# Index to Short Stories/Index to Short Stories/T

* T. B. Hurst, F.
* "T. B." conducts a rehearsal. Jordan, E. G.
* Tabby's table-cloth. Alcott, L. M.
* Table talk. Howells, W. D.
* Tables of the law. Yeats, W. B.
* Tabu tale. Kipling, R.
* Tachypomp. Mitchell, E. P.
* Tadpole and the frog. Stevenson, R. L.
* Tagalash. Gibbon, P.
* Tagore, Sir Rabindranath (Ravmdranatha Thakura), 1861-
* Auspicious vision
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* Babus of Nayanjore
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
* Cabuliwallah
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
* Castaway
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* Dalia
| In | Delin 85:11 D '14 |
* Devotee
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
* Dumb girl
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* Elder sister
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* Expiation
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* Fruit-seller
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* Golden mirage
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* Home-coming
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
* Hungry stones
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* Hungry stones and other stories
* Jagamohan the atheist
| In | Hearst's 39:34 Ja '21 |
* Kingdom of cards
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
* Landing stairway
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* Living or dead?
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
* Look auspicious
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* Mashi
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* My fair neighbor
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* My lord, the baby
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
* On the Calcutta road
| In | Asia 21:103 |
* Once there was a king
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
* Postmaster
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* Raja and Rani
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* Renunciation
| In | Hungry stories and other stories |
* Resolve accomplished
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* Riddle solved
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* River stairs In Mashi and other stories
* Runaway
| In | Liv Age 303:551 |
* Saved
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* School closes
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* Sentence
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* Skeleton
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* Cur Opinion 65:125
* Study in anatomy
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* Subha
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* Supreme night
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* Trespass
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* Trial of the horse
| In | Liv Age 303:148 |
* Trust property
| In | Mashi and other stories |
* Victory
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
* Vision
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
* Wandering guest
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
* "We crown thee king"
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
* Tai Fu and Pansy Greers. Burke, T.
* Tailor's daughter. Maupassant, G. de
* Taily-po. Harris, J. C.
* Tajima. Mitford, M. R.
* Taking a rest; monologue. Cutting, M. S.
* Taking of Captain Ball. Jewett, S. O.
* Taking of Lungtenpen. Kipling, R.
* Taking of Stingaree. Hornung, E. W.
* Taking of the redoubt. Mérimée, P.
* Taking possession. Daudet, A.
* Taking the blue ribbon at the county fair. Craddock, C. E.
* Taki's career. Andrews, M. R. S.
* Talbot of Ursula. Atherton, G.
* Tale. See Maupassant, G. de. Tale of old times
* Tale of a demon (Sanskrit)
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library of mystery and detective stories, Oriental |
* Tale of a goblin horse. Nott, C. C.
* Tale of a hungry man. Pinski, D.
* Tale of a pigtail. Robertson, M.
* Tale of a Salamander. Hale, E. E.
* Tale of a tainted tenner. Henry, O.
* Tale of a tenderfoot. Garland, H.
* Tale of bricks. Morrison, A.
* Tale of Chloe. Meredith, G.
* Tale of faerie. Simms, W. G.
* Tale of four white swans. Sharp, W.
* Tale of Hogin and Hedinn. Morris, W.
* Tale of how Ivan Ivanovitch quarrelled with Ivan Nikiforovitch. Gogol, N. V.
* Tale of Jerusalem. Poe, E. A.
* Tale of King Coustans, the emperor. Le Gallienne, R.
* Tale of King Coustans, the emperor. Morris, W.
* Tale of King Florus and the fair Jehane. Morris, W.
* Tale of London. Dunsany, E.
* Tale of mere chance. Crane, S.
* Tale of negative gravity. Stockton, F. R.
* Tale of old times. Maupassant, G. de
* Tale of Pentland. Hogg, J.
* Tale of Poland. Sigourney, L. H.
* Tale of Roi the fool. Morris, W.
* Tale of the equator. Dunsany, E.
* 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 month of Floreal in the year II. France, A.
* 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 Haff-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, I. A.
* Tale of two dogs. Warman, C.
* Tale out of season. Singmaster, E.
* Tale that wouldn't do. Merrick, L.
* Tale untold. Howells, W. D.
* Talent. Chekhov, A. P.
* Tales of home. See Taylor, B. Beauty and the beast
* Tales of two countries. Gorky, M.
* Tales you told. France, A.
* Talisman. Field, E.
* Talisman; a parable. Ouida
* Talk about fox-hunting. France, A.
* 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. Harris, 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. Alarçón, P. A. de
* Talleyrand Penrod. Tarkington, B.
* Tallow ball. See Maupassant, G. de. Ball of tallow
* Tamales. Henry, O.
* Tamango. Mérimée, P.
* Tambourine. Mitford, M. R. , Tameless team. Tracy, V.
* Taming of the shrew. Lamb, C.
* 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.
* Tapestries of twilight. Le Gallienne, R.
* Tares. Michelson, M.
* Targets. Morris, G.
* Tappan, Eva March, 1854-
* Country where the mice eat iron (adapted.
* India)
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:349 |
* Rogue and the simpleton (adapted. India)
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:351 |
* Tar-baby. See Harris, J. C. Wonderful tarbaby story
* Tarbell, Ida Minerva, 1857-
* Back in '58
| In | He knew Lincoln and other Billy |
* Brown stories
* Father Abraham
| In | He knew Lincoln and other Billy |
* Brown stories
* He knew Lincoln
| In | He knew Lincoln |
* He knew Lincoln and other Billy
* Brown stories
* Am M 63:339
* In Lincoln's chair
| In | He knew Lincoln and other Billy |
* Brown stories
* Tardy Thanksgiving. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Tarkington, Booth, i.e. Newton Booth, 1869-
* Aliens
| In | In the arena |
* McClure 22:389
* At home to his friends
| In | Metropol 41:26 Jl '15 |
* Beasley and the Hunchbergs. See Tarkington, B. Beasley's Christmas party
* Beasley's Christmas party
| In | Beasley's Christhmas party |
* Cosmopol 40:115
* Beautiful lady
| In | Works v 9 |
* Beautiful lady
* Harper 110:38, 195
* Beauty and the Jacobin
| In | Works v 9 |
* Beauty and the Jacobin
* Harper 125:390, 539
* Big fat lummox
| In | Metropol 43:18 N '15 |
* "Bing!"
| In | Cosmopol 58:114 Ja '15 |
* Boss Gorgett
| In | In the arena |
* Everybody's 9:718
* Boy in the air
| In | Cosmopol 55:585 |
* Bride to be
| In | Metropol 43:14 Mr '16 |
* Brothers of angels
| In | Cosmopol 56:74 |
* Brudie's pickle
| In | Works v 8 |
* Harlequin and Columbine and other stories
* Everybody's 35:304
* Cherry
| In | Cherry |
* Harper 102:240, 406
* Clothes make the man
| In | Metropol 43:22 Ja '16 |
* Dishonorable dolls
| In | Metropol 51:14 Ap '20 |
* Empty house
| In | Metropol 40:20 Je '14 |
* Fairy coronet
| In | Works v 8 |
* Harlequin and Columbine and other stories
* Metropol 45:7 Mr '17
* Fairy father
| In | Metropol 41:11 Ap '15 |
* Fall of Georgie Bassett
| In | Cosmopol 56:340 |
* Farewell party
| In | Metropol 43:14 F '16 |
* Gipsy (from "Penrod and Sam")
| In | Van Vechten, C. ed. Lords of the housetops |
* Gammire
| In | Collier's 62:7 D 14 '18 |
* Girl-girl-girl
| In | Metropol 50:13 Ag '19 |
* Great men's sons
| In | In the arena |
* Guest of Quesney
| In | Everybody's 17:601 |
* Harlequin and Columbine
| In | Works v 8 |
* Harlequin and Columbine and other stories
* Hector
| In | In the arena |
* Everybody's 11:769
* His own people
| In | Works v 9 |
* His own people
* Jeannette
| In | Red Book 37:27 My '21 |
* Kisses of Marjorie (play)
| In | Works v 9 |
* Ladies' ways
| In | Red Book 37:33 O '21 |
* Lawrence and Roger
| In | Red Book 37:32 Je '21 |
* 'Lectioneering
| In | Collier's 34:12 O 22 '04 |
* Little gentleman
| In | Cosmopol 56:208 |
* Little sister
| In | Metropol 41:23 Mr '15 |
* Lord Jerningham
| In | Works v 9 |
* Everybody's 13:734
* Marjorie Jones' picnic
| In | Works v 8 |
* Harlequin and Columbine and other stories
* Mary Smith
| In | Works v 8 |
* Harlequin and Columbine and other stories
* Sat Eve Post 185:3 Ag 17 '12
* Maud and Bill
| In | Everybody's 35:656 |
* Maytime in Marlow
| In | Everybody's 35:513 |
* Mr. Brooke
| In | Works v 9 |
* Mrs. Protheroe
| In | In the arena |
* Everybody's 24:408
* Monsieur Beaucaire
| In | Works v 9 f |
* Monsieur Beaucaire
* McClure 14:158, 247
* Need of money
| In | In the arena |
* McClure 24:70
* Old gray eagle
| In | Everybody's 5:112 |
* Only child
| In | Everybody's 36:17 |
* Other things in life
| In | Metropol 51:15 Ja '20 |
* Overwhelming Saturday
| In | Cosmopol 55:761 |
* Party
| In | Red Book 37:45 Jl '21 |
* Penrod and the pageant
| In | Everybody's 28:738 |
* Penrod zoologist
| In | Works v 8 |
* Harlequin and Columbine and other stories
* Metropol 40:18 My '14
* Penrod's busy day
| In | Cosmopol 58:651 |
* Priceless ballot
| In | Collier's 34:13 O 29 '04 |
* Property-man
| In | McClure 25:412 |
* Railroading a Christmas
| In | Collier's 34:8 D '04 |
* Reward of merit
| In | Cosmopol 59:152 |
* Rupe Collins
| In | Metropol 39:7 Ap '14 |
* Sam's beau
| In | Cosmopol 62:59 Ap '17 |
* Second name
| In | Works v 8 |
* Harlequin and Columbine and other stories
* Second name for Vreedersburg
| In | Everybody's 35:144 |
* Spring concert
| In | Everybody's 35:398 |
* Street of the bad children
| In | Red Book 37:40 Ag '21 |
* Talleyrand Penrod
| In | Sat Eve Post 185:3 Je 21 '13 |
* Tiger
| In | Red Book 37:37 S '21 |
* Truth is stranger than fiction
| In | Works v 8 |
* Harlequin and Columbine and other stories
* Twelve
| In | Cosmopol 56:482 |
* Vatican sermon
| In | Harper 109:69 |
* Walter—John
| In | Cosmopol 63:22 N '17 |
* Wednesday madness
| In | Cosmopol 60:55 D '15 |
* Tarkus and the imitation liquid air. Loomis, C. B.
* Tarn of sacrifice. Blackwood, A.
* Tarpon-fishing at Boca Grande. Fox, J., jr.
* 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. Turgenev, I. S.
* Taxidermist Cable, G. W.
