Short stories for study and enjoyment
By: edited by Harold T. Eaton
Publisher: Doubleday, Doran & Co.
Published: 1930
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 553
Copyright date: 1929
Subjects: Short stories; Short story
Notes: "Bibliography and reading list": p. 543-533.
Table of contents: title: Daudet, A. The siege of Berlin.; title: Henry, O.A service of love.; title: Collins, W.A terribly strange bed.; title: Morley, C. The commutation chophouse.; title: Beach, R. North of fifty-three.; title: Freeman, Mary E. Wilkins. A village singer.; title: Terhune, A.P. The grudge.; title: Harte, B. The only child.; title: Doyle, A.C. The adventure of three garridebs.; title: Pierce, A. The damned thing.; title: Galsworth, J. The pack.; title: Tolstoi, L. Where love is, there God is also.; title: Montague, M.P. Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge.; title: Stevenson, R.L. The bottle imp.; title: Roberton, M. The poison ship.; title: Yezierska, A. Children of loneliness.; title: Butler, E.P. Pigs is pigs.; title: Jacobs, W.W. Keeping up appearances.; title: Henry, O. The whirligig of life.; title: Hardy, T. The three strangers.; title: Maupassant, G. de. The little cask.; title: Aesop. The shepherd boy and The old man, his son and their donkey.; title: St. Luke. The good samaritain and The prodigal son.; title: Boccaccio, G. The three rings.; title: Addison, J. The story of an heir.; title: Irving, W. The belated travelers.; title: Hawthorne, N. David Swan.; title: Poe, W.A. The tell-