# Index to Short Stories/Index to Short Stories/W

* W. L. S. Dreiser, T.
* Wag-lady. Beach, R. E.
* Wager. Edgeworth, M.
* Wager. Mitford, M. R.
* Wager island. Payn, J.
* Wager of the Marquis de Merosailles. Hawkins, A. H.
* Wages of sin. Spofford, H. P.
* Wages of the snitch. Lewis, A. H.
* Wagner matinee. Gather, W. S.
* Wahsatch band of bandits. Warman, C.
* Waif of the plains. Harte, B.
* Waif woman. Stevenson, R. L.
* Wainright and the little gods. Lewis, M. C.
* Waiter, a "Bock." Maupassant, G. de
* Waiting. Matthews, J. B.
* Waiting for Henriette. Merrick, L.
* Waiting for the ferry. Gorky, M.
* Waiting for the ship: a Fort Point idyl. Harte, B.
* Waiting hand. Deland, M.
* Waiting supper. Hardy, T.
* Waiting years. Roof, K. M.
* Waitress. Woolson, C. F.
* Wakalona. Warman, C.
* Wake. Byrne, D.
* Wake. Maupassant, G. de
* Wakefield. Hawthorne, N.
* Waldo Trench regains his youth. Fuller H. B.
* Walhalla. Davis, Rebecca H.
* Walk in the light while there is light. Tolstoi, L. N.
* Walk up the avenue. Davis, Richard H.
* Walking delegate. Kipling, R.
* Walking woman. Austin, M. H.
* Wall street wooing. Matthews, J. B.
* Walled up door. Hoffmann, E. T. W.
* Wallflower. Hughes, R.
* Wallflower. Vorse, M. H.
* Wallow of the sea. Vorse, M. H.
* Walls of Jericho. Dunbar, P. L.
* Walna. Phillpotts, E.
* Walpole, Hugh, 1884-
* Absalom Jay
| In | Thirteen travellers |
* Angelina
| In | Golden scarecrow |
* Barbara Flint
| In | Golden scarecrow |
* Bim Rochester
| In | Golden scarecrow |
* Bombastes Forioso
| In | Thirteen travellers |
* Pict R 22:29 D '20
* Case of Miss Morganhurst
| In | Pict R 21:17 My '20 |
* 'Enery
| In | Golden scarecrow |
* Ernest Henry
| In | Golden scarecrow |
* Fanny Close
| In | Thirteen travellers |
* Fanny's job
| In | Pict R 21:19 Jl '20 |
* Henry Fitzgeorge Strether
| In | Golden scarecrow |
* Honorable Clive Torby
| In | Thirteen travellers |
* Pict R 21:10 Je '20
* Hugh Seymour
| In | Golden scarecrow |
* Jeremy and the ruffians
| In | Cent 105:116 |
* Lizzie Rand
| In | Thirteen travellers |
* Pict R 22:10 Ja '21
* Lois Drake
| In | Thirteen travellers |
* Lucy Moon
| In | Pict R 22:12 N '20 |
* Mr. Nix
| In | Thirteen travellers |
* Mrs. Comber and the dog
| In | Strand M 48:172 |
* Mrs. Morganhurst
| In | Thirteen travellers |
* Mrs. Porter and Miss Allen
| In | Thirteen travellers |
* Nancy Ross
| In | Golden scarecrow |
* No place for Absalom
| In | Pict R 21:16 Ap '20 |
* Nobody!
| In | Thirteen travellers |
* Pict R 22:26 Mr '21
* Peter Westcott's nursery
| In | Thirteen travellers |
* Pict R 22:14 F '21
* Sarah Trefusis
| In | Golden scarecrow |
* Stealthy visitor
| In | Pict R 21:14 Mr '20 |
* Strange case of Mr. Nix
| In | Pict R 22:6 O '20 |
* Third sex
| In | Pict R 21:8 S '20 |
* Young John Scarlet
| In | Golden scarecrow |
* Walrus and the carpenter. Norris, K.
* Walter-John. Tarkington, B.
* Walter Schnaff's adventure. Maupassant, G. de
* Walter's little mother. Heyse, P. J. L.
* Wan Lee, the pagan. Harte, B.
* Wanderers. Sadoveanu, M.
* Wandering guest. Tagore, R.
* Wandering heir. Reade, C.
* Wandering home. Le Gallienne, R.
* Wandering Jew. Kipling, R.
* Wandering Samaritan. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Wandering Willie's tale. Scott, W.
* Wantawanda. Warman, C.
* Wanted a chaperon. Ford, P. L.
* Wanted: a chaperon. Harrison, C. C.
* Wanted a matchmaker. Ford, P. L.
* Wanted a young person. Burnett, F. H.
* War. London, J.
* War between saints. Verga, G.
* War debt. Jewett, S. O.
* War diary of a Union woman in the south. Cable, G. W.
* [War] Gifts. Brown, A.
* [War, European] Three things. Andrews, M. R. S.
* [War, European] See Empey, A. G. Tales from a dug-out
* War memories. Crane, S.
* War of the bridge. Annunzio, G. d'
* War-time Santa Claus. King, G. E.
* War widow. Frederic, H.
* Ward, Elizabeth Stuart (Phelps) (Mrs. Herbert Dickinson Ward), 1844-1911
* Andrew Kent's temptation
| In | Harper 31:42 |
* Annie Laurie
| In | Fourteen to one |
* Harper 76:122
* Autobiography of Aureola
| In | Oath of allegiance |
* Cent 68:109
* Avery [His wife]
| In | Avery |
* Harper 103:518, 701, 895
* Bell of St. Basil's
| In | Fourteen to one |
* Beyond the gates
| In | Beyond the gates |
* Brave deed
| In | Fourteen to one |
* Burglars in Paradise
| In | Old maids, and Burglars in Paradise |
* Calico
| In | Men, women and ghosts |
* Chariot of fire
| In | Chariot of fire |
* Oath of allegiance
* Harper 110:777
* Chief operator
| In | Oath of allegiance |
* Harper 119:300
* Harp W 55:8 O 14 '11
* Christophorus
| In | Oath of allegiance |
* Harper 118:718
* Cloth of gold
| In | Sealed orders |
* Comrades
| In | Comrades |
* Harper 123:398
* Covered embers
| In | Oath of allegiance |
* Harper 111:351
* Day of my death
| In | Men, women and ghosts |
* Harper 37:621
* Dea ex machina
| In | Harper 108:304 |
* Doherty
| In | Sealed orders |
* Empty house
| In | Empty house |
* Fee
| In | Empty house |
* Cent 61:671
* Fourteen to one
| In | Fourteen to one |
* Cent 41:300
* His father's heart
| In | Empty house |
* Harper 121:377
* His relict
| In | Fourteen to one |
* His soul to keep
| In | Oath of allegiance |
* Harper 117:500
* His wife. See Ward, E. S. P. Avery
* In the Gray Goth
| In | Men, women and ghosts |
* Warner library
* Atlan 20:559
* Jack the fisherman
| In | Fourteen to one |
* Jack the fisherman
* Jonathan and David
| In | Jonathan and David |
* Harper 109:364a
* Joy-giver
| In | Empty house |
* Harp B 38:25
* Kentucky's ghost
| In | Men, women and ghosts |
* Atlan 22:624
* Lady of Shalott
| In | Sealed orders |
* Law and the gospel
| In | Fourteen to one |
* Little Tommy Tucker
| In | Men, women and ghosts |
* Long, long ago
| In | Sealed orders |
* Lost hero
| In | Lost hero |
* Ward, Elizabeth Stuart—Continued
* Loveliness
| In | Loveliness |
* Atlan 84:216
* Madonna of the tubs
| In | Fourteen to one |
* Madonna of the tubs
* Harper 72:94
* Married daughter
| In | Howells, W. D., and others. Whole family ch 8 |
* Alary Elizabeth
| In | Fourteen to one |
* Miss Mildred's friend
| In | Sealed orders |
* Harper 59:374
* Neblitt
| In | Sealed orders |
* Night-watches
| In | Men, women and ghosts |
* No news
| In | Men, women and ghosts |
* Atlan 22:257
* Number 13
| In | Sealed orders |
* Oath of allegiance
| In | Oath of allegiance |
* Atlan 73:465
* Old maid's paradise
| In | Old maids, and Burglars in Paradise |
* Old Mother Goose
| In | Sealed orders |
* One of the elect
| In | Men, women and ghosts |
* Prelude. See Ward, E. S. P. Windsor club stories
* Presence
| In | Empty house |
* Harp B 44:7
* Rejected manuscript
| In | Empty house |
* Harper 86:282
* Reverend Malachi Matthew
| In | Fourteen to one |
* Romance of the bill
| In | Empty house |
* Harp B 36:1039
* Running the risk
| In | Sealed orders |
* Sacrament
| In | Oath of allegiance |
* Harper 112:13
* Sacred fire
| In | Oath of allegiance |
* Sacrifice of Antigone
| In | Fourteen to one |
* Saint Agatha's. See Ward, E. S. P. Supply at Saint Agatha's
* Saint Caligula
| In | Sealed orders |
* Sealed orders
| In | Sealed orders |
* Shut in
| In | Fourteen to one |
* Since I died
| In | Sealed orders |
* Supply at Saint Agatha's
| In | Supply at Saint Agatha's |
* Cent 47:868
* Sweet home
| In | Fourteen to one |
* Sweet home road
| In | Empty house |
* Harp B 44:153, 236
* Tammyshanty
| In | Oath of allegiance |
* Tenth of January
| In | Men, women and ghosts |
* Atlan 21:345
* Tiny
| In | Tiny |
* Told in trust
| In | Harp B 33:9 |
* Too late
| In | Fourteen to one |
* True story of Guenever
| In | Sealed orders |
* Twenty-four: four
| In | Empty house |
* Harper 92:264
* Two hundred and two
| In | Sealed orders |
* Unemployed
| In | Oath of allegiance |
* Harper 113:904
* Voyage of the "America"
| In | Sealed orders |
* Scrib o s 12:680
* What was the matter?
| In | Men, women and ghosts |
* Windsor club stories. I. Prelude (No others published)
| In | Ind 72:231 |
* Within the gates
| In | Within the gates |
* McClure 17:35, 142, 236
* Woman's pulpit
| In | Sealed orders |
* Wrecked in port
| In | Sealed orders |
* Zerviah Hope
| In | Stories by American authors v 8 |
* Ward, Herbert Dickinson, 1861-
* Algological love-story
| In | Cosmopol 38:417 |
* Bridal mirror
| In | Ladies' H J 21:7 My '04 |
* Cast of the net
| In | White crown |
* Harper 7:437
* Colonel Odminton. A sequel to A republic without a president
| In | Republic without a president |
* Dr. Cox's discovery
| In | Cosmopol 34:297 |
* Equation of a failure
| In | White crown |
* Frank Rust, hero
| In | Cosmopol 39:535 |
* Greater than creed
| In | Ladies' H J 37:22 Ap '20 |
* Greatest man in the country
| In | Chaut 22:557 |
* His mother's portrait
| In | Ladies' H J 21:7 Ag '04 |
* International match
| In | Hampton 25:808 |
* Last class-supper
| In | Cent 76:190 |
* Lost city
| In | Republic without a president |
* Man of Gloucester
| In | Harper 118:849 |
* Master note
| In | Ladies' H J 37:20 Ja '20 |
* Missing interpreter
| In | White crown |
* Atlan 69:87
* Mr. Cotter's vacation
| In | McClure 20:171 |
* Only an incident
| In | White crown |
* Regression of Professor Slocum
| In | Cent 70:38 |
* Republic without a president
| In | Republic without a president |
* Rider
| In | Cosmopol 35:573 |
* Romance of a mortgage
| In | Republic without a president |
* Romance of the faith
| In | White crown |
* Cent 47:528
* Sandy McKiver, hero
| In | Cent 66:914 |
* Scud
| In | Republic without a president |
* Semaphore
| In | White crown |
* Scrib M 14:760
* Tangent of a crime
| In | Atlan 95:328 |
* Terrible evening
| In | Republic without a president |
* Thumbs up
| In | Harp B 45:542 |
* Under the silk-cotton tree
| In | Ladies' H J 37:10 Jl '20 |
* Value of a cipher
| In | White crown |
* White crown
| In | White crown |
* Cent 44:595
* Ward No. 6. Chekhov, A. P.