* Taylor, Bayard i. e. James Bayard, 1825-1878
* Beauty and the beast; a story of old Russia [Tales of home]
| In | Beauty and the beast |
* Boys of other countries
| In | Boys of other countries |
* Can a life hide itself?
| In | Beauty and the beast |
* Chiropodist
| In | Patten, W. International short stories v 1 |
* Experiences of the A. C.
| In | Beauty and the beast |
* Friend Eli's daughter
| In | Beauty and the beast |
* Jacob Flint's journey
| In | Beauty and the beast |
* Jon of Iceland
| In | Boys of other countries |
* Little post-boy
| In | Boys of other countries |
* Miss BaVtram's trouble
| In | Beauty and the beast |
* Mrs. Strongitharm's report
| In | Beauty and the beast |
* Pasha's son
| In | 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
| In | Boys of other countries |
* Who was she?
| In | Baldwin, C. S. American short story |
* Young serf
| In | Boys of other countries |
* Taylor, Jane, 1783-1824
* Discontented pendulum
| In | Edgeworth, M. Waste not, want not |
* Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:504
* Philosopher s scales
| In | Edgeworth, M. Waste not, want not |
* E. M. Children's hour 6:39
* Three November days
| In | Johnson, R. Little classics v 11 |
* Tchekhov, Anton Paviovitch. See Chekhov, A. P.
* Tchdkache. See Gorky, M. Chelkash
* Tchelkasch. See Gorky M Chelkash
* Tchertopkhanoff and Nedokmskm. Turgenev, I. S.
* Tea houses. Hergesheimer, J.
* Tea-leaf. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* Tea-rose. Stowe, H. B.
* Teacher of literature. Chekhov, A. P.
* Teague Poteet's. See Harris, J. C. At Teague Poteet's
* Tears of Ah Kim. London, J.
* Technical error. Henry, O.
* Tecla and the little men. Hudson, W. H.
* Tedesco's Rubina. Millet, F. D.
* Tedious story. See Chekhov, A. P. Dreary story
* Tee-to-tum. Hichens, R. S.
* Teeth. Robertson, M.
* Teeth. Vorse, M. H.
* Teetotal. Maartens, M.
* Telegraph message. Barr, R.
* Telemachus, friend. Henry, O.
* Telepathy. Morris, G.
* Tell it again. See Hale, E. E. Aunt Caroline's present
* Tell-tale heart. Poe, E. A.
* Telltale shade. Loomis, C. B.
* Temperance reformer. Harris, J. C.
* Tempered wind. Henry, O.
* Tempered wind. Pangborn, G. W.
* Tempest. Lamb, C.
* Temple of Bacchus. Hornung, E. W.
* Temple of Juno. Herrick, R.
* Temple of Solomon. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* Temple of the countless gods. Long, J. L.
* Temporary dead-lock. Janvier, T. A.
* Temporary infidelity. Herrick, R.
* Temporary insanity. Barr, R.
* Temptation of Brother Ezekiel. Silberrad, U. L.
* Temptation of Friar Gonsol. A story of the devil, two saints and a booke. Field, E.
* Temptation. Zeromski, S.
* Temptation of Rabbi Akiba. Pinski, D.
* Temptation of St. Antony. Flaubert, G.
* Temptation of Samuel Burge. Jacobs, W. W.
* Temptation of the clay. Blackwood, A.
* Tempted by the devil. Doyle, A. C.
* Tempting Providence. Kuprin, A. I.
* Ten dollar bill. McCutcheon, G. B.
* Ten million a year. Maartens, M.
* Ten thousand horses. Hibbard, G. A.
* Ten times one is ten. Hale, E. E.
* Tenant of the old brown house. Moulton, L. C.
* Tender link. Harben, W. N.
* Tenement of black fumes. Thompson, V.
* Tennessee's partner. Harte, B.
* Tenor. Bunner, H. C.
* Tenson. See Cabell, J. B. Story of the tenson
* Tenth of January. Ward, E. S. P.
* Tents of Kedar dialogue. Kipling, R.
* Terhune, Albert Payson, 1872-
* On strike
| In | O. Henry memorial award prize stories of 1919 |
* 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; my friend's story. Chekhov, A. P.
* Terror of Blue John gap. Doyle, A. C.
* Terror of the twins. Blackwood, A.
* Terrors. Marshall, A.
* Test. Bacon, J. D.
* Test. Beach, R. E.
* Test. Jacobs, W. W.
* Test. Maupassant, G. de
* Test. Silberrad, U. L.
* Test of Elder Pill. Garland, H.
* Teternikov, Fedor Kuzmich [Feodor Sologub, pseud.], 1863-
* Eyes
| In | Russian R (NY) 2:41 |
* Glimmer of hunger
| In | Old house |
* Hide and seek
| In | Old house |
* Hoop
| In | Old house |
* Invoker of the beast
| In | Old house |
* Light and shadows
| In | Old house |
* Old house
| In | Old house |
* Search
| In | Old house |
* Smile
| In | Old house |
* Uniter of souls
| In | Old house |
* White dog
| In | Old house |
* White mother
| In | Old house |
* Teuffel, Baroness von. See Howard, B. W.
* Texas Thompson's "election." Lewis, A. H.
* Texts for woodcuts. Tolstoi, L. N.
* T'fergore. Catherwood, M. H.
* Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863
* Amours of Mr. Deuceace
| In | Works v 3 |
* Yellowplush papers
* Beatrice Merger
| In | Works v 5 |
* Bedford row conspiracy
| In | Works v 3 |
* Yellowplush papers
* Bluebeard's ghost
| In | Works v 13 |
* Johnson, R. Little classics v 9
* Fraser 28:413
* Catherine
| In | Works v 4 |
* Fraser 19:604, 694; 20:98, 224; 21:106, 200
* Cox's diary
| In | Works v 3 |
* Yellowplush papers
* Denis Duval
| In | Works v 12 |
* Cornhill 9:257
* Harper 28:675, 815; 29:213, 358
* Dennis Haggerty's wife
| In | Works v 4 |
* Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. Little masterpieces of fiction v 7
* Devil's wager
| In | Works v 5 |
* Rudwin, M. J. ed. Devil stories
* Diary of C. Jeames de la Pluche, esq.,
* with his letters
| In | Works v 3 |
* Yellowplush papers
* Dr. Birch and his young friends
| In | Works v 9 |
* Dorothea
| In | Works v 3 |
* Fatal boots
| In | Works v 3 |
* Fitz-Boodle papers
| In | Works v 5 |
* Fitz-Boodle's confessions
| In | Works v 5 |
* Fraser 25:707; 26:43, 395; 27:76, 465
* Flore de Zephyr
| In | 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. See 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 1:44-652
* 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 |
* Fraser 28:188-494
* Miss Lowe. See Thackeray, W. M. FitzBoodle'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 stories 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
| In | Works v 5 |
* Rudwin, M. J. ed. Devil stories
* Fraser 18:687
* Phil Fogarty
| In | Burlesques |
* Nettleton, G. E. Specimens of the short story
* Princess's tragedy (from Barry Lyndon)
| In | Cody, S. Selections from the world's greatest short stories |
* Professor
| In | Works v 13 |
* Ravenswing
| In | Works v 4 |
* Rebecca and Rowena; a romance upon romance
| In | Works v 9 |
* Rose and the ring
| In | Works v 9 |
* Shabby genteel story
| In | Works v 11 |
* Fraser 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 adventure of Major Gahagan
| In | Works v 3 |
* Yellowplush papers
* Thames Valley catastrophe. Allen, G.
* Thanet, Octave, pseud. (Alice French), 1850-
* Accommodators
| In | Delin 70:749 |
* Adventure in Altruria
| In | Stories that end well |
* And the captain answered
| In | And the captain answered |
* Angel of his youth
| In | Scrib M 36:750 |
* Apparition
| In | Cosmopol 37:155 |
* Argument for Doty
| In | Sat Eve Post 172:708 |
* 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
| In | Knitters in the sun |
* Stories by American authors v 7
* Atlan 53:26
* Brothers
| In | Harper 106:852 |
* By the terror of the law. See French, A. Through the terrors of the law
* Cabinet organ
| In | Missionary sheriff |
* Harper 93:238
* Thanet, Octave—Continued
* Captured dream
| In | Book of true lovers |
* Captured dream
* Harper 97:920
* Chained to virtue
| In | Harp B 33:52 Ja 20 '00 |
* Colonial dame
| In | Slave to duty |
* Communist's wife
| In | Knitters in the sun |
* Conjured kitchen
| In | Otto the knight |
* Conscience of a business man
| In | 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 Wickliff
| In | Missionary sheriff |
* Harper 94:86
* Dilemma of Sir Guy the neuter
| In | Book of true lovers |
* Scrib M 5:586
* Everything in the world
| In | New Eng M n s 23:649 |
* Face of failure
| In | Stories of a western town |
* Father Quinnalon's convert
| In | Knitters in the sun |
* Finding of Nicholas
| In | Sat Eve Post 177:7 Ap 8 '05 |
* Firebug
| In | Harp B 44:492 |
* First mayor
| In | Otto the knight |
* Atlan 64:611
* For all these, thy saints
| In | Harp B 38:1043 |
* Cougar brother's Waterloo
| In | Sat Eve Post 176:4 Ap 9 '04 |
* Governor's prerogative
| In | Otto the knight |
* Cent 35:555
* Great Boer war at Francis 1 store
| In | Sat Eve Post 173:3 Ag 25 '00 |
* Greater courage
| In | Cosmopol 39:125 |
* Half a curse
| In | Knitters in the sun |
* Scrib M 1:15
* Harry Lossing
| In | 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
* His word as good as his oath
| In | Sat Eve Post 172:632 |
* Hypnotist
| In | Missionary sheriff |
* Harper 93:678
* In the headsman's room
| In | Cosmopol 6:446 |
* Jealous woman
| In | Slave to duty |
* Johnny's job
| In | Heart of toil |
* Scrib M 24:439
* Judgment on Mrs. Smith
| In | Book 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
| In | National M (Bost) 9:593 |
* "Ma' Bowlin'"
| In | Knitters in the sun |
* Matter of rivalry
| In | Harp B 33:78 My 12 '00 |
* Max or his picture
| In | Stories that end well |
* Scrib M 26:739
* Merry Thanksgiving of the burglar and the plumber
| In | Tales from McClure's, Humor |
* McClure 5:515
* Miracle play
| In | Stories that end well |
* Missionary sheriff
| In | Missionary sheriff |
* Warner library
* Harper 92:773
* Mrs. Finlay's Elizabethan chair
| In | Knitters in the sun |
* Cent 27:765
* Moment of clear vision
| In | Heart of toil |
* Scrib M 23:311
* Mortgage on JefTy
| In | Otto the knight |
* Scrib M 2:473
* Mother Emeritus
| In | Stories of a western town |
* My lady's chamber
| In | National M (Bost) 13:137, 275, 354 |
* Ned Bruce's temper
| In | National M (Bost) 11:297 |
* Next room
| In | Missionary sheriff |
* Harper 93:945
* Non-combatant
| In | Heart of toil |
* Not honorably discharged
| In | Collier's 33:14 My 14 '04 |
* Object of the federation
| In | Stories that end well |
* Scrib M 30:239
* Ogre of Ha Ha Bay
| In | Knitters in the sun |
* Atlan 56:505
* Old partisan
| In | Stories that end well |
* On the blank side of the wall
| In | Slave to duty |
* Otto the knight
| In | Otto the knight |
* Scrib M 4:156
* Plumb idiot
| In | Otto the knight |
* Scrib M 8:749
* Power of the press
| In | Sat Eve Post 173:3 Ja 12 '01 |
* Problem in honor
| In | Slave to duty |
* Real thing
| In | Stories that end well |
* Right of the strongest
| In | Scrib M 32:718 |
* Scab
| In | Heart of toil |
* Scrib M 18:223
* Schopenhauer on Lake Pepin
| In | Knitters in the sun |
* Sist' Chaney's black silk
| In | Otto the knight |
* Slave to duty
| In | Slave to duty |
* Spectre of folly
| In | Scrib M 9:563 |
* Spellbinder
| In | Stories that end well |
* McClure 8:529
* Step on the stair
| In | Step on the stair |
* Stout Miss Hopkins's bicycle
| In | Captured dream |
* Stories that end well
* Howells, W. D., and others. Different girls
* Harper 94:409
* Strike at Glasscock's
| In | Book of true lovers |
* Through the terrors of the law
| In | 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
| In | McClure 2:330 |
* Trusty No. 49
| In | Otto the knight |
* Cent 40:212
* Two old hunters
| In | National M (Bost) 7:321 |
* Under five shillings
| In | Scrib M 8:68 |
* Victor
| In | Harper 104:785 |
* Was it a good bear?
