# Index to Short Stories/Index to Short Stories/Ho

* Hoard of the Gibbelms. Dunsany, E.
* Hobbes, John Oliver. See Craigie, P. M. T
* Hobby rider. Jerome, J. K.
* Hobo and the fairy. London, J.
* Hochenheimer of Cincinnati. Hurst, F.
* Hocus-pocus. Train, A. C.
* Hodja Saleep. Corovich, S.
* Hodo gets his blood up. Harris, J. C.
* Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Wilhelm, 1776-1882
* Agate heart
| In | Hoffmann's strange stories |
* Antonia's song
| In | Hoffmann's strange stories |
* Arthur's hall
| In | Weird tales v 1 |
* Berthold the madman
| In | Hoffmann's strange stories |
* Cardillac, the jeweller
| In | Hoffmann's strange stories |
* Cooper of Nuremburg
| In | Hoffmann's strange stories |
* Coppelius the sandman. See Hoffmann, E. T. W. Sandman
* Cremona violin
| In | Weird tales v 1 |
* Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. Little masterpieces of fiction v 2
* Stories by foreign authors, German v 1
* Doge and dogess
| In | Weird tales v 2 |
* Elementary spirit
| In | Weird tales |
* Entail
| In | Weird tales v 1 |
* Fascination
| In | Hoffmann's strange stories |
* Fermata
| In | Weird tales v 1 |
* Gambler's luck
| In | Weird tales v 2 |
* Golden pot
| In | Carlyle, T. German romance v 2 |
* Lost reflection
| In | Hoffmann's strange stories |
* Mademoiselle de Scuderi
| In | Weird tales v 2 |
* Master Johannes Wacht
| In | Weird tales v 2 |
* Master Martin the cooper
| In | Weird tales v 2 |
* Mystery of the deserted house
| In | Hoffmann's strange stories |
* Nutcracker and Mouseking
| In | Nutcracker and Mouseking |
* Pharo bank
| In | Hoffmann's strange stories |
* Salvator Rosa
| In | Hoffmann's strange stories |
* Sandman
| In | Weird tales v 1 |
* Signer Formica
| In | Weird tales v 1 |
* Walled up door
| In | Hoffmann's strange stories |
* Hogg, James (Ettrick Shepherd, pseud.), 1770-1835
* Adam Bell
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Adam Scott
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Adventures of Basil Lee
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Adventures of Colonel Peter Aston
| In | Tales and sketches v 6 |
* Baron St. Gio
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Bridal of Polmood
| In | Tales and sketches v 2 |
* Brownie of Bodsbeck
| In | Tales and sketches v 1 |
* Brownie of the Black Hags
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Cameronian preacher's tale
| In | Tales and sketches v 2 |
* Country dreams and apparitions: 1. Wife of Lochmabeh; 2, Cousin Mattie; 3, Wclldean Hall; A. Tibby Johnston's wraith
| In | Tales and sketches v 2 |
* Country funeral
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Cousin Mattie. See Hogg, J. Country dreams and apparitions
* Duncan Campbell
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Emigration
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Evan M'Gabhar
| In | Tales and sketches v 1 |
* Fraser 6:450
* Fords of Callum
| In | Tales and sketches v 2 |
* George Dobson's expedition to Hell
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Gordon and the Gipsey
| In | Tales and sketches v 6 |
* Hunt of Eildon
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Julia M'Kenzie
| In | Tales and sketches v 5 |
* Katie Cheyne
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Laird of Cassway
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Long pack
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Marvellous doctor
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Blackw 22:349
* Mary Burnet
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Mary Montgomery
| In | Tales and sketches v 6 |
* Mr. Adamson of Laversdope
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Mysterious bride
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Blackw 28:943
* Nancy Chisholm
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Old soldier's tale
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Prodigal son
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Robb Dodds
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* School of misfortune
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Shepherd's wedding
| In | Tales and sketches v 2 |
* Sound morality
| In | Tales and sketches v 2 |
* Souters of Selkirk
| In | Tales and sketches v 3 |
* Story of good Queen Bess
| In | Tales and sketches v 2 |
* Story of the forty-six
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Strange courtship
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Surpassing adventures of Allan Gordon
| In | Tales and sketches v 1 |
* Tale of Pentland
| In | Tales and sketches v 1 |
* Tale of the martyrs
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Tibby Hyslop's dream
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Tibby Johnston's wraith. See Hogg, J. Country dreams and apparitions
* Trials of temper
| In | Tales and sketches v 2 |
* Two Highlanders
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Wat Pringle o j the yair
| In | Tales and sketches v 6 |
* Watchmaker
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Welldean Hall See Hogg, J. Country dreams and apparitions
* Widow Wat's courtship
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Wife of Lochmabeh. See Hogg, J. Country dreams and apparitions
* Witches of Traquair
| In | Tales and sketches v 4 |
* Hogg, James—Continued
* Wool-gatherer
| In | Tales and sketches v 1 |
* Hoggarty diamond. See Thackeray, W. M. History of Samuel Titmarsh, etc.
* Hogni and Hedim. See Morris, W. Tale of Hogni
* Holbrook, Florence
* Why the cat always falls upon her teet
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:519 |
* Why the evergreen trees never lose their leaves
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:514 |
* Why there is a man in the moon
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:517 |
* Hold-up. Ste Janvier, T. A. Hart's nephew's hold-up
* Hold-up. Seawell, M. E.
