph, J. Story of Miss Pi
* Miss Pilgrim's progress Gibbon, J.
* Miss Plum-Blossom. Burke, T.
* Miss Pomfret. Singmaster, E.
* Miss Puss's Christmas. Harris, J. C.
* 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.
* Miss Shum's husband. Thackeray, W. M.
* Miss Slumbubble and claustrophobia. Blackwood, A.
* Miss Smith of Bellvue. Norris, K.
* Miss Sydney's flowers. Jewett, S. O.
* Miss Tarrant's temperament. Sinclair, M.
* Miss Tempy's watchers. Jewett, S. O.
* Miss Theodosia's heartstrings. Donnell, A. N.
* Miss Thomasina Tucker. Wiggin, K. D.
* Miss 318 and Mr. 37. Hughes, R.
* Miss Tooker's wedding gift. Bangs, J. K.
* Miss Underhill'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 Vilda. Singmaster, E.
* Miss Virginia's Christmas. Spofford, H. P.
* Miss Wainwrights adventure. Hibbard, G. A.
* Miss Whitely's situation. Miller, A. D.
* Miss Willett. Benefield, B.
* 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.
* Missing-page thirteen. Green, A. K.
* Mission of Jane. Wharton, E.
* Mission of Mr. Eustace Greyne. Hichens, R. S.
* Missionary and the witch-doctor. Haggard, H. R.
* Missionary sheriff. Thanet, O.
* Mississippi river. See Stuart, R. M. River's children; an idyl of the Mississippi
* Missouri, the captive of the Pawnee. Simms, W. G.
* Missy. Brown, A.
* Mist over the valley. Moulton, L. C.
* Mistake. Donnell, A. H.
* Mistake. See Maupassant, G. de. Father Boniface's crime
* Mistake. Robertson, M.
* Mistaken charity. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Mistaken milliner. Dickens, C.
* Mr. Ackerson of New York. Seawell, M. E.
* Mr. Adamson of Laversdope. Hogg, J.
* Mr. and Mrs. Blossom. Field, E.
* Mr. and Mrs. Dove. Mansfield, K.
* Mr. and Mrs. Follett; or, More than I bargained for. Willis, N. P.
* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Berry. Thackeray, W. M.
* Mr. Baptiste. Dunbar, A.
* Mr. Bear catches old Mr. Bull-Frog. Harris, J. C.
* Mr. Benjamin Ram and his wonderful fiddle. Harris, J. C.
* Mr. Benjamin Ram defends himself. Harris, J. C.
* Mr. 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. Bobbs and his bubble. Harris, J. C.
* Mr. Bostock's backsliding. Morrison, A.
* Mr. Boswell imparts some late news to Hades. Bangs, J. K.
* Mr. Boyler Andrews, M. R. S.
* 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.
* Mr. Brooke. Tarkington, B.
* Mister Brother Jones. Maartens, 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. Bunner, H. C.
* Mr. Cornelius Johnson, office-seeker Dunbar, P. L.
* Mr. Cotter's vacation. Ward, H. D.
* Mr. Deuceace at Paris. Thackeray, W. M.
* Mr. Devereaux's twist. MacManus, S.
* Mr. Dombledon. Gale, Z.
* Mr Dooley on corporal punishment. Dunne, F. P.
* Mr. Dunton's invention. Hawthorne, J.
* Mr. Fonss. Jacobsen, J. P.
* Mr. Eberdeen's horse. Johnson, Arthur
* Mr. Fox and Miss Goose. Harris, J. C.
* Mr. Fox and the deceitful frogs. Harris, J. C.
* Mr. Fox figures as an incendiary. Harris, J. c.
* Mr. Fox gets into serious business. Harris, 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. Gookin of Providence. Loomis, C. B.
* Mr. Green. Simms, W. 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 Brother Rabbit. Harris, J. C.
* Mr. Hay's memory system. Loomis, C. B.
* Mr. Higginbotham's catastrophe, Hawthorne, N.
* Mr. Hochenheimer of Cincinnati. Hurst, F.
* Mr. Holiday. Morris, G.
* Mr. Jack Hamlin's mediation. Harte, B.