* Ward of Colonel Starbottle. Harte, B.
* Ward of the Golden Gate. Harte, B.
* Wardrobe. Maupassant, G. de
* Waring's peril. King, C.
* Warlock o j Glenwarlock. Macdonald, G.
* Warman, Cy, 1855-1914
* Ar' ye worth it?
| In | Short rails |
* Athabasca belle. See Warman, Cy. Belle of Athabasca
* Belle of Athabasca
| In | Last spike |
* Weiga of Temagami
* Leslie's M 60:271
* Bishop of Price
| In | Frontier stories |
* Black fliers
| In | Short rails |
* Brakeman and the squaw
| In | Frontier stories |
* Catching a runaway engine
| In | Express messenger |
* McClure 6:589
* Chasing the white mail
| In | Last spike |
* Chekko and Uncle Ben
| In | Weiga of Temagami |
* Canad M 13:548
* Columbine of Cripple Creek
| In | Frontier stories |
* Conquest of Alaska
| In | Last spike |
* Couple of captains
| In | Frontier stories |
* McClure 11:551
* Cowboy's funeral
| In | Frontier stories |
* Cross of the cree
| In | Weiga of Temagami |
* Cure's Christmas gift
| In | Last spike |
* Death run
| In | Tales of an engineer |
* McClure 3:248
* Engineer's white hair
| In | Short rails |
* Express messenger
| In | Express messenger |
* Fanny and the fireman
| In | Short rails |
* Weiga of Temagami
* Fidelity of a dog
| In | Lippinc 71:361 |
* Fighting manager; a story of the St. Louis railroad strike
| In | Short rails |
* McClure 13:475
* First train over the bridge
| In | Short rails |
* Ghost train illusion
| In | Express messenger |
* Great wreck on the Père Marquette
| In | Last spike |
* Half-breeds
| In | Frontier stories |
* Head on: wreck of the tea train
| In | Sat Eve Post 182:22 My 7 '10 |
* Heathen
| In | Weiga of Temagami |
* Hoskaninni
| In | Frontier stories |
* How God made Temagami
| In | Weiga of Temagami |
* In the Black canon
| In | Last spike |
* In the hospital
| In | Frontier stories |
* "Injun fin 7 um paper-talk"
| In | Frontier stories |
* Iron horse and the trolley
| In | Last spike |
* Jack Farley's flying switch
| In | Short rails |
* Lippinc 66:454
* Jack Ramsey's reason
| In | Last spike |
* Last spike
| In | Last spike |
* Leslie's M 53:233
* Little bird and the blacksmith
| In | Weiga of Temagami |
* Little Cayuse
| In | Frontier stories |
* Locomotive as a war chariot
| In | Express messenger |
* McClure 9:597
* Warman, Cy—Continued
* Locomotive that lost herself
| In | Express messenger |
* Eng Illust 15:433
* McClure 7:89
* Milwaukee run
| In | Last spike |
* Mysterious message
| In | Express messenger |
* Mysterious signal
| In | Last spike |
* New ticket agent
| In | Short rails |
* Number three
| In | Last spike |
* On the black-list
| In | Short rails |
* On the limited
| In | Last spike |
* Canad M 26:63
* Opening of the Alpine tunnel
| In | Short rails |
* Oppressing the oppressor
| In | Last spike |
* Lippinc 67:731
* Out on the road
| In | Short rails |
* Passing of Mclvor
| In | Short rails |
* McClure 11:484
* Pathfinding in the Northwest
| In | Last spike |
* Perpendicular railroad
| In | Short rails |
* Ind 52:2156
* Persecution of a pup
| In | Lippinc 70:486 |
* Quiet day at Creede
| In | Frontier stories |
* Railroading in France
| In | Short rails |
* Railway emergency
| In | Short rails |
* Railway mail clerk
| In | Express messenger |
* Roumanian romance
| In | Short rails |
* Running switch
| In | Short rails |
* Sabo
| In | Weiga of Temagami |
* Scalp for a scalp
| In | Frontier stories |
* Scraptomania
| In | Express messenger |
* Seductive six-shooter
| In | Frontier stories |
* Slaying the wild bull
| In | Frontier stories |
* Sorrow of a settler
| In | Lippinc 71:698 |
* Story of an Englishman
| In | Last spike |
* Story of engine 107
| In | Express messenger |
* Stuff that stands
| In | Last spike |
* Sympathy strike
| In | Short rails |
* Tale of two dogs
| In | Canad M 25:113 |
* Through Seymour narrows
| In | Ind 52:2382 |
* Tickaboo
| In | Frontier stories |
* Valley tan
| In | Frontier stories |
* Wahsatch band of bandits
| In | Frontier stories |
* Wakalona
| In | Express messenger |
* Wantawanda
| In | Frontier stories |
* Weiga of Temagami
| In | Weiga of Temagami |
* Lippinc 76:467
* Welcome of the wild
| In | Weiga of Temagami |
* White mail
| In | White mail |
* Wild night at Wood river
| In | Express messenger |
* Wildwood limited
| In | Lippinc 76:722 |
* Wreck at Roubideau
| In | Short rails |
* Warner, Anne. See French Anne Warner
* Warner, Charles Dudley, 1829-1900
* Calvin
| In | [My summer in a garden] |
* Van Vechten, C. ed. Lords of the housetops
* Warning. Bacon, J. D.
* Warning. Craddock, C. E.
* Warning for lovers. Ford, P. L.
* Warning note. Maupassant, G. de
* Warning of Israfil. Vorse, M. H.
* Warrior's soul. Conrad, J.
* Wars and rumors. Hergesheimer, J.
* Was it a dream? Maupassant, G. de
* Was it a good bear? Thanet, O.
* Was it a watch? Barrie, J. M.
* Was it Heaven? or Hell? Clemens, S. L.
* Washer of the ford. Sharp, W.
* Washerwoman's war. Lewis, A. H.
* Washerwomen of night. Souvestre, E.
* Wash-tub mail. Atherton, G.
* Wason, Robert Alexander, 1874-
* Knute Ericsons' celebration
| In | Greene, F. S. Grim thirteen |
* Wasps. Hergesheimer, J.
* Waste not, want not. Edgeworth, M.
* Wasted day. Davis, Richard H.
* Wat Pringle o' the yair. Hogg, J.
* Watanna, Onoto, pseud. (Babcock, W. E. Mrs. Winnifred Eaton Babcock) (Mrs. Bertrand Babcock), 1879-
* Flight of Hyacinth
| In | Cur Lit 35-437 |
* Honorable Miss Moonlight
| In | Honorable Miss Moonlight |
* Love of Azalea
| In | Love of Azalea |
* Bookman 19:583; 20:65, 161
* Loves of Sakura Jiro
| In | Cent 65:755 |
* Miss Lily and Miss Chrysanthemum
| In | Ladies' H J 20:11 |
* Two converts
| In | Harper 103:585 |
* Unexpected grandchild
| In | Lippinc 84:684 |
* Wrench of chance
| In | Harp W 50:1494, 1505, 1531 |
* Watch. Turgenev, I. S.
* Watch-dogs. Jacobs, W. W.
* Watch tower. Dunsany, E.
* Watchdog. See Maupassant, G. de. Pierrot
* Watcher by the dead. Bierce, A.
* Watches of the night. Kipling, R.
* Watching the rise of Orion. Parker, G.
* Watchmaker. Hogg, J.
* Watchmaker's wife. Stockton, F. R.
* Watchman. Foote, M. H.
* Water baby. London, J.
* Water-devil. Stockton, F. R.
* Water-finder. Hallström, P.
* Water ghost of Harrowly Hall. Bangs, J. K.
* Water-hole. Burt, M. S.
* Water-lilies. See Alcott, L. M. Pansies and water-lilies
* Water-logged town in Holland. Smith, F. H.
* Water pavilion. Gautier, T.
* Water talk. Hale, E. E.
* Watermead affair. Barr, R.
* Waterworks. Bland, E. N.
* Waters of death. Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, A.
* Waters of oblivion. Mitchell, S. W.
* Watkinson evening. Leslie, E.
* Watson, E. L. A.
* Man and brute
| In | O'Brien, E. J. ed. Great modern English stories |
* Watson, Rev. John (Ian MacLaren, pseud.), 1850-1907
* Afterwards
| In | Afterwards |
* McClure 4:472
* Baillie's double
| In | Cosmopol 31:153 |
* Beggar to cheer
| In | Metropol 27:37 '07 |
* Bull-dog
| In | Young barbarians |
* Collector's inconsistency
| In | Afterwards |
* Count
| In | Young barbarians |
* Sat Eve Post 172:1096
* Cunning speech of Drumtochty
| In | Beside the bonnie brier bush |
* Disgrace of Mr. Byles
| In | Young barbarians |
* Dr. Davidson's last Christmas. See Watson, J. How Dr. Davidson kept his last Christmas
* Doctor of the old school
| In | Beside the bonnie brier bush |
* Stories by English authors, Scotland
* McClure 4:266
* Domestic difference
| In | St. Jude's |
* Domsie
| In | Beside the bonnie brier bush |
* Drumsheugh's love story
| In | Days of auld lang syne |
* Bookman 2; 27, 108
* Eurodias and Syntyche
| In | St. Jude's |
* Evangelist
| In | Afterwards |
* Faithful steward
| In | St. Jude's |
* Fall of Goliath
| In | Metropol 26:326 |
* Famous victory
| In | Young barbarians |
* Father Jinks
| In | Afterwards |
* For conscience sake
| In | Days of auld lang syne |
* Good news from a far country
| In | Days of auld lang syne |
* Government official
| In | Afterwards |
* Guerilla warfare
| In | Sat Eve Post 173:10 N 3 '00 |
* Her marriage day
| In | St. Jude's |
* Highland mystic
| In | Beside the bonnie brier bush |
* His crowning day
| In | Our neighbors |
* Sat Eve Post 173:9 O 27 '00
* His majesty Baby
| In | Our neighbors |
* His mother's sermon
| In | Beside the bonnie brier bush |
* His private capacity
| In | Young barbarians |
* How Dr. Davidson kept his last Christmas at Drumtochty
| In | Afterwards |
* McClure 8:114
* Impossible man
| In | Afterwards |
* Irregular Christian
| In | St. Jude's |
* Jamie
| In | Days of auld lang syne |
* Harper 91:559
* Jasmine court and a higher ranger
| In | Cent 62:60 |
* Last resort
| In | Sat Eve Post 173:6 S 1 '00 |
* Last sacrifice
| In | Afterwards |
* Local inquisition
| In | St. Jude's |
* Making of a man
| In | Metropol 24:58 '06 |
* Manifest judgment
| In | Days of auld lang syne |
* Master of deceit
| In | Blackw 158:333 |
* Liv Age 207:84
* McClure 5:470
* Milton's conversion
| In | Beside the bonnie brier bush |
* Minister of St. Bede's
| In | Afterwards |
* Modest scholar
| In | Our neighbors |
* Moosy
| In | Sat Eve Post 173:10 Ag 4 '00 |
* Nathaneal
| In | St. Jude's |
* Watson, Rev. John—Continued
* Nestie
| In | Young barbarians |
* News of a famous victory
| In | Our neighbors |
* Oor lang hame
| In | Days of auld lang syne |
* Passing of Domsie
| In | Afterwards |
* Past redemption
| In | Days of auld lang syne |
* McClure 5:333
* Pleasant sin
| In | Sat Eve Post 173:4 S 29 '00 |
* Power of the child
| In | St. Jude's |
* Probationer
| In | Afterwards |
* Receiving moderators
| In | Our neighbors |
* Cornhill 87:80
* Residuary
| In | Our neighbors |
* Right hand of Samuel Dodson
| In | Afterwards |
* Righteous overmuch
| In | Afterwards |
* St. Jude's
* Ruler in Israel
| In | St. Jude's |
* Saved by faith
| In | Afterwards |
* Scot indeed
| In | Our neighbors |
* Servant lass
| In | Days of auld lang syne |
* Soldier of the Lord
| In | St. Jude's |
* Speug
| In | Young barbarians |
* Tournament
| In | Sat Eve Post 172:1220 |
* Transformation of Lachlan Campbell
| In | Beside the bonnie brier bush |
* Triumph in diplomacy
| In | Days of auld lang syne |
* Warner library
* Vision of the soul
| In | Our neighbors |
* Wise woman
| In | Beside the bonnie brier bush |
* With unleavened bread
| In | Our neighbors |
* Wattesburg tennis champion. Davis, C. B.
