Ina Ten Eyck Firkins

“ The rule has been to include the work of no American or English author unless he has had published by a reputable publishing house, at least one volume of collected stories. All of the work of the selected authors, so far as it has been available, has been indexed. Thus, collected editions and separate volumes of a writer, and composite collections of stories and periodicals have been consulted to obtain the references to the work of the selected authors. No effort has been made to recover obscure and fugitive stories ”

“ By means of this arrangement, it is possible to find the author of a short story, the title only of which is known; the exact title of a story whose author is known, and the different places in which the story may be found, in college and high school work the demand often comes for as many copies as possible of a given story. The Index to Short Stories informs the reference librarian of resources perhaps unsuspected in his own collection. ”

“ In Uncle Remus and his friends His practical view of things In Uncle Remus, his songs and his sayings Hodo gets his blood up In Plantation pageants How a king was found In Mr. Rabbit at home How a witch was caught In Daddy Jake How Aunt Minervy Ann ran away and back again In Chronicles of Aunt Minervy Ann How Black Snake caught the wolf In Daddy Jake How B'rer Rabbit raised the dust In Uncle Remus and the little boy How B'rer Rabbit saved Brer Bear's life In Uncle Remus and the little boy How Brother Bear's hair was combed In Little Mr. ”

“ James Bayard, 1825-1878 Beauty and the beast; a story of old Russia [Tales of home] In Beauty and the beast Boys of other countries In Boys of other countries Can a life hide itself? In Beauty and the beast Chiropodist In Patten, W. International short stories v 1 Experiences of the A. C. In Beauty and the beast Friend Eli's daughter In Beauty and the beast Jacob Flint's journey In Beauty and the beast Jon of Iceland In Boys of other countries Little post-boy In Boys of other countries Miss BaVtram's trouble In Beauty and the beast Mrs. ”

“ The girls' ghost In Spinning-wheel stories King of clubs and the queen of hearts In On picket duty, and other tales Kitty's class day In Proverb stories Letty's tramp In Silver pitchers Little Button-Rose In Garland for girls Little house in the garden In Spinning-wheel stories Little neighbors In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag Little old shoe. See Alcott, L. M. Modern Cinderella Little things In Spinning-wheel stories Lost in a London fog In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag Marjorie's three gifts In Aunt Jo's scrap-bag Marjorie's three gifts May flowers In Garland for girls Modern Cinderella ”

“ Fantom In Village and other tales Parley, the porter In Village and other tales Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 6:114 Pilgrims In Village and other tales Servant man turned soldier In Village and other tales Shepherd of Salisbury Plain In Village and other tales Strait gate and the broad way In Village and other tales Tom White, the post boy In Village and other tales Two shoemakers In Village and other tales Two wealthy farmers In Village and other tales Valley of tears In Village and other tales More than I bargained for. See Willis, N. P. Mr. and Mrs. Follett More than millionaires. ”

“ Castle, A., and Castle, E. Haggard, Henry Rider, 1856- Allan the hunter, a tale of three lions In Allan the hunter Barbara who came back In Smith and the pharaohs and other tales Pall Mall M 51:289,468 Black heart and white heart; a Zulu idyll In Elissa; the doom of Zimbabwe Blue curtains In Smith and the pharaohs and other tales Elissa; the doom of Zimbabwe In Elissa; the doom of Zimbabwe Little flower In Smith and the pharaohs and other tales Long odds In Stories by English authors, Africa Magepa the buck In Smith and the pharaohs and other tales Mahatma and the hare ”

“ See Chekhov, A. P. Classical student Minds in ferment In Horse-stealers and other stories Mire In Duel and other stories Misery In Schoolmistress and other stories Misfortune In Bet and other stories Party and other stories Murder In Bishop and other stories Stories of Russian life Muzhiks In Kiss and other stories My life, the story of a provincial In Chorus girl and other stories House with the mezzanine and other stories My life and other stories Mystery In Schoolmaster and other stories Naughty boy (That "fresh kid," That wretched boy.) ”

