# Index to Short Stories/Index to Short Stories/I

* I. O. U. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* I am bored. Wedekind, F.
* I buy the Tar Baby. Vorse, M. H.
* I encounter the old gentleman. Bangs, J. K.
* I've come to stay. Vorse, M. H.
* I introduce beauty culture. Jordan, E. G.
* I introduce motion study. Jordan, E. G.
* I recall a seat. Merrick, L.
* I receive an invitation. Montague, M. P.
* I saw three ships. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* "I say no," or the love-letter answered. Collins, W.
* I write a play. Jordan, E. G.
* Ia: a love story. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Ibsen girl. Huneker, J. G.
* Ice-dogs. Connolly, J. B.
* Ice storm. Pangborn, G.
* Ice-water, pi ! Hurst, F.
* Ickery Ann. Peattie, E. W.
* Iconoclast Doyle, A. C.
* Idea. Bangs, J. K.
* Ideal. Fisher, D. C.
* Ideal. Spofford, H. P.
* Ideal family. Mansfield, K.
* Idealist. Gibbon, P.
* Idealist. Stetson, G. E. C.
* Ideals. Hale, E. E.
* Ides of March. Hornung, E. W.
* Idiot Bangs, J. K.
* Idiot. Bennett, E. A.
* Idiot Kuprin, A. I.
* Idiots. Conrad, J.
* Idle city. Dunsany, E.
* Idle notes of an uneventful voyage. Matthews, J. B.
* Idler's house-party. See Morris, G. On the spot
* Idler's wedding. Morris, G.
* Idolaters. Annunzio, G. d'
* Iduna. Hibbard, G. A.
* Idyl. Maupassant, G. de
* Idyl of an old couple. Viaud, J.
* Idyl of Central Park. Matthews, J. B.
* Idyl of first love. Meredith, G.
* Idyl of London. Harraden, B.
* Idyl of Pelham Bay Park. Morris, G.
* Idyl of Red Gulch. Harte, B.
* Idyl of Rickity Tickle. Duncan, N.
* Idyl of "Sinkin' Mounfin." Edwards, H. S.
* Idyl of the East side. Janvier, T. A.
* Idyl of the road. Bacon, J. D.
* Idyll of a summer night. Spofford, H. P.
* Idyll of All Fool's day. Bacon, J. D.
* If I had a father. Macdonald, G.
* If I should ever travel. Ferber, E.
* If you neglect a fire, you don't put it out. See Tolstoi, L. N. Neglect a fire and it spreads
* If you touch 'em, they vanish. Morris, G.
* Ignoble martyr. Davis, Rebecca H.
* Ihalatta! Howard, B. W.
* Ike the blood. Lewis, A. H.
* Ikiryo. Hearn, L.
* Iliad of Sandy Bar. Harte, B.
* Ilka on the hill-top. Boyesen, H. H.
* "I'll do it if you will." Phillpotts, E.
* Ill-omened groom. Maupassant, G. de
* Ill-regulated courtship. Peattie, E. W.
* Illimitable sense. Connolly, J. B.
* Illustrious Gaudissart Balzac, H. de
* Ilyas. See Tolstoi, L. N. Texts for woodcuts
* Image of Eve. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* Image of San Donato. Johnson, V. W.
* Imaginary mistress. See Blazac, H. de. Paz
* Imagination, Gerould, G. H.
* Imagination wakes. Blackwood, A.
* Imaginative woman. Hardy, T.
* Immediate jewel. Deland, M.
* Immigrants. Wright, M. O.
* Immortal. Chambers, R. W.
* Immortal youth. Hughes, R.
* Imp and the angel. Bacon, J. D.
* Imp and the author. Bacon, J. D.
* Imp and the drum. Bacon, J. D.
* Imp disposes. Bacon, J. D.
* Imp in the mirror, Fogazzaro, A.
* Imp of the perverse. Poe, E. A.
* Imp of the telephone. Bangs, J. K.
* Impasse, Gerould, K. F.
* Impassioned wishes of Sarah. Vorse, M. H.
* Imperative duty. Howells, W. D.
* Imperfect conflagration. Bierce, A.
* Imperturbable duchess. Beresford, J. D.
* Impolite sex. Maupassant, G. de
* Important decision. Bangs, J. K.