* Wave. Robertson, M.
* Waves. Brown, A.
* Wax cylinder. Gray, D.
* Wax doll. Gerould, K. F.
* Way a man marries. Gray, D.
* Way back. Moore, G.
* 'Way down in Lonesome cove. Craddock, C. E.
* 'Way down in Poor Valley. Craddock, C. E.
* Way he won her. Hibbard, G. A.
* Way it came. See James, H. Friend of friends
* Way it was. Hibbard, G. A.
* Way of a woman. Dunbar, P. L.
* Way of an election. Thanet, O.
* Way of an Indian. Remington, F.
* Way of Diane. Hardy, A. S.
* Way of love. Dunbar, P. L.
* Way of peace. Brown, A.
* Way that he took. Kipling, R.
* Way the world is. Gale, Z.
* Way to peace. Deland, M.
* Way to the house of Santa Qaus,, Burnett, F. H.
* Way to the wedding. Lewis, M. C.
* Way to wealth. Maupassant, G. de
* Way wonderful. Remington, F.
* Wayfarer. Duncan, N.
* Wayfarer. Sharp, W.
* Wayfaring couple. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Wayfarers. Blackwood, A.
* Wayfarers. Cutting, M. S.
* Ways of the city; a story of the days to come. Wells, H. G.
* Ways of the fathers. Singmaster, E.
* Wayside comedy. Kipling, R.
* Wayside episode. Davis, Rebecca H.
* We crown thee king. Tagore, R.
* We'll Show 'Em Co. Le Gallienne, R.
* We visit the zoo. Bacon, J. D.
* Weak imitation. Merrick, L.
* Weaker vessel. Gerould, K. F.
* Weaker vessel. Jacobs, W. W.
* Wealth and riches. Stuart, R. M.
* Weaver who became a leech (Arabic)
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, Oriental |
* Weaver who clad the summer. Lyon, H. M.
* Weaver's son. Gibbon, P.
* Web. Tracy, V.
* Web of circumstance. Chesnutt, C. W.
* Web they wove. Lewis, M. C., and Rector, J. L.
* Webster, Albert, jr.
* Miss Eunice's glove
| In | Baldwin, C. S. American short stories |
* Stories by American authors v 6
* Atlan 32:92
* Operation in money
| In | Stories by American authors v 1 |
* Wedding at Capri Heyse, P. J. L.
* Wedding chest. Paget, V.
* Wedding gift. Maupassant, G. de
* Wedding gifts. Brown, A.
* Wedding gown. Moore, G.
* Wedding jest. See Cabell, J. B. Episode called The wedding jest
* Wedding knell. Hawthorne, N.
* Wedding march. Lagerlöf, S.
* Wedding night. Maupassant, G. de
* Wedding of the Lady of Lovell. Silberrad, U. L.
* Wedding present problem. French, A. W.
* Weddin' presents. Stuart, R. McE.
* Wedding ring. Brown, A.
* Wedding ring. Van Dyke, H.
* Wedding ring in the garden. Le Gallienne, R.
* Wedding slippers. Mitford, M. R.
* Wedding suit. See Page, T. N. John's wedding suit
* Wedekind, Frank, 1864-1918
* Burning of Egliswyl
| In | Princess Russalka |
* Grisley suitor
| In | Grisley suitor |
* Princess Russalka
* Les Halles
| In | Princess Russalka |
* I am bored
| In | Princess Russalka |
* Inoculation
| In | Princess Russalka |
* On eroticism
| In | Princess Russalka |
* Princess Russalka
| In | Princess Russalka |
* Rabbi Ezra
| In | Rabbi Ezra |
* Prancess Russalka
* Victim
| In | Rabbi Ezra |
* Princess Russalka
* Wedmore, Sir F.
* To Nancy
| In | O'Brien, E. J. ed. Great modern English stories |
* Wednesday madness. Tarkington, B.
* Wee Paidin. MacManus, S.
* Wee Willie Winkie. Kipling, R.
* Weeds. Stuart, R. M.
* Weeping Annie. Connolly, J. B.
* Wegstaffes give a party. Huneker, J. G.
* Weiga of Temagami. Warman, C.
* Weight of obligation. Beach, R. E.
* Weir of Hermiston. Stevenson, R. L.
* Weland's sword. Kipling, R.
* Welcome of the wild. Warman, C.
* Welcome to our city! Donnell, A. H.
* Welfare Wicks. Osbourne, L.
* Well. Jacobs, W. W.
* Well-meaning man. Gissing, G.
* Well of Pen-Morfa. Gaskell, E. C.
* Well won; or, From the plains to "The Point." King, C.
* Well-woven evidence. Thedan, D.
* Welldean Hall. See Hogg, J. Country dreams and apparitions
* Wells, Herbert George, 1866-
* Æpyornis Island
| In | Country of the blind |
* Thirty strange stories
* Apple
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Argonauts of the air
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Beautiful suit
| In | Country of the blind |
* Catastrophe
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Cone
| In | Country of the blind |
* Door in the wall
* Thirty strange stories
* Country of the blind
| In | Country of the blind |
* Door in the wall
* Strand M 27:401
* Crystal egg
| In | Country of the blind |
* Tales of space and time
* New R 16:556
* Cure for love
| In | Cure for love |
* Pall Mall M 18:186
* Deal in ostriches
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Diamond maker
| In | Door in the wall |
* Door in the wall
| In | Country of the blind |
* Door in the wall
* Everybody's 15:328
* Dream of Armageddon
| In | Country of the blind |
* Door in the wall
* Twelve stories
* Empire of the ants
| In | Country of the blind |
* Strand M 30:685
* Filmer
| In | Twelve stories |
* Flowering of the strange orchid
| In | Country of the blind |
* In the abyss
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* In the Avu observatory
| In | Country of the blind |
* Thirty strange stories
* In the modern vein
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Jilting of Jane
| In | Country of the blind |
* Thirty strange stories
* Jimmie Goggles the god
| In | Country of the blind |
* Twelve stories
* Cosmopol 26:105
* Land ironclads
| In | Strand M 26:751 |
* Little mother up the Morderberg
| In | Strand M 39:441 |
* Lord of the dynamos
| In | Country of the blind |
* Door in the wall
* Thirty strange stories
* Lost inheritance
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Loyalty of Esau Common
| In | Contemp 81:281 |
* Magic shop
| In | Country of the blind |
* Twelve stories
* Strand M 25:634
* Man who could work miracles
| In | Tales of space and time |
* Canad M 11:348
* Mari terrible
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Miss Winchelsea's heart
| In | Country of the blind |
* Twelve stories
* Mr. Brisher's treasure
| In | Twelve stories |
* Strand M 17:469
* Mr. Ledbetter's vacation
| In | Twelve stories |
* Mr. Skelmersdale in Fairyland
| In | Twelve stories |
* Moonlight fable
| In | Door in the wall |
* Collier's 43:13 Ap 10 '09
* Moth
| In | Country of the blind |
* My first aeroplane
| In | Strand M 39:57 |
* Wells, Herbert George—Continued
* New accelerator
| In | Twelve stories |
* Strand M 22:622
* Obliterated man
| In | Country of the blind |
* Plattner story
| In | Country of the blind |
* Thirty strange stories
* New R 14:349
* Pollock and the Porrah
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Purple Pileus J
| In | Country of the blind |
* Thirty strange stories
* Rajah's treasure
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Reconciliation
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Red room
| In | Country of the blind |
* Thirty strange stories
* Remarkable case of Davidson's eyes
| In | Country of the blind |
* Sad story of a dramatic critic
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Sea-raiders
| In | Country of the blind |
* Thirty strange stories
* Slip under the microscope
| In | Country of the blind |
* Thirty strange stories
* Yellow Book 8:229
* Star
| In | Door in the wall |
* Tales of space and time
* Stolen bacillus
| In | Country of the blind |
* Thirty strange stories
* Stolen body
| In | Twelve stories |
* Strand M 16:567
* Story of Davidson's eyes
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Story of the days to come. See Wells, H. G. Ways of the city
* Story of the inexperienced ghost
| In | Twelve stories |
* Strand M 23:337
* Story of the late Mr. Elvesham
| In | Country of the blind |
* Thirty strange stories
* Idler 9:487
* Story of the stone age
| In | Tales of space and time |
* Strange orchid
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Time machine
| In | Time machine |
* New R 12:98
* Treasure in the forest
| In | Country of the blind |
* Thirty strange stories
* Triumphs of a taxidermist
| In | Thirty strange stories |
* Truth about Pyecraft
| In | Twelve stories |
* Strand M 25:425
* Under the knife
| In | Country of the blind |
* Thirty strange stories
* Eclectic M 126:605
* New R 14:1
* Vacant country
| In | Pall Mall M 18:309 |
* Valley of spiders
| In | Twelve stories |
* Ways of the city; a story of days to come
| In | Tales of space and time |
* Pall Mall M 18:491
* Wendigo. Blackwood, A.
* Werewolf. Field, E.
* Wesendonck. Gerould, K. F.
* Wessex folk. See Hardy, T. Few crusted characters
* West Point regulation. Andrews, M. R. S.
* West Point start. Loornis, C. B.
* Western Ginevra. Hale, E. E.
* Western islands. Masefield, J.
* Westerner. Fisher, D. C.
* Wet day at an Irish inn. Mitchell, D. G.
* Weyman, Stanley John, 1855-
* Along the Garonne
| In | When love calls |
* Archdeacon Holden's tribulation
| In | For the cause |
* Bab
| In | Laid up in lavender |
* Eng Illust 1:700
* Liv Age 162:669
* Blore manor episode
| In | King's stratagem |
* Body-birds of court
| In | King's stratagem |
* Laid up in lavender
* Eng Illust 3:148
* Cat and the king
| In | McClure 5:438 |
* Colonel's boy
| In | Laid up in lavender |
* Deanery ball
| In | For the cause |
* Cornhill 48:44
* Drift of fate
| In | King's stratagem |
* Family portraits
| In | Laid up in lavender |
* Eng Illust 5:730
* Farming the taxes
| In | McClure 5:269 |
* Fatal letter
| In | King's stratagem |
* For the cause
| In | For the cause |
* Eng Illust 7:588
* Fowl in the pot
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, English-Scotch |
* Gerald
| In | Laid up in lavender |
* Eng Illust 4:418
* Good man's dilemma
| In | Laid up in lavender |
* In Cupid's toils
| In | King's stratagem |
* In the name of the law
| In | McClure 1:110 |
* Invisible portraits
| In | When love calls |
* Joanna's bracelet
| In | Laid up in lavender |
* King Pepin and Sweet Clive
| In | For the cause |
* Laid up in lavender
* Cornhill 48:97
* Kings' stratagem
| In | King's stratagem |
* Strand M 1:361
* Lady Betty's indiscretion
| In | Laid up in lavender |
* Little wizard
| In | Little wizard |
* Leisure hour 42:21, 170
* Lost cipher
| In | Eng Illust 12:57 |
* Man of Monceau
| In | McClure 5:113 |
* Open shutter
| In | Eng Illust 13:37 |
* Other Englishman
| In | Laid up in lavender |
* Perilous amour
| In | Stories by English authors, France |
* Professor and the harpy
| In | For the cause |
* Cornhill 49:113
* Snowball
| In | Snowball |
* Story of a courtship
| In | Eng Illust 1:171 |
* Strange invitation
| In | When love calls |
* Surgeon's guest
| In | Laid up in lavender |
* La Touissant
| In | McClure 4:353 |
* Vicar's secret
| In | Laid up in lavender |
* When love calls. I. Her story. II. His story
| In | When love calls |
* Whale and the grasshopper. O'Brien, S.
* Whale tooth. London, J.
* Wharf rats of New York. Robertson, M.