* Hold-up at the canyon head. Lewis, A. H.
* Holding hands. Morris, G.
* Holding up a train. Henry, O.
* Hole. Maupassant, G. de
* Hole in the cap. White, S. E.
* Hole in the wall. Alcott, L. M.
* Holford will case. Morrison, A.
* Holiday. Bland, E. N.
* Holiday. Harraden, B.
* Holiday romance. Dickens, C.
* Holiday touch. Loomis, C. B.
* Hollow. Chekhov, A. P.
* Hollow land. Morris, W.
* Hollow of the three hills. Hawthorne, N.
* Hollow ruby. Hawthorne, J.
* Holly and pizen. Stuart, R. M.
* Holly court. Norris, K.
* Holly-tree. Dickens, C.
* Holmes, Oliver Wendell, 1809-1894
* Visit to the asylum for aged and decayed punsters
| In | Jessup, A. ed. Best American humorous short stories |
* Holocaust of Manor Place. Doyle, A. C.
* Holstomer. See Tolstoi, L. N. Kholstomer
* Holy cross. Field, E.
* Holy medal. Coppee, F.
* Holy night. Lagerlöf, S.
* Holy terror, Bierce, A.
* Holy wedlock. Zangwill, I.
* Home, Chekhov, A. P.
* Home. Norris, K.
* Home-coming. Doyle, A. C.
* Home coming. Maupassant, G. de
* Home-coming. Singmaster, E.
* Home-coming. Tagore, R.
* Home-coming of Colonel Hucks. White, W. A.
* Home-coming of Jessica. Freeman, M. E.
* Home-coming of Jirn Wilkes. Harte, B.
* Home girl. Ferber, E.
* Home grown. Hurst, F.
* Home kraal. Gibbon, P.
* Home run. Hurst, F.
* Home of the bride. Brown, A.
* Home-sickness. Moore, G.
* Home to him's ? muvver. Montague, M. P.
* Home to mother. Norris, K.
* Home tragedy. Verga, G.
* Homecoming. See Maupassant, G. de. Home coming
* Homecoming. Gale, Z.
* Homely heroine. Ferber, E.
* Homely sacrifice. Spofford, H. P.
* Homespun wizardry. Brown, A.
* Homestead westward in the Blue Mountains. Lie, J. L. I.
* Homeward bound. Jacobs, W. W.
* Homo. Smith, F. H.
* Honest ideal. Maupassant, G. de
* Honest log-roller. Zangwill, I.
* Honest man. Gerould, K. F.
* Honest people. Heyse, P. J. L.
* Honest soul. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Honest thief. Dostoevskĭĭ, F. M.
* Honey and myrrh. Brown, A.
* Honey-bee. France, A.
* Honey tree. Jewett, S. O.
* Honeymoon. Bennett, E. A.
* Honeymoon. Gale, Z.
* Honeymoon. Gissing, G. R.
* Honeymoon. Williams, J. L.
* Honeymoon â l'Americaine. See Fisher, D. C. Honeymoon—Vive l'Amerique!
* Honeymoon Vive l'Amerique. Fisher, D. C.
* Honfleur the sedate. Janvier, T. A.
* Honk-honk breed. White, S. E.
* Honolulu. Maugham, W. S.
* Honor among thieves. Train, A. C.
* Honor among thieves. Robertson, M.
* Honor bright. Nicholson, M.
* Honor O'Callaghan. Mitford, M. R.
* Honor of a gentleman. Comer, C. A. P.
* Honor of France. See Janvier, T. A. For the honor of France
* Honor of the Bastables. Bland, L. M.
* Honor of the escort. Gray, D.
* Honor of the road. Hornung, E. W.
* Honor of the troop. Remington, F.
* Honor thy father. Morris, G.
* Honorable Archie. Nicholson, M.
* Honorable Christmas. Long, J. L.
* Honorable Laura. Hardy, T.
* Honorable Miss Moonlight. Watanna, O.
* Honorable Clive Torby. Walpole, H.
* Honorable Tommy. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Honoréd in the breach. Magruder, J.
* Honorine. Balzac, H. de
* Honors of defeat Overton, G.
* Honour and arms. Lawrence, D. H.
* Honour of the village. Gorky, M.
* Honours of war. Kipling, R.
* Hoodlum band; or, The boy chief, the infant politician, and the pirate prodigy. Harte, B.
* Hoodoo of the Minnietta. Austin, M. H.
* Hoodooed. Rice, A. H.
* Hood's wood violet. Loomis, C. B.
* Hookedy-crookedy. MacManus, S.
* Hooker-up-the-back. Ferber, E.
* Hooking water-melon. Bellamy, E.
* Hoop. Teternikov, F. K.
* "Hoops, my dear!" Ferber, E.
* Hop-frog. Poe, E. A.
* Hop-O'-My-Thumb (adapted) . Scudder, H. E.
* Hope, Anthony. See Hawkins, Anthony Hope
* Hope. Galsworthy, J.
* Hope. Maupassant, G. de
* Hope deferred. Bacon, J. D.
* Hopes. Bremer, F.
* "Hope's clad in April green." Kielland, A. L.
