# Index to Short Stories/Index to Short Stories/O

* O. Henry's Ghost. See Henry's Ghost, O.
* Oak-tree and the ivy. Field, E.
* Oakatibbe, or, The Chocktaw Sampson. Simms, W. G.
* Oaken cross. Mitford, M. R.
* Oath. Jewett, S. O.
* Oath of allegiance. Ward, E. S. P.
* Oats for the woman. Hurst, F.
* Obi. Phillpots, E.
* 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.
* Object of value and virtue. Bland, E. N.
* Obliterated man. Wells, H. G.
* Oblong box. Poe, E. A.
* O'Brien, FitzJames, 1828-1862
* Bohemian
| In | Diamond lens |
* Diamond lens
| In | Diamond lens |
* Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. Little masterpieces of fiction, v 8
* Atlan i; 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 | Diamond lens |
* 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
| In | Diamond lens |
* What was it?
| In | Diamond lens |
* Baldwin, C. S. American short stories
* Wondersmith
| In | Diamond lens |
* Atlan 4:463
* O'Brien, Seumas, 1880-
* Whale and the grasshopper
| In | O'Brien, E. J. ed. Best Short stories of 1915 |
* Obsequies of Peter Schwarz. Comer, C. A. P.
* Observations of Henry. Jerome, J. K.
* Obvious. Bland, E. N.
* Occupant of the room. Blackwood, A.
* Occurence at Owl Creek bridge. Bierce, A.
* Ocean Christ. France, A.
* Oceanus. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Ocean. Andreev, L. N.
* 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'Cono'rs of Castle Conor. Trollope, A.
* October. Gale, Z.
* 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 freak. Jacobs, W. W.
* Odd life. Zangwill, I.
* Odd man out. Jacobs, W. W.
* Odd money. Phillpotts, E.
* Odd number eighty-six. Barr, R.
* Odile. Bourget, P.
* Odor of the ointment. Gale, Z.
* Odour of the chrysanthemums. Lawrence, D. H.
* Odyssey of an outcast. Maupassant, G. de
* Odyssey of the North. London, J.
* Oello, story of. See Hale, E. E. Story of Oello
* Ørmarr Ørlygsson. Gunnarsson, G.
* 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 love. Chekhov, A. P.
* 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.
* Of those called. Kipling, R.
* Of those who seek. Garland, H.
* Of water and the spirit. Montague, M. P.
* Off chance. Beresford, J. D.
* Off the rocks. Grenfell, W. T.
* Office and the woman. Jordan, E. G.
* Office seeker. Harte, B.
* Officer and soldier-servant, Garshin, V. M.
* Off ness of Billy. Loomis, C. B.
* Ogier the Dane. Morris, W. [Edgar]
* Ogre of Ha Ha Bay. Thanet, O.
* Ogre's tragedy. Pangborn, G. W.
* Ogress of Silver land. Harte B
* Oh come, all ye faithful! Fisher, D. C.
* Oh, shoutin's mighty sweet." Stuart R M
* Oh! the public. Chekhov, A. P.
* O'Halloran, G. B.
* Master of the "Chrysolite"
| In | Stories by English authors, The sea |
* Liv Age 197:334
* Ohnet, Georges, 1848-
* Aunt Ursula's misfortune
| In | Shoplifter |
* Pierre's soul
| In | 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.
* Oism in Tirnanogo (Celtic literature)
| In | Warner library |
* Oke of Okehurst Paget V
* Okunev, J.
* Flanking movement
| In | Russian R (NY) 3:41 |
* Olalla. Stevenson, R. L.
* Old acquaintance. Tolstoi, L. N.
* Old Adam. Bourget, P.
* Old Æson. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Old age. Chekhov, A. P.
* Old age. Galsworthy, J.
* Old agency. Woolson, C. F.
* Old Agnete. Lagerlöf, S.
* Old Amable. Maupassant, G. de
* Old Amiable. See Maupassant, G. de. Old Amable
* Old and new music. Hawthorne, J.
* Old Audrey's experience as a musician. Hardy, T.
* Old apple dealer. Hawthorne, N.
* Old Applejoy's ghost. Stockton, F. R.