* Wharton, Mrs. Edith Newbold (Jones) 1862-
* Afterward
| In | Tales of men and ghosts |
* Cent 79:321
* Angel at the grave
| In | Crucial instances |
* Scrib M 29:158
* Autres temps
| In | Zingu and other stories |
* Best man
| In | Hermit and the wild woman |
* Collier's 35:14 S 2 '05
* Blonde beast
| In | Tales of men and ghosts |
* Scrib M 48:291
* Bolted door
| In | Tales of men and ghosts |
* Scrib M 45:288
* Bunner sisters
| In | Xingu and other stories |
* Scrib M 60:439
* Choice
| In | Xingu and other stories |
* Cent 77:32
* Coming home
| In | Xingu and other stories |
* Scrib M 58:702
* Confessional
| In | Crucial instances |
* "Copy"; a dialogue
| In | Crucial instances |
* Scrib M 27:657
* Outlook 87:440
* Coward
| In | Greater inclination |
* Cup of cold water
| In | Greater inclination |
* Daunt Diana
| In | Tales of men and ghosts |
* Scrib M 46:35
* Debt
| In | Tales of men and ghosts |
* Scrib M 46:165
* Descent of man
| In | Descent of man |
* Scrib M 35:313
* Dilletante
| In | Descent of man |
* Harper 108:139
* Duchess at prayer
| In | Crucial instances |
* Scrib M 28:150
* Ethan Frome
| In | Ethan Frome |
* Scrib M 50:151, 317, 431
* Expiation
| In | Descent of man |
* Cosmopol 36:209
* Eyes
| In | Tales of men and ghosts |
* Scrib M 47:671
* Full circle
| In | Tales of men and ghosts |
* Scrib M 46:408
* Hermit and the wild woman
| In | Hermit and the wild woman |
* Scrib M 39:145
* His father's son
| In | Tales of men and ghosts |
* Scrib M 45:657
* House of the dead hand
| In | Atlan 94:145 |
* In trust
| In | Hermit and the wild woman |
* Booklover's M 7:432
* Journey
| In | Greater inclination |
* Kerfol
| In | Xingu and other stories |
* Scrib M 59:329
* Lady's maid's bell
| In | Descent of man |
* Scrib M 32:549
* Lamp of Psyche
| In | Scrib M 18:418 |
* Last asset
| In | Hermit and the wild woman |
* Scrib M 36:150
* Legend
| In | Tales of men and ghosts |
* Scrib M 47:278
* Wharton, Edith Newbold—Continued
* Letter
| In | Harper 108:781 |
* Letters
| In | Tales of men and ghosts |
* Cent 80:485, 641, 812
* Line of least resistance
| In | Lippinc 66:559 |
* Long run
| In | Xingu and other stories |
* Atlan 109:145
* Madame de Treymes
| In | Madame de Treymes |
* Scrib M 40:167
* Midsummer week's dream
| In | Scrib M 32:212 |
* Mission of Jane
| In | Descent of man |
* Howells, W. D. ed. Great modern American stories
* Harper 106:63
* Mrs. Manstey's view
| In | Stories of New York (Stories from Scribner) |
* Scrib M 10:117
* Moving finger
| In | Crucial instances |
* Harper 102:627
* Muse's tragedy
| In | Greater inclination |
* Scrib M 25:77
* Other times, other manners
| In | Cent 82:344, 587 |
* Other two
| In | Descent of man |
* Pelican
| In | Greater inclination |
* Scrib M 24:620
* Portrait
| In | Greater inclination |
* Pot-boiler
| In | Hermit and the wild woman |
* Scrib M 36:696
* Pretext
| In | Hermit and the wild woman |
* Scrib M 44:173
* Quicksand
| In | Descent of man |
* Harper 105:13
* Reckoning
| In | Descent of man |
* Harper 105:342
* Recovery
| In | Crucial instances |
* Harper 102:468
* Refugees
| In | Sat Eve Post 191:3 Ja 18, '19 |
* Rembrandt
| In | Crucial instances |
* Cosmopol 29:429
* Sanctuary
| In | Sanctuary |
* Scrib M 34:148, 280, 439, 57O
* Seed of the faith
| In | Scrib M 65:17 |
* Souls belated
| In | Greater inclination |
* Touchstone
| In | Touchstone |
* Scrib M 27:354, 483
* Triumph of night
| In | Xingu and other stories |
* Scrib M 56:149
* Twilight of the God
| In | Greater inclination |
* Venetian night's entertainment
| In | Descent of man |
* Scrib M 34:640
* Verdict
| In | Hermit and the wild woman |
* Scrib M 43:689
* Xingu
| In | Xingu and other stories |
* Scrib M 50:684
* Wharton, Francis Willing
* Wrong door
| In | Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. M. |
* Quaint courtships
* Wharton, Thomas, 1859-1896
* Bobbo
| In | Warner library |
* What dreams may come. Jordan, E. G.
* What did Marse Robert think? Montague, M. P.
* What dreams may come. Atherton, G.
* What dreams may come. Jordan, E. G.
* What every one else knew. Jordan, E. G.
* What goes up. Fisher, D. C.
* What happened after Mary McArthur cut her finger. Crockett, S. R.
* What happened afterward. Loomis, C. B.
* What happened at Miss Mmchin's. See Burnett, F. H. Sarah Crewe
* What happened at the Fonda. Harte, B.
* What happened to Alanna. Norris, K.
* What happened to father. Rinehart, M. R.
* What has become of Lord Camelford's body? Reade, C.
* What I found in the sea. Stockton, F. R.
* What is that in thine hand? Gale, Z.
* "What is happiness? Auerbach, B.
* What is truth? Loomis, C. B.
* What it comes to. Kipling, R.
* What makes people to live. See Tolstoi, L. N. What men live by
* What may happen along a road. Bierce, A.
* What men live by. Tolstoi, L. N.
* What might have been. Hawkins, A. H.
* What Mr. Grey said. Montague, M. P.
* What Mrs. Fortescue did. Bunner, H. C.
* What one man can do. Thanet, O.
* What price for fish? Connolly, J. B.
* What really happened. Smith, A. C.
* What shall we do with Angela? Vorse, M. H.
* What she wore. Ferber, E.
* What the bells saw and said. Alcott, L. M.
* What the donkey did. Andrews, M. R. S.
* What the girls did. Alcott, L. M.
* What the old graduate learned. Williams, J. L.
* What the shepherd saw. Hardy, T.
* What the tree-swallow sang in the buckthorn tree. Strindberg, J. A.
* What they seem. Gerould, K. F.
* What was expected of Miss Constantine. Hawkins, A. H.
* What was his motive? Harraden, B.
* What was it? O'Brien, F.
* What was the matter? Ward, E. S. P.
* What was the matter with Andrew? See Maupassant, G. de. Poor Andrew
* What you want. Henry, O.
* What youth can do. Fuller, H. B.
* Wheel of love. Hawkins, A. H.
* Wheel of time. James, H.
* When a man has a son. Singmaster, E.
* When a man's widowed. Kelly, M.
* When Alice told her soul. London, J.
* When America goes east. Gibbon, P.
* When Aunt Abby waked up. Porter, E. H.
* When Aunt Mary came. Cutting, M. S.
* When Barney's trunk comes home. Mac-Manus, S.
* When Brother Rabbit was king. Harris, J. C.
* When churchyards yawn. Jordan, E. G.
* When Christ shall rise again. Merezh-Kovskii, D. S.
* When crossroads cross again. Hughes, R.
* When dreams begin. Gale, Z.
* When father and mother rebelled. Porter, E. H.
* When father brought home the lamp. Aho, When farther ran for mayor. Pratt, L.
* When gentlefolk meet. Gibbon, P.
* When girl meets girl. McCutcheon, G. B.
* When girls come to Princeton. Williams, J. L.
* When God laughs. London, J.
* When God sent Sunday. MacManus, S.
* When grandma took to tangoing. Porter, E. H.
* When Greek meets Greek. MacManus, S.
* When Greek meets Greek. Robertson, M.
* When Greek meets Greek. Thompson, V.
* "When half-gods go, the gods arrive." Hawthorne, J.
* When his majesty yielded the stage. Tracy, When I am king. Harland, H.
* When is a promise not a promise? Morris, G.
* When Tanet comes marching home. French, A. W.
* When Jess went a fiddlin'. Harris, J. C.
* When Johnny comes marching home. Davis, C. B.
* When Jove nods. Rice, A. H.
* When little Mordecai was at the bar. Page, T. N.
* When love calls. Weyman, S. J.
* When love is kind. Cutting, M. S.
* When mother fell ill. Porter, E. H.
* When mother woke up. Cutting, M. S.
* When Myles Maguire melted. MacManus, S.
* When Nick Nordman came back home. Gale, Z.
* When Nora bought the piano. Hibbard, G. A.
* When old Chester wondered. Deland, M.
* When Pierrot was young. Dumas, A.
* When Pippa passed. Bacon, J. D.
* When Polly Ann played Santa Claus. Porter, E. H.
* When Sarah saved the day. Singmaster, E.
* When Sarah went to school. Singmaster, E.
* When she was thirty. Moulton, L. C.
* When the bayou overflows. Dunbar, A.
* When the Christmas tide sets in. Cutting, M. S.
* When the clouds fell down. Ralph, J.
* When the Colonel was a duellist. Page, T.
* When the devil was better. Morris, G.
* When the devil was well. Atherton, G.
* When the door opened. Grand, S.
* When the earth stopped. Aumonier S
* When the flag falls. Futrelle, T.
* When the flowers fade. Goerifiger, I.
* When the gods slept. Dunsany, E.
* When the hero came home. Gale, Z.
* When the ice went out. Pangborn, G. W.
* When the king loses his head. Andreev, L. N.
* When the mail came in. Beach, R. E.
* When the old century was new. Dreiser, T.
* When the sap rose. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* When the ship comes home. Besant W and Rice, J.
* When the stage was stopped. Lewis, A. H.
* When the swallows homeward fly. Parker, G.
* When the tinkers came. MacManus, S.
* When the turtle turned loose. Lewis, M. C.
* When the waters were up at "Jules." Harte, B.
* When the world was young. London, J.
* When they know the real each other. Gale, Z.
* When town and country meet. Singmaster, When Tutt first saw Tucson. Lewis, A. H.
* When was Wednesday the tenth? See Allen, G. Cruise of the Albatross
* When we let our pilot go. Grenfell, W. T.
* When Whiskey Bill died. Lewis, A. H.
* When woman proposes. French, A. W.
* Whence and whither. Stuart, R. M.
* "Where angels fear to tread." Robertson, M.
* Where Avon into Severn flows. Frederic, H.
* Where Fancy was bred. Wister, O.
* Where ignorance is bliss. Barr, R.
* Where ignorance is bliss. Deland, M.
* Where ignorance was bliss. Davis, C. B.
* Where it was. Wister, O.
* Where life is marked down. Hughes, R.
* Where love is, there God is also, Tolstoi, L. N.
* Where lovers dream. Yezierska, A.
* Where northern lights come down o' nights. Beach, R. E.
* Where pennyroyal grew. Jewett, S. O.
* Where Sarah Jane's doll went. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Where the car turns at 18th. Ferber, E.
* Where the Christmas-tree grew. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Where the harrycane comes from. Harris, J. C.
* Where the janitor had the best of it. Norris, K.
* Where the laborers are few. Deland, M.
* Where the thunder lives. Harris, J. C.
* Where the tides ebb and flow. Dunsany, E.
* Where the trail forks. London, J.
* Where there is nothing there is God. Yeats, W. B.
* Where thieves break in. Bacon, J. D.
* Where was Wych street? Aumonier, S.
* Wherein Mac dilates on the human side of "His worship, the chief justice," and his fellow dogs. Smith, F. H.
* Wherein the gentle art of dining is variously described. Smith, F. H.
* Where's Duncan. Harris, J. C.
* Where's Nora. Jewett, S. O.
* Whibley's spirit. Jerome, J. K.
* Which? Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Which is the madman? See Simms, W. G. Those old limes! or, Which is the madman?
* Which make men remember. London, J.
* Which shall it be? Hawkins, A. H.
* Which was George? Morris, G.
* Which was the murderer? Barr, R.
* While the auto waits. Henry, O.
* While the automobile ran down. Loomis, C. B.
* While the evil days come not. White, W. A.
* While the lamp holds out to burn. Parker, G.
* While versus guile. Train, A. C.
* Whims of Captain McCarthy, Harris, J. C.
* Whipping of Uncle Henry. Harben, W. N.
* Whirl asunder. Atherton, G.
* Whirligig of life. Henry, O.
* Whirlpool. Dunsany, E.
* Whirlwind. Glinski, A. J.
* Whisper. Chambers, R. W.
* Whisper in the dark. Alcott, L. M.
* Whisperer. Parker, G.
* Whispers about women. Merrick, L.
* Whistling Dick's Christmas stocking. Henry, O.
* Whistling of Zoetique. Andrews, M. R. S.