“ See Tolstoi, L. N. Candle Texts for woodcuts [Hatred is sweet but God is strong. Two brothers and the gold. Ilyas. Children wiser than their parents] In Complete works. Long exile [Crowell] Complete works [Estes] v 22 Novels [Scribner] v 14 More tales from Tolstoi That whereby men live. See Tolstoi, L. N. What men live by There are no guilty people In Complete works [Estes] v 26 Father Sergius [Nelson] Three arshins of land In Cur Lit 50:110 Three deaths In Complete works. Russian proprietor [Crowell] Complete works [Estes] v 2 Novels [Scribner] v 14 More tales from Tolstoi Ragozin, Z. A. ed. ”

“ 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. ”

“ Best American humorous short stories Easter of the soul In Voice of the city Elsie in New York In Trimmed lamp Elusive tenderloin In O' Henryana Emancipation of Billy In Roads of destiny Everybody's 10:589 Enchanted kiss In Roads of destiny Metropol 19:747 Enchanted profile In Roads of destinv Am M 67:88 Ethics of pig In Gentle grafter Munsey 36:61 Exact science of matrimony In Gentle grafter Extradited from Bohemia In Voice of the city Ferry of unfulfillment In Trimmed lamp Fickle fortune ”

“ Great modern French stories Sultanetta In Snow-ball and Sultanetta When Pierrot was young In Fairy tales Wolf-leader In Wolf-leader Zodomirsky's duel In Strand M 3:555 Dumb fox glove. Slosson, A. T. Dumb girl. Tagore, R. Dumb wife. Burke, T. Dumitru and Sigrid. Cahan, A. Dumbness of children. ”

“ Bland, E. N. Man with the dogs. Maupassant, G. de Man with the gash. London, J. Man with the lantern. Nicholson, M. Man with the pale eyes. See Maupassant, G. de. Man with the blue eyes Man with the pink pants. Bunner, H. C. Man with the red hair. Norris, W. E. Man with the twisted lip. Doyle, A. C. Man with the watches. See Doyle, A. C. Story of the man with the watches Man with two lives. Bierce, A. Man within him. Ferber, E. Man without a country. Hale, E. E. Man without a pension. Yiele, H. K. Man without a temperament. Mansfield, K. Manager of Crystal Sulpher Springs. ”

“ In My poor relations Tuberculin In Brothers all Venetia's child In Scrib M 37:165 Why he loved her In My poor relations Sat Eve Post 173:8 D 29 '00 Woman's victory In Woman's victory Harper 107:841 Mabel and I (a philosophical fairy tale) . Boyesen, H. H. Mabel Blossom's pearl pin. Jordan, E. G. Mac dilates on the human side. ”

“ Best short stories of 1919 Cent 98:466 Free vacation house In Hungry hearts Forum 54:706 How I found America In Hungry hearts Cent 101:73 Hunger In Hungry hearts Harper 140:604 Miracle In Metropol 50:29 S '19 My own people In Metropol 53:30 F '21 Lost "beautifulness" In Hungry hearts Miracle In Hungry hearts My own people In Hungry hearts Soap and water In Hungry hearts To the stars In Cent 102:65 Where lovers dream In Hungry hearts Metropol 47:17 Mr '18 Wings In Hungry hearts Yiddish Hamlet. ”

“ In Works v 19 Letters from my mill Little French masterpieces v 5 Ridpath's library of universal literature Wright, W. H. ed Great modern French stories Emotions of a young red partridge In Works v 20 Monday tales Fairies of France In Works v 19 Monday tales Father Balagnere's Christmas feast In La Belle-Nivernaise Father Gaucher's elixir. See Daudet, A. Elixir of the Rev. Père Gaucher Ferry In Works v 20 Monday tales Fig and the idler. ”

“ A list of the abbreviated titles of magazines to which reference is made in this volume, followed by the full title may be found in the succeeding pages, The abbreviations usually are those used in Poole's Index and in the Readers' Guide. ”