* Imported bridegroom. Cahan, A.
* Impossible: a mystery play. Howells, W. D.
* Impossible choice. Spofford, H. P.
* Impossible man. Watson, J.
* Impressionists. Kipling, R.
* Impressions of a cousin. James, H.
* Imprudence and happiness. See Balzac, H. de. Love in a mask
* Imprudence of Prudence. Nicholson, M.
* Imp's Christmas visit Bacon, J. D.
* Imp's matinee. Bacon, J. D.
* Impty-Umpty and the blacksmith. Harris, In a Bavarian fiddle village. Harraden, B.
* In a bob-tail car. Matthews, J. W.
* In a Carlist camp. Crockett, S. R.
* In a castle ruin. Masefield, J.
* In a cellar, Spofford, H. P.
* In a circle. Dunbar, P. L.
* In a conspiracy. Spofford, H. P.
* In a cup of tea. Hearn, L.
* In a far country. London, J.
* In a Florentine frame. Vorse, M. H.
* In a foVsle. Masefield, J.
* In a hansom. Matthews, J. B.
* In a hollow of the hills. Harte, B.
* In a hotel. Chekhov, A. P.
* In a mysterious way, Thompson, V.
* In a new bottle. Bennett, E. A.
* In a pioneer restaurant. Harte, B.
* In a state of sin. Wister, 0.
* In a steamer chair. Barr, R.
* In a strange land. Chekhov, A. P.
* In a street car. Lewis, M. C.
* In ambush. Kipling, R.
* In an even balance. Stetson, G. E. C.
* In an ill-humour. Chekhov, A. P.
* In an opium factory. Kipling, R.
* In and out of a cab in Amsterdam. Smith, F. H.
* In 'Arcady. Grahame, K.
* In August. Tracy, V.
* In autumn. Sieroszewski, W.
* In bad company. Korolenko, V.
* In bad society. See Korolenko, V. In bad company
* In Berlin. O'Reilly, M. B.
* In Bohemia. Vorse, M. H.
* In borrowed plumes. Jacobs, W. W.
* In Brittany. Maupassant, G. de
* In business. Morrison, A.
* In butterfly time. Freeman, M. E. W.
* In Camargue. Daudet, A.
* In Castle Dangerous. Lang, A.
* In charge of Trusty. Pratt, L.
* In Cinderella's shoes. Cutting M. S.
* In collusion with fate. Boyesen, H. H.
* In colonial days. Hawthorne, N.
* In colonial times. See Freeman, M. E. W. Bound girl
* In Cupid's toils. Weyman, S. J.
* In dark New England days. Jewett, S. 0.
* In deacon's orders. Besant, W.
* In defiance of the occult. Smgmaster, E.
* In error. Kipling, R.
* In exile. Chekhov, A. P.
* In exile. Foote, M. H.
* In extremis, MaaVtens, M.
* In flagrante delictu. Maupassant, G. de
* In flood time. Kipling, R.
* In fly-time. Grant, R.
* In gay Bohemia. Jordan, E. G.
* In Goose alley. Pratt, L.
* In Granada. Wynne, M. Y.
* In heaven and earth. Chambers, R. W.
* In heaven and earth. Galsworthy, J.
* In His name. Hale, E. E.
* In his sweetheart's livery. Maupassant, G. de
* In honor bound. Dunbar, A.
* In honour bound. Gissing, G.
* In Limehouse Reach. Jacobs, W. W.
* In Lincoln's chair. Tarbell, I. M.
* In little new New York. Mprris, G.
* In loco parentis. Hopkins, M.' S. B.
* In loco parentis. Kelly, M.
* In love with a shadow. Janvier, T. A.
* In love with the czarina. Jókai, M.
* In loving memory. Hutten zum Stolzenberg, B.
* In maiden meditation, Hibbard, G. A.
* In Mary Jane's house. Bates, A.
* In Maulman fever-ward. Gilbert, G.
* In May. Niedzwiecki, Z.
* In memoriam. Hurst, F.
* In memory of Hannah's laugh. Jordan, E. G.
* In memory of L.H.W. Fisher, D. C.
* In mid-Atlantic. Jacobs, W. W.
* In midsummer days. See Strindberg, J. A. Midsummertide
* In mid-flight Morris, G.
* In my lady's garden. Trask, K. N.