* Whitaker, Herman, 1867-1919
* Stiff condition
| In | Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. M. |
* Quaint courtships
* White, Eliza Orne, 1856-
* Bismarck dinner
| In | Browning courtship |
* Borrowed sister
| In | Borrowed sister |
* Brothers in fur
| In | Brothers in fur |
* Browning courtship
| In | Browning courtship |
* Atlan 62:99
* Commonplace Carrie
| In | Browning courtship |
* New Eng M 4:785
* Ednah and her brothers
| In | Ednah and her brothers |
* Enchanted mountain
| In | Enchanted mountain |
* Faithful failure
| In | Browning courtship |
* Atlan 75:613
* Fatted calf
| In | Browning courtship |
* Hammerton type-writer
| In | Browning courtship |
* Little change
| In | Atlan 86:832 |
* Queen of clubs
| In | Browning cour tship |
* Atlan 73:653
* Two authors
| In | Browning courtship |
* White, Stewart Edward, 1873-
* Billy's tenderfoot
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* McClure 18:546
* Brace-game
| In | Sat Eve Post 180:10 D 14 '07 |
* Buried treasure
| In | McClure 27:115 |
* California John
| In | Sat Eve Post 180:3 Ap 18 '08 |
* Case of mutual respect
| In | Sat Eve Post 190:15 O 27 '17 |
* Charley
| In | Ladies' H J 32:23 N '15 |
* Courtship
| In | Sat Eve Post 180:5 Ja 4; 15 Ja 11 '08 |
* Drive
| In | Sat Eve Post 180:12 N 23 '07 |
* Easy dollar! shoot it quick!
| In | Sat Eve Post 193:32 Ag 14 '20 |
* Edge of the ripple
| In | Harper 134:867 |
* Fifth way
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* Fire
| In | Sat Eve Post 180:8 Je 20 '08 |
* Forced labor
| In | Sat Eve Post 190:16 S 15 '15 |
* Foreman
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* McClure 21:391
* Girl in red
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* Lippinc 65:313
* Girl who got rattled
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* Cent 62:464
* Hole in the cap
| In | Am M 68:315 |
* Honk-honk breed
| In | Everybody's 17:34 |
* Inspector
| In | Sat Eve Post 180:8 My 9 '08 |
* Killer
| In | Killer |
* Life of the winds of heaven
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* McClure 19:317
* Little girl
| In | Am M 67:245 |
* Magic forest; a modern fairy story
| In | Magic forest |
* Marshes
| In | Am M 67:554 |
* Moisture—a trace
| In | Harper 136:656 |
* Naming
| In | Sat Eve Post 190:10 Jl 21 '17 |
* Pagan
| In | Everybody's 5:683 |
* Pollock boys
| In | Sat Eve Post 180:14 My 30 '08 |
* Princess and the poet
| In | Harper 103:374 |
* Prospector
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* Race
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* Lippinc 66:773
* Rawhide
| In | McClure 24:172 |
* River-boss
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* McClure 19:417
* Riverman
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* McClure 20:575
* Road agent
| In | Killer |
* Collier's 42:16 S 26 '08
* Santa Maria Maggiore
| In | Cent 65:668 |
* Saving grace
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* McClure 13:398
* Sealer
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* McClure 20:462
* Seafaring man
| In | Collier's 37:18 S 15 '06 |
* Tide
| In | Killer |
* Collier's 56:7 O 16 '15
* Trelawney learns
| In | Sat Eve Post 190:14 Ag 18 '21 |
* True sportsmen
| In | Sat Eve Post 190:12 S 1 '17 |
* Two cartridges
| In | Blazed trail stories |
* Two-gun man
| In | Collier's 35:13 Ap 15 '05 |
* Two-handed game
| In | Harper 107:811 |
* Until the last shot
| In | Am M 67:107 |
* White magic
| In | Sat Eve Post 190:20 Ag 4 '21 |
* White, William Allen, 1868-
* Chief clerk's Christmas
| In | Real issue |
* Fraud of men
| In | Real issue |
* Gods arrive
| In | God's puppets |
* Sat Eve Post 187:5 Ap 24 '15
* Herb called Hearts-ease
| In | Court of Boyville |
* Home-coming of Colonel Hucks
| In | Real issue |
* McClure 8:326
* James Sears: a naughty person
| In | Court of Boyville |
* Kansas stories
| In | Real issue |
* McClure 8:321, 326
* King of Boyville
| In | Real issue |
* McClure 8:321
* Leaven of the pharisees
| In | Sat Eve Post 192:20 My 29 '20 |
* Man on horseback
| In | Stratagems and spoils |
* Scrib M 26:538
* Man who made the Star
| In | Collier's 55:12 N '15 |
* Martyrdom of "Mealy Jones"
| In | Court of Boyville |
* McClure 9:968
* Mercy of death
| In | Stratagems and spoils |
* Scrib M 27:237
* Miss Morgan's victory
| In | Idler 20:45 |
* Most lamentable comedy
| In | Stratagems and spoils |
* Much pomp and several circumstances
| In | Court of Boyville |
* Nocturne
| In | Real issue |
* "The one a Pharisee"
| In | God's puppets |
* Prodigal daughter
| In | Real issue |
* Prosperous gentleman
| In | God's puppets |
* Sat Eve Post 187:6 O 10 '14
* Reading of the riddle
| In | Real issue |
* Real issue
| In | Real issue |
* Recent confederate victory
| In | Court of Boyville |
* McClure 9:701
* Record on the blotter
| In | Real issue |
* Regeneration of Colonel Hucks
| In | Real issue |
* Social quadrangle
| In | Sat Eve Post 187:3 Mr 6 '15 |
* Story of a grave
| In | Real issue |
* Story of Aqua Pura
| In | Real issue |
* Story of the Highlands
| In | Real issue |
* Strange boy
| In | God's puppets |
* Sat Eve Post 187:6 Ag 1 '14
* That's for remembrance
| In | Real issue |
* Triumph's evidence
| In | Stratagems and spoils |
* Scrib M 30:463
* Undertaker's trust
| In | Real issue |
* Victory for the people
| In | Stratagems and spoils |
* Scrib M 25:717
* While the evil days come not
| In | Court of Boyville |
* McClure 11:344
* White admiral of the woods. Ward, H. U.
* White and yellow. London, J.
* White-barked pine. Austin, M. H.
* White battalion. Wood, F. G.
* White birch tree. Freeman, M. E. W.
* White birds of Sandakkan. Gray, D.
* White blackbird. See Musset, A. de. Story of a white blackbird
* White blackbird. Perry, B.
* White blot; the story of a picture. Van Dyke, H.
* White bombazine. Dwight, H. G.
* White bread. Gale, Z.
* White brick. See Burnett, F. H. Behind the white brick
* White bull. Voltaire, F. M. de A.
* White butterfly. Selgas, J.
* White cat. Jacobs, W. W.
* White cat (adapted). Scudder, H. E.
* White Christopher. Slosson, A. T.
* White chrysanthemums. Moulton, L. C.
* White cockatoo. Austin, M. H.
* White counterpane. Dunbar, P. L.
* White cowl. Allen, J. L.
* White crown. Ward, H. D.
* White dog. Teternikov, F. K.
* White elephant. Lewis, M. C., and Rector, J. L.
* White elephant. Reade, C.
* White feather. Aldrich, T. B.
* White feather. Deland, M.
* White flower of a blameless life. Aumonier, S.
* White fox. Grenfell, W. T.
* White goods. Hurst, F.
* White heather. Phillpotts, E.
* White heron. Jewett, S. O.
* White hour. Austin, M. H.
* White islander. Catherwood, M. H.
* White lady. Maupassant, G. de
* White lady. Turgenev, I. S.
* White light of publicity. Davis, C. B.
* White magic. White, S. E.
* White mail. Warman, C.
* White man's way. London, J.
* White mother. Teternikov, F. K.
* White muscats of Alexandria. Morris, G.
* White night. Masefield, J.
* White nights. Dostoevskĭĭ, F. M.
* White old maid, Hawthorne, N.
* White pagoda. Sedgwick, A. D.
* White pebbles. Brown, A.
* White penitent. Janvier, T. A.
* White people. Burnett, F. H.
* White pigeon. Edgeworth, M.
* White poodle. Kuprin, A. I.
* White rose. Porter, E. H.
* White rose road. Jewett, S. O.
* White roses. Jacks, L. P.
* White satin and home-spun. Trask, K. N.
* White seal. Kipling, R.
* White shadow. Chambers, R. W.
* White silence. London, J.
* White sleep of Auber Hurn. Rici, R.
* White stocking. Lawrence, D. H.
* White swan. See Parker, G. Going of the white swan
* White umbrella. Fernald, C. B.
* White water. Duncan, N.
* White weaver. Parker, G.
* White wings to the raven. Pemberton, M.
* White wolf. Maupassant, G. de
* Whitebrow. Chekhov, A. P.
* Whither thou goest." Hopkins, M. S. B.
* Whitman, Stephen French
* Last room of all
| In | O. Henry memorial award prize stories of 1920 |
* Whitsun Harp, regulator. Thanet, O.
* Whittington and his cat (adapted). Jacobs, J.
* Who aims a star. Overton, G.
* Who can tell? See Maupassant, G. de. Who knows?
* Who crosses Storm mountain? Craddock, C. E.
* Who is she? French, A. W.
* Who is Sylvia? Kelly, M.
* Who killed Cock Robin? Lewis, M. C.
* Who killed Cock Robin? Nicholson, M.
* Who killed the otter's babies? Skeat, W. W.
* Who knows? Maupassant, G. de
* "Who laughs last." Lewis, M. C.
* Who stand for the gods? Dunbar, P. L.
* Who was my quiet friend. Harte, B.
* Who was she? Chekhov, A. P.
* Who was she? Taylor, B.
* Who was to blame? Chekhov, A. P.
* Whom mince pie hath joined together. Glaspell, S.
* Whom the gods destroyed. Bacon, J. D.
* Whose business is to live. London, J.
* Whose dog—? Gregg, F.
* Whose fault? Sienkiewicz, H.
* Whose wife was she? Jackson, H. H.
* Why Abbylonia surrendered. Thanet, O.
* Why Billy went back. Merrick, L.
* Why Brother Bear has no tail. Harris, J. C.
* Why Brother Bull growls and grumbles. Harris, J. C.
* Why Brother Fox's legs are black. Harris, J. C.
* Why Brother Wolf didn't eat the little rabbits. Harris, J. C.
* Why he loved her. Maartens, M.
* Why I am not editing "The Stinger." Bierce, A.
* Why I am still a lawyer. Bikelas, D.
* Why it was W-on-the-eyes. Montague, M. P.
* Why men don't marry. Hawkins, A. H.
* Why Mignon went to market. Smith, F. H.
* Why Mr. Billy Goat's tail is short. Harris, J. C.
* Why Mr. Cricket has elbows on his legs. Harris, J. C.
* Why Mr. Dog is tame. Harris, J. C.
* Why Mr. Dog runs Brother Rabbit. Harris, J. C.
* Why Mr. Possum has no hair on his tail. Harris, J. C.
* Why Mr. Possum loves peace. Harris, J. C.
* Why not? Galsworthy, J.
* Why she was glad. Corelli, M.
* Why the alligator's back is rough. Harris, J. C.
* Why the bear is a wrestler. Harris, J. C.
* Why the bishop left Rye Beach. Adams, O. F.
* Why the cat always falls upon her feet. Holbrook, F.
* Why the confederacy failed. Harris, J. C.
* Why the delegate walked. Loomis, C. B.
* Why the evergreen trees never lose their leaves. Holbrook, F.
* Why the guinea fowls are speckled. Harris, J. C.
* Why the guineas stay awake. Harris, J. C.
* Why the hawk catches chickens. Harris, J. C.
* Why the little Frenchman wears his hand in a sling. Poe, E. A.
* Why the milkman shudders when he perceives the dawn. Dunsany, E.
* Why the moon's face is smutty. Harris, J. C.
* Why the negro is black. Harris, J. C.
* Why the pope lived to be so old. Lagerlöf, S.
* Why the sea is salt. Dasent, G. W.
* Why the turkey buzzard is bald-headed. Harris, J. C.
* Why there is a man in the moon. Hoibrook, F.
* Why they married. Lowndes, M. A. B.
* Why Thomas was discharged. Arnold, G.