* Old arithmetician. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Old bachelor of arts. Michelson, M.
* Old bachelor's adventure. Reade, C.
* Old Bascom's place. Harris, J. C.
* Old bell-ringer. Korolenko, V. G.
* Old Brother Terrapin gets some fish. Harris, J. C.
* Old brown mare. Norris, W. E.
* Old bundle. Corelli, M.
* Old Chester secret. Deland, M. W.
* Old clothes. Blackwood, A.
* Old clothes; a Jimmie Preston story. Vorse, M. H.
* Old coat of dreams. Le Gallienne, R.
* Old country house. Le Gallienne, R.'
* Old Daddy Deering. Garland, H.
* Old dears. Lewis, M. C.
* Old debt. Brown, A.
* Old devil and three small devils. See Tolstoi, L. N. Ivan the fool
* Old Dib's gold. Osbourne, L.
* Old dog Tray. Osbourne, L.
* Old dominie. Barrie, J. M.
* Old Duke. Train, A. C.
* Old Easter. Stuart, R. M.
* Old emigre. Mitford, M. R.
* Old Esther Dudley. Hawthorne, N.
* Old Fags. Aumonier, S.
* 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. Spofford, H. P.
* Old flame. Hornung, E. W.
* Old folks. See Daudet, A. Aged folk
* Old folks at home. Hughes, R.
* Old folks' 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 gray eagle. Tarkington, B.
* Old GrinnyGranny wolf. Harris, J. C.
* Old hag's leather bag. MacManus, S.
* Old home day. Slosson, A. T.
* Old Hoskyns. Curie, R.
* Old house. Chekhov, A. P. r
* Old house. Teternikov, F. K.
* Old immortality. Brown, A.
* Old iron. Aumonier, S.
* Old Jabe's maritial experiments. Page, T. N.
* Old Jackson. Norris, W. E.
* Old Joe. Burke, T.
* Old Judas. See Maupassant, G. de. Father Judas
* Old Kaskaskia. Catherwood, M. H.
* Old King Solomon's coronation. 3ee Allen, J. L. King Solomon of Kentucky
* Old lady Handle. Ferber, E.
* Old Lady Mary. Oliphant, M. W.
* Old Lady Pingree. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Old lady"'s restoration. King, G. E.
* Old Lemuel's journey. Brown, A.
* Old Madame. Spofford, H. P.
* Old maid. Balzac, H. de
* Old maid (1). Maupassant, G. de
* Old maid (2). See Maupassant, G. de. Queen Hortense
* Old maid aunt. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Old maid's boy. Rinehart, M. R.
* Old maid's holiday. Norris, W. E.
* Old maid's honeymoon. Hughes, R.
* Old maid's husband. Collins, W.
* Old maid's Paradise. Ward, E. S. P.
* Old maid's triumph. Gissing, G.
* 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 Minick. Ferber, E.
* Old man of the field. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Old man of the sea. Jacobs, W. W.
* Old man of visions. Blackwood, A.
* Old man Warner. Fisher, D. C.
* Old man's fortunes. Dunbar, P. L.
* Old man troubles. Harris, J. C.
* Old manse. Hawthorne, N.
* Old men at Pevensey. 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. H.
* Old mother Gibson. Michelson, M.
* Old Mother Goose. Ward, E. S. P
* Old mother Savage. See Maupassant, G. de. Mother Savage
* Old neighborhood. Dreiser, T.
* Old nest. Hughes, R.
* Old Nichifor, the importer. Creanga, I.
* Old number eighty-six. Barr, R.
* Old nurse's story. Gaskell, E. C.
* Old Olaf. Thoresen, M.
* Old, old story. Besant, W., and Rice, J.
* Old old story. Bunner, H. C.
* Ol' pap's Flaxen. See Garland, H. Little norsk
* Old partisan. Thanet, O.
* Old Peabody pew. Wiggin, K. D.
* Old Peninsula house. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* Old pipes and the dryad. Stockton, F. R.
* Old planters. Page, T. N.
* Old portraits. Turgenev, I. S.
* Old Poz. Edgeworth, M.
* Old regime. Singmaster, E.