| In | McClure 2:61 |
* Way of an election
| In | Heart of toil |
* Scrib M 22:298
* What one man can do
| In | Harper 104:205 |
* Whitsun Harp, regulator
| In | Knitters in the sun |
* Cent 34:111
* Why Abbylonia surrendered
| In | Book of true lovers |
* Woman who understood
| In | Scrib M 28:729 |
* Thankful blossom. Harte, B.
* Thanks to Miss Morrissey. Ferber, E.
* 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 crossroads. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Thanksgiving-day dinner. Matthews, J. B.
* Thanksgiving day gentlemen, Two. Henry, Thanksgiving guest Moulton, L. C.
* Thanksgiving, Jane Murray's. Davis Rebecca H.
* Thanksgiving, Jarley's. Bangs, J. K.
* [Thanksgiving] Julia—her thanksgiving. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Thanksgiving matinee. Tracy, V.
* [Thanksgiving] Millionaire Mike's Thanksgiving. Porter, E. H.
* Thanksgiving, Night before. Jewett, S. O.
* Thanksgiving of the burglar and the plumber, Merry. Thanet, O.
* Thanksgiving on Crawfish Bayou. Stuart, R. M.
* Thanksgiving on Slav Creek. London, J.
* Thanksgiving out West, Ezra's. Field, E.
* Thanksgiving, Wolfville. Lewis, A. H.
* Thanksgivings, Ann Mary, her two. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Thanksgivings, Two. Donnell, A.
* Tharald's otter. Boyesen, H. H.
* That angel boy. Porter, E. H.
* That awful night. Rinehart, M. R.
* That Betty. Spofford, H. P.
* "That bit o' line. Grenfell, W. T.
* That Bodin affair. Loomis, C. B.
* That brute Simmons. Morrison, A.
* That Christmas at Peace Haven. Grenfell, W. T.
* That costly ride. Maupassant, G. de
* That "fresh kid." See Chekhov, A. P. Naughty boy
* That home-town feeling. Ferber, E.
* That list of Bassett's. Michelson, M.
* That little dinner at Larrabee's. Bangs, J. K.
* That little square box. Doyle, A. C.
* That old-time place. Galsworthy, J.
* That pig of a Morin. Maupassant, G. de
* That Polish fellow. Crockett, S. R.
* That same old coon. Stockton, F. R.
* That sort of thing. Jacks, L. P.
* That sort of woman. Train, A. C.
* That spot. London, J.
* That terrible man. Norris, W. E.
* That third woman. See Sienkiewicz, H. Third woman
* That Turner person. Lewis, A. H.
* That unfortunate house. Gaboriau, E.
* That very Mab. Allen, G.
* That villain her father. Merrick, L.
* That whereby men live. See Tolstoi, L. N. What men live by
* That Wolfville Red Dog. Lewis, A. H.
* That wretched boy. See Chekhov, A. P. Naughty boy
* That's for remembrance. White, W. A.
* That's marriage. Ferber, E.
* Thaxter, Mrs. Celia (Laighton), 1835-1894
* Memorable murder
| In | Stories by American authors v 3 |
* Thaw at Slisco's. Beach, R. E.
* 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 devious eatings. Vorse, M. H.
* Their family tree. French, A. W.
* Their great inheritance. Vorse, M. H.
* Their honor. Maartens, M.
* Their story's end. Magruder, J.
* Their uncle from California. Harte, B.
* Their wedding day. Loomis, C. B.
* Them old moth-eaten lovyers. Craddock, C. E.
* Them others. Aumonier, S.
* Theme: The celebrity. Rinehart, M. R.
* Theme with two variations. Heidenstam, V. von
* Theme with variations. Cutting, M. S.
* Theo. Burnett, F. H.
* Theodolinde. James, H.
* Theodora. Seawell, M. E.
* Theodora, gift of God. Kelly, M.
* Theodule Sabot's confession. Maupassant, G. de
* Theological tipster. Lefèvre, 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 arose a king, Benson, E. F.
* There goes the groom. Smith, G. A.
* There is sorrow on the sea. Parker, G.
* There it was. Wister, O.
* There should have been roses. Jacobsen, There was a little city. Parker, G.
* There was once a woman. Cutting, M. S.
* There were ninety and nine. Davis, Richard H.
* There's danger in numbers. Kelly, M.
* There's many a slip 'twist the cup and the lip. Reade, C.
* There's nothing half so sweet in life. Hibbard, G. A.
* There's only one Noo York. Loomis, C. B.
* There's trouble on the sea. Grenfell, W. T.
* These Americans. Vorse, M. H.
* These-an'-that's wife. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Thespians. Davis, C. B.
* Theuriet, André i.e. Claude Adhemar André, 1833-1907
* All alone
| In | All alone |
* Antoinette
| In | Antoinette |
* La Bretonne
| In | Esenwein, J. B. Short story masterpieces v 2 |
* Warner library
* Easter story
| In | Warner library |
* Temple Bar 94:584
* First communions
| In | Brooks, W. Stories from four languages |
* House of two barbels
| In | House of two barbels |
* Mistress of many moods
| In | Mistress of moods |
* Peaches
| In | Strand M 14:537 |
* Thevenin, Denis, pseud. See Duhamel, Georges
* "They." Kipling, R.
* They all go mad in June. Smith, G. A.
* They also serve. Tracy, V.
* They are wonderful little people. Smith, G. A.
* They bore a hand. Remington, F.
* They grind exceeding small. Williams, B. A.
* They saw a great light. Hale, E. E.
* They that walk in darkness. Zangwill, I.
* They who lose at love. Duncan, N.
* Thief. Deland, M.
* Thief. Maupassant, G. de
* Thief. Phillpotts, E.
* Thief in the night. French, A. W.
* Thief in the night. Hornung, E. W.
* Their ideal grandmother. French, A. W.
* Their lawful occasions. Kipling, R.
* Their little friends. Vorse, M. H.
* Their second marriage. Cutting, M. S.
* Their son. Zamagois, E.
* Their story. Hibbard, G. A.
* "Thieve's" terror. Norris, W. E.
* Thimble. Lawrence, D. H.
* Thimble, thimble. Henry, O.
* Thin queen of Elfhame. Cabell, J. B.
* Thine is not mine. Hurst, F.
* Thing. Morris, G.
* Thing apart. Hibbard, G. A.
* Thing at Nolan. Bierce, A.
* Thing in the hall. Benson, E. F.
* Thing of beauty. Lieberman, E.
* Thing that couldn't. Lewis, M. C.
* Thing they loved. Rutledge, M.
* Things. Miller, A. D.
* Things that are real. Gale, Z.
* Thing's the play. Henry, O.
* Thinking machine. Futrelle, J.
* Third circle. Norris, F.
* Third eye. Chambers, R. W.
* Third figure in the cotillion. Bunner, 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 man. Nicholson, M.
* Third of March. Hawthorne, J.
* Third person. James, H.
* Third reading. Daudet, A.
* Third sex. Walpole, H.
* Third string. Jacobs, W. W.
* Third volume. Deland, M.
* Third window. Sedgwick, A. D.
* Third woman. Sienkiewicz, H.
* Thirst and the draught, Magruder, J.
* Thirsty Anna, Loomis, C. B.
* Thirteen. Balzac, H. de
* Thirteen. Bates, A.
* Thirteen at table. Dunsany, E.
* Thirteen at table. Harrison, C. C.
* Thirteen at table. Jókai, M.
* Thirty-ninth pearl. Train, A. C.
* $30,000 bequest. Clemens, S. L.
* Thirty-three cents, plus. Jordan, E. G.
* Thirty years ghost. Pangborn, G.
* This animal of a Buldy Jones. Norris, F.
* This astounding generation. Vorse, M. H.
* This is a world of spells. Gale, Z.
* This majestic lie. Crane, S.
* Thomas Bate's covenant. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* Thomas's baptism. Page, T. N.
* Thompson, Vance, 1863-
* Between the atoms of time
| In | Everybody's 27:723 |
* Children of the long ago
| In | Everybody's 17:745 |
* Day of Daheimus
| In | Greene, F. S. ed. Grim thirteen |
* Emperor's gift
| In | Carnival of destiny |
* Eternal lover
| In | Cosmopol 57:687 |
* In a mysterious way
| In | Cosmopol 29:641 |
* It
| In | Cosmopol 56:442 |
* King of Scotland's daughter
| In | Carnival of destiny |
* Lady of Magdala
| In | Carnival of destiny |
* Legend of Dollmatia
| In | Collier's 48:25 D 16 '11 |
* "Make the bed for Attila"
| In | Carnival of destiny |
* My lady Greensleeves
| In | Carnival of destiny |
* Passing of the herds
| In | Carnival of destiny |
* Ship without a name
| In | Sat Eve Post 179: Ap 27 '07 |
* Soul of Messer Guido
| In | Carnival of destiny |
* Tenement of black fumes
| In | Carnival of destiny |
* When Greek meet Greek
| In | Sat Eve Post 174: Je 28 '09 |
* Thoralf and Synnov. Boyesen, H. H.
* Thoresen, Anna Magdalena (Kragh) 1819-1903
* Old Olaf
| In | Goldschmidt, M. Flying mail |
* Thorn in his cushion. Harrison, C. C.
* Thorn in the flesh. Lawrence, D. H.
* Thorn that pricked. Stetson, G. E. C.
* Thorold Viborg. Peattie, E. W.
* Thoroughbred. Norris, F.
* Thor's emerald. Long, J. L.
* Thorstein StaffSmitten. See Morris, W. Tale of Thorstem
* Thorwald and the star-children. Boyesen, H. H.