“ In Labrador days Susanne In Atlan 108:347 "That bit o' line" In Off the rocks That Christmas in Peace Haven In Tales of the Labrador Ladies' H J 29:11 D '12 There's trouble on the sea In Labrador days Three Eyes In Tales of the Labrador 'Tis dogged as does it In Putnams 6:538 Triple alliance In Labrador days Two cat's-paws In Labrador days Two Christmases In Labrador days Uncle 'Lige's story In Tales of the Labrador Uncle Rube's net In Off the rocks Uncle Silas: fisherman In Off the rocks When we let our pilot go In Off the rocks White Fox In Tales of the Labrador Grettir at Drangey. ”

“ Great modern American stories Oil of dog In Works v 8 Old man Eckert's In Works v 3 One kind of officer In Works v 2 One of the missing In Works v 2 One of twins In Works v 3 One officer, one man In Works v 2 One summer night In Works v 3 Can such things be? Other lodgers In Works v 3 Cosmopol 43:445 Parker Anderson, philosopher In Works v 2 Perry Chumly's eclipse In Works v 8 Present at a hanging In Works v 3 Providential invitation In Works v 8 Psychological shipwreck In Works v 3 Race at Left Bower In Works v 8 Realm of the unreal In Works v 3 Can such things be? ”

“ In Wolves of God and other fey stories Victim of higher space In Day and night stories Wayfarers In Incredible adventures Wendigo In Lost valley and other stories Willows In Listener and other stories Scarborough, D. Famous modern ghost stories Wings of Horus In Day and night stories Cent 89:129 Wireless confusion In Wolves of God and other fey stories With intent to steal In Empty house and other ghost stories Wolves of God In Wolves of God and other fey stories Woman's ghost story In Listener and other stories Wood of the dead In Empty house and other ghost stories Blacky. ”

“ Conrad, J. Shadow of a man. Hornung, E. W. Shadow of good things to come. Gale, Z. Shadow of happiness. Bacheller, I. A. Shadow of his hand. Kipling, R. Shadow of love. Hibbard, G. A. Shadow of the angel. Jordan, E. G. Shadow of the law. Hornung, E .W. Shadow of the rose. Le Gallienne, R. Shadows. Macdonald, G. Shadows. Palmarini, M. Shadows on the wall. Freeman, M. E. W. Shaker bridal. Hawthorne, N. Shakespeare's Christmas. Quiller-Couch, A. T. Shall he wed her? Green, A. K. Shallow spirit of judgment. ”

“ Balthasar Balthasar Law is dead but the judge is living. See France, A. Jean Marteau Lead soldier. See France, A. Little lead soldier Legend of Saints Oliveria and Libretta In Works (Chapman) Mother of pearl Tales from a mother-of-pearl casket Leslie Wood In Works (Chapman) Mother of pearl Tales from a mother-of-pearl casket Little leaden soldier (Little lead soldier) In Works (Chapman) Mother of pearl Tales from a mother-of-pearl casket Cur Lit 47:463 Little sea dog In Our children Loaves of black bread In Works (Chapman) Well of St. ”

“ 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. ”

“ In L'Arrabiata Selected stories Mabie, H. W., and Strachey, L. Little masterpieces of fiction v 3 Stories by foreign authors, German v 1 At the ghost hour In At the ghost hour Barbarossa In Barbarossa Beatrice In Dead lake Beginning and end In Dead lake Every Saturday 7:111, 149 Beppe, the star-gazer In Selected stories Blind In L'Arrabiata Christmas present In Harper 82:16 Count Ernest's home In L'Arrabiata Divided heart In Divided heart Donkey In Words never to be forgotten Doomed In Dead lake Embroideress of Treviso In Barbarossa Emerenz In Cosmopol 5:506 ”

“ 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. ”

“ A story of the Waldenses seven hundred years ago In Works v 2 In His name John Rich and Lucy Poor In Susan's escort King Charles's shilling In Susan's escort Law and gospel In Christmas in Narragansett Harper 63:267 Lost palace In Works v 4 Brick moon Crusoe in New York Old and New 10:405 Love is the whole In Christmas eve and Christmas day Lucy Poor. ”