* Old reporter. Williams, J. L.
* Old Rogaum and his Theresa. Dreiser, T.
* Old roses. Parker, G.
* Old salt Viaud, J.
* Old Sam Enright's romance. Lewis, A. H.
* Old Scar-Face, the red fox, does some bragging. Harris, J. C.
* Old servant. Sienkiewicz, H.
* Old shrine. Phillpotts, E.
* Old silver. Le Gallienne, R.
* Old singers. Jewett, S. O.
* Old soldier. Phillpotts, E.
* 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 thorn. Hudson, W. H.
* Old time Christmas. Davis, Rebecca H.
* Old-time Christmas. Dunbar, P. L.
* Old-time love story. Davis, Rebecca H.
* Old-time place. Galsworthy, J.
* Old Tory. Crockett, S. R.
* Old vanity. Singmaster, E.
* 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.
* Old world episode. (Studies in blindness, i). Locke, W. J.
* Ole Hawg. Chambers, R. W.
* "Ole Miss" and "Sweetheart." Edwards, H. S.
* Ole 'Stracted. Page, T. N.
* Oliphant, Lawrence, 1829-1888
* Brigand's bride
| In | Stories by English authors, Italy |
* Oliphant, Mrs. Margaret Wilson, 1828-1897
* Little pilgrim
| In | Stories of the seen and unseen |
* Liv Age 153:472; 154:782
* Macmillan M 46:1, 337
* Little pilgrim; further experiences
| In | Stories of the seen and unseen |
* Mr. Sandford
| In | Ways of life |
* Old Lady Alary
| In | Stories of the seen and unseen |
* Blackw 135:1
* Eclectic M 102:314
* Liv Age 160:234, 263
* Open door
| In | Stories of the seen and unseen |
* Blackw 131:1
* Liv Age 152:269
* Portrait
| In | Stories of the seen and unseen |
* Blackw 137:1
* Eclectic M 104:315
* Liv Age 164:292
* Wonderful history of Mr. Robert Dalycll
| In | Ways of life |
* Olive grove. Maupassant, G. de
* Olive Wincheser Wight. Moulton, L. C.
* Oliver Cromwell See Hawthorne, N. Biographical stories
* Oliver's three gifts. Loomis, C. B.
* Olive's first story. Jordan, E. G.
* Olivia. Stetson, G. E. C.
* Olivia's pottage. Cabell, J. B.
* Olivier Becaille. Balzac, H. de
* Olivier's brag. France, A.
* Olympic victor; a story of modern games. Connolly, J. B.
* Omar in Central Park. Le Gallienne, R.
* El Ombú. Hudson, W. H.
* Omnibus. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Omphale. Gautier, T.
* On a Baltic sea sloop. Connolly, J. B.
* On a higher level. Craddock, C. E.
* On a hill-top. Harrison, C. C.
* On a North Sea smack. Connolly, J. B.
* On a single card. Sienkiewicz, H.
* On an autumn night. See Gorky, M. One autumn night
* On an errand of mercy. Matthews, J. B.
* On behalf of the management. Henry, O.
* On being out of season. Connolly, J. B.
* On board the Athol. Robertson, M.
* On cats. Maupassant, G. de
* On eroticism. Wedekind, F.
* "On est mieux ici qu'en face." Merrick, L.
* On exhibition. Kipling, R.
* On foot. Morris, G.
* On Frenchman's Bay. Harrison, C. C.
* On George's shoals. Connolly, J. B.
* On Greenhow hill. Kipling, R.
* On guard, Serao, M.
* On Hell-fer-Sartain creek. Fox, J., jr.
* On horseback to Kingdom Come. Fox, J., jr.
* On official duty. Chekhov, A. P.
* On perfumes. Maupassant, G. de
* On picket duty. Alcott, L. M.
* On Shell-heap island, Jewett, S. O.
* On strike. Terhune, A. P.
* On the battlefield. Matthews, J. B.
* On the black list. Warrnan, 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 Calcutta road. Tagore, R.
* On the city wall. Kipling, R.
* On the day of crucifixion. Andreev, L. N.
* On the dry land. Dunsany, E.