* Wicked "Celestine." Connolly, J. B.
* Wicked voice. Paget, V.
* Wicked woman. London, J.
* Wick's Waterloo. Morrison, A.
* Widder Johnsing. Stuart, R. M.
* Widder Vlint. Keats, G.
* Widdershins. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Widow. Maupassant, G. de
* Widow and her son. Irving, W.
* Widow Callahan's Christmas dinner. Loomis, C. B.
* Widow man. Phillpotts, E.
* Widow Meehan's cassimeer shawl. Mac-Manus, S.
* Widow of Jansen. See Parker, G. Little widow of Jansen
* Widow of Piper's Point. Hornung, E. W.
* Widow of the Santa Ana Valley. Harte, B.
* Widow Wat's courtship. Hogg, J.
* Widower Turmore. Bierce, A.
* Widow's bandbox. Stowe, H. B.
* Widow's cruise. Stockton, F. R.
* Widow's dog. Mitford, M. R.
* Widow's mite. Kirk, E. O.
* Widow's ordeal; or, A judicial trial by combat. Irving, W.
* Widow's third. Brown, A.
* Wife. Chekhov, A. P.
* Wife. Cutting, M. S.
* Wife and mistress. Maupassant, G. de
* Wife for Jack Dempsey. MacManus, S.
* Wife of a hero. Jordan, E. G.
* Wife of a king. London, J.
* Wife of Chino. Norris, F.
* Wife of his youth. Chesnutt, C. W.
* Wife of Lochmabeh. See Hogg, J. Country dreams and apparitions
* Wife of the candidate. Jordan, E. G.
* Wife of the governor. Andrews, M. R. S.
* Wife's coffin. Morris, G.
* Wife's confession. Maupassant, G. de
* Wife's love. Harrison, C. C.
* Wiggin, Kate Douglas (Smith) (Mrs. George C. Riggs), 1857-
* Abijah the brave and the fair Emmajane
| In | New chronicles of Rebecca |
* Scrib M 41:304
* Abner Simpson's new leaf
| In | New chronicles of Rebecca |
* Author's reading at Bixby Centre
| In | Ladies' H J 18:5 Mr '01 |
* Barn that came to life
| In | Ladies' H J 36:41 Jl '19 |
* Beeksteak pie of Bramall Hall
| In | Good H 62:657 |
* Birds' Christmas carol
| In | Birds' Christmas carol |
* Card
| In | Delin 87:6 D '15; 88:17 Ja '16 |
* Cathedral courtship
| In | Cathedral courtship |
* Atlan 69:610
* Daughters of Zion
| In | New chronicles of Rebecca |
* Scrib M 40:406
* Début of Patricia
| In | Atlan 85:599 |
* Diary of a goose-girl
| In | Diary of a goose-girl |
* Scrib M 29:515, 728; 30:93
* Difference m hearts
| In | Flag-raising |
* Rebecca of Sunnybrook farm
* Eventful trip of the Midnight Cry
| In | Village watch-tower |
* Finding a home (from Timothy's quest)
| In | Finding a home |
* Fore-room rug
| In | Village watch-tower |
* Atlan 73:316
* Green isle
| In | New chronicles of Rebecca |
* Scrib M 41:37
* Half-a-dozen housekeepers
| In | Half-a-dozen housekeepers |
* Huldah the prophetess
| In | Ladies in waiting |
* Harper 92:115
* Jack o' lantern
| In | New chronicles of Rebecca |
* Scrib M 40:129
* Little prophet
| In | New chronicles of Rebecca |
* Marm Lisa
| In | Marm Lisa |
* Atlan 78:297, 452, 619
* Mat Milliken's improvements
| In | Good H 72:47 Mr '21 |
* Miss Thomasina Tucker
| In | Ladies in waiting |
* Scrib M 58:139
* Nooning tree
| In | Village watch-tower |
* Atlan 73:770
* Old Peabody pew
| In | Homespun tales |
* Old Peabody pew
* Ladies' H J 23:7 D '05; 11 Ja '06
* Our new possessions
| In | Scrib M 65:129 |
* Patsy. See Wiggin, K. D. Story of Patsy
* Penelope in Venice
| In | Cent 77:742 |
* Philippa's nervous prostration
| In | Ladies in waiting |
* Scrib M 39:144
* Quilt of happiness
| In | Ladies' H J 34:10 D '17 |
* Penelope's English experiences
| In | Penelope's English experiences |
* Rebecca's point of view
| In | Flag-raising |
* New chronicles of Rebecca
* Rebecca's reminiscences
| In | New chronicles of Rebecca |
* Rebecca's thought book
| In | New chronicles of Rebecca |
* Scrib M 40:525
* Romance of a Christmas card
| In | Romance of a Christmas card |
* Wiggin, Kate Douglas—Continued
* Rose o 1 the river
| In | Homespun tales |
* Rose o' the river
* Cent 69:643, 843; 70:119
* Saving of the colors
| In | Flag-raising |
* New chronicles of Rebecca
* State o' Maine girl
| In | Flag-raising |
* New chronicles of Rebecca
* Scrib M 40:641
* Story of Patsy
| In | Story of Patsy |
* Susanna and Sue
| In | Homespun tales |
* Tom o' the blueb'ry plains
| In | Village watch-tower |
* Tragedy in millinery
| In | New chronicles of Rebecca |
* Turning point
| In | Ladies in waiting |
* Scrib M 48:34
* Two little runaways (from Timothy's quest)
| In | Children's hour 10:44 |
* Two on a tour
| In | Ladies in waiting |
* Village Stradivarius
| In | Village watch-tower |
* Atlan 75:61, 205
* Village watch-tower
| In | Village watch-tower |
* Atlan 69:375
* Wisdom's ways
| In | Flag-raising |
* Wigwag message. Robertson, M.
* Wild boar shooting. Chambers, R. W.
* Wild goose. Morris, G.
* Wild night at Wood river. Warman, C.
* Wild oats of a spinster. Rice, A. H.
* Wild oranges. Hergesheimer, J.
* Wild pansies. Morris, G.
* Wild waters. Osbourne, L.
* Wild west in Dennisport Vorse, M. H.
* Wild youth. Parker, G.
* Wilde, Oscar Fingall O'Flahertie Wills, 1856-1900
* Birthday of the Infanta
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 3 |
* Writings (University) v 1
* Fairy tales
* Happy prince
* Canterville ghost
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 4 |
* Writings (University) v 3
* Devoted friend
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 3 |
* Writings (University) v 1
* Fairy tales
* Fisherman and his soul
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 3 |
* Writings (University) v 1
* Fairy tales
* Happy prince
* Happy prince
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 3 |
* Writings (University) v 1
* Fairy tales
* Happy prince
* House of pomegranates
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 3 |
* Writings (University) v 1
* Fairy tales
* Happy prince
* Lord Arthur Savile's crime
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 4 |
* Writings (University) v 3
* Model millionaire
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 4 |
* Writings (University) v 3
* Nightingale and the rose
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 3 |
* Writings (University) v 1
* Fairy tales
* Happy prince
* Portrait of Mr. W. H.
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 4 |
* Writings (University) v 3
* Eclectic M 113:236
* Remarkable rocket
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 2 |
* Writings (University) v 1
* Fairy tales
* Selfish giant
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 3 |
* Writings (University) v 1
* Fairy tales
* Happy prince
* Sphinx without a secret
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 4 |
* Writings (University) v 3
* Star-child
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 3 |
* Writings (University) v 1
* Fairy tales
* Happy prince
* Young king
| In | Works (Sunflower) v 3 |
* Writings (University) v 1
* Fairy tales
* Happy prince
* Wilderness. Beresford, J. D.
* Wilderness station. Peattie, E. W.
* Wildrick's dump. Chambers, R. W.
* Wildwood limited. Warman, C.
* Wiles of the wooer. Kelly, M.
* Wilfred and his grandmother. French, A.
* Wilful murder. Hornung, E. W.
* Wilhelmina. Woolson, C. F.
* Wilkins. Bangs, J. K.
* Wilkinson's wife. Sinclair, M.
* Will. Edgeworth, M.
* Will. Maupassant, G. de
* Will. Mitford, M. R.
* Will and a way. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* Will and a way. Jacobs, W. W.
* Will of old Chogue. Bazin, R.
* Will o' the mill Stevenson, R. L.
* Will you walk into my parlor? Dreiser, T.
* William. Jewett, S. O.
* William and Hannah. Mitford, M. R.
* William Bacon's hired man. Garland, H.
* "William Foster." Hichens, R. S.
* William Henry at school. Harris, J. C.
* William Marsdale's awakening. Edward, H. O.
* Williarn of Wykeman's workman. Harraden, B.
* William the conqueror. Kipling, R.
* William Wilson. Poe, E. A.
* Williams, Ben Ames, 1889-
* Sheener
| In | Collier's 66:5 Jl 10 '20 |
* They grind exceeding small
| In | O. Henry memorial award prize stories of 1919 |
* Williams, Jesse Lynch, 1871-
* Advantages of a college education
| In | Girl and the game |
* All's right with the world
| In | Lippinc 95:58 |
* At the corner of Lover's Lane
| In | Girl and the game |
* Sat Eve Post 173:16 O 27 '00
* Blind man's buff
| In | Sat Eve Post 183:12 O 8 '10 |
* Burglar and the lady
| In | Scrib M 34:173 |
* Carroll's family party
| In | Scrib M 45:570 |
* Carroll's formal garden
| In | Scrib M 46:753 |
* Carroll's fortune
| In | Scrib M 48:339 |
* Carroll's millionaire tenant
| In | Scrib M 45:712 |
* City editor's conscience
| In | Stolen story |
* Scrib M 25:440
* College and the circus
| In | Girl and the game |
* College men
| In | Princeton stories |
* Comedy of a playwright
| In | Sat Eve Post 182:12 S 4 '09 |
* Cub reporter and the king of Spain
| In | Stolen story |
* Scrib M 25:277
* Diners-out
| In | Sat Eve Post 182:9 F 5 '10 |
* Fixing that freshman
| In | Princeton stories |
* Frederic Carroll, monogamist
| In | Scrib M 45:416 |
* Girl and the game
| In | Girl and the game |
* Harper 98:78
* Girl from the machine
| In | Scrib M 40:467 |
* Great secretary-of-state interview
| In | Stolen story |
* Scrib M 24:540
* Harvest
| In | Scrib M 31:57 |
* Hazing of Valliant
| In | Princeton stories |
* Hero worship
| In | Princeton stories |
* Honeymoon
| In | Sat Eve Post 181:8 Je 12 '09 |
* Leg pull
| In | Girl and the game |
* Sat Eve Post 174:10 O 12 '01
* Little tutor
| In | Princeton stories |
* Madness of Poler Stacy
| In | Princeton stories |
* Man in the window
| In | Girl and the game |
* Man that led the class
| In | Princeton stories |
* Mrs. H. Harrison Wells's shoes
| In | Stolen story |
* Scrib M 24:688
* Mortimer's failure
| In | Scrib M 42:183 |
* New reporter
| In | Stolen story |
* Scrib M 23:572
* Old reporter
| In | Stolen story |
* Professor and the painted lady
| In | Metropol 47:9 F '18 |
* Reddy Armstrong's reformation
| In | Girl and the game |
* Remating time
| In | Remating time |
* Responsibility of Lawrence
| In | Princeton stories |
* Scrub quarter-back
| In | Princeton stories |
* Sentimental twaddle
| In | Collier's 49:22 Ap 13 '12 |
* Stolen story
| In | Stolen story |
* Scrib M 22:232
* Talks with a kid brother
| In | Girl and the game |
* What the old graduate learned
| In | Girl and the game |
* When girls come to Princeton
| In | Princeton stories |
* Winning of the cane
| In | Princeton stories |
* Young love
| In | Scrib M 42:727 |
* William's wedding. Jewett, S. O.
* Willing muse. Gather, W. S.
* Willis, Nathaniel Parker, 1806-1867
* Bandit of Austria
| In | Romance of travel |
* Beauty and the beast
| In | Johnson, R. Little classics v 4 |
* Inlet of peach blossoms
| In | Baldwin, C. S. American short stories |
* Lady Ravelgold
| In | Romance of travel |
* Mr. and Mrs. Follett; or, More than I bargained for
| In | Godey 24:55 |
* More than I bargained for. See Willis, N. P. Mr. and Mrs. Follett m
* Oonder hoofden; or, The undercliff
| In | Romance of travel |
* Paletto's bride
| In | Romance of travel |
* Pasquali, the tailor of Venice
| In | Romance of travel |
* Picker and piler
| In | Romance of travel |
* Two buckets in a well
| In | Stories by American authors v 4 |
* Undercliff. See Willis, N. P. Oonder hoofden
* Violanta Cesarina
| In | Romance of travel |
* Willow taper. Bazin, R.