* Hopkins, Mrs. Margaret Sutton (Briscoe) 1864-
* Animation of Beck Ann
| In | Harp B 32:1050 |
* Annie Tousey's little game
| In | Jimty and others |
* Harper 91:179
* Apples of gold
| In | Sixth sense |
* Scrib o s 12:677
* Assistant bishop
| In | Change of heart |
* Chip
| In | Perchance to dream |
* Christmas mummers
| In | Jimty and others |
* Concealed weapons
| In | Jimty and others |
* Cent 64:616
* Creating a vacuum
| In | Change of heart |
* Outlook 69:1020
* Cuban cactus
| In | Harper 100:485 |
* Daughter's heart
| In | Harper 116:936 |
* Debt of honor
| In | Everybody's 16:80 |
* Debtors
| In | Change of heart |
* "Die, which I won't"
| In | Perchance to dream |
* Echo
| In | Jimty and others |
* Entomological wooing
| In | Jimty and others |
* Harper 94:649
* Fifteen county rock
| In | Perchance to dream |
* Gentleman-in-plush
| In | Perchance to dream |
* Girl that Peter brought
| In | Ladies' H J 26:12 Mr '09 |
* Goose-chase
| In | Jimty and others |
* Harper 42:807
* His bad half-hour
| In | Harp W 48:1708 |
* His mother-at-heart
| In | Ladies' H J 26:16 D '08 |
* His nomination
| In | Harper 98:465 |
* His old love
| In | Harper 101:405 |
* His opportunity
| In | Harp W 47:756 |
* His prerogative
| In | Harper 107:196 |
* His price
| In | Harper 106:583 |
* How Sarah paid for peace
| In | Cent 54:281 |
* How the spirit moved Cynthia
| In | Perchance to dream |
* I. O. U.
| In | Sixth sense |
* Image of Eve
| In | Harper 116:516 |
* In loco parentis
| In | Harper 108:524 |
* It is the custom
| In | Jimty and others |
* Jimty
| In | Jimty and others |
* Harper 91:439
* Legacy
| In | Perchance to dream |
* Little still
| In | Outlook 76:836 |
* Made in heaven
| In | Harper 115:546 |
* Mathilda's address book
| In | Sixth sense |
* Matriculation of Courtney
| In | Harper 108:380 |
* Miss Chesilia McCarthy
| In | Perchance to dream |
* Mortal coil
| In | Sixth sense |
* Ned
| In | Perchance to dream |
* Overland n s 17:152
* Of her own household
| In | Sixth sense |
* Old Peninsula house
| In | Perchance to dream |
* Oscar and Louise
| In | Change of heart |
* Scrib M 30:436
* Perchance to dream
| In | Perchance to dream |
* Price of peace
| In | Jimty and others |
* Princess I-would-I-wot-not
| In | Jimty and others |
* Harper 94:475
* Quarter loaf
| In | Jimty and others |
* Harper 95:964
* Red tassels
| In | Change of heart |
* Cent 66:380
* Salt of the earth
| In | Jimty and others |
* Secret
| In | Harp W 53:22 Ag 21 '09 |
* Sixth sense
| In | Sixth sense |
* Harper 96:247
* Sporting chance
| In | Ladies' H J 25:16 O '08 |
* Tea-leaf
| In | Perchance to dream |
* Temple of Solomon
| In | Sixth sense |
* Cent 57:692
* Thomas Bate's covenant
| In | Perchance to dream |
* Through a glass darkly
| In | Perchance to dream |
* Uncle Elijah's corner cupboard
| In | Sixth sense |
* Hopkins, Margaret Sutton—Continued
* Versus the same
| In | Harper 116:769 |
* "Whither thou goest"
| In | Change of heart |
* Harper 104:239
* Will and a way
| In | Sixth sense |
* Hopkins, William John, 1863-
* Betty Bethune
| In | Harper 126:699 |
* Burbury Stoke
| In | Burbury Stoke |
* Allan 110:145
* Cecily
| In | Meddlings of Eve |
* Atlan 104:145
* Clammcr
| In | Clannner |
* Atlan 96:145
* Daughter of the rich
| In | Clammer |
* Atlan 96:736
* Doctor
| In | Atlan 102:348 |
* Ellen Forth and the painter boy
| In | Atlan 118:34 |
* Fall of the house of Johns
| In | Atlan 98:194 |
* Fisherman
| In | Atlan 100:783 |
* King's son of Palemban
| In | Atlan 102:169 |
* Maker of salt
| In | Harp B 50:28 F '15 |
* Margaret
| In | Meddlings of Eve |
* Meddlings of Eve
| In | Meddlings of Eve |
* Old Goodwin's wife
| In | Clammer |
* Atlan 97:309
* Princess who wanted the moon
| In | Outlook 105:665 |
* Salt of the sea
| In | Scrib M 64:747 |
* Skipper of the Matrimony
| In | Outlook 102:727 |
* With the savour of salt
| In | Harp B 50:32 S '15 |
* Hopper. Nicholson, M.
* Hoppin, Augustus, 1828-1896
* At Au ton house
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 10:26 |
* Hor and Kalinitch. See Turgenev, I. S. Khor and Kalinitch
* Horai. Hearn, L.
* Horatio Sparkins. Dickens, C.
* Horla. Maupassant, G. de
* Horn-o'-the-moon. Brown, A.