* 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. Cather, W. S.
* On the heights. Hurst, F.
* On the hills. Dragoumis, J. D.
* On the housetop. Barr, R.
* On the hotel veranda. Fisher, D. C.
* 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 Makaloa mat. London, J.
* On the night train. Earle, M. T.
* On the northern ice. Peattie, E. W.
* On the palisades. Masefield, J.
* On the plantation. King, G. E.
* On the prairie. King, G. E.
* On the railway. Maupassant, G. de
* On the razoredge; a tragic comedy. Hughes, R.
* On the reef of Norman's woe. Parker, G.
* On the ridge. Cutting, M. S.
* On the Rio Grande. Robertson, M.
* On the river. Maupassant, G. de
* On the road. See Chekhov, A. P. On the way
* On the road to Hell-fer-Sartain. Fox, J., jr.
* On the site of the great Kungahälla. See Lagerlöf, S. Queens at Kungahälla
* On the Somme front. Duhamel, G.
* 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 steamer. Gorky, M.
* On the steps of the city hall. Matthews, J. B.
* On the strength of a likeness. Kipling, R.
* On the stroke of the clock. Motilton, L. C.
* On the sunny shore. See Sienkiewicz, H. On the bright shore
* On the trail of the intangible. Porter, E. H.
* On the trail of the lonesome pine. Fox, J-, Jr.
* On the Volga. Korolenko, V. G.
* 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. See Chekhov, A. P. In the court
* On with the dance. Cutting, M. S.
* Onanonanon. Blackwood, A.
* Onawandah. Akott, 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 there was a king. Tagore, R.
* Once to every man. Davis, C. B.
* Once-upon-a-time. Le Gallienne, R.
* Once upon a time. MacManus, S.
* "The one a Pharisee." White, W. A.
* One and two. Besant, W.
* One autumn night. Gorky, M.
* One cent. Hale, E. E.
* One chapter, Litchfield, G. D.
* One Christmas at Shiloh. Dunbar, P. L.
* One class day. Bates, A.
* One crow j ded hour. Doyle, A. C.
* One dash horses. Crane, S.
* One day. Björnson, 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-footed fairy. Brown, A.
* One from four. Page, T. N.
* One good time. Freeman, M. E. W.
* One good turn. Hale, E. E.
* One horse yarn. Phillpotts, E.
* One hundred percent. Ferber, E.
* One hundred per cent. Norris, K.
* One kind of officer. Bierce, A.
* One-legged dancers. Jackson, H. H.
* One man in a million. Chambers, R. W.
* One man who was content. Van Renssalaer, M. G.
* One man's secret. Hutten, B. zum S.
* £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 our luncheons. Bacon, J. D.
* 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 them. Mason, A. E. W.
* One of those impossible Americans. Glaspell, S.
* One of twins. Bierce, A.
* One of us. King, G. E.
* One officer, one man. Bierce, A.
* One over. Chambers, R. W.
* 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 result of the Martinique disaster. Fisher, D. C.
* One story is good until another is told. Matthews, J. B., and Jessop, G. H.
* One story out of a hundred. Averchenko, A.
* One summer night. Bierce, A.
* One Sunday. Masefield, J.
* One thing needful. See Davis, C. B. Winter 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 out. Hutten, B. zum S.
* One way to happiness. Gisslng, G. R.
* One who intervened, Jordan, E. G.
* One wireless night. Connolly, J. B.
* One woman's story; a study, Deland, M.
* One woman's way. Hibbard, G. A.
* One woman's will and way. Porter, E. H.
* Onea and Anyta. Simms, W. G.
* Only a dream. Haggard, H. R.
* Only a fly. Hale, E. E.
* Only a subaltern. Kipling, R.
* Only a waltz. Halévy, L."
* Only an American. Loomis, C. B.
* Only an incident. Ward, H. D.
* Only child. Tarkington, B.
* Only failure in the family. French, A. W.
* Only one of them. Andrews, M. R. S.
* Only rose. Jewett, S. O.
* Only son. Jewett, S. O.
* Only son of his mother. Dragoumis, J. D.
* Only the engineer. Osbourne, L.