* In Nauvoo. Chambers, R. W.
* In Nazareth. Lagerlöf, S.
* In necessity's mortar. See Cabell, J. B. Episode called In necessity's mortar
* In nether spaces. Wynne,. M. Y.
* In new New England. Fisher, D. C.
* In no-man's land. Gissing, G.
* In November. Wyatt, E. F.
* In old Madeira. Bangs, J. K.
* In passion week. Chekhov, A. P.
* In re Misella. Train, A. C.
* In re: Sweet land of liberty. Train, A. C.
* In regard to Josephine. Cutting, M. S.
* In remembrance of John Ingerfield, and of Anne, his wife. Jerome, J. K.
* In rerum natura. Merrick, L.
* In search of local color. Matthews, J. B.
* In sacrifice to the gods. Sieroszewski, W.
* In September. Bacon, J. D.
* In sight of home. Payn, J.
* In some lady's garden. Harris, J. C.
* In tenebras. Pyle, H.
* In that new world. Gale, Z.
* "In that state of life." Marshall, A.
* In the absence of Mrs. Halloran. Duncan, N.
* In the absence of the agent. Ferber, E.
* In the abyss. Wells, H. G.
* In the after-days. Wister, O.
* In the anchor watch. Connolly, J. B.
* In the apple-country. Ouida
* In the Avu observatory. Wells, H. G.
* In the back. Wister, O.
* In the back water. Vorse, M. H.
* In the basement Andreev, L. N.
* In the Black Canon. Warman, C.
* In the border country. Bacon, J. D.
* In the brownie's house. Bangs, J. K.
* In the cage. James, H.
* In the Carquinez woods. Harte, B.
* In the case of Hannah Risser. Jordan, E. G.
* In the cave. Dragoumis, J. D.
* In the cave of the dead. See London, J. Shin bones: In the cave of the dead
* In the chinking. Craddock, C. E.
* In the clay. Moore, G.
* In the closed room. Burnett, F. H.
* In the coach house. Chekhov, A. P.
* In the cool of the day. Stetson, G. E. C.
* In the cotton country. Woolson, C. F.
* In the course of justice. Train, A. C.
* In the court. Chekhov, A. P.
* In the court room. Maupassant, G. de
* In the dark. Benson, E. F.
* In the dark. Bland, E. N.
* In the dark. Chekhov, A. P.
* In the dark hour. Gibbon, P.
* In the doctor's office. Herrick, R.
* In the express. Halévy, L.
* In the face of death. Averchenko, A.
* In the face of his constituents. Glaspell, S.
* In the family. Cutting, M. S.
* In the family. Jacobs, W. W.
* In the fear of the Lord. Duncan, N.
* In the fog. Davis, Richard H.
* In the footsteps of Katy. Porter, E. H.
* In the forests of the north. London, J.
* In the frozen sky. Maupassant, G. de
* In the graveyard. Chekhov, A. P.
* In the Gray Goth. Ward, E. S. P.
* In the headsman's room. Thanet, O.
* In the hospital. Warman, C.
* In the house of Suddhoo. Kipling, R.
* In the interests of Christopher. Harris, M.
* In the interests of the brethren. Kipling, R.
* In the jury-room. Bates, A.
* In the king's chamber. Phillpotts, E.
* In the library. Jacobs, W. W.
* In the little church down the street. Matthews, J. B.
* In the married quarters. Cutting, M. S.
* In the matter of a bale of blankets. Connolly, J. B.
* In the matter of a private. Kipling, R.
* In the midst of alarms. Barr, R.
* In the midst of life. Hibbard, G. A.
* In the midst of life. Matthews, J. B.
* In the mixing of the waters. Fernald, C. B.
* In the modern vein. Wells, H. G.
* In the moonlight. See Maupassant, G. de. Clair de lune
* In the name of the law. Weyman, S. J.
* In the name of the Most High. Chambers, R. W.
* In the odour of sanctity. Van Dyke, H.
* In the open. Andrews, M. R. S.
* In the open code. Kline, B.
* In the order of Providence. Harris, J. C.
* In the pasha's garden. Dwight, H. G.
* In the pavilion. Rinehart, M. R.
* In the presence. Kipling, R.
* In the pride of his youth. Kipling, R.