* Horn of plenty. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Horned viper. See Hichens, R. S. I. Snakebite. II. Horned viper
* Horrible. Maupassant, G. de
* Horror of the heights. Doyle, A. C.
* Horror on the stair. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Horrors of Paris. Durnas, A.
* Hornung, Ernest William, 1866-
* After the fact
| In | Some persons unknown |
* Chambers's J 73:6, 55
* Angel of life
| In | Witching hill |
* Scrib M 5:596
* At the pistol's point
| In | Strand M 13:771 |
* "Author! Author!"
| In | Some persons unknown |
* Strand M 25:241
* Bad night
| In | Thief in the night |
* Black hole of Glenranald
| In | Stingaree |
* Strand M 28:675
* Bride from the bush
| In | Bride from the bush |
* Bushranger at bay
| In | Stingaree |
* Strand M 28:363
* Chest of silver
| In | Thief in the night |
* Christmas story
| In | Pall Mall M 48:882 |
* Chrystal's century
| In | Atlan 91:738 |
* Strand M 25:623
* Costume piece
| In | Amateur cracksman |
* Criminologist's club
| In | Thief in the night |
* Croucher hopeless case: a crime doctor story
| In | Crime doctor 25:185 |
* Everybody's 29:257
* Doctor's assistant. See Hornung, E. W. Lady Vera, semi-militant
* Duel in the desert
| In | Stingaree |
* Farewell performance
| In | Some persons unknown |
* Fate of Faustina
| In | Raffles |
* Scrib M 29:277
* Field of Philippi
| In | Thief in the night |
* Collier's 35:21 Ap 25 '05
* Gentleman and players
| In | Amateur cracksman |
* McSpadden, J. W. ed. Famous detective stories
* Gift of the emperor
| In | Amateur cracksman |
* Golden key: a problem in lovers for the crime doctor
| In | Crime doctor |
* Everybody's 29:559
* Governess of Greenbush
| In | Some persons unknown |
* Chambers's J 72:74
* Honour of the road
| In | Stingaree |
* Strand M 28:483
* Hopeless case. See Hornung, E. W. Crouche hopeless case
* House with the red blinds
| In | Witching hill |
* Scrib M 51:310
* Ides of March
| In | Amateur cracksman |
* Irralie's bushranger
| In | Irralie's bushranger |
* Jubilee present
| In | Raffles |
* Scrib M 29:220
* Kenyon's innings
| In | Some persons unknown |
* Liv Age 193:584
* Longman's 19:614
* Knees of the gods
| In | Raffles |
* Lady of the lift
| In | Scrib M 46:156 |
* Lady Vera, semi-militant: the crime doctor gains an assistant [Doctor's assistant]
| In | Crime doctor |
* Everybody's 30:413
* Larrikin of Diamond Creek
| In | Strand M 16:703 |
* Last laugh
| In | Raffles |
* Scrib M 29:483
* Last word
| In | Thief in the night |
* Life-preserver; a crime doctor story
| In | Crime doctor |
* Everybody's 28:758
* Literary coincidence
| In | Some persons unknown |
* Local colour
| In | Witching hill |
* Locked room
| In | Witching hill |
* Scrib M 52:349
* Luckiest man in the colony
| In | Strand M 1:422 |
* Magic cigar
| In | Some persons unknown |
* Man at the wheel
| In | Scrib M 48:187 |
* Man that shot MacTurk
| In | Pall Mall M 7:102 |
* Matter of two ciphers [Schoolmaster abroad]
| In | Crime doctor |
* Everybody's 29:660
* Notorious Miss Anstruther
| In | Strand M 1:466 |
* Moth and the star
| In | Stingaree |
* Strand M 29:405
* My double
| In | Harp W 48:1284 |
* Nine points of the law
| In | Amateur cracksman |
* No sinecure
| In | Raffles |
* Scrib M 29:30
* Schoolmaster abroad. See Hornung, E. W. Matter of two cyphers
* Saloon passenger
| In | Strand M 19:603 |
* Old flame
| In | Raffles |
* Scrib M 29:707
* One possessed: the crime doctor solves the mystery of the brown devils
| In | Crime doctor |
* Everybody's 30:273
* Physician who healed himself: a crime doctor story
| In | Crime doctor |
* Everybody's 28:590
* Poet of the Jumping Sandhills
| In | Scrib M 49:326 |
* Premier pas
| In | Amateur cracksman |
* Purification of Mulfera
| In | Stingaree |
* Rallies relics
| In | Thief in the night |
* Real Simon pure
| In | Strand M 29:3 |
* Rest cure
| In | Thief in the night |
* Return match
| In | Amateur cracksman |
* Second murderer
| In | Crime doctor |
* Everybody's 30:700
* Shadow of a man
| In | Lippinc 65:323 |
* Shadow of the law
| In | Munsey 26:19 |
* Spin of the coin
| In | Some persons unknown |
* Spoils of sacrilege
| In | Thief in the night |
* Star of the Grasmere
| In | Some persons unknown |
* Stroke of five
| In | Belgravia 64:70 |
* Strong-minded Miss Methuen
| In | Strand M 3:237 |
* Taking of Stingaree
| In | Stingaree |
* Leslie's M 52:315
* Temple of Bacchus
| In | Witching hill |
* Thief in the night
| In | Thief in the night |
* To catch a theif
| In | Raffles |
* Scrib M 29:591
* "To the vile dust"
| In | Stingaree |
* Strand M 29:123
* Trap to catch a cracksman
| In | Thief in the night |
* Under arms
| In | Witching hill |
* Scrib M 51:732
* Unhallowed ground
| In | Witching hill |
* Scrib M 51:149
* Vicious circle
| In | Witching Hill |
* Scrib M 51:411
* Villian -worshipper
| In | Stingaree |
* Strand M 29:298
* Voice in the wilderness
| In | Stingaree |
* Strand M 28:295
* Hornung, Ernest William—Continued
* Voice of Gunbar
| In | Some persons unknown |
* Widow of Piper's Point
| In | Some persons unknown |
* Wilful murder
| In | Amateur cracksman |
* Wrong house
| In | Raffles |
* Scrib M 30:343
* Horrors of the concentrated mind. Eisner, D. C.