* Only vice of awful Adkins, Loomis, C. B.
* Onnie, Beer, T.
* Oompah Oompah. Hughes, R.
* Oonder hoof den; or, The undercliff. Willis, N. P.
* Oor lang haine. Watson, J.
* Opal. See Smith, F. H. In which certain details, etc.
* Opal arrow-head. Dunsany, E.
* Open arms. Gale, Z.
* Open boat. Crane, S.
* Open door. Morris, G.
* Open door. Oliphant, M. W.
* Open door. Stringer, A. J.
* Open-eyed conspiracy. Howells, W. D.
* Open shutter. Weyman, S. J.
* Open window. Dobie, C. C.
* Open window. Wright, M. O.
* Opened door. Hawkins, A. H.
* Opening for Marianna. Cutting, M. S.
* Opening of the Alpine tunnel. Warman, C.
* Opera box. Futrelle, J.
* Operation in money. Webster, A., jr.
* Opinions of Gunner Barnabas. Kipling, R.
* Opium smokers in the forest. Boissiere, J.
* Opportunity. Simms, W. G.
* Opportunity of Petipas. Merrick, L.
* Opportunity of Petitjean. Merrick, L.
* Oppressing the oppressor. Warman, C.
* Optical dilemma. Stuart, R. M.
* Option. Hibbard, G. A.
* Oracles. Bacon, J. D.
* Orange lily. Phillpotts, E.
* Orange man. Edgeworth, M.
* Orange puppy. Chambers, R. W.
* Oranges. Daudet, A.
* Orator. Chekhov, A. P.
* Orchard. Ouida
* Orchard-land; a children's story. Chambers, R. W.
* Orchestral violin. Dowson, E.
* Ordeal. Craddock, C. E.
* Ordeal at Mt. Hope. Dunbar, E. G.
* Ordeal of Maude Joyce. Jordan, E. G.
* Ordeal of Sister Cuthbert. Jordan, E. G.
* Order. Galsworthy, J.
* Order and disorder. Barbauld, Mrs. A. L.
* Order for merit. Hergesheimer, J.
* Orderly. Alarcón, P. A. de
* Orderly. Maupassant, G. de
* Ordination of John Fairmeadow. Duncan, N.
* Ordronnaux. Spofford, H. P.
* Oreads. Hewlett, M. H.
* O'Reilly, Mary Boyle, 1873-
* In Berlin
| In | O'Brien, M. B. ed. Best short stories of 1915 |
* Oreste's patron. Stetson, G. E. C.
* Organist. See Becquer, G. A. Maese Perez, the organist
* Organist of Ponikla. Sienkiewicz, H.
* Oriana. Sigourney, L. H.
* Oriani, Alfredo, 1852-
* Moscow theatre plot (adapted)
| In | Continental classics v 14 |
* Orient. Maupassant, G. de
* Origin of macaroni. Serao, M.
* Origin of species. Kelly, M.
* Origin of the ocean. Harris, J. C.
* Original. Andreev, L. N.
* Original gentleman. French, A. W.
* Original wedding present. Cutting, M. S.
* Oriolists. Benson, E. F.
* Orion. See Parker, G. Watching the rise of Orion
* Orloff and his wife. Gorky, M.
* Orphan. Maupassant, G. de
* Orphan and a half. Kelly, M.
* Orphans. Edgeworth, M.
* Orpheus. Dunbar, A.
* Orpheus and Oisin. Sharp, W.
* Orpiment and Gamboge. Janvier, T. A.
* Orris island. Pangborn, G.
* Orso. Sienkiewicz, H.
* O's head. Osbourne, L.
* Osborne's revenge. James, H.