* Those old lunes! or, Which is the madman? Simms, W. G.
* Those that wait. Rinehart, M. R.
* Thou art the man. Poe, E. A.
* Thou art the soul of thy house. Mitchell, S. W.
* Though one rose from the dead. Howells, W. D.
* Thoughty. Keats, G.
* Thousand and second night. Gautier, T.
* Thousand and second tale of Scheherazade. Poe, E. A.
* Thousand deaths. London, J.
* Thousand dollar Daggett. Singmaster, E.
* Thousand dollar skates. Loomis, C. B.
* Thousand quilt. Donnell, A. H.
* Thousandshootin'airgun. Osbourne, L.
* Thousandth woman. Magruder, J.
* Thrawn Janet Stevenson, R. L.
* Thread without a knot. Fisher, D. C.
* Three andan extra. Kipling, R.
* Three and one are one. Bierce, A.
* Three anniversaries. Hale, E. E.
* Three arshins of land. Tolstoi, L. N.
* Three at table. Jacobs, W. W.
* Three bachelor birds. Brown, A.
* Three bears (adapted). Scudder, H. E.
* Three 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 decent combmakers. Keller, G.
* Three dreams in a desert. Schreiner, O.
* Three experiences of Le Vieux. Hardy, A. o.
* Three expert cyclists. Barr, R.
* Three Eyes. Grenfell, W. T.
* Three golden apples. Hawthorne, N.
* Three golden showers. Loomis, C. B.
* Three hermits. Tolstoi, L. N.
* Three h's. O. Henry's Ghost
* Three incidents of war. Bourget, P.
* Three infernal jokes. Dunsany, E.
* Three ivory bobbins. Harris, J. C.
* Three Johns. Peattie, E. W.
* Three literary men. Dunsany, E.
* 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 necklaces. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Three Northern love stories. Morris, W.
* Three November days. Taylor, Jane
* Three of them. Ferber, E.
* Three of them: 1. Chat about children, snakes and zebus; 2. About cricket; 3. Speculation; 4. Leatherskin tribe. Doyle, A. C.
* Three old ladies. Benson, E. F.
* Three old men. Tolstoi, L. N.
* Three old sisters and the old beau. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Three outlaws. Parker, G.
* Three paragraphs. Henry, O.
* Three partners. Harte, B.
* Three persons and a muffin. Osbourne, L.
* Three photographs. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Three pirates of Penzance. Rinehart, M. R.
* Three portraits. Turgenev, I. S.
* Three prodigals. Jordan, E. G.
* Three questions. Tolstoi, L. N.
* Three quiet ladies of the name of Luce. Spofford, H. P.
* Three rounds. Morrison, A.
* Three sailor's gambit Dunsany, E.
* Three shots. Phillpotts, E.
* Three sillies (adapted). Jacobs, J.
* Three sisters. Jacobs, W. W.
* Three souls. Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, A.
* Three speeds forward; an automobile lovestory. Osbourne, L.
* Three spinners. Grimm, J., and Grimm, W.
* Three strangers. Hardy, T.
* Three Sundays in a week. Poe, E. A.
* Three thimbles and a pea. Borrow, G.
* Three things. Andrews, M. R. S.
* Three thousand dollars. Green, A. K.
* Three times. Hutten zum Stolzenberg, B.
* 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 Anstey, F.
* Three years. Chekhov, A. P.
* Three young men. Kipling, R.
* Threefold destiny. Hawthorne, N.
* Thrift. Maupassant, G. de
* Thrond. Björnson, B.
* Through. Benson, E. F.
* Through a glass darkly. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* Through a glass darkly. Hurst, F.
* Through old-rose glasses. Earle, M. T.
* Through Seymour narrows. Warman, C.
* Through the eyes of a dog. French, A. W.
* Through the fire. Kipling, R.
* Through the gap. Fox, J., jr.
* Through the ivory gate. Andrews, M. R. S.
* 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.
* Through thick and thin. Seawell, M. E.
* Thrown away. Kipling, R.
* Thrums. Barrie, J. M.
* Thrush in the hedge. Hergesheimer, J.
* Thumb-tap cue. Stringer, A. J.
* Thumb-twiddlers. Hughes, R.
* Thumbling. Grimm, J., and Grimm, W.
* Thumbs up. Ward, H. D.
* Thurlow's Christmas story. Bangs, J. K.
* Thursday. Cutting, M. S.
* Thy heart's desire. Syrett, N.
* Thy soul shall bear witness. Lagerlöf, S.
* Tibby Hyslop's dream. Hogg, J.
* Tibby Johnson's wraith. See Hogg, J. Country dreams and apparitions
* Tiberius. See Parker, G. At the mercy of Tiberius
* Tickaboo. Warman, C.
* Tickets please. Lawrence, D. H.
* Tictocq. Henry, O.
* Tiddy-fol-Iol. Bennett, E. A.
* Tide. White, S. E.
* Tide-marsh. Norris, K.
* Tide runner. Hergesheimer, J.
* Tieck, Johan Ludwig, 1773-1853
* Elves
| In | Carlyle, T. German romance v 1 |
* Fair-haired Eckbert
| In | Carlyle, T. German romance v 9 |
* Warner library
* Goblet
| In | Carlyle, T. German romance v 1 |
* Love-charm
| In | De Quincey, T. Tales and romances |
* Knights' Quarterly M. Extra number 1825
* Runenberg
| In | Carlyle, T. German romance v 1 |
* Trusty Eckart
| In | Carlyle, T. German romance v 1 |
* Tiemann's to Tubby Hook. Bunner, H. C.
* "Tiger." Phillpotts, E.
* Tiger. Tarkington, B.
* Tiger! Tiger! Kipling, R.
* Tiger of San Pedro. Doyle, A. C.
* Tiger's skin. Jacobs, W. W.
* Tiglath Pileser. Kipling, R.
* Tigruche. Veuillot, L.
* Tildesley, Alice L.
* Half-past ten
| In | O'Brien, E. J. ed. Best short stories of 1916 |
* Tillitson banquet.
* Tillyloss scandal. Huxley, A. L. Barrie, J. M.
* Tim Calligan's grave-money. Bates, A.
* Tim Riley's touch. Connolly, J. B.
* Timber. Galsworthy, J.
* Timberline. Wister, O.
* Timbuctoo. Maupassant, G. de
* Time. Brown, A.
* Time and the hour. Stetson, G. E. C.
* Time has come. Gale, Z.
* Time machine. Wells, H. G.
* Time, the humorist. Merrick, L.
* Timely intervention. Harben, W. N.
* Times and the gods. Dunsany, E.
* Times were hard in Pontiac. Parker, G.
* Timon of Athens. Lamb, C.
* Timothy Mapleton's career. Pangborn, G.
* Timothy Sampson: the wise man. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Tin diskers. Osbourne, L.
* Tinaja Bonita. Wister, O.
* Tincker, Mary Agnes, 1833-
* Sister Silvia
| In | Stories by American authors v 2 |
* Lippinc 22:719
* "Tincter ov 1ron." Smith, F. H.
* Ting-a-ling. Gray, D.
* Tinker of Tamlacht. MacManus, S.
* Tingley's post-prandial trap. Hughes, R.
* Tinker of Tamlacht. MacManus, S.
* Tinkling simlins. Earle, M. T.
* Tinseau, Leon de, 1844-
* Black pearl
| In | Brooks, W. Stories from four languages |
* Tiny. Ward, E. S. P.
* Tiny tramps. Corelli, M.
* Tio Juan. Kingsley, M.
* Tipster. Lefèvre, E.
* Tirala-tirala. Harland, H.
* Tirar y Soult. Davis, Rebecca H.
* Tiresome story. See Chekhov, A. P. Dreary story
* 'Tis an ill flight without wings. Craigie, P. M. T.
* 'Tis dogged as does it. Grenfell, W. T.
* Tish does her bit. Rinehart, M. R.
* Tish plays the game. Rinehart, M. R.
* Tish's spy. Rinehart, M. R.
* Tit for tat. Frere, M.
* Tit for tat. Phillpotts, E.
* Tit for tat. Reade, C.
* Titania's farewell. Besant, W., and Rice, J.
* Titbottom's spectacles. Curtis, G. W.
* 'Tite Poulette. Cable, G. W.
* Titee. Dunbar, A.
* 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. Courting of T'nowhead's Bell
* To be filed for reference. Kipling, R.
* To Bow bridge. Morrison, A.
* To build a fire. London, J.
* To catch a thief. Hornung, E. W.
* To Daphne De Vere. Merrick, L.
* To-day. Henry's Ghost, 0.
* To die in Jerusalem. Zangwill, I.
* To Giglet market. Phillpotts, E.
* To have and to hold. Jacobs, W. W.
* To her! Earle, M. T.
* 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 let an apartment. Porter, E. H.
* To meet Miss Pomeroy. Jordan, E. G.
* To meet the Duchess of Bath. Trask, K. N.
* To Miss Verschoyle. Merrick, L.
* To Nancy. Wedmore, F.
* To please his wife. Hardy, T.
* To repel boarders. London, J.
* To the bitter end. Hallet, R. M.
* To the breaks of Sandy. Fox, J., jr.
* To the last penny. Lefèvre, E.
* To the man on trial. London, J.
* To the minute. Green, A. K.
* To the rescue of Miss Morris. Jordan, E. G.
* To the stars. Yezierska, A.
* To the third and fourth generation. Besant, W.
* To the vile dust. Hornung, E. W.
* To whom this may come. Bellamy, E.
* To will to go. Montague, M. P.
* Toad. Blasco-Ibáñez, V.
* Toad and a rose. Garshin, V. M.
* Toad and the jewel. Gerould, K. F.
* Toast to forty-five. Pelley, W. D.
* Tobacco shop. Maupassant, G. de
* Tobe Taylor's April foolishness. Stuart, R. M.
* Tobin's palm. Henry, O.
* Toby. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Tocsin. Andreev, L. N.
* Tod and the stolen holidays. Loomis, C. B.
* Todd Allen's elopement Lewis, A. H.
* Tod's amendment. Kipling, R.
* Toggery Bill. Train, A. C.
* Toine. Maupassant, G. de
* Token. Hergesheimer, J.
* Told by the constable (Arabic)
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, Oriental |
* Told in the drooling ward. London, J.
* Told in the poor house. Brown, A.
* Told in the storm. Beach, R. E.
* Told to chaplain. Phillpotts, E.
* Told in trust. Ward, E. S. P.
* Told to parson. See Phillpotts, E. Told to chaplain
* Tollable David. Hergesheimer, J.
* Toll-gatherer's day. Hawthorne, N.
* Toll-house. Jacobs, W. W.
* Tolstoi, Count Leo Nikoláievitch, 1828-1910
* After the dance
| In | Forged coupon |
* Albert
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 20
* Novels [Scribner] v 13
* Alyosha the pot
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 26 |
* Forged coupon
* Outlook 99:105
* Bear-hunt
| In | Twenty-three tales |
* Candle [How the good peasant overcame the cruel overseer; Taper]
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* 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 Caucasus
* 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 works. Cossacks [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 2
* Novels [Scribner] v 11
* Croesus and Solon
| In | 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 Dekabrists
* Dekabrists [Decembrists]
| In | Complete works. Long exile [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 22
* Novels [Scribner] v 16
* Desire stronger than necessity
| In | Complete works. Long exile [Cromell] |
* Novels [Scribner] v 15
* Devil's persistent, but God is resistant.