* Horse-dealers. Duhamel, G.
* Horse dealer's daughter. Lawrence, D. H.
* Horse mariners. Kipling, R.
* Horse-stealers. Chekhov, A. P.
* Horse that b'leeved he'd get there. Slosson, A. T.
* Horse-thieves. Kuprin, A. I.
* Horse trade. Long, J. L.
* Horseman in the sky. Bierce, A.
* "Horses for France." Empey, A. G.
* Horse's tale. Clemens, S. L.
* Horseshoe. Phillpotts, E.
* Horsey name. Chekhov, A. P.
* Hosier. Blicher, S. S.
* Hoskaninni. Warman, C.
* Hospital patient. Dickens, C.
* Hostage. Liljencrantz, O. A.
* Hostage. Page, T. N.
* Hostage to misfortune. Gibbon, P.
* Hostages to Momus. Henry, O.
* Hostile brothers. Auerbach, B.
* Hostile skulls. Jókai, M.
* Hosts invisible. Pemberton, M.
* Hot biscuits and honey. Nicholson, M.
* Hot-foot Hannibal. Chesnutt, C. W.
* Hothouse Americans. Osbourne, L.
* Hotel experience of Mr. Pink Fluker. Johnston, R. M.
* Hotwell's duel. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Houdin, R. (Jean Eugene Robert Houdin) 1805-1871
* Conjurer's confessions
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, Modern magic |
* Hour and the man. Barr, R.
* Hour of Freydis. Cabell, J. B.
* House and the brain. See Lytton, E. B. Haunted and the haunters
* House beyond Pretty marsh. Mitchell, S. W.
* House-boating in China. Ralph, J.
* House built upon sand. Harrison, C. C.
* House-cat. Fuller, H. B.
* House for sale. Daudet, A.
* House in the dismal swamp. Burnett, F. H.
* House in the mist. Green, A. K.
* House in the wood. Bland, E. N.
* House in two parishes. Phillpotts, E.
* House of clocks. Green, A. K.
* House of cobwebs. Gissing, G. R.
* House of Dives. Singmaster, E.
* House of eld. Stevenson, R. L.
* House of Eulalie. Harland, H.
* House of Fahy. Somerville, E. A. O.
* House of Haddock. Morrison, A.
* House of life. Cutting, M. S.
* House of Mapuhi. London, J.
* House of Nucingen. See Balzac, H. de. Nucingen and Co.
* House of offense. Austin, M. H.
* House of pomegranates. Wilde, O.
* House of pride. London, J.
* House of Rimmon. Deland, M.
* House of storms. Vorse, M. H.
* House of terror. Mason, A. E. W.
* House of the bride. Brown, A.
* House of the cat and racket. See Balzac, H. de. At the sign of the cat and racket
* House of the dead hand. Wharton, E.
* House of the giraffe. Dwight, H. G.
* House of the golden song. Peattie, E. W.
* House of the green shudders. Loomis, C. B.
* House of the Open Heart. Train, A. C.
* House of the seven Santas. Bangs, J. K.
* House of the sphinx. Dunsany, E.
* House of the tennis-playing cat. See Balzac, H. de. At the sign of the cat and racket
* House of the unbelieving Thomas. Heyse, P. J. L.
* House of the Wolfings. See Morris, W. Tale of the house of the Wolfings
* House of their rest. Bacon, J. D.
* House of two barbels. Theuriet, A.
* House on the beach. Meredith, G.
* House on the hill-top. Stetson, G. E. C.
* House opposite. Hawkins, A. H.
* House party. Ouida
* House surgeon. Kipling, R.
* House that Stephen built. Wynne, M. Y.
* House that was not. Peattie, E. W.
* House with the blinds. Norris, F.
* House with the brick-kiln. Benson, E. F.
* House with the broken shutter. Parker, G.
* House with the mezzanine (a painter's story). See Chekhov, A. P. Artist's story
* House with the red blinds. Hornung, E. W.
* House with the tall porch. Parker, G.
* House with the tower. Brown, A.
* Houseboat on the Styx. Bangs, J. K.
* Household gods. Le Gallienne, R.
* Household gods. Moulton, L. C.
* Household of felicity. Stetson, G. E. C.
* Household wreck. DeQuincey, T.
* Householders. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Householdry. Gale, Z.
* Housekeeping book. Goeringer, I.
* Housewarming. Nicholson, M.
* Housewife. See Cabell, J. B. Story of the housewife
* Housewife. Galsworthy, J.