* Osbourne, Lloyd, 1868-
* Acid test
| In | Everybody's 26:740 |
* Amatua's sailor
| In | Queen vs. Billy |
* Arranged affair
| In | Sat Eve Post 184:10 D 23 '11 |
* Automaniacs
| In | Sat Eve Post 176:1 S 5 '03 |
* Awakening of George Raymond
| In | Love, the fiddler |
* Sat Eve Post 175:14 Ap 11; 10 Ap 18 '03
* Beautiful man of Pingalap
| In | Queen vs. Billy |
* Cosmopol 29:481
* Ben
| In | Cosmopol 48:147 |
* Black truth
| In | Metropol 20:683 |
* Bolt from the blue
| In | Hampton 24:321 |
* Bonesy
| In | Everybody's 21:146 |
* Bowsitt's last chance
| In | Sat Eve Post 178:1 N 4 '05 |
* Brothers
| In | McClure 38:138 |
* Bubble Santa Clans
| In | Sat Eve Post 177:7 D 3 '04 |
* Captain Elijah Coe
| In | "Wild justice |
* Chief engineer
| In | Love, the fiddler |
* Sat Eve Post 175:1 My 30; 6 Je 6 '03
* Christmas mutineers
| In | Sat Eve Post 175:6 D 6 '02 |
* Coal oil Johnny
| In | Motormaniacs |
* Sat Eve Post 177:3 Ag 13 '04
* Cornering Mr. Cobb
| In | Strand M 50:62 |
* 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
* East is east
| In | Metropol 51:11 Ap '20 |
* Faces of the little children
| In | Sat Eye Post 174:6 Mr 15 '02 |
* Father Zosimus
| In | Queen vs. Billy |
* ffrenches first
| In | Love, the fiddler |
* Sat Eve Post 175:3 Ag 23 '02
* 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 |
* Girl of the Latin quarter
| In | Sat Eve Post 174:2 My 10 '02 |
* Glass-eyed Bill
| In | McClure 23:604 |
* Golden castaways
| In | Love, the fiddler |
* Sat Eve Post 175:3 N 8 '02
* Great bubble syndicate
| In | Motormaniacs |
* Sat Eve Post 176:1 Mr 26 '04
* Great five-cent case
| In | Everybody's 22:70 |
* Happiest day of his life
| In | Queen vs. Billy |
* Her undoubted right
| In | Sat Eve Post 174:2 Ja 11 '02 |
* Hot house Americans
| In | Sat Eve Post 185:11 Mr 8 '13 |
* Hushed up
| In | McClure 45:20 O '15 |
* Jacksonby
| In | Sat Eve Post 186:13 Ap 18 '14 |
* Jones
| In | Motormaniacs |
* Sat Eve Post 177:1 D 24; 8 D 31 '04
* Kingdoms of the world
| In | Munsey 44:505 |
* Kitten that did
| In | Canad M 34:239 |
* Labor captain
| In | Wild justice |
* Late Walter Waling
| In | Sat Eve Post 180:11 O 19; 18 O 26 '07 |
* Little flyer in love
| In | McClure 21:618 |
* Little white liars
| In | Sat Eve Post 176:4 My 28 '04 |
* Love pirate
| In | Sat Eve Post 185:8 F 1 '13 |
* Love while you wait
| In | Sat Eve Post 173:6 My 11 '01 |
* Lovers three
| In | Sat Eve Post 191:5 F 22 '19 |
* Major Bronquard of the army
| In | Everybody's 30:66 |
* Man who
| In | Sat Eve Post 193:3 Ja 1 '21 |
* Marrying money
| In | Sat Eve Post 190:13 O 6 '17 |
* Mascot of Battery B
| In | Love, the fiddler |
* Sat Eve Post 175:4 My 23 '03
* Mr. Bob
| In | Wild justice |
* Motormaniacs
| In | Motormaniacs |
* Old Dib's gold
| In | Wild justice |
* Booklover's M 6:72
* Osbourne, Lloyd—Continued
* Old dog Tray
| In | McClure 25:623 |
* Only the engineer
| In | Everybody's 33:525 |
* O's head
| In | Wild justice |
* Sat Eve Post 175:6 Ja 3 '03
* Out of the mist
| In | Sat Eve Post 190:8 D '17 |
* Phantom city
| In | Queen vs. Billy |
* Professor No No
| In | 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 |
* Smathers
| In | Sat Eve Post 178:6 O 21 '05 |
* Social divers: a comedy in courses
| In | Sat Eve Post 175:4 O 11 '02 |
* Soft-nosed Gus
| In | Sat Eve Post 183:5 Mr 25 '11 |
* Thousandshootin'airgun
| In | Sat Eve Post 181:9 Mr 27 '09 |
* Three persons and a muffin
| In | Metropol 20:77 Ap '04 |
* Three speeds forward; an automobile love story
| In | Three speeds forward |
* Everybody's 15:168
* Tin diskers
| In | Tin diskers |
* Sat Eve Post 177:1 Jl 2; 14 Jl 9 '04
* Welfare Wicks
| In | Sat Eve Post 181:9 Mr 13 '09 |
* Wild waters
| In | McClure 26:434 |
* Oscar and Louise. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* Osgpod's predicament. Stoddard, E. D. B.