* See Tolstoi, L. N. Hatred is sweet, but God is strong
* Tolstoi, Leo Nikoláievitch—Continued
* Divine and the human; or, Three more deaths [God's and man's]
| In | Fortn 85:960, 1160 |
* Liv Age 249:515; 250:12
* Domestic happiness. See Tolstoi, L. N. Family happiness
* Early days
| In | Novels [Scribner] v 15 |
* Elias. See Tolstoi, L. N. Ilyas Esarhaddon, king of Assyria [King Assarhaddon]
| In | Esarhaddon |
* Ind 56:36
* Evil allures, but good endures. See Tolstoi, L. N. Hatred is sweet, but God is strong
* Fables
| In | Complete works. Long exile [Crowell] |
* Novels [Scribner] v 15
* Family happiness [Domestic happiness; Katia]
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 20
* Novels [Scribner] v 13
* Family happiness
* Father Sergius
| In | Complete works [Estes] 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. Posthumous papers of the hermit, Fedor Kusmich
* Fiend persists, but God resists. See Tolstoi, 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
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 26 |
* Forged coupon
* God sees the truth, but waits
| In | Master and man |
* Twenty-three tales
* God's and man's See Tolstoi, L. N. Divine and the human
* Godson
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [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 big as a hen's egg
* Hatred is sweet, but God is strong [Devil's persistent; Evil allures; Fiend persists]. See Tolstoi, L. N. Texts for woodcuts
* HoJstomer. See Tolstoi, L. N. Kholstomer
* How much land does a man need?
| In | Complete works. Ivan Ilyitch [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 4
* Novels [Scribner] v 14
* Master and man
* How the good peasant overcame the cruel overseer. See Tolstoi, L. N. Candle
* How the little devil earned a crust of bread [First distiller]
| In | Complete works. Ivan Ilyitch [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 4
* Novels [Scribner] v 14
* Master and man
* If you neglect a fire, you don't put it out. See Tolstoi, L. N. Neglect a fire and it spreads
* Ilyas [Elias]. See Tolstoi, L. N. Texts for woodcuts
* Introduction to "A mother"
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 25 |
* Father Sergius [Dodd]
* Hadji Murad
* Invaders
| In | Complete works. Cossacks [Crowell] |
* Novels [Scribner] v 12
* Ivan Ilyitch. See Tolstoi, L. N. Death of Ivan Ilyitch
* Ivan the fool. See Tolstoi, L. N. Skazka
* Katia. See Tolstoi, L. N. Family happiness
* 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
| In | Complete works. Cossacks [Crowell] |
* Novels [Scribner] v 12
* King Assarhaddon. See Tolstoi, L. N. Esarhaddon
* Korney Vasilyev
| In | Forged coupon [Ogilvie] 1912 |
* Kreutzer Sonata
| In | Complete works. Long exile [Cromell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 3
* Novels [Scribner] v 16
* Kreutzer sonata
* Labour, death and disease [Work, death, 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. See Tolstoi, L. N. Russian proprietor
* Light that shines in darkness
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 28 |
* Father Sergius [Nelson]
* Linen measurer
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 23 |
* Little girls wiser than their elders. See Tolstoi, L. N. Children may be wiser than their parents
* Long exile
| In | Complete works. Long exile [Crowell] |
* Novels [Scribner] v 15
* Esenwein, J. B. Short story masterpieces, Russian, v 1
* Lippinc 90:747
* Lost on the steppe; or, The snow-storm
| In | Complete works. Cossacks [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 3
* Novels [Scribner] v 12
* Master and man
* More tales from Tolstoi
* Lost opportunity
| In | Ivan the fool |
* Lucerne
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* Novels [Scribner] v 13
* Master and man
| In | Complete works. Long exile [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 2
* Novels [Scribner] v 16
* Master and man [Button]
* Meeting a Moscow acquaintance in the detachment
| In | Sevastopol |
* Memoirs of a lunatic
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 25 |
* Father Sergius [Dodd]
* Hadji Murad
* Memoirs of a mother
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 25 |
* Father Sergius [Dodd]
* Hadji Murad
* My 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]
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 22 |
* Novels [Scribner] v 14
* Ivan Ilyitch
* Master and man
* Twenty-three tales
* Cosmopol 5:40
* Old acquaintance
| In | 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. Repentant sinner
* Polikushka
| In | Complete works. Cossacks [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 20
* Novels [Scribner] v 12
* Ivan the fool
* Popular legends
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 4
* Novels [Scribner] v 14
* Posthumous papers of the hermit, Fedor Kusmich
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 25 |
* Father Sergius [Dodd]
* Hadji Murad
* Prisoner in the Caucasus [Captive in the Caucasus]
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 22
* Novels [Scribner] v 13
* More tales from Tolstoi
* Twenty-three tales
* Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. Little masterpieces of fiction v 8
* Raid; a volunteer's story
| In | Master and man |
* Liv Age 260:360, 420
* Recollections of a billiard-marker
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* Novels [Scribner] v 13
* Repentant sinner [Penitent sinner]
| In | Complete works. Ivan Ilyitch [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 4
* Novels [Scribner] v 14
* Master and man
* More tales from Tolstoi
* Ind 68:639
* Russian proprietor [Landed proprietor]
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 2
* Novels [Scribner] v 13
* Scenes from common life [Stories for children]
| In | Complete works. Long exile [Crowell] |
* 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 [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 4
* Novels [Scribner] v 14
* Master and man
* Sevastopol
| In | Complete works. Cossacks [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 24
* Novels [Scribner] v 11
* Sevastopol [Constable]
* Skazka [Ivan the fool; Old devil and the three small devils]
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 22
* Novels [Scribner] v 14
* Ivan the fool
* More tales from Tolstoi
* Twenty-three tales
* Snow-storm. See Tolstoi, L. N. Lost on the steppe
* Spark neglected, burns the house. See Tolstoi, L. N. Neglect a fire and it spreads
* Stories for children. See Tolstoi, L. N. Scenes from common life
* Tolstoi, Leo Nikoliievitchr—Continued
* Stories of my dogs
| In | Complete works. Long exile [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 22
* Novels [Scribner] v 15
* Story of Yemilyan and the empty drum [Labourer Emelyan]
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 4 |
* Novels [Scribner] v 14
* Strawberries
| In | Ind 62:658 |
* Taper. See Tolstoi, L. N. Candle
* Texts for woodcuts [Hatred is sweet but God is strong. Two brothers and the gold. Ilyas. Children wiser than their parents]
| In | Complete works. Long exile [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 22
* Novels [Scribner] v 14
* More tales from Tolstoi
* That whereby men live. See Tolstoi, L. N. What men live by
* There are no guilty people
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 26 |
* Father Sergius [Nelson]
* Three arshins of land
| In | Cur Lit 50:110 |
* Three deaths
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 2
* Novels [Scribner] v 14
* More tales from Tolstoi
* Ragozin, Z. A. ed. Little Russian masterpieces v 3
* 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 Ilyitch [Crowell] |
* Three old men
| In | Master and man |
* Three questions
| In | Esarhaddon |
* Traveller and peasant [a dialogue]
| In | Ind 68:1279 |
* Two brothers and the gold. See Tolstoi, L. N. Texts for woodcuts
* Two hussars
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 20
* Novels [Scribner] v 13
* Sevastopol
* Two old men
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 22
* Novels [Scribner] v 14
* Two wayfarers
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 25 |
* Father Sergius [Dodd]
* Hadji Murad
* Walk in the light while there is light
| In | Complete works. Long exile [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 19
* Novels [Scribner] v 15
* What makes people to live. See Tolstoi, L. N. What men live by
* What men live by [That whereby men live; What makes people to live]
| In | Complete works. Long exile [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 22
* Novels [Scribner] v 15
* Master and man
* Twenty-three tales
* Where love is, there God is also
| In | Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 22
* Novels [Scribner] v 14
* Ivan Ilyitch
* Twenty-three tales
* Outlook 88:746
* Wood-cutting expedition [Cutting of the forest; Wood-felling]
| In | Complete works. Cossacks [Crowell] |
* Complete works [Estes] v 24
* Novels [Scribner] v 12
* Sevastopol
* Wood-felling. See Tolstoi, L. N. Woodcutting expedition
* Work, death, and sickness. See Tolstoi, L. N. Labour, death and disease
* Yermak, the conqueror of Siberia
| In | Complete works. Long exile [Crowell] |
* Novels [Scribner] v 15
* Young tsar
| In | Complete works [Estes] v 26 |
* Father Sergius
* Russian R (NY) 3: No 4:50
* Tom and Bob. Halévy, 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 Rockett's boy. Connolly, J. B.
* Tom Sawyer abroad. Clemens, S. L.
* Tom Sawyer, 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.
* Tomb of Pan. Dunsany, E. P.
* 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. Connolly, J. B.
* Tommy, the beach cat. Peattie, E. W.
* Tommy Trot's visit to Santa Claus. Page, T. N.
* Tommy's burglar. Henry, O.
* To-morrow. Conrad, J.
* Tomorrow. Edgeworth, M.
* Tomorrow. Parker, G.
* Tomorrow's child. Earle, M. T.
* Tomorrow's mother, Bacon, J. D.
* Tom's husband. Jewett, S. O.
* Tom's strategy. Edwards, H. S.
* 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 of treasure. See Bishop, W. H. Yellow snake
* Tonton. Cheneviere, A.
* Tony. Bunner, H. C.
* Tony. See Maupassant, G. de. Toine
* Tony Kytes, the arch-deceiver. Hardy, T.
* Tony, the maid. Howard, B. W.
* Tony's wife. Dunbar, A.
* Too early. Chekhov, A. P.
* Too fat to fight. Beach, R. E.
* 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 elephants. Kipling, R.
* Tooth-pick Johnson's ostracism. Lewis, A. H.
* Top floor back. Gale, Z.
* Topham's chance. Gissing, G. R.
* Toppan. Norris, F.
* Torch of life. Brown, A.
* Torpedo, Robertson, M.
* Torpedo-boat. See Ralph, J. My borrowed torpedo-boat
* Torrent. Blasco Ibáñez, V.
* Torrents of spring. Turgenev, I. S.
* Tortoise. Gerould, K. F.
* Tortoise-shell cat. Robins, E.
* Tory's farewell. Hawthorne, N.
* Totherwayville, the animal town. Bangs, J. K.
* Toto. Ouida
* Touch in the heart. Field, E.
* Touch of circumstance. Lefèvre, E.
* Touch of "fearfulness." Phillpotts, E.
* Touch of gold. Loomis, C. B.
* Touch of nature. Kelly, M.
* Touch of Pan. Blackwood, A.
* Touch of sun. Foote, M. H.
* Touch of the sun. Donnell, A. H.
* Touching pitch. Gibbon, P.