* How a king was found. Harris, J. C.
* How a trout broke a friendship. Remington, F.
* How a witch was caught. Harris, J. C.
* How Ali came to the black country. Dunsany, E.
* How Andrew carried the precinct. Page, T. N.
* How Aunt Minervy Ann ran away and back again. Harris, J. C.
* How Barrington returned to Johannesburg. Mason, A. E. W.
* How Bernt went whaling. Boyesen, H. H.
* How Bill got his grizzly. Stringer, A. J.
* How Black Snake caught the wolf. Harris, J-C.
* How Brer Rabbit raised the dust. Harris, J. C.
* How Brer Rabbit saved Brer Bear's life. Harris, J. C.
* How Brigadier Gerard lost his ear. Doyle, A. C.
* How Brother Bear's hair was combed. Harris, J. C.
* How Brother Fox failed to get his grapes. Harris, J. C.
* How Brother Fox was too smart. Harris, J. C.
* How Brother Lion lost his wool. Harris, J. C.
* How Brother Parker fell from grace. Dunbar, P. L.
* How Brother Rabbit brought family trouble on Brother Fox, Harris, J. C.
* How Brother Rabbit frightened his neighbors. Harris, J. C.
* How Brother Rabbit got the meat. Harris, J. C.
* How Christmas came to the Santa Maria flats. Peattie, E. W.
* How Condy Dhu raised the devil. Mac-Manus, S.
* How Cronat went to Athens. Connolly, J. B.
* How dark Patrick saved the bank of Ireland. MacManus, S.
* How deep knowledge came to the child. Jesus. Sharp, W.
* How Dickon came by his name. Frederic, H.
* How Dr. Davidson kept his last Christmas at Drumtochty. Watson, J.
* How Dorante crossed the Rubicon. Hardy, A. S.
* How doth the simple Spelling Bee. Wister, O.
* How Ensign Russell predicted. Gray, D.
* How Etienne Gerard said good-bye to his mother. Doyle, A. C.
* How Faith came and went. Slosson, A. T.
* How Faro Nell dealt bank. Lewis, A. H.
* How fear came. Kipling, R.
* How fear departed from the long gallery. Benson, E. F.
* How Fidelia went to the store. Freeman, M. E. W.
* How Finlay McGillis held the pier. Barr, R.
* How Fritz became a wizard. Bangs, J. K.
* How Gavin Birse put it to Mag Lowrie. Barrie, J. M.
* How Gladys hustled. See Henry, O. Fickle fortune
* How God made Temagami. Warman, C.
* How he got the Legion of honor. See Maupassant, G. de. Legion of honor
* How Hefty Burke got even. Davis, Richard H.
* How I edited an agricultural paper. Clemens, S. L.
* How I found America. Yezierska, A.
* How I got them. Cable, G. W.
* How I married him. Collins, W.
* How I sent my aunt to Baltimore. Davison, C. S.
* How I went to the mines. Harte, B.
* How it ended. Loomis, C. B.
* How it happened. Doyle, A. C.
* How it started. Connolly, J. B.
* How Jack Rainy quit Lewis, A. H.
* How Jackson slew the Doc. Lewis, A. H.
* How Jacques came into the forest of Arden. Peattie, E. W.
* How Jarjaille went to heaven. Daudet, A.
* How Jinny eased her mind. Page, T. N.
* How lawyer Skakelby went eavesdropping. Silberrad, U. L.
* How Lin McLean went East. Wister, O.
* How Livia won the brooch. Harraden, B.
* How love came. Chambers, R. W.
* How love came home. Crockett, S. R.
* How love came to Professor Guildea. Hichens, R. S.
* How Master Caxton showed temper. Harraden, B.
* How Miss Turkington did not see Queen Victoria. MacManus, S.
* How Mr. Carteret proposed. Gray, D.
* How Mr. Rabbit lost his fine bushy tail. Harris, J. C.
* How Mr. Rabbit saved his meat Harris, J. C.
* How Mr. Rabbit succeeded in raising a dust. Harris, J. C.
* How Mr. Rabbit was too sharp for Mr. Fox. Harris, J. C.
* How Mr. Rooster lost his dinner. Harris, J. C.
* How Mr. Storm met his destiny. Boyesen, H. H.
* How much land does a man need? Tolstoi, L. N.
* How Nelson lost his eye. Barr, R.
* How Nuth would have practiced his art upon the gnoles. Dunsany, E.
* How old Craney-Crow lost his head. Harris, J. C.
* How old man Plunkett went home. Harte, B.
* How old Wiggins wore ship. Coffin, R. T.
* How one came, as was foretold, to the city of Never. Dunsany, E.
* How one woman came to marry. Moulton, L. C.
* How one woman kept her husband. Jackson, H. H.
* How order No. 6 went through. Remington, F.
* How Pango Wango was annexed. Parker, G.
* How Peppa loved Gramigna. See Verga, G. Gramigna's mistress
* How Phidias helped the image-maker. Harraden, B.
* How Pioggi went to Elmira. Lewis, A. H.
* How Plash-Goo came to the land of none's desire. Dunsany, E.
* How Prince Hal got help. Lewis, A. H.
* How Red Dog came to the rescue. Lewis, A. H.
* How Relius bossed his ranch. Page, T. N.