* Willow-ware. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Willow walk. Lewis, S.
* Willows. Blackwood, A.
* Willum's vanilla. Babcock, E. S.
* Wilson, John, 1785-1854
* Snow-storm
| In | Johnson, R. Little classics v 7 |
* Wily Mrs. Wilton. Norris, W. E.
* Wimmin and girls. Connelly, J. B.
* Wimpole's chair. Marshall, A.
* Win Or lose. See Sienkiewicz, H. On a single card
* Wind blows. Mansfield, K.
* Wind flower. Bacon, J. D.
* Wind-gnome. Lie, J. L. I.
* Wind in the grass. Wright, M. O.
* Wind in the rose-bush. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Windfall. Barr, R.
* Windfall. Blasco Ibáñez, V.
* Windigio. Catherwood, M. H.
* Window. Maupassant, G. de
* Window in Thrums. Barrie, W.
* Windows. Hewlett, M. H.
* Windsor club stories, i. Prelude. Phelps, E. S.
* Wine of violence. Gerould, K. F.
* Winged blackmail London, J.
* Winged coronet. French, A. W.
* Winged hats. Kipling, R.
* Winged sandals. Andrews, M. R. S.
* Wingham case. Norris, W. E.
* Winglebury duel. Dickens, C.
* Wings. Cutting, M. S.
* Wings. Yezierska, A.
* Wings of Horus. Blackwood, A.
* Winnifred's dance. Cutting, M. S.
* Winning a D.C.M. Empey, A. G.
* Winning lady. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Winning of Elizabeth Fothergill. Silberrad, U. L.
* Winning of the biscuit-shooter. Wister, O.
* Winning of the cane. Williams, J. L.
* Winning of the saucy PaolL Lewis, A. H.
* Winter. Korolenko, V. G.
* Winter city favorite. Davis, C. B.
* Winter courtship. Jewett, S. O.
* Winter morning. Benson, E. F.
* Winter of their discontent. French, A. W.
* Winter offensive. Jacobs, W. W.
* Winters and the Palmleys. Hardy, T.
* Winter's courting. Brown, A.
* Winter's tale. Lamb, C.
* Winthrop, Theodore, 1828-1861
* Love and skates
| In | Johnson, R. Little classics v 6 |
* Atlan 9:70, 223
* Wintry peacocks. Lawrence, D. H.
* Winwood's luck. Harrison, C. C.
* Wireless. Kipling, R.
* Wireless confession. Lefèvre, E.
* Wireless confusion. Blackwood, A.
* Wireless message, Bierce, A.
* Wireless night at Hai-Po bay. Connolly, J. B.
* Wireless tragedy. Seawell, M. E.
* Wisdom of dark Pathrick. MacManus, S.
* Wisdom of the king. Yeats, W. B.
* Wisdom of the trail. London, J.
* Wisdom's ways. Wiggin, K. D.
* Wise bird and the foolish bird. Harris, J. C.
* Wise little fool. Stetson, G. E. C.
* Wise man's sack. Mitchell, S. W.
* Wise men. Crane, S.
* Wise men's well. Lagerlöf, S.
* Wise Miss Carrington. Morris, G.
* Wise woman. Watson, J.
* Wise woman of Walna. Phillpotts, E.
* Wise women of Inverness. Black, W.
* Wister, Owen, 1860-
* Balaam and Pedro
| In | Harper 88:203 |
* Concerning bad men
| In | Everybody's 4:320 |
* Destiny at Drybone
| In | Lin McLean |
* Harper 96:60
* Dragon of Wantley
| In | Dragon of Wantley |
* Drake who had means of his own
| In | Members of the family |
* Sat Eve Post 183:5 Mr 11 '11
* Extra dry
| In | Members of the family |
* Game and the nation
| In | Harper 100:884 |
* General's bluff
| In | Red men and white |
* Harper 89:508
* Gift horse
| In | Members of the family |
* Sat Eve Post 181:3 Jl 18 '08
* Grandmother Stark
| In | Harper 95:63 |
* Hank's woman
| In | Jimmy John boss |
* Happy-teeth
| In | Members of the family |
* How doth the Simple Spelling Bee
| In | How doth the Simple Spelling Bee |
* Sat Eve Post 179:3 F 2 '07
* How Lin McLean went East
| In | Lin McLean |
* Harper 86:135
* In a state of sin
| In | Harper 104:453 |
* In the after-days
| In | Lin McLean |
* In the back
| In | Members of the family |
* Jimmyjohn boss
| In | Jimmyjohn boss |
* Journey in search of Christmas
| In | Journey in search of Christmas |
* Lin McLean
* Keystone crime
| In | Everybody's 17:435 |
* Kinsman of Red Cloud
| In | Jimmyjohn boss |
* Lin McLean's honeymoon
| In | Lin McLean |
* Harper 90:283
* Little Big Horn medicine
| In | Red men and white |
* Mother
| In | Mother [This story appeared originally in A House Party, by nine authors. It has been Slightly altered.] |
* Napoleon Shave-Tail
| In | Jimmyjohn boss |
* Padre Ignazio
| In | Padre Ignazio |
* Jimmyjohn boss
* Harper 100:692
* Patronage of High Bear
| In | Cosmopol 30:250 |
* Philosophy 4
| In | Philosophy 4 |
* Lippinc 68:193
* Pilgrim on the Gila
| In | Red men and white |
* Harper 91:837
* Promised land
| In | Timmyjohn boss |
* Harper 88:781
* Salvation gap
| In | Red men and white |
* Harper 89:673
* Second Missouri compromise
| In | Red men and white |
* Harper 90:534
* Separ's vigilante
| In | Lin McLean |
* Harper 94-517
* Serenade at Siskiyou
| In | Red men and white |
* Cosmopol 4:273
* Sharon's choice
| In | Jimmyjohn boss |
* Specimen Jones
| In | Red men and white |
* Harper 89:204
* Spit-cat creek
| In | Members of the family |
* Stanwick's business
| In | Sat Eve Post 177:3 O 8 '04 |
* Superstition trail
| In | Sat Eve Post 174:1 O 26; 5 N 2 '01 |
* There it was
| In | Sat Eve Post 183:5 Ap 22 '11 |
* Timberline
| In | Members of the family |
* Sat Eye Post 180:3 Mr 7 '07
* Tinaja Bonita
| In | Red men and white |
* Harper 90:859
* Twenty minutes for refreshment
| In | Jimmyjohn boss |
* Harper 100:235
* Until sundown
| In | Cur Lit 33:182 |
* Vicious circle
| In | Sat Eve Post 175:1 D 13 '02 |
* Where Fancy was bred
| In | Harper 92:574 |
* Where it was
| In | Members of the family |
* Winning of the biscuit-shooter
| In | Lin McLean |
* Harper 88:52
* With malice aforethought
| In | Sat Eve Post 174:3 My 3; 6 My 10 '02 |
* With the coin of her life
| In | Cent 78:161 |
* Wit of Porportuk. London, J.
* Witch Chekhov, A. P.
* Witch. Kuprin, A. I.
* Witch. Phillpotts, E.
* Witch aunt See Lamb, M. Maria Howe
* Witch of Harpswell. Bates, A.
* Witch of the Corso. Heyse, P. J. L.
* Witch of the well. Harris, J. C.
* Witchcraft of Chuma. Silberrad, U. L.
* Witche's den. Nizida
* Witches' loaves. Henry, O.
* Witches of Traquair. Hogg, J.
* Witch's daughter. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Witch's gold. Garland, H.
* With a detailed account of a dangerous footpad. Smith, F. H.
* With a difference. Bland, E. N.
* With a dissertation on round pegs and square holes. Smith, F. H.
* With a money king behind me Loomis, C. B.
* With an E. Bland, E. N.
* With angels and shepherds. Cutting, M. S.
* With any amazement dialogue. Kipling, R.
* With bell, book and candle. Phillpotts, E.
* With bridges burned. Beach, R. E.
* With Christmas love from Barbara. Morris, K.
* With especial reference to a girl in a steamer chair. Smith, F. H.
* With intent to defraud. Merrick, L.
* With intent to steal. Blackwood, A.
* With interest to date. Beach, R. E.
* With malice aforethought. Wister, O.
* With scrip and staff. Peattie, E. W.
* With special reference to a certain colony of penguins. Smith, F. H.
* With that measure of love. Duncan, N.
* With the Apache's compliments. Lewis, A. H.
* With the buccaneers. Pyle, H.
* With the coin of her life. Wister, O.
* With the entrees. Harto, B.
* With the eyes shut. Bellamy, E.
* With the main guard. Kipling, R.
* With the night mail. Kipling, R.
* With the savour of salt. Hopkins, W. J.
* "With the three hundred thousand francs which Girardin promised me!" Daudet, A.
* With unleavened bread. Watson, J.
* Withered arm. Hardy, T.
* Withered hand (Turkish)
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, Oriental |
* Withered leaves, Kielland, A. L.
* Withering of a rose. Corelli, M.
* Witherle's freedom. Comer, C. A. P.
* Within an ace of the end of the world. Barr, R.
* Within the eye of honor. Hibbard, G. A.
* Within the gates. Ward, E. S. P.
* Without a lawyer. Morris, G.
* Without a title. Chekhov, A. P.
* Without benefit of clergy. Kipling, R.
* Without end. Lefèvre, E.
* Without introduction. Miller, A. D.
* Without the wedding garment
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, English-Irish |
* Without visible means. Morrison, A.
* Witnesses. Andrews, M. R. S.
* Witter Kerfoot. See Stringer, A. J. Man who couldn't sleep
* Wives of the dead. Hawthorne, N.
* Wizard of Wall street. Barr, R.
* Wizard's touch. Brown, A.
* Woe. Chekhov, A. P.
* Woe unto the pitcher. Moulton, L. C.
* Wogs. Mitchell, S. W.
* Wolf. Maupassant, G. de
* Wolf. Turgenev, I. S.
* Wolf at Susan's door. French, A. W.
* Wolf-leader. Dumas, A.
* Wolf of Cismon. Pemberton, M.
* Wolf that wanted a doctor. Mitchell, S. W.
* Wolf! Wolf! Chambers, R. W.
* Wolfert Webber; or, Golden dreams. Irving, W.
* Wolfe's cove. Catherwood, M. H.
* Wolf's head. Craddock, C. E.
* Wolf's spring, near Heidelberg. Auerbach, B.
* Wolf's widow. Bazin, R.
* Wolfville: Boanerges. Lewis, A. H.
* Wolfville Daily Coyote. Lewis, A. H.
* Wolfville foundling. Lewis, A. H.
* Wolfville: Jimjani Wallis, liar. Lewis, A. H.
* Wolfville: Marihuana. Lewis, A. H.
* Wolfville-Red Dog Fourth of July. Lewis, A. H.
* Wolfville Thanksgiving. Lewis, A. H.
* Wolfville: the troubles of old Bender. Lewis, A. H.
* Wolfville: those differences between Tutt and Texas Thompson. Lewis, A. H.
* Wolfville's first funeral. Lewis, A. H.
* Wolverden tower. Allen, G.
* Wolves of God. Blackwood, A.
* Woman. Galsworthy, J.
* Woman and her bonds. Lefèvre, E.
* Woman and the cat. Prevost, E. M.
* Woman and the law. Lewis, M. C.
* Woman at Seven Brothers. Steele, W. D.
* Woman at the cross-ways. Sharp, W.
* Woman at the Eighteen-mile. Austin, M. H.
* Woman-beater. Zangwill, L.
* Woman from purgatory. Lowndes, M. A. B.
* Woman-hater. Zola, E.
* Woman in armor. Catherwood, M. H.
* Woman in marble. Merrick, L.
* Woman in possession. Le Gallienne, R.
* Woman in the alcove. Green, A. K.
* Woman in the book. Merrick, L.
* Woman in the case. See Futrelle, J. Motor boat
* Woman in the case. Hibbard, G. A.
* Woman in the case. Train, A. C.