* Touchstone. Stevenson, R. L.
* Touchstone. Wharton, E.
* Tough guy. Ferber, 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.
* Tournament. Watson, J.
* Tout of Yarmouth bridge. Gissing, G.
* Tovote, Heinz, 1864-
* Correspondence
| In | Brooks, W. Stories from four languages |
* "Yap"
| In | Brooks, W. Stories from four languages |
* Tower room. Elck, A.
* Town lot No. 1303. Thanet, O.
* Town of his dream. Gibbon, P.
* 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.
* Toys' little day. Pangborn, G.
* Trace of poison. Herrick, R.
* Tracer of lost persons. Chambers, R. W.
* Track of a lie. Kipling, R.
* Tracked to doom. Henry, O.
* Tracy, Virginia
* Above rubies
| In | Merely players |
* Acting for the camera
| In | Cent 94:641 |
* Artistic temperament
| In | Am M 72:483 |
* Best laid schemes
| In | Metropol 35:12 N '11 |
* Beyond rubies
| In | Collier's 38:21 S 29 '06 |
* Candle's flame
| In | Merely players |
* Scrib M 43:341
* Challenge
| In | Collier's 56:7 F 26 '16 |
* Danger of delay
| In | Merely players |
* Collier's 32:14 N 21 '03
* Exit of Milly's
| In | Collier's 36:18 Ja 20 '06 |
* Golden goose
| In | Cent 90:597 |
* Great Bartram
| In | Collier's 47:26 S 16 '11 |
* Handicap of beauty
| In | Cent 90:401 |
* Happy valley
| In | Collier's 44:17 N 20 '09 |
* In August
| In | Merely players |
* Collier's 37:16 Ag 18 '06
* Indiscretion of his majesty
| In | Merely players |
* Interpreters
| In | Merely players |
* Just her luck
| In | Good H 62:485 |
* Leading man
| In | Collier's 49:18 Ag TO '12 |
* Lotus eaters
| In | Merely players |
* Howells, W. D. ed. Great modern American stories
* Money maker
| In | Collier's 34:18 Mr 4; 18 Mr 11 '05 |
* Nobility obliges
| In | Nobility obliges |
* Collier's 40:19 S 28 '07
* Tracy, Virginia—Continued
* Peter's play
| In | Collier's 42:16 O 24 '08 |
* Princess Rosalba
| In | Merely players |
* Booklover's M 3:531
* Prodigals economize
| In | Collier's 44:22 D 11 '09 |
* Professionals
| In | Merely players |
* Proper thing
| In | Collier's 46:18 F 18; 19 F 25 '11 |
* Sure thing
| In | Delin 78:89 Ag '11 |
* Tameless team
| In | Merely players |
* Thanksgiving matinee
| In | Scrib M 52:607 |
* They also serve
| In | Lippinc 81:433 |
* Votary in motley
| In | Merely players |
* Web
| In | Cent 89:321 |
* When his majesty yielded the stage
| In | Munsey 24:582 |
* Trade-wind. Robertson, M.
* Trade winds. Wyatt, E. F.
* Trader of Last Notch. Gibbon, P.
* Trading his mother. French, A. W.
* Tradition. Blackwood, A.
* 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. See Balzac, H. de, Seaside tragedy
* Tragedy from the trivial. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Tragedy in millinery. Wiggin, K. D.
* Tragedy of a comic song. Merrick, L.
* Tragedy of a green totem. Benson, E. F.
* Tragedy of a snob. Atherton, G.
* Tragedy of first love. Overton, G.
* Tragedy of nobodies. Parker, G.
* Tragedy of Oliver Bowman. Benson, E. F.
* Tragedy of parliament. Jacks, L. P.
* Tragedy of Professor Denison. Jacks, L. T
* Tragedy of the comedy. Fernald, C. B.
* Tragedy of the great North Road. Stevenson, 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 actor. Chekhov, A. P.
* Tragic comedy of Annette. Parker, G.
* Tragic story of Binns. Spofford, H. P.
* Tragic wall. Huneker, J. G.
* Trail of the Saxon. Fox, J., jr.
* Trail of the sundogs. Parker, G.
* Trail tramp. Garland, H.
* Trailer for room No. 8. Davis, Richard H.
* Train, Arthur Cheney, 1875-
* As it was in the beginning
| In | As it was in the beginning |
* Sat Eve Post 193:8 Ag 28; 24 S 4 '20
* Baron de Ville. See Train, A. C. Extraordinary adventures of Baron de Ville
* Beware of the dog
| In | Sat Eve Post 194:16 Ag 27 '21 |
* Beyond a reasonable doubt
| In | By advice of counsel |
* Bloodhound
| In | Sat Eve Post 194:10 Je '22 |
* Broadway Villon
| In | Metropol 24:87 Ap '06 |
* Case of circumstantial evidence
| In | True stories of crime |
* Case of Mabel Parker
| In | Am M 61:513 |
* Catherwood's data of ethics
| In | McClure 25:376 |
* Colonel Ammon and the Franklin syndicate. See Train, A. C. Franklin syndicate
* Comer
| In | Everybody's 23:357 |
* Confidence men abroad
| In | True stories of crime |
* Contempt of court
| In | By advice of counsel |
* Daredevil
| In | Sat Eve Post 180:18 Je 13 '08 |
* Dead-game sport
| In | Sat Eve Post 187:12 S 5 '14 |
* Dog Andrew
| In | Tutt and Mr. Tutt |
* Downfall of a criminal lawyer
| In | True stories of crime |
* Due de Nevers
| In | True stories of crime |
* Earthquake
| In | Sat Eve Post 190:5 D 29 '17 |
* Escape of Wilkins
| In | McAllister and his double |
* Scrib M 38:111
* Extradition
| In | McAllister and his double |
* Scrib M 37:354
* Extraordinary adventure of Baron de Ville
| In | McAllister and his double |
* Scrib M 37:230
* Finder of missing heirs
| In | True stories of crime |
* Five hundred million dollars
| In | True stories of crime |
* Flight into Texas
| In | True stories of crime |
* Following the front
| In | Sat Eve Post 192:18 My 15 '20 |
* Franklin syndicate
| In | True stories of crime |
* Am M 61:204
* Friend of the family
| In | Collier's 49:22 My 11 '12 |
* Golden touch
| In | McAllister and his double |
* Sat Eve Post 178:3 Jl 1 '05
* Governor-General's trunk
| In | McAllister and his double |
* Scrib M 37:486
* Hand is quicker than the eye
| In | Tutt and Mr. Tutt |
* Hand of Holofernes
| In | Sat Eve Post 178:5 F 17 '06 |
* Helenka
| In | Sat Eve Post 189:6 Ja 27 '17 |
* Heppowhite tramp
| In | Tutt and Mr. Tutt |
* Honor among thieves
| In | Sat Eve Post 192:20 Ap 24 '20 |
* House of the Open Heart
| In | Everybody's 28:502 |
* Human element
| In | Tutt and Mr. Tutt |
* In re: Sweet land of liberty
| In | Sat Eve Post 192:18 Ag 16 '19 |
* In the course of justice
| In | McAllister and his double |
* McClure 25:516
* Inheritance
| In | Sat Eve Post 182:9 Je 11 '10 |
* Jailbird
| In | McAllister and his double |
* McClure 25:209
* Kid and the camel
| In | By advice of counsel |
* Sat Eve Post 192:20 Ap 3 '20
* Kidnappers
| In | Sat Eve Post 183:20 S 24 '10 |
* Lallapoosa limited
| In | Tutt and Mr. Tutt |
* Sat Eve Post 192:18 S 13 '19
* Last of the wire-tappers
| In | True stories of crime |
* Am M 62:146
* Little feller
| In | Mortmain |
* Delin 70:345
* Lost Stradivarius
| In | True stories of crime |
* McAllister's Christmas
| In | McAllister and his double |
* Scrib M 36:655
* McAllister's data of ethics
| In | McAllister and his double |
* McAllister's marriage
| In | McAllister and his double |
* Metropol 23:69 O '05
* Madonna of the Blackbird
| In | Everybody's 28:3 |
* Man hunt
| In | Man hunt |
* Mortmain
* Sat Eve Post 179:3 My 18; 11 My 25; 13 Je 1; 12 Je 8 '07
* Matter of McFee
| In | Sat Eve Post 192:20 Ag 30 '19 |
* Maximilian diamond
| In | McAllister and his double |
* Leslie's M 58:259
* Mock hen and mock turtle
| In | Tutt and Mr. Tutt |
* Mohammed Maroudi's motor
| In | Everybody's 26:690 |
* Monsieur Donaque
| In | Everybody's 25:494 |
* Monsieur X
| In | Everybody's 26:161 |
* Mortmain
| In | Mortmain |
* Sat Eve Post 178:3 Je 2; 5 Je 9 '06
* Murder conspiracy
| In | True stories of crime |
* Never winks
| In | Collier's 47:21 Jl 1 '11 |
* Not at home
| In | Mortmain |
* Nth power
| In | Sat Eve Post 182:20 O 2 '09 |
* Old Duke
| In | Delin 101:5 S '22 |
* Other man
| In | Scrib M 47:408 |
* Pillikin
| In | Sat Eve Post 190:26 D 1 '17 |
* Pot boiler
| In | Sat Eve Post 186:8 Mr 21 '14 |
* Purple monkey
| In | Sat Eve Post 188:18 F 26 '16 |
* Pursuit of a teapot
| In | Am M 61:37 |
* Randolph '64
| In | Mortmain |
* Sat Eve Post 178:1 D 2 '05
* Rescue of Theophilus Newbegin
| In | Mortmain |
* Sat Eve Post 180:3 S 21; 14 S 28 '07
* Romance of Obadiah Terwilliger
| In | Pict R 16:20 Ag '15 |
* Samuel and the lawyer
| In | Tutt and Mr. Tutt |
* Saving his face
| In | Sat Eve Post 194:18 Ap 6 '21 |
* Shyster
| In | By advice of counsel |
* Spanish prisoner
| In | Cosmopol 48:465 |
* Spinthariscope
| In | Everybody's 25:223 |
* Study in finance
| In | True stories of crime |
* Study in sociology
| In | Mortmain |
* "That sort of woman"
| In | By advice of counsel |
* Thirty-ninth pearl
| In | Sat Eve Post 186:5 F 7 '14 |
* Toggery Bill
| In | Tutt and Mr. Tutt |
* Truth for once
| In | Am M 82:29 D '16 |
* Tutt and Mr. Tutt
| In | Sat Eve Post 191:8 Je 7; 28 Jl 5 '19 |
* Tutt vs. the "spring fret"
| In | Sat Eve Post 192:22 Ag 2 '19 |
* Twelve good women and true
| In | Sat Eve Post 193:10 Ja 22 '21 |
* Up against it
| In | Sat Eve Post 182:5 F 5 '10 |
* Vagabond
| In | Mortmain |
* While versus guile
| In | Tutt and Mr. Tutt |
* Woman in the case
| In | True stories of crime |
* You're another
| In | By advice of counsel |
* Traitor in the house. Van Dyke, H.
* Traitor's mother. Gorky, M.
* Tramp's diary. Marshall, A.