* How Reuben Allen "saw life." Harte, B.
* How Russians meet death. See Turgenev, I. S. Death
* How Santa Claus came to Simpson's bar. Harte, B.
* How Sarah paid for peace. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* How she and Major Perdue frailed out the Gosset boys. Harris, J. C.
* How she joined the Georgia legislature. Harris, J. C.
* How she went into business. Harris, J. C.
* How Starbright found his laugh. Andrews, How the alphabet was made. Kipling, R.
* How the animals in the . wood completed their scientific labors. Clemens, S. L.
* How the animals of the woods sent out a scientific expedition. Clemens, S. L.
* How the aristocrats sailed away; a sequel to Trie floating prince. Stockton, F. R.
* How the Atwoods kept their cook. Jordan, E. G.
* How the author was sold in Newark. Clemens, S. L.
* How the bear nursed the little alligator. Harris, J. C.
* How the birds talk. Harris, J. C.
* How the brigadier bore himself at Waterloo. Doyle, A. C.
* How the brigadier came to the Castle of Gloom. Doyle, A. C.
* How the brigadier captured Saragossa. Doyle, A. C.
* How the brigadier held the king. Doyle, A. C.
* How the brigadier joined the hussars at Conflans. Doyle, A. C.
* How the brigadier played for a kingdom. Doyle, A. C.
* How the brigadier rode to Minsk. Doyle, A. C.
* How the brigadier saved the army. Doyle, A. C.
* How the brigadier slew the fox. Doyle, A. C.
* How the brigadier took the field against the Marshall Millefleurs. Doyle, A. C.
* How the brigadier triumphed in England. Doyle, A. C.
* How the brigadier was tempted by the devil. Doyle, A. C.
* How. the brigadier won his medal. Doyle, A. C.
* How the camel got his hump. Kipling, R.
* How the captain got his steamer out. Barr, R.
* How the captain made Christmas. Page, T. N.
* How the cricket cricks. Loomis, C. B.
* How the Derby was won. Robertson, H.
* How the dumb man rode. Lewis, A. H.
* How the fence-breaker's league was stumped. Gray, D.
* How the first letter was written. Kipling, R.
* How the gods avenged Meoul Ki Ning. Dunsany, E.
* How the good peasant overcame the cruel overseer. See Tolstoi, L. N. Candle
* How the hound got his mouth. Edwards, W. S.
* How the king recruited his army. Harris, J. C.
* How the law got the chaparral. Remington, F.
* How the leopard got his spots. Kipling, R.
* How the little devil earned a crust of bread. Tolstoi, L. N.
* How the lost causes were removed from Valhalla. Dunsany, E.
* How the Mocking Bird was won. Lewis, A. H.
* How the prince saw America. Glaspell, S.
* How the Rajah's son won the Princess Labam (adapted). Jacobs, J.
* How the raven died. Lewis, A. H.
* How the rhinoceros got his skin. Kipling, R.
* How the spirit moved Cynthia. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* How the terrapin was taught to fly. Harris, J. C.
* How the whale got his skin. Kipling, R.
* How the widow crossed the line. Davis, Rebecca H.
* How the widow won the deacon. Lampton, W. J.
* How they got the "Hattie Rennish." Connolly, J. B.
* How Thor recovered his hammer. Liljencrantz, O. A.
* How three men went to the moon. Stockton, F. R.
* How to fight the devil. Stowe, H. B.
* How to treat a woman. Marshall, A.
* How to write a Blackwood article. Poe, E. A.
* How Tricotrin saw London. Merrick, L.
* How Tutt shot Texas Thompson. Lewis, A. H.
* How Uncle Thomas gave himself a first-class notice. Martin, E. S.
* How Violet lost her sense of humor. Miller, A. D.
* How Wattle Weasel was caught. Harris, J. C.
* How Whalebone caused a wedding. Harris, J. C.
* How Willy Wolf rode in the bag. Harris, J. C.
* How Wolfville made a jest. Lewis, A. H.
* How would you like it? Simms, W. G.
* Howard, Blanch Willis (Baroness von Teuffel) 1847-1898
* All sails spread for monkeyland
| In | Seven on the highway |
* Ihalattal
| In | Seven on the highway |
* Majesty of the law
| In | Seven on the highway |
* Marigold-Michel
| In | Seven on the highway |
* No continuing city
| In | Seven on the highway |
* Puss-in-boots
| In | Seven on the highway |
* Tony, the maid
| In | Tony, the maid |
* Harper 75:530, 692
* Youth that never smiled
| In | Seven on the highway |
* Howe, G.