* Woman in the morgue. Parker, G.
* Woman in the room. Gale, Z.
* Woman of stone. Barr, R.
* Woman of the Saeter. Jerome, J. K.
* Woman of the war (Studies in blindness. 4). Locke, W. J.
* Woman pavement artist. Harraden, B.
* "Woman suffrage at St. Catharine's. Jordan, E. G.
* Woman who hated politics. Miller, A. D.
* Woman who loved Chopin. Huneker, J. G.
* Woman who never gets any sympathy. Fisher, D. C.
* Woman who tried to be good. Ferber, E.
* Woman who understood. Thanet, O.
* Woman who was his friend. Sudermann, N.
* Woman who wished to die. Merrick, L.
* Woman whom God loved. Brown, A.
* Woman with the net. Sharp, W.
* Woman you know. Porter, E. H.
* Woman's auxiliary of the Oakdale hunt. Gray, D.
* Woman's charity. Bourget, P.
* Woman's exchange of Simpkinsville. Stuart, R. M.
* Woman's ghost story. Blackwood, A.
* Woman's hand. Allen, G.
* Woman's kingdom. Chekhov, A. P.
* Woman's pulpit. Ward, E. S. P.
* Woman's victory. Maartens, M.
* Woman's way. Smith, F. H.
* Woman's whims. Saintine, J. X. B.
* Woman's wiles. Maupassant, G. de
* Woman's wit. Hibbard, G. A.
* Women. See Chekhov, A. P. Woman's kingdom
* Women. [Monologue]. Stuart, R. M.
* Wonder of it. Futrelle, J.
* Wonder-workers. Cutting, M. S.
* Wonderful adventures of Gutefundus. Stockton, F. R.
* Wonderful ash tree. Stockton, F. R.
* Wonderful Christmas gift. Coppee, F.
* Wonderful glass. Erckmann, E., and Chatrian, A.
* Wonderful history of Mr. Robert Dalyell. Oliphant, M. W.
* Wonderful history of Peter Schlemihl, the man who lost his shadow. See Chamisso, A. von. Peter Schlemihl
* Wonderful stone (Chinese)
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, Oriental |
* Wonderful story of Terry MacGowan. Mac-Manus, S.
* Wonderful tar-baby story. Harris, J. C.
* Wonderful wheel. Earle, M. T.
* Wonderful window. Dunsany, E.
* Wonders of the three Donals. MacManus, S.
* Wondersmith. O'Brien, F. J.
* Wood, Frances Gilchrist
* Turkey red
| In | O. Henry memorial award prize stories of 1919 |
* White battalion
| In | O'Brien, E. J. ed. Best short stories for 1918 |
* Bookm 47:270
* Wood, John Seymour, 1853-
* Puritan ingenue
| In | Stories of New York (Stories from Scribner) |
* Wood cutter. Mitford, M. R.
* Wood-cutting expedition. Tolstoi, L. N.
* Wood-felling. See Tolstoi, L. N. Woodcutting expedition
* Wood-fire and its friends. Smith, F. H.
* Wood-ladies. Gibbon, P.
* Wood-magic. Van Dyke, H.
* Wood of the dead. Blackwood, A.
* Wood-ranger's son. Auerbach, B.
* Woodcocks. Maupassant, G. de
* Wooden shoes. Maupassant, G. de
* Woodhaven goat. Edwards, H. S.
* Woodsman's story of the Great White Chief. Parker, G.
* Woog and the weeze. Harris, J. C.
* Wooing of Betty. Gale, Z.
* Wooing of Fan Tod. Peattie, E. W.
* Wooing of Miss Woppit. Field, E.
* Wooing of Teige. Frederic, H.
* Wool-gatherer. Hogg, J.
* Woolson, Constance Femmore, 1848-1894
* At the chateau of Corinne
| In | Dorothy |
* Harper 75:778
* Black point
| In | Harper 59:84 |
* "Bro"
| In | Rodman the keeper |
* Castle nowhere
| In | Castle nowhere |
* Christmas party
| In | Front yard |
* Harper 86:40
* Dorothy
| In | Dorothy |
* Harper 84:551
* Felipa
| In | Rodman the keeper |
* Lippinc 17:702
* Florentine experiment
| In | Dorothy |
* Atlan 46:502
* Front yard
| In | Front yard |
* Harper 78:119
* In the cotton country
| In | Rodman the keeper |
* In Venice
| In | Front yard |
* Jeannette
| In | Castle nowhere |
* Scrib o s 9:232
* King David
| In | Rodman the keeper |
* Scrib o s 15:781
* Lady of Little Fishing
| In | Castle nowhere |
* Atlan 34:293
* Misery landing
| In | Castle nowhere |
* Miss Elizabetha
| In | Rodman the keeper |
* Appleton 13:327
* Miss Grief
| In | Stories by American authors v 4 |
* Lippinc 25:574
* Neptune's shore
| In | Front yard |
* Harper 77:763
* Old agency
| In | Castle nowhere |
* Old Gardiston
| In | Rodman the keeper |
* Harper 52:662
* Peter the parson
| In | Castle nowhere |
* Pink villa
| In | Front yard |
* Harper 77:837
* Rodman the keeper
| In | Rodman the keeper |
* Atlan 39:261
* St. Clair flats
| In | Castle nowhere |
* Sister St. Luke
| In | Rodman the keeper |
* Galaxy 23:489
* Solomon
| In | Atlan 32:413 |
* South devil
| In | Rodman the keeper |
* Atlan 45:173
* Street of the Hyacinth
| In | Front yard |
* Transplanted boy
| In | Dorothy |
* Harper 88:425
* Up in the Blue Ridge
| In | Rodman the keeper |
* Appleton 20:104
* Waitress
| In | Dorothy |
* Wilhelmina
| In | Castle nowhere |
* Atlan 35:44
* Woon gate. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Words never to be forgotten. Heyse, P. J. L.
* Words of love. Maupassant, G. de
* Work, death and sickness. See Tolstoi, L. N. Labour, death and disease
* Work of art. Chekhov, A. P.
* Worker in stone. Parker, G.
* Workers. Galsworthy, J.
* World and the door. Henry, O.
* World as it goes. Voltaire, F. M. de A.
* World without—dialogue. Kipling, R.
* Worldly Miss Revelle. Overton, G.
* Worldly woman. Paget, V.
* Worm. Bottome, P.
* Worm that God prepared. Craigie, P. M. T.
* Worn doorstep. Sherwood, M. P.
* Worrosquoyacke. Harrison, C. C.
* Worse than married. Miller, A. D.
* Worshipper of the image. Le Gallienne, R.
* Worst man in the troop. King, C.
* Would-be-friends. Curie, R.
* Would Dick do that? Hibbard, G. A.
* Would you? Hurst, F.
* Wrackham's memoirs. Sinclair, M.
* Wreath of pines. Davis, C. B.
* Wrath of the Zuyder Zee. Janvier, T. A.
* Wreck. Maupassant, G. de
* Wreck at Roubideau. Warman, C.
* Wreck of the Golden Mary. Dickens, C.
* Wreck of the 'Grosvenor.' Payn, J.
* Wreck of the 'Juno.' Payn, J.
* Wreck of the Rough-an'-Tumble. Duncan, N.
* Wreck of the "Semilante." Daudet, A.
* Wreck of the Titan; or, Futility. Robertson, M.
* Wreck of the Visigoth. Kiplmg, R.
* Wreck of the Will-o'-the-wisp. Duncan, N.
* Wrecked in port. Ward, E. S. P.
* Wrecker. Connolly, J. B.
* Wrench of chance. Watanna, O.
* Wressley of the foreign office. Kiplmg, K..
* Wrestlers. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Wriggletto. Bangs, J. K.
* Wright, Mabel Osgood (Mrs. James Osbourne Wright) (Barbara, pseud.), 1859-
* Adoption of Albert and Victoria
| In | Open window |
* Groundsel-tree
| In | Open window |
* Wright, Mabel Osgood—Continued
* Immigrants
| In | Open window |
* Markis and the major
| In | Open window |
* Open window
| In | Open window |
* Rat-catcher
| In | Open window |
* Simple life
| In | Open window |
* Stalled train
| In | Open window |
* Transition
| In | Open window |
* Tree of life
| In | Open window |
* Vandoo
| In | Open window |
* Wind in the grass
| In | Open window |
* Wright, Mary (Tappan), 1851-
* As haggards of the rock
| In | Truce |
* Asphodel
| In | Scrib M 46:448 |
* Day together
| In | Scrib M 29:19 |
* Dead letters
| In | Ind 53:2102 |
* Deep as first love
| In | Truce |
* Scrib M 15:218
* Fragment of a play, with a chorus
| In | Truce |
* Scrib M 9:605
* Macedonia
| In | Truce |
* Mountain
| In | Harp W 51:162 |
* Portion of the tempest
| In | Truce |
* Scrib M 15:712
* Pro tempore
| In | Scrib M 39:674 |
* Sacred concert
| In | Scrib M 34:117 |
* Truce
| In | Truce |
* Scrib M 9:31
* Vox
| In | Harper 107:770 |
* Wristers for three. Porter, E. H.
* Wrists on the door. Fish, H.
* Writer. Galsworthy, J.
* Writer. Gorky, M.
* Writing on the image. Morris, W.
* Writing on the wall. Davis, Richard H.
* Wrong black bag. Lewis, Angelo
* Wrong door. Wharton, F. W.
* Wrong house. Hornung, E. W.
* Wrong house. Maupassant, G. de
* Wrong number. Nicholson, M.
* Wrong pew. Hurst, F.
* Wrong thing. Kipling, R.
* Wyatt, Edith Franklin, 1873-
* Beauty and the beast
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Beggar's Christmas
| In | Atlan 102:845 |
* Brave tin soldier
| In | Everyone his own way |
* California conscience
| In | McClure 33:355 |
* Chatter-box
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Compulsory assistant
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Daffy-down-dilly
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Failure
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Howells, W. D. ed. Great modern American stories
* Fox and the stork
| In | Everyone his own way |
* In November
| In | Atlan 104:673 |
* Jack Sprat
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Joy of life. See Wyatt, E. F. Shallow spirit of judgment
* Limitations
| In | Everyone his own way |
* McClure 16:551
* Many men of many minds
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Matter of taste
| In | Everyone his own way |
* McClure 16:236
* Mother
| In | Howells, W. D., and others. Whole family ch 9 |
* Paradox
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Parents' assistant
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Peacock's tail
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Perfect woman
| In | Cent 72:943 |
* Queen for a day
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Question of service
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Satyr's children, a fable
| In | Atlan 98:513 |
* Shallow spirit of judgment: Joy of life;
* Still waters; Two citizens
| In | Everyone his own way |
* McClure 15:423
* Snow-white and rose-red
| In | McClure 20:404 |
* Still waters. See Wyatt, E. F. Shallow spirit of judgment
* Story of a wayside inn
| In | Everyone his own way |
* Trade winds
| In | Everyone his own way |
* McClure 15:567
* Two citizens. See Wyatt, E. F. Shallow spirit of judgment
* Wynne, Madeline Yale, 1847-1918
* Aftermath
| In | Outlook 74:620 |
* Ancestral invasion
| In | Ancestral invasion and other stories |
* Chip of the old block
| In | Ancestral invasion and other stories |
* Drove of facts, and a flock of fancies
| In | Ancestral invasion and other stories |
* Experiment in time
| In | Ancestral invasion and other stories |
* Atlan 81:717
* Flight of feathers
| In | Ancestral invasion and other stories |
* Game of solitaire
| In | Ancestral invasion and other stories |
* Atlan 80:685
* House that Stephen built
| In | Ancestral invasion and other stories |
* In Granada
| In | Little room and other stories |
* In nether spaces
| In | Ancestral invasion and other stories |
* Little room
| In | Little room and other stories |
* Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. M.
* Shapes that haunt the dusk
* Howells, W. D. ed. Great modern American stories
* Harper 91:467
* Master-hand at bees
| In | Ancestral invasion and other stories |
* My ghost of a chance
| In | Little room and other stories |
* Sabriny, dad and co.
| In | Ancestral invasion and other stories |
* Scarf
| In | Little room and other stories |
* Sequel to The little room
| In | Little room and other stories |
* Study in hands
| In | Ancestral invasion and other stories |
* Undoing of the burglar
| In | Ancestral invasion and other stories |
* Voice
| In | Little room and other stories |