* Oshidori. Hearn, L.
* O'Sullivan, Vincent, 1872-
* Interval
| In | O'Brien, E. J. ed. Best short stories of 1917 |
* Abigail Sheriff memorial
| In | Greene, F. S. ed. Grim thirteen |
* Othello. Lamb, C.
* Other bed. Benson, E. F.
* Other cheek. Hurst, 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 cake. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Other people's luxury. Bourget, P.
* Other people's shoes. Hurst, F.
* Other room. Vorse, M. H.
* Other side. French, A. W.
* Other side. Stetson, G. E. C.
* Other things in life. Tarkington, B.
* Other times, other manners. Wharton, E.
* Other two. Wharton, E.
* Other two. Gale, Z.
* Other wise man. See Van Dyke, H. Story of the other wise man
* Other wing. Blackwood, A.
* Other woman. Anderson, S.
* Other woman. Davis, Richard, H.
* Ottilia. Thackeray, W. M.
* Otto of the silver hand. Pyle, H.
* Otto the knight. Thanet, O.
* Ouida, pseud. (Louise De La Ramee), 1840-1908
* Ambitious rose-tree
| In | Bimbi |
* Moufflou (1917)
* 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
| In | La Strega |
* Two new dog stories
* Bullfinch
| In | Ruffino |
* Cecil Castlemaine's gage
| In | Cecil Castlemaine's gage |
* Chatelaine sans chateau
| In | Bentley 50:221 |
* Liv Age 71:365
* Child of Urbino
| In | Bimbi |
* Deadly dash
| In | Cecil Castlemaine's gage |
* Dog of Flanders
| In | 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 |
* House party
| In | House party |
* In the apple-country
| In | Bimbi |
* Ingrate
| In | Two offenders |
* Lady Marabout's troubles
| In | Cecil Castlemaine's gage |
* Lampblack
| In | Bimbi |
* Moufflou (1917)
* Leaf in the storm
| In | Dog of Flanders |
* Stories by English authors, France
* Lemon tree
| In | Silver Christ |
* Little earl
| In | Bimbi |
* Belgravia 44:300
* Little Grand and the Marchioness
| In | Cecil Castlemaine's gage |
* Colburn 119:10
* Little thief
| In | Cosmopol 28:552 |
* Meleagri's Gallop avo
| In | Bimbi |
* Moufflou
| In | Bimbi |
* Moufflou (1917)
* Niirnberg stove
| In | Bimbi |
* Orchard
| In | Ruffino |
* Pousette
| In | Santa Barbara |
* Provence rose
| In | Dog of Flanders |
* Lippinc 7:561; 8:27
* Rainy June
| In | Rainy June |
* Rinaldo
| In | Santa Barbara |
* La Rossiccia
| In | Santa Barbara |
* Moufflou
| In | Moufflou |
* Ruffino
| In | Ruffino |
* Ruffo and Ruff
| In | La Strega |
* Two new dog stories
* Santa Barbara
| In | Santa Barbara |
* Silver chimes and golden fetters
| In | Bentley 47:78 |
* Silver Christ
| In | Silver Christ |
* Stable-boy
| In | Santa Barbara |
* Story of a crayon-head
| In | Cecil Castlemaine's gage |
* La Strega
| In | La Strega |
* Study a la Louis Quinze
| In | Cecil Castlemaine'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. Maupassant, G. de
* Our fathers have told us. Phillpotts, E.
* Our first friends. Bacon, J. D.
* Our friend Patience. Maupassant, G. de
* Our Grouchometer club. Jordan, E. G.