* Transcendental wild oats. Alcott, L. M.
* Transfer. Blackwood, A.
* Transferred ghost. Stockton, F. R.
* Transferred sentence. Bangs, J. K.
* Transfigured pair. Gray, D.
* Transformation. Spofford, H. P.
* Transformation of Buckeye camp. Harte, B.
* Transformation of Em Durham. Ralph, J.
* Transformation of Lachlan Campbell. Watson, J.
* Transformation of Martin Burney. Henry, O.
* Transfused transformed. Payn, J.
* Transgression. Chekhov, A. P.
* Transients in Arcadia. Henry, O.
* Transit of Gloria Mundy. Fernald, C. B.
* Transition. Blackwood, A.
* Transition. Wright, M. O.
* Transitional. Zangwill, I.
* Translation of a savage. Parker, G.
* Transmigrations of Tarver. Phillpotts, E.
* Transplanted. Gissing, G.
* 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.), 1853-1922
* Acts and entr'actes
| In | 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 Weatherell and Bridget Brady
| In | Cosmopol 31:296 |
* Hall-mark
| In | 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. See Maupassant, G. de. Fear
* Traveller and peasant. Tolstoi, L. N.
* Traveler's repose. Hergesheimer, J.
* Traveler's story. See Maupassant, G. de. Fear
* Traveler's tale. Maupassant, G. de
* Traveller's tale. Phillpotts, E.
* Traveller's wonders. Aikin, J., and Barbauld, A. L.
* Travelling companions. James, H.
* Travelling episode. Lermontof, M. Y.
* Travelling Joe. Keats, G.
* Travelling sister. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Travers minor, scout. Phillpotts, E.
* Trawler. Connolly, J. B.
* Treachery of Curly Ben. Lewis, A. H.
* Treasure. Norris, K.
* Treasure. Vorse, M. H.
* Treasure in the forest Wells, H. G.
* Treasure of a cook. Loomis, C. B.
* 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. Dostoevskĭĭ, F. M.
* Tree of a thousand leaves. Brown, A.
* Tree of dreams. Chambers, R. W.
* Tree of heaven. Chambers, R. W.
* Tree of justice. Kipling, R.
* Tree of knowledge. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Tree of knowledge. James, H.
* Tree of life. Wright, M. O.
* Trelawney learns. White, S. E.
* Trellis. Lewis, M. C.
* Tremendous adventures of Major Gahagan. Thackeray, W. M.
* Trench comrade. Corelli, M.
* Trent's trust. Harte, B.
* Trespass. Tagore, R.
* Tress. Maupassant, G. de
* Tress of hair. See Maupassant, G. de. Tress
* Treud of Nan Ron. Sharp, W.
* Trevena, John
* Business is business
| In | O'Brien, E. J. ed. Great modern English stories |
* Trial. Reymont, W. St.
* Trial at Ravello. Brown, A.
* Trial, execution and burial of Homer Phelps. Crane, S.
* Trial for murder. Dickens, C.
* Trial in Tom Belcher's store. Derieux, S. A.
* Trial of the horse. Tagore, R.
* Trial sermons on Bullskin. Dunbar, P. L.
* Trial trip. French, A. W.
* Trials of a retired bishop. Adams, O. F.
* Trials of Mrs. Macy. French, A. W.
* Trials of Philip Austin. Payn, J.
* Trials of temper. Hogg, J.
* Triangular elopement. Rinehart, M. R.
* Tribute of souls. Hichens, R. S., and Hamilton, Lord Frederic
* Trick. Maartens, M.
* Trick-doctor. Page, T. N.
* Trick o' trade. Fox, J., jr.
* Tricoteuse. Daudet, A.
* Tricotrin the critic. Merrick, L.
* Tricotrin entertains. Merrick, L.
* Tricycle of the future. Stockton, F. R.
* Trifle from life. See Chekhov, A. P. Trifle from real life
* Triflle from real life. Chekhov, A. P.
* Trifling occurrence. See Chekhov, A. P. Trifle from real life
* Trimmed lamp. Henry, O.
* Trip of Le Horla. Maupassant, G. de
* Trip to the Derby. Simms, W. G.
* Trip to the other world. Mikszath, K.
* Trip with a tin-peddler. Ralph, J.
* Triple alliance. Grenfell, W. T.
* Triple mirror. Gerould, K. F.
* Tripping tongue. Chekhov, A. P.
* Triumph in diplomacy. Watson, J.
* Triumph of father. Cutting, M. S.
* Triumph of night Wharton, E.
* Triumph's evidence. White, W. A.
* Triumphs of a taxidermist. Wells, H. G.
* Trivial incident. Chekhov, A. P.
* Trivial round. Trumbull, A. E.
* Trix and Over-the-moon. Troubetzkoy, A.
* Trix's wooing. Hawkins, A. H.
* Trolley-car romance. Porter, E. H.
* Trolley for Rio Janeiro. Loomis, C. B.
* Trollope, Anthony, 1815-1882
* Aaron Trow
| In | 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
| In | Tales of all countries |
* Harper 21:366
* George Walker at Suez
| In | Alice Dugdale |
* John Bull of Gnadalquiver
| In | Tales of all countries |
* Lady Dugdale
| In | Alice Dugdale |
* Lady of Launay
| In | Lady of Launay |
* La Mère Bauche
| In | Tales of all countries |
* Miss Sarah Jack, of Spanish Town, Jamaica
| In | Tales of all countries |
* Mrs. General Talboys
| In | Stories by English authors, Italy |
* O'Conors of Castle Conor
| In | Alice Dugdale |
* Tales of all countries
* Relics of General Chasse
| In | Alice Dugdale |
* Tales of all countries
* Unprotected female at the pyramids
| In | Tales of all countries |
* Tropic bird. Earle, M. T.
* Tropic madness. Smith, G. A.
* Trot, trot to market. Smith, A. C.
* Trottolino. Ouida
* Trouble. See Chekhov, A. P. In trouble
* Troubetzkoy, Amelie (Rives) Chanler, princess, 1863-
* According to St. John
| In | Cosmopol 11:387 |
* Brother to dragons
| In | Brother to dragons |
* Captain Meg's son
| In | Harper 122:263 |
* Farrier lass o' Piping Pebworth
| In | Brother to dragons |
* Lippinc 40:127
* Flitter-mouse
| In | Harper 111:825 |
* Garden of the king
| In | Harper 115:49 |
* Her Christmas cabby
| In | Harper 122:94 |
* Hidden house
| In | Hidden house |
* Lippinc 88:449
* Mocking of the gods
| In | Harper 106:122 |
* Nurse Crumpet tells the story
| In | Brother to dragons |
* Harper 75:620
* Quick or the dead?
| In | Lippinc 41:431 |
* Story of a heart
| In | Cosmopol 23:331 |
* Story of Arnon
| In | Harper 75:853 |
* Tanis, the sang-digger
| In | Tanis, the sang-digger |
* Trix and Over-the-moon
| In | Trix and Over-the-moon |
* Harper 119:407, 546
* 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.
* Trouble she caused when she kissed. Stockton, F. R.
* Troubler of Israel. Crockett, S. R.
* Troubles of Dan Boggs. Lewis, A. H.
* Troubles of Martin Coy. Harris, J. C.
* Troublesome guest. See Chekhov, A. P. Troublesome visitor
* Troublesome visitor. Chekhov, A. P.
* Trousers. Dunbar, P. L.
* Trousseau. Chekhov, A. P.
* Truant. Irving, W.
* Truce. Wright, M. T.
* Truce of God. Rinehart, M. R.
* True blue. Fisher, D. C.
* True hero: melodrama. Howells, W. D.
* True patriach. Dreiser, T.
* True Spartan heart Harraden, B.
* True sportsmen. White, S. E.
* True story. Clemens, S. L.
* True story. Maupassant, G. de
* True story of Commandant Lievre. Seawell, M. E.
* True story of Guenever. Ward, E. S. P.
* True story of my robin. Burnett, F. H.
* True story of the surrender of the Marquis Corn wall is. Page, T. N.
* True talisman. Vorse, M. H.
* True woman. French, A. W.
* Truls, the nameless. Boyesen, H. H.
* Truly mother. Fisher, D. C.
* Truman Wickwire's gloves. Loomis, C. B.
* Trumbull, Annie Eliot, 1857-
* After the deluge
| In | Christmas accident |
* Atlan 72:472
* Chevalier Saint Agar
| In | Rod's salvation |
* Christmas accident
| In | Christmas accident |
* Daily morning chronicle
| In | Christmas accident |
* New Eng M n s 13:307
* Decline and fall
| In | Rod's salvation |
* Scrib M 8:225
* From four to six; a comedietta
| In | Stories of New York (Stories froi Scribner) |
* Scrib M 6:121
* Green-room rivals
| In | Green-room rivals |
* Trumbull, Annie Eliot—Continued
* Hearts unfortified
| In | Christmas accident |
* McClure 7:281
* Her neighbor's landmark
| In | Christmas accident |
* Like cures like
| In | 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 |
* Uneffectual fire
| In | Rod's salvation |
* Scrib M 10:195
* Trust. London, J.
* Trust property. Tagore, R.
* Trustfulness of Polly. Dunbar, P. L.
* Trusty Eckhart. Tieck, L.
* Trusty No. 49. Thanet, O.
* Truth about Pyecraft. Wells, H. G.
* Truth for once. Train, A. C.
* Truth is stranger than fiction. Tarkington, B.
* Truth of the "Oliver Cromwell." Connolly, J. B.
* Truthful James. Norris, K.
* "Try not that pass." Barr, R.
* Trying age. Donnell, A. H.
* Tryst. Blackwood, A.
* Tryst. Brown, A.
* Tryst. Turgenev, I. S.
* Tryst at an ancient earth-work. Hardy, T.
* Tshushima straits. Connolly, J. B.
* Tubal Cain. Hergesheimer, J.
* Tubal the fiddler. Seawell, M. E.
* Tuberculin. Maartens, M. T. B. Hurst, F.
* Tuberose. Bates, A.
* Tucson Jennie's correction. Lewis, A. H.
* Tucson Jennie's heart. Lewis, A. H.
* Tucson Jennie's jealousy. Lewis, A. H.
* Tuez! Tuez! Aumonier, S.
* Tug of love. Zangwill, I.
* Tug of war. Bottome, P.
* Tug of war. Lie, J. L. I.
* Tug of war. Norris, W. E.
* Tugg's at Ramsgate. Dickens, C.
* Tune of time. Huneker, J. G.
* Tune that came out of a fiddle. MacManus,
* "Turbot's" aunt. Phillpotts, E.
* Turco of the commune. Daudet, A.