* Mr. Jacobs, a tale of the drummer, the reporter and the prestidigitateur. Bates, A.
* Mr. Jarvice's wife. Lowndes, M. A. B.
* Mr. Jilkin's hat. See French, A. W. Wolf at Susan's door
* Mr. Joseph Hanson, the haberdasher. Mitford, M. R.
* Mr. Kris Kringle. Mitchell, S. W.
* Mr. Ledbetter'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. MacFadyen, mortal. Morrison, A.
* Mr. MacGlowrie's widow. Harte, B.
* Mr. Man has some meat. Harris, J. C.
* Mr. Masthead, journalist Bierce, A.
* Mr. Midshipman Breezy. 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. Munchausen meets his match. Bangs, J. K.
* Mr. Munchausen's adventure with a shark. Bangs, J. K.
* Mr. Nix. Walpole, H.
* Mr. O'Leary's second love. Lever, C.
* Mr. Opp. Rice, A. H.
* Mr. Ormizon's dinner party. Harland, H.
* Mr. Prohartchm. Dostoesvskĭĭ, F. M.
* 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. Reginald Peacock's day. Mansfield, K.
* 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. Harland, H.
* Mr. Swiddler'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. Thistelton'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. Tolman. Stockton, F. R.
* Mr. Tommy Dove. Deland, 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. Runner, H. C.
* Mr. Waldo amuses the baby. Jordan, E. G.
* Mr. Walker's aeroplane. Morrison, A.
* 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. Harris, J. C.
* Mr. Yellowplush Ajew. Thackeray, W. M.
* Misther McCran of Belfast. MacManus, S.
* Mistletoe, a Christmas eve love story. Brown, A.
* Mistletoe bough. Pratt, L.
* Mrs. Alward's point of view. Gale, Z.
* Mrs. Andrew's control. Benson, E. F.
* Mrs. Atwood's outer raiment. Cutting, M. S.
* Mrs Basset and the wedding. Spofford, H. P.
* Mrs. Bassetts fall. Robins, E.
* Mrs. Bathhurst. Kipling, R.
* Mrs. Bidwell's tea. Loomis, C. B.
* Mrs. Budlong's christmas gifts. Hughes, R.
* Mrs. Bullfrog. Hawthorne, N.
* Mrs. Bunker's chaperon. Jacobs, W. W.
* Mrs. Burr's baby. Pratt, L.
* Mrs. Carney's sealskin. MacMairos, b.
* Mrs. Claxton's skeleton. Spofford, H. ?.
* Mrs. Comber and the dog. Walpole, H.
* Mrs. DeLaix's indecision. Hale, E. E.
* Mrs. Derwall and the higher life. Dwight, H. G.
* Mrs. Dixon's culture course. Jordan, E. G.
* Miss Diantha's divorce case. Spofford, H. P.
* Miss Doulton's orchids. Lewis, M. C.
* Mrs. Drainger's veil. Jones, H. M.
* Mrs. Dud's sister. Bacon, J. D.
* Mrs. Elderkins pitcher, Stowe, N. B.
* Mrs. Finlay's Elizabethan chair. Thanet, O.
* Mrs. Fruffles 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. See Duncan, N. In the absence of Mrs. Halloran
* Mrs. Harrigan borrows a pie. Loomis, C. B.
* Mrs. Harrigan telephones. Loomis, C. B.
* Mrs. Hartwell's perfect treasure. Jordan, E. G.
* Mrs. Hauksbee sits out. Kipling, R.
* Mrs. Hornbeam's headdress. Hutten zum Stolzenberg, B.
* Mrs. Huggins's Hun. Aumonier, S.
* 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. McCafferty explains. Jordan, E. G.
* Mrs. McCafferty's mistake. MacManus, S.
* Mrs. McClanahan, the Chinese laundry and Better. Vorse, M. H.
* Mrs. M'Groarty's inheritance. MacManus, S.
* Mrs. McWilliams and the lightning. Clemens, 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. Morganhurst. Walpole, H.
* Mrs. Naseby's denial. Benson, E. F.
* Mistress of magic. MacManus, S.