* In the ravine. See Chekhov, A. P. Hollow
* In the reign of Quintilia. Cutting, M. S.
* In the Rip. Perry, B.
* In the role of a tartar. Harris, J. C.
* In the rukh. Kipling, R.
* In the St. Peter's set Janvier, T. A.
* In the same boat Kipling, R.
* In the second April. Cabell, J. B.
* In the shadow of the hills. Davis, C. B.
* In the small hours. Matthews, J. B.
* In the southeast bastion. Stockton, F. R.
* In the spring. Maupassant, G. de
* In the spring running. Kipling, R.
* In the steppe. Gorky, M.
* In the storm. Pinski, D.
* In the street of flower-makers. Earle, M. T.
* In the sunlight. Maupassant, G. de
* In the temple. Lagerlöf, S.
* In the time of Prince Cha'rley. London, J.
* In the time of the Terror. See Balzac, H. de. Episode under the terror
* In the train. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* In the Tules. Harte, B.
* In the Tuscan Maremma. Paget, V.
* In the twilight. Dunsany, E.
* In the valley of the shadow. Bacon, J. D.
* In the valley of the shadow. Robertson, M.
* In the vestibule limited. Matthews, J. B.
* In the vineyard. Duhamel, G.
* In the Virginia room. Bates, A.
* In the watches of the night Matthews, J. B.
* "In the way of business." Aumonier, S.
* In the wilderness a cedar. Gale, Z.
* In the wine cellar. Bunner, H. C.
* In the wireless room. Stringer, A. J.
* In the wood. Maupassant, G. de
* In three weeks. Besant, W.
* In the year of Our lord 1918. Merrick, L.
* In Tiffany's. Norris, K.
* In trouble. Chekhov, A. P.
* In trust. Wharton, E.
* In two moods. Korolenko, V. G.
* In Ursula's garden. See Cabell. J. B. Episode called In Ursula's garden
* In various roles. Maupassant, G. de
* In Venice. Woolson, C. F.
* In which a mince-pie is responsible for a remarkable coincidence. Bangs, J. K.
* In which Boggs becomes dramatic and relates a tale of woe. Smith, F. H.
* In which certain details regarding a lost opal are set forth. Smith, F. H.
* In which Henry , Snobbe recites a tale of gloom. Bangs, J. K.
* In which Madame la Marquise binds up broken heads and bleeding hearts. Smith, F. H.
* In which Murphy and Lonnegan introduce some mysterious characters. Smith, F. H.
* In which our landlord becomes both entertaining and instructive. Smith, F. H.
* In which the difference between a cannibal and a free-booter is clearly set forth. Smith, F. H.
* In which the habits of certain ghosts, goblins, bandits and other objectionable persons are set forth. Smith, F. H.
* In which Thomas Snotoe, Esq., of Yonkers, unfolds a tale. Bangs, J. K.
* In which we entertain a jail-bird, Smith, F. H.
* In which yellow journalism creeps in, Bangs, J. K.
* In witness whereof. Train, A. C.
* In Yeddo Bay. London, J.
* In Zaccareth. Dunsany, E.
* Inability to interfere. Vorse, M. H.
* Inadvertence. Chekhov, A. P.
* Incandescent lily. Morris, G.
* Incantation. Lytton, E. B.
* Incarnation of Krishna Mulvaney. Kipling, R.
* Incident Chekhov, A. P.
* Incident. Garshin, V. M.
* Incident in the life of Mr. George Crookhill. Hardy, T.
* Incident in the prefecture of police, Hardy, A. S.
* Incident of the British ambassador. Perry, B.
* Incipient riches. Morris, G.
* Incognito, or Count Fitz-Hum. De Quincey T.
* Inconsiderate waiter. Barrie, J. M.
* Incorrigible poet. Perry, B.
* Incubus. Chekhov, A. P.
* Incurable. Zangwill, I.
* Independence: a centennial love story. Alcott, L. M.
* Independence Derrnot Loomis, C. B.
* Independence of Sarah. Vorse, M. H.
* Independence of Silas Bollender. Dunbar, P. L.
* Independent thinker. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Indian Bible. Hawthorne, N.
* Indian gift. Comer, C. A.
* Indian giver. Howells, W. D.
* Indian Louie. Lewis, A. H.