* Turgenev, Ivan Sergieevich, 1818-1883
* Acia. See Turgenev, I. S. Asya
* Agent
| In | Novels and stories v 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* Andréi Kólosoff
| In | Novels and stories v 10 |
* Diary of a superfluous man
* Annouchka
| In | Annouchka |
* Antchar
| In | Galaxy 15:330, 461 |
* Apparition
| In | Strand M 47:426 |
* Asya [Acia]
| In | Novels and stories v 13 |
* Lear of the steppes
* Biryuk. See 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 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* Warner library
* Clara Militch
| In | Novels and stories v 16 |
* Dream tales
* Conversation
| In | Cur Lit 42:465 |
* Correspondence
| In | Novels and stories v 12 |
* Diary of a superfluous man
* Counting-house
| In | Novels and stories v 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* Death [How Russians meet death]
| In | Novels and stories v 2 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 2
* Liv Age 132:175
* Temple Bar 48:496
* Desperate. See Turgenev, I. S. Reckless character
* Desperate character. See Turgenev, I. S. Reckless character
* Diary of a superfluous man
| In | Works v 11 |
* Diary of a superfluous man
* District doctor
| In | Novels and stories v 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* Esenwein, J. B. Short story masterpieces, Russian v 1
* Warner library
* Lippinc 91:233
* Dog
| In | Novels and stories v 12 |
* Knock, knock, knock and other stories
* Eclectic M 133:286
* Liv Age 221:776
* Scottish R 33:247
* Dream
| In | Novels and stories v 16 |
* Dream tales
* Duellist. See Turgenev, I. S. Two friends
* End of Tchertopkhanoff
| In | Novels and stories v 2 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 2
* Enough. See Turgenev, I. S. It is enough
* Ermolai and the miller's wife
| In | Novels and stories v 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* Excursion to the forest belt [Tour in the forest]
| In | Novels and stories v 13 |
* Diary of a superfluous man
* Fatalist
| In | Old and New 9:565 |
* Father Alexyei's story
| In | Novels and stories v 16 |
* Two friends and other stories
* "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 proprietor]
| In | Novels and stories v 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* 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. See Turgenev, I. S. Death
* Inn
| In | Novels and stories v 11 |
* Knock, knock, knock and other stories
* 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]
| In | Novels and stories v 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v J
* Khor and Kalinitch
| In | Novels and stories v 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* 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 Society 22:437
* Knock . . . knock . . . knock
| In | Novels and stories v 15 |
* Knock, knock, knock and other stories
* Lear of the steppes. See Turgenev, I. S. King Lear of the steppes
* Lebedyan
| In | Novels and stories v 2 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* Lgoff [Lgov]
| In | Novels and stories v 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* Lieutenant Yergunov's story
| In | Knock, knock, knock and other stories |
* Living holy relics [Living mummy; Living relic]
| In | Novels and stories v 2 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 2
* Warner library
* Scrib o s 12:563
* Living mummy. See Turgenev, I. S. LivJng holy relics
* Living relic. See Turgenev, I. S. Living holy relics
* Mumu
| In | Works v 11 |
* Torrents of spring
* Stories by foreign authors, Russian
* My neighbor Radiloff
| In | Novels and stories v 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* Nobleman of the steppe. See Turgenev, I. S. Tchertopkhanoff and Nedokiuskin
* Old portraits
| In | Novels and stories v 6 |
* Desperate character
* Peasant proprietor Ovsyanikov. See Turgenev, I. S. Freeholder Ovsyanikov
* Phantoms; a fantasy
| In | Novels and stories v 13 |
* Dream tales
* Piotr Petrovitch KarataefT
| In | Novels and stories v 2 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 2
* Poems in prose
| In | Novels and stories v 16 |
* Dream tales
* Punin and Baburin
| In | Novels and stories v 14 |
* Desperate character
* Quiet backwater
| In | Two friends and other stories |
* Pyetushkoff
| In | Novels and stories v 10 |
* Desperate character
* Raspberry water
| In | Novels and stories v 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* Rattling [Rattling of wheels]
| In | Novels and stories v 2 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 2
* Rattling of wheels. See Turgenev, I. S. Rattling
* Reckless character [Desperate; Desperate character]
| In | Novels and stories v 16 |
* Desperate character
* Cosmopol 5:335
* Singers
| In | Novels and stories v 2 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 2
* Warner library
* Song of love triumphant
| In | Novels and stories v 16 |
* Dream tales
* Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. Little masterpieces of fiction v 1
* Cosmopol 2:3
* Story of Lieutenant Erguoff
| In | Novels and stories v 14 |
* Strange story
| In | Novels and stories v 14 |
* Desperate character
* Eclectic M 103:98
* Turgenev, Ivan Sergieevich—Continued
* Tatyana Borisovna and her nephew
| In | Novels and stories v 2 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 2
* Tchertopkhanoff and Nedokiuskin
| In | Novels and stories v 2 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 2
* Scrib o s 14:313
* Three meetings
| In | Novels and stories v 11 |
* Two friends and other stories
* Lippinc 16:21
* Temple Bar 48:357
* Three portraits
| In | Novels and stories v 11 |
* The Jew
* Torrents of spring
| In | Torrents of spring |
* Tour of the forest. See Turgenev, I. S. Excursion to the forest belt
* Tryst
| In | Novels and stories v 2 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 2
* Two country gentlemen. See Turgenev, I. S. Two landed proprietors
* Two friends [Duellist]
| In | Novels and stories v 10 |
* Two friends and other stories
* The Jew
* Two landed proprietors [Two country gentlemen]
| In | Novels and stories v 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* Unhappy girl. See Turgenev, I. S. Hapless girl
* Watch
| In | Novels and stories v 15 |
* Knock, knock, knock and other stories
* White lady
| In | Scottish R 13:69 |
* Wolf [Biryuk]
| In | Novels and stories v 1 |
* Sportsman's sketches v 1
* Yakoff Pasynkoff
| In | Novels and stories v 13 |
* Diary of a superfluous man
* Yermolai and the miller's wife. See Turgenev, I. S. Ermolai and the miller's wife
* Turgénieff, I. S. See Turgenev, I. S.
* Turkey red. Wood, F. G.
* Turkish Messiah. Zangwill, I.
* Turlendana drunk. Annunzio, G. d'
* Turn about. Deland, M.
* Turn of the screw. James, H.
* Turned out to grass. Pangborn, G. W.
* Turning of Griggsby. See Bacheller, I. A. Keeping up with Dan'l Webster
* Turning point Wiggin, K. D.
* Turnip salad as a text. Harris, J. S.
* Turquoise cup. Smith, A. C.
* Turtles of Tasman. See London, J. By the turtles of Tasman
* Tutor. Chekhov, A. P.
* Tutt and Mr. Tutt. Train, A. C.
* Tutt vs. the "spring fret." Train, A. C.
* Twain, Mark, psued. See Clemens, S. L.
* 'Twas in Trafalgar's Bay. Besant, W.
* Twelfth guest. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Twelfth night; or, What you will. Lamb, C.
* Twelve. Tarkington, B.
* Twelve dancing princesses. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Twelve golden curls. Burke, T.
* Twelve good women and true. Train, A. C.
* Twelve green Russian garnets. Hardy, A. o.
* 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 Mother Superior. Maupassant, G. de
* Twenty-four: four. Ward, E. S. P.
* Twenty-kroner story. Mason, A. E. W.
* Twenty minutes for refreshments. Wister, Twenty-ninth of February. Matthews, J. B.
* Twenty-six and one. Gorky, M.
* Twenty-six 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
* Twenty-three and a half hours' leave. Rinehart, M. R.
* Twenty-two. Rinehart, M. R.
* Twilight Glaspell, S.
* Twilight Zeromski, S.
* Twilight gardener. Pangborn, G.
* Twilight of the God. Wharton, E.
* Twilight of the god. Vorse, M. H.
* Twilight guests. Bacon, J. D.
* Twin love. Taylor, B.
* Twin spirits. Jacobs, W. W.
* Twinkling of an eye. Matthews, J. B.
* Twins. Bremer, F.
* Twins. Robertson, M.
* Twins of Table mountain. Harte, B.
* Twisted tree. Brown, A.
* Twisting of the rope. Yeats, W. B.
* 'Twixt land and sea. Conrad, J.
* 'Twixt will and will not Hawkins, A. H.
* Two acorns. Lefèvre, E.
* Two altars: Stowe, H. B.
* Two Americans. Harte, B.
* Two and two again make four. See Futrelle, J. Green-eyed monster
* Two Apaches. Hutten zum Stolzenberg, B.
* Two authors. White, E. O.
* Two autobiographical stories. Cutting, M. S.
* Two beautiful girls. Chekhov, A. P.
* Two birds with one stone. Harben, W. N.
* Two bites at a cherry. Aldrich, T. B.
* Two boys. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Two brides. Edwards, H. S.
* Two brothers. Bikelas, D.
* Two brothers. MacManus, S.
* Two brothers and the gold. See Tolstoi, L. N. Texts for woodcuts
* Two Browns. Jewett, S. O.
* Two buckets in a well. Willis, N. P.
* Two business letters. French, A. W.
* Two business women. Morris, G.
* Two camps, a legend of the old North State. Simms, W. G.
* Two carpenters. Gale, Z.
* Two cartridges. White, S. E.
* Two cat's-paws. Grenfell, W. T.
* Two Christmases. Grenfell, W. T.
* 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 collectors. Gissing, G.
* 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, M. R.
* Two cyclones. Halévy, 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 Bellamy, E.
* Two delicate cases. Payn, J.
* Two dependents. Curie, R.
* Two drovers. Scott, W.
* Two faces. James, H.
* Two farmers. Phillpotts, E.
* Two fears. Hichens, R. S.
* 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 from Verona. Lamb, C.
* Two gentlemen of Kentucky. Allen, J. L.
* Two gentlemen of leisure. Stuart, R. M.
* Two ghost stories. Dickens, C.
* Two ghosts. Le Gallienne, R.
* Two girls and Jimsie Bate. Vorse, M. H.
* Two-gun man. White, S. E.
* Two handed game. White, S. E.
* Two hearts that beat as one. Norris, F.
* Two herd-boys. Taylor, B.
* Two Highlanders. Hogg, J.
* Two householders. Quiller-Couch, 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 kinds of talkers. Loomis, C. B.
* 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. Maupassant, G. de
* Two little tales. Clemens, S. L.
* Two looks. Galsworthy, J.
* Two magics. James, H.
* Two married couples. Bourget, P.
* Two masters for one dog. See De Quincy, T. Mr. Schnackenberger
* Two matches. Stevenson, R. L.
* Two mayors. Bazin, R.
* Two men. Mitchell, S. W.
* Two men of Linger Tickle. Duncan, N.
* 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. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Two old men. Tolstoi, L. N.
* Two old men and Christmas-time. Norris, K.
* Two on a tour. Wiggin, K. D.
* Two pensioners. Edwards, H. S.
* Two pioneers. Peattie, E. W.
* Two prayers. Szymanski, A.
* Two presidents. Lemaître, J.
* 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 runaways. Edwards, H. S.
* 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 Thanksgivings. Donnell, A. H.
* Two Tims. Stuart, R. M.
* Two tragedies. See Chekhov, A. P. Enemies
* Two Volodyas. 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.
* Typewriter girl. Barr, R.
* Typhoon. Conrad, J.
* Typhoon off the coast of Japan. London, J.
* Typhus. Chekhov, A. P.
* Tyrant. Phillpotts, E.
* Tyrant and a lady. Parker, G.
* Tyrant of Padua. Auerbach, B.
* Tzinchadzi of the Catskills. Cahan, A.