* Our harbor. Duncan, N.
* Our honeymoon summer. Bacheller, I. A.
* Our lady of lies. Maartens, M.
* Our lady's juggler. France, A.
* Our last walk. Collins, W.
* Our letters. Maupassant, G. de
* Our little world. Lindau, R.
* Our Lord and St. Peter. Lagerlöf, S.
* Our Mr. Jupp. Gissing, G. R.
* Our new crusade. Hale, E. E.
* Our new neighbors at Ponkapog. Aldrich, T. B.
* Our new possessions. Wiggin, K. D.
* 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. Davis, C. B.
* Our street. Thackeray, W. M.
* Our summer boarders. Loomis, C. B.
* Our tea at Paradise Park. Loomis, C. B.
* Our tree-top library. Le Gallienne, R.
* Out in the world. Popovici-Banatzeanu, I.
* Out of a pioneer's trunk. Harte, B.
* Out of debt, out of danger. Edgeworth, M.
* Out of exile. Steel, W. D.
* Out of her class. Davis, C. B.
* Out of Nazareth. Henry, O.
* Out of Nazareth. Moulton, L. C.
* Out of season. Harrison, C. C.
* Out of sorts. Chekhov, A. P.
* Out of the dark. Montague, M. P.
* Out of the depths. Chambers, R. W.
* Out of the earth. Stetson, G. E. C.
* Out of the fashion. Gissing, G.
* Out of the mist. Osbourne, L.
* Out of the night. Beach, R. E.
* Out of the question. Howells, W. D.
* Out of the question. Pangborn, G.
* Out of the rose. Yeats, W. B.
* Out of the running. Doyle, A. C.
* Out of the wilderness. Fisher, D. C.
* Out of Thun. Barr, R.
* Out-of-town call. Miller, A. D.
* Out of work. Zola, E.
* Out on the road. Warman, C.
* Out there. Glaspell, S.
* Outcast. See Crockett, S. R. Vernon the traitor
* Outcast. Page, T. N.
* Outcasts. Gorky, M.
* Outcasts of Poker Flat. Harte, B.
* Outdoorland. Chambers, R. W.
* Outlandish ladies. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Outlaw. Garland, H.
* Outlaw. Peattie, E. W.
* Outlaw and the girl. Garland, H.
* Outlaws. Lagerlöf, S.
* Outpost of progress. Conrad, J.
* Outrage. Kuprin, A. I.
* Outrageous Miss Dawn-Dream. Long, J. L.
* D'Outre mort. Spofford, H. P.
* Outsailed. Jacobs, W. W.
* Outside. Pratt, L.
* Outside the house. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Outside the door. Benson, E. F.
* Outside the prison. Davis, Richard H.
* Outside the Zenana. Norris, F.
* Outsider; a story of the Boer war. Kipling, R.
* Oval portrait. Poe, E. A.
* Over a wood fire. Mitchell, D. G.
* Over on the t'other mounting. Craddock, C. E.
* Over the mountain. Harben, W. N.
* Outward and visible signs. Norris, F.
* Over-refinement. Strindberg, J. A.
* Over the plum-pudding. Bangs, J. K.
* Over the side. Jacobs, W. W.
* Over there. Gale, Z.
* Overdoing it. Chekhov, A. P.
* Overdose. Chambers, R. W.
* Overseasoned. See Chekhov, A. P. Overdoing it
* Overspiced. See Chekhov, A. P. Overdoing it
* Overton, Gwendolen, 1876-
* Alternative
| In | Harper 119:755 |
* David
| In | Atlan 108:634 |
* Esther's Christmas
| In | 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.
* Overwhelming sensations. Chekhov, A. P.
* Owen Wingrave. James, H.
* Owl's ear. Erckmann, E., and Chatrian. A.
* Owl's head. Chambers, R. W.
* Owl's story. See Smith, F. H. Club chestnuts warmed over
* Owner of the mill farm. Garland, H.
* Ox-blood vase. Stringer, A. T.
* Oysters. Chekhov, A. P.
* Ozaki, Yei Theodora
* Tongue-cup sparrow (Japanese)
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:334 |