* Indian on the trail. Catherwood, M. H.
* Indian summer. Besant, W.
* Indian summer. Stringer, A. J.
* Indian summer of a Forsyte. Galsworthy, Indian summer of Dry Valley Johnson. Henry, O.
* Indiana campaign. Crane, S.
* Indifference of the miller of Hofbau. Hawkins, A. H.
* Indiscretion, Maupassant, G. de
* Indiscretion in the life of an heiress, Hardy, T.
* Indiscretion of Elsbeth. Harte, B.
* Indiscretion of his majesty. Tracy, V.
* Indiscretion of the duchess, Hawkins, A. H.
* Individualists. Gorky, M.
* Indivisible five. Porter, E. H.
* Inevitable white man. London, J.
* Inez of the Mobe walls, Lewis, A. H.
* Infantry at the double. Morrison, A.
* "Infidel." Slosson, A. T.
* Infidelity of Monsieur Noulens. Merrick, L.
* Influence of Faro Nell. Lewis, A. H.
* Informer. Conrad, J.
* Ingemann, Bernhard Severin, 1789-1862
* Sealed room
| In | Continental classics v 18 |
* Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, German, etc.
* Ingenue of the Sierras. Harte, B.
* Ingersoll, Will E.
* Centenarian
| In | O'Brien, E. J. ed. Best short stories of 1919 |
* Harper 138:811
* Ingrate. Dunbar, P. L.
* Ingrate. Ouida
* Inhabitant of Carcosa. Bierce, A.
* Inheritance. Erckmann, E. and Chatrian, A.
* Inheritance. Fisher, D. C.
* Inheritance. See Maupassant, G. de. Heritage
* Inheritance. Spofford, H. P.
* Inheritance. Train, A. C.
* Initiation. Blackwood, A.
* "Injun fin' urn paper-talk." Warman, C.
* Ink-stain. Bazin, R.
* Inlet of peach blossoms. Willis, N. P.
* Inn, Maupassant, G. de
* Inn. Turgenev, I. S.
* Inn of San Jacinto, Underhill, Z. D.
* Inn of the Golden Pear. Jackson, H. H.
* Inn of the Silver Moon. Vielé, H. K.
* Inn of the two witches. Conrad, J.
* Inner room. Fisher, D. C.
* Innocence. Hughes, R.
* Inocencio. Beach, R. E.
* Innocent gamester. Freeman, M. E. W.
* Innocents of Broadway. Henry, O.
* Inoculation. Wedekind, F.
* Inoculation day. Phillpotts, E.
* Inquiry. Chekhov, A. P.
* Inroad of the Nabajo. Pike, A.
* Insanity of Jones. Blackwood, A.
* Inscription on the grave. Lagerlöf, S.
* Insects I have met. Bishop, W. H.
* Inside Jane. Gale, Z.
* Insolent man. Gorky, M.
* Inspecting the bride. Uspensky, G. I.
* Inspector. White, S. E.
* Inspiration. Gissing, G.
* Inspired lobbyist. De Forest, J. W.
* Instance of chivalry. Comer, C. A. P.
* Institution. Fisher, D. C.
* Instrument of destiny. Beresford, J. D.
* Insult. Kuprin, A. I.
* Insurgent. Halévy, L.
* Intaglio. France, A.
* Intangible clew. Green, A. K.
* Intelligence office. Hawthorne, N.
* Intemperate. Sigourney, L. H.
* Interception. Stringer, A.
* Interdiction. See Balzac, H. de. Commission in lunacy
* Interlopers at the Knap. Hardy, T.
* Interlude. Gale, Z.
* Interlude. Jordan, E. G.
* Intermezzo. Huneker, J. G.
* International affair. Chambers, R. W.
* International episode. James, H.
* International match. Ward, H. D.
* International row. Barr, R.
* Interpreter. Brown, A.
* Interpreters. Tracy, V.
* Interrupted proposal. Bates, A.
* Interrupted reign of Queenie. Pratt, L.
* Interrupted wireless. Futrelle, J.
* Interruption. Quiller-Couch, A. T.
* Interval. O'Sullivan, V.
* Intervention. Jacobs, W. W.
* Intervention. Phillpotts, E.
* Intervention of Peter. Dunbar, P. L.
* Interview with Miss Marlenspuyk. Matthews, J. B. .