* Mistress of many moods. Theuriet, A.
* Mistress of Sydenham plantation. Jewett, S. O.
* Mistress of the chateau. Pemberton, M.
* Mrs. Ogilvie's local color. Jordan, E. G.
* Mrs. Ormizon's dinner party. Harland, H.
* Mrs. Partridge has a fit. Harris, J. C.
* Mrs Pendleton's four-in-hand. Atherton, G.
* Mrs. Perkins's ball. Thackeray, W. M.
* Mrs. Pettibone's dinner-horn. Loomis, C. B.
* Mrs. Porter and Miss Allen. Walpole, H.
* Mrs. Protheroe. Tarkington, B.
* Mrs. Raffles; being the adventures of an amateur cracks-woman narrated by Bunny. Bangs, J. K.
* Mrs. Ripley's trip. Garland, H.
* Mrs. Rupert's Christmas. Ralph, J.
* Mrs. Russell. Maartens, M.
* Mis' Simon's protector. Pratt, L.
* 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. Timmins's tea-party. Marshall, A.
* Mrs. Todd. Jewett, S. O.
* Mrs. Tompkins, the cheese-monger. Mitford, 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' Wadleigh's guest. Brown, A.
* Mrs. Warburton's theories. Jordan, E. G.
* Mrs. Weimar's gift of tongues. Singmaster, E.
* Mrs. Wigg's benefit dance. Rice, A. H.
* Mrs. Winstead's mistake. Seawell, M. E.
* Mitchell, Donald Grant (Ik Marvel, pseud.), 1822-1908
* Account of a consulate; second story
| In | Seven stories |
* At an Irish inn; 1st story
| In | 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 stories, v 1 |
* Petit soulier; third story
| In | Seven stories |
* Under, the roof; attic
| In | Seven stories |
* Mitchell, Edward Page 1852-
* 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 off George Dedlow
| In | Atlan 18:1 |
* Christmas venture; a romance of Valley
* Forge
| In | Ladies' H J 25:11 D '07; 21 Ja '08 |
* 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 |
* Gillotine 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 |
* King Bear
| In | Prince Little Boy |
* 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. Grabern and Fuz-Buz
| In | Prince Little Boy |
* New Samaria
| In | Lippinc 70:131 |
* Old wine in a new bottle
| In | Prince Little Boy |
* Philip Vernon, a tale 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.), 1837-1916
* Accomplished and lucky tea-kettle
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:324 |
* Adventures of little Peachlinpr
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:321 |
* Forty-seven Ronins
| In | Johnson, R. Little classics v 11 |
* Fortn 13:668
* Liv Age 1 06:349
* Grateful foxes (Japanese)
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:326 |
* Mitford, Mary Russell, 1787-1855
* Absent member
| In | Belford Regis |
* Atherton
| In | Atherton |
* Aunt Deborah
| In | Country neighbors |
* Baron's daugter
| 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 I |
* Dissenting minister
| In | Belford Regis |
* Dolly and her beaux
| In | Atherton |
* Ellen
| In | Our villege ser I |
* Flirtation extraordinary
| In | Belford Regis |
* Fruiterer
| In | Belford Regis |
* Gleaner
| In | Atherton |
* Ground Ash
| In | Country neighbors |
* Hester
| In | Belford Regis |
* Honor O'Callaghan
| In | Country neighbors |
* Irish haymaker
| In | Belford Regis |
* Jessie Cliffe
| In | Country neighbors |
* King Harwood
| In | Belford Regis |
* King's page
| In | Atherton |
* Mitford, Mary Russell—Continued
* King's ward
| In | Atherton |
* Little David: a coursing story
| In | Atherton |
* London visitor
| In | Country neighbors |
* Lost dahlia
| In | 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 Firkin, the china-woman
| In | Country neighbors |
* Mr. Joseph Hanson, the haberdasher
| In | Country neighbors |
* 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
| In | Country 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 bag. Chambers, R. W.
* Mixed proposal. Jacobs, W. W.
* Mixed relations. Jacob, W. W.
* Mlideen. Dunsany, E.
* M liss: an idyl of Red Mountain. Harte, B.