* Last slave ship
| In | Stories of the sea (Stories from Scribner) |
* Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920
* After the wedding; a drama
| In | Harper 114:64 |
* Amigo
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Harper 112:51
* Angel of the Lord
| In | Questionable shapes |
* Apparition. See Howells, W. D. His apparition
* At the sign of the savage
| In | Fearful responsibility |
* Atlan 40:36
* At third hand
| In | Cent 61:496 |
* Boarders
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Harper 132:540
* Braybridge's offer
| In | Between the dark and the daylight |
* Howells, W. D., and Alden, H. M. Quaint courtships
* Harper 112:229
* Bride roses: a scene
| In | Harper 87:424 |
* Buying a horse
| In | Day's pleasure |
* Atlan 43:741
* Case of metaphantasmia
| In | Between the dark and the daylight |
* Harp W 49:1816
* Chick of the Easter eggs
| In | Between the dark and the daylight |
* Harp W 50:509
* Christmas every day
| In | Christmas every day |
* Circle in the water
| In | Pair of patient lovers |
* Scrib M 17:293, 428
* Counterfeit presentment
| In | Counterfeit presentment |
* Atlan 40:148, 296, 448
* Critical bookstore
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Harper 127:431
* Daughter of the storage
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Harper 123:572
* Day of their wedding
| In | Day of their wedding |
* Day's pleasure
| In | Day's pleasure |
* Atlan 26:107, 223, 341
* Difficult case
| In | Pair of patient lovers |
* Atlan 86:24, 205
* Doorstep acquaintance
| In | Doorstep acquaintance |
* Suburban sketches
* Atlan 23:484
* Editha
| In | Harper 110:214 |
* Eidolons of Brooks Alford
| In | Between the dark and the daylight |
* Harper 113:387
* Elevator; a farce
| In | Elevator |
* Sleeping-car and other farces
* Harper 70:111
* Escapade of a grandfather
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Evening dress; a farce
| In | Evening dress |
* Cosmopol 13:116
* Experience
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Harper 131:940
* Father
| In | Howells, W. D., and others. Whole family ch 1 |
* Father and mother: a mystery
| In | Harper 100:869 |
* Fearful responsibility
| In | Fearful responsibility |
* Scrib o s 22:276
* Canad M 20:59, 134
* Feast of reason
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Fennel and rue
| In | Fennel and rue |
* Five o'clock tea; a farce
| In | Five o'clock tea |
* Mouse-trap
* Harper 76:86
* Fourth-of-July boy
| In | Harp W 46:867 |
* Fulfillment of the pact
| In | Harp W 56:9 D 14 '12 |
* Garroters; a farce
| In | Garroters |
* Mouse-trap
* Harper 72:146
* Hallowe'en mystery. See Howells, W. D. Rotational tenants; a Hallowe'en mystery
* Her opinion of his story
| In | Harp B 41:429 |
* His apparition
| In | Questionable shapes |
* Harper 104:621
* Imperative duty
| In | Imperative duty |
* Harper 83:191
* Impossible; a mystery play
| In | Harper 122:116 |
* Indian giver; a comedy
| In | Indian giver |
* Harper 94:235
* Letter of introduction; a farce
| In | Letter of introduction |
* Harper 84:243
* Likely story
| In | Likely story |
* Mouse-trap
* Harper 78:26
* Magic of a voice
| In | Pair of patient lovers |
* Lippinc 64:901
* Memory that worked overtime
| In | Between the dark and the daylight |
* Harper 115:415
* Mrs. Johnson
| In | Suburban sketches |
* Mother [play in verse]
| In | Harper 106:21 |
* Howells, Willaim Dean—Continued
* Mother-bird
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Harper 120:126
* Mouse-trap; a farce
| In | Mouse-trap |
* Harper 74:64
* Night before Christmas: a morality. I act
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Harper 120:207
* Open-eyed conspiracy
| In | Open-eyed conspiracy |
* Cent 52:345
* Out of the question
| In | Out of the question |
* Atlan 39:195, 317, 447
* Pair of patient lovers
| In | Pair of patient lovers |
* Harper 95:832
* Parlor car; a farce
| In | Parlor car |
* Sleeping-car and other farces
* Atlan 38:290
* Parting and a meeting
| In | Parting and a meeting |
* Cosmopol 18:183
* Parting friends; a tragedy
| In | Harper 121:670 |
* Pearl
| In | Harper 133:409 |
* Presentiment
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Previous engagement; a comedy
| In | Harper 92:28 |
* Private theatricals
| In | Atlan 36:513 674; 37:11 |
* Pursuit of the piano
| In | Pair of patient lovers |
* Harper 100:725
* Register; a comedy
| In | Sleeping-car and other farces |
* Harper 68:70
* Return to favor
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Harper 131:278
* Cur Opinion 61:57
* Romance of real life
| In | Doorstep acquaintance |
* Suburban sketches
* Room forty-five; a farce
| In | Room forty-five |
* Rotational tenants; a Hallowe'en mystery
| In | Harper 133:770 |
* Saved; an emotional drama
| In | Harp W 52:22 D 26 '08 |
* Scene
| In | Suburban sketches |
* Self-sacrifice; a farce-tragedy
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Harper 122:748
* Sleep and a forgetting
| In | Between the dark and the daylight |
* Harp W 50:1781, 1862, 1899; 51:24
* Sleeping-car; a farce
| In | Sleeping-car |
* Smoking-car; a farce
| In | Smoking-car |
* Somebody's mother
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Harper 131:523
* Table talk
| In | Daughter of the storage |
* Tale untold
| In | Atlan 120:236 |
* Talking of presentiments
| In | Harper 116:76 |
* Though one rose from the dead
| In | Questionable shapes |
* Harper 106:724
* Tonelli's marriage
| In | Doorstep acquaintance |
* Fearful responsibility
* Atlan 22:96
* True hero; melodrama
| In | Harper 119:866 |
* Unexpected guests; a farce
| In | Unexpected guests |
* Harper 86:211
* Howe's masquerade. Hawthorne, N.