* Intimidation of a colored voter. Harris, J. C.
* Intoxicated ghost. Bates, A.
* Intrepid explorer and his lieutenant. Bland, E. N.
* Introducing Mr. Halloway. Jordan, E. G.
* Introducing Mr. RafBes Holmes. Bangs, J. K.
* Introduction. Donnell, A. H.
* Introduction. Maupassant, G. de
* Introduction to "A mother." Tolstoi, L. N.
* Introvert. Beresford, J. D.
* Intruder. Pangborn, G. W.
* Intrusion of the personal. Glaspell, S.
* Inundation. Zola, E.
* Invader. Vorse, M. H.
* Invaders. Tolstoi, L. N.
* Invalid in lodgings. Barrie, J. M.
* Invasion of England. Davis, Richard H.
* Investigation at Holman square. Hopkins, N. M. . . r
* Investigation into the causes and origin or the war. Dunsany, E.
* Invincible curate. Gissing, G.
* Invisible cloak. Bangs, J. K.
* Invisible eye. Erckman, E., and Chatrian, A.
* Invisible house. Peattie, E. W.
* Invisible Marquis of Gallantreve. Barr, R.
* Invisible portraits. Weyman, S. J.
* Invisible prince. Harland, H.
* Invisible princess. O'Connor, F.
* Invitation. Barr, R.
* Invitation to dinner. Merrick, L.
* Invoker of the beast. Teternikov, F. K.
* Involuntary comedians. See Balzac, H. de. Unconscious comedians
* Involuntary insurgent. Huneker, J. G.
* Iolanthe's wedding. Suderman, H.
* Iole. Chambers, R. W.
* Ionitch. Chekhov, A. P.
* Ippolita of the hills. Hewlett, M. H.
* Ipsistos. Simms, W. G.
* Irene de Leoty. Halévy, L.
* Irinel. Delavrancea, B.
* Irish courtship. MacManus, S.
* Irish gentleman. Maugham, W. S.
* Irish haymaker. Mitford, M. R.
* Iron fan. Huneker, J. G.
* Iron horse and the trolley. Warman, C.
* Iron khiva. Garland, H.
* Iron maiden. Pemberton, M.
* Iron pine-apple. Phillpotts, E.
* Iron shutter. Hutten zum Stolzenberg, B.
* Iron star. Gibbon, P.
* Iron virgin. Huneker, J. G.
* Ironstone. Bottome, P.
* Irralie's bushranger. Hornung, E. W.
* Irregular Christian. Watson, J.
* Irrepressible conflict. Matthews, J. B.
* Irreproachable butler. Stringer, A. J.
* Irresistible Ogle. Cabell, J. B.
* Irresponsible conflict Matthews, J. B.
* Irving, Washington, 1783-1859
* Abencerrage
| In | Wolfert's roost |
* Adalantado of the Seven Cities; a legend of St. Brandan
| In | Stories and legends |
* Wolfert's roost
* Adventure of my aunt
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Adventure of my grandmother. See Irving, W. Bold dragoon
* Adventure of my uncle
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Adventure of the black fisherman
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, American
* Adventure of the Englishman
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Adventure of the German student
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Adventure of the little antiquary
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Adventure of the mason
| In | Alhambra |
* Adventure of the mysterious picture
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Adventure of the Popkins family
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Annette Delarbre
| In | Bracebridge Hall |
* Belated travellers
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Bold dragoon; or, The adventure of my grandmother
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Booby squire
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Buckthorne; or, The young man of great expectations
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Contented man
| In | Wolfert's roost |
* Count Van Horn
| In | Wolfert's roost |
* Crusade of the grand master of Alcantara
| In | Alhambra |
* Devil and Tom Walker
| In | Stories and legends |
* Tales of a traveller
* Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Irving
* Rudwin, M. J. ed. Devil stories
* Dolph Heyliger
| In | Bracebridge Hall |
* Stories and legends
* Don Juan: a spectral research
| In | Wolfert's roost |
* Irving, Washington—Continued
* Early experiences of Ralph Ringwood
| In | Stories and legends |
* Wplfert's roost
* Expedition in quest of a diploma
| In | Alhambra |
* Golden dreams. See Irving, W. Wolfert Webber
* Governor Manco and the patrol
| In | Alhambra |
* Grand prior of Minorca; a veritable ghost story
| In | Wolfert's roost |
* Kidd the pirate
| In | Stories and legends |
* Tales of a traveller
* Legend of Don Munio Sancho de Hinoja:?a
| In | Alhambra |
* Legend of Prince Ahmed al Kamel; or, The pilgrim of love
| In | Alhambra |
* Legend of Sleepy Hollow
| In | Sketch book |
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* Nettleton, C. R. Specimens of short stories
* Patten, W. International short stories v 1
* Legend of the Arabian astrologer
| In | Alhambra |
* Legend of the enchanted soldier
| In | Alhambra |
* Legend of the engulphed convent
| In | Wolfert's roost |
* Legend of the Moor's legacy
| In | Alhambra |
* Legend of the rose of the Alhambra
| In | Alhambra |
* Legend of the three beautiful princesses
| In | Alhambra |
* Legend of the two discreet statues
| In | Alhambra |
* Leslies
| In | Sketch book |
* Mount joy; or, Some passages out of the life of a castle builder
| In | Wolfert's roost |
* Painter's adventure
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Pilgrim of love. See Irving. W. Legend of Prince Ahmed al Kamel
* Poor-devil author
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Pride of the village
| In | Sketch book |
* Rip Van Winkle
| In | Sketch book |
* Stories and legends
* Baldwin, C. S. American short stories
* Cody, S. World's greatest short stories
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* Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. Little masterpieces of fiction v 1
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* Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Irving
* Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 10:186
* St. Brandan. See Irving, W. Adalantado of the Seven Cities
* Spectre bridegroom
| In | Sketch book |
* Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. Little masterpieces of fiction v 6
* Perry, B. Little masterpieces. Irving
* Story of the bandit chieftan
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Story of the young Italian
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Story of the young robber
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Strolling manager
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Student of Salamanca
| In | Bracebridge Hall |
* Truant
| In | Alhambra |
* Widow and her son
| In | Sketch book |
* Widow's ordeal; or, A judicial trial by combat
| In | Wolfert's roost |
* Wolfert Webber; or, Golden dreams
| In | Tales of a traveller |
* Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, American
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* Is he living or is he dead? Clemens, S. L.
* Is he the dearest one? Sienkiewicz, H.
* Is it a man? Barrie, J. M.
* Isaac. Hardy, A. S.
* Isaac and the parson of Brono. Lie, J. L. I.
* Isabella. Gray, D.
* Isam and the major. Edwards, H. S.
* Isam and the poll tax. Edwards, H. S.
* Isam's spectacles. Edwards, H. S.
* Isam's strategy. Edwards, H. S.
* Ishmaelite. Singmaster, E.
* Island. Brown, A.
* Island is Singmaster, E.
* Island man-trap. Barr, R.
* Island of the innocent. Peattie, E. W.
* Islander. Crosby, M.
* Isle of pines. Bierce, A.
* Isle of skulls. Atherton, G.
* Isle of voices, Stevenson, R. L.
* Isn't it terrible? Korolenko, V.
* Israels! a bit of biography. Maartens, M.
* Isrul's bargain. Page, T." N.
* It. Barrie, J. M.
* It! Kipling, R.
* It! Lagerlöf, S.
* It. Morris, G.
* It. Thompson, V.
* It is enough. Turgenev, I. S.
* It is the custom. Hopkins, M. S. B.
* It snows. Castelnuovo, E.
* It sometimes happens so. Ervine, St J. G.
* Italian with grammar. Clemens, S. L.
* Item of fashionable intelligence. Jerome, J. K.
* Its walls were as of jasper. Grahame, K.
* "It's me!" Lie, J. L. I.
* Iturim and his fortunes. Stockton, F. R.
* Ivan Greet's masterpiece. Allen, G.
* Ivan Ilyitcti. See Tolstoi, L. N. Death of Ivan Ilyitch
* Ivan Lande. Artsibashev, M. P.
* Ivan Matveyitch. Chekhov, A. P.
* Ivan the fool. See Tolstoi, L. N. Skazka
* Ivanhoe and the German measles. Fisher, D. C.
* Ivo, the gentleman. Auerbach, B.
* Ivy cottage mystery. Morrison, A.
* Ivy spray and ladies' slippers. Alcott, L. M.