_Short Stories for High Schools_, Rosa M. R. Mikels. Scribner
(1915).
_Elements of the Short Story_, E. E. Hale, Jr., and F. T. Dawson.
Holt (1915).
_Short Stories from “Life,”_ T. L. Masson. Doubleday (1916).
_Short Stories and Selections, for Use in Secondary Schools_,
Emilie K. Baker. Macmillan (1916).
_Representative Short Stories_, Nina Hart and Edna M. Perry.
Macmillan (1917).
_The Best Short Stories of 1915, and The Yearbook of the American
Short Story_, E. J. O’Brien. Small, Maynard (1916).
Similar collections by the same editor have been issued for 1916
and 1917, and others for later years are to follow.
_Atlantic Narratives_, Charles Swain Thomas. Atlantic Monthly Press
(1918).
_Index to Short Stories._ Ina TenEyck Firkins. Wilson.
INDEX
In this index, names of authors are printed in small capitals and
titles of books in italics; titles of short-stories are enclosed in
quotations, and general persons and subjects are in Roman type. It
has not seemed necessary to index titles and authors which are merely
included in biographical and bibliographical notes.
A
Action, 2, 3.
ADDISON, JOSEPH, xix.
Adventure (see Action), xvi, 3.
Anecdote, xvi, xvii, xx.
_Arabian Nights_, xviii.
B
BALDWIN, CHARLES S., xxiv.
BALZAC, HONORÉ DE, xx, 134, 253.
BARRIE, JAMES M., 133, 215-249.
BARRETT, CHARLES RAYMOND, xxiii.
BEERS, H. A., 300.
BERANGER, 320.
Bibliography of Short-Story, xxi, 433.
BIERCE, AMBROSE, 72.
BOCCACCIO, xviii;
_Decameron_, xvii;
_Rinaldo_, xvii.
BURKE, EDMUND, 132.
BURTON, RICHARD, 32.
BUTLER, ELLIS PARKER, 133.
C
CANBY, H. S., xxiv, 32, 33, 75, 76, 149, 258, 301, 302.
Characters, 4, 354, 355, 356.
Character Studies, 353-389.
CHAUCER, GEOFFREY, xviii,
_Canterbury Tales_, xvii,
_Pardoner’s Tale_, xvii.
CHESTERTON, GILBERT K., 424.
CODY, SHERWIN, xxiii.
Comedy, 192.
_Conte dévot_, xvi, xvii.
Contributory incident, 21, 199.
COPPÉE, FRANÇOIS, 134, 368-388.
“Courting of T’Nowhead’s Bell, The,” 219-249.
CRAWFORD, F. MARION, 72.
CRAWFORD, V. M., 137, 138.
Crisis, xxvi, 355.
CROSS, J. W., 252.
CURTIS, GEORGE WILLIAM, 70.
D
DAUDET, ALPHONSE, 133-147.
DEFOE, DANIEL, xix.
Denouement, xxvi.
Detective Story, xix.
Developing incident (see contributory incident).
DYE, CHARITY, xxiii.
E
EDGEWORTH, MARIA, _Moral Tales_, xix.
Egyptian tales, xv, xvi.
ELIOT, GEORGE, 252.
Emotion, Stories of, 131-190.
Episode, xvii, xix.
Essay-Stories, xix.
_Esther, Book of_, xvi.
Exercises, xxxi, 67, 129, 189, 249, 290, 351, 388, 431.
F
_Fabliau_, xviii.
FAGUET, ÉMILE, 6.
“Fall of the House of Usher, The,” 320-351.
Fiction, Art of, xiii.
FLAUBERT, GUSTAVE, 32, 33.
G
Ghosts, 70.
_Golden Ass, The_, Apuleius, xvi.
_Graham’s Magazine_, xxii, 295.
GRENIER, EDOUARD, 7.
GRISWOLD, HATTIE T., 218.
_Guardian_, xix.
H
HAMILTON, CLAYTON, 354.
HAMMERTON, J. A., 218.
_Handbook of Literary Criticism_, 31.
HARTE, BRET, 133, 253, 254.
HAWTHORNE, JULIAN, 70, 258.
HAWTHORNE, NATHANIEL, xix, xxii, xxiii, 33, 71, 75, 297-319.
HENRY, O., 193-215.
HIGGINSON, THOMAS WENTWORTH, xxiii.
HOFFMAN, E. A., xix, 75.
Homeric stories, xv.
Humorous Stories, 191-250.
HUTTON, R. H., 301.
I
_Idler_, xix.
Impressionistic Stories, 293-352.
INDEPENDENT, xxiii.
IRVING, WASHINGTON, xix, 71;
_Rip Van Winkle_, xviii.
J
JACOBS, W. W., 108-129.
JAMES, HENRY, 137, 149, 279.
JESSUP, ALEXANDER, xxiv.
JOHNSON, SAMUEL, xix.
K
KING, GRACE, 6, 7.
KIPLING, RUDYARD, 31, 133, 147-189, 258.
L
LANG, ANDREW, 32, 75.
“Last Class, The,” 134, 136, 139-147.
LE GALLIENNE, RICHARD, 150, 258, 300.
LEMMON, LEONARD, 258.
LEWIN, WALTER, 257, 258.
LEWIS, E. H., xxiii.
_Lippincott’s Magazine_, xxiii.
Local color, 8, 254 (see setting).
“Lodging for the Night, A,” 32, 34-67.
LONGFELLOW, H. W., 299.
M
MABIE, HAMILTON WRIGHT, 279.
MCINTYRE, MARION, 137.
MACLAREN, IAN, 216.
“Mateo Falcone,” 8-29, 134, 254.
MATTHEWS, BRANDER, xxiii, 75, 280, 370, 371.
“Markheim,” 32, 33, 393-422.
MAUPASSANT, GUY DE, vii, xxix, 133, 196, 254, 277-290, 356-368.
MÉRIMÉE, PROSPER, xix, xx, 4, 8-29.
Milesian Tales, xvi.
MILLER, MERION M., 370.
“Moonlight,” 253, 278, 281-290.
“Monkey’s Paw, The,” 110-129, 134.
MORRISON, ARTHUR, 422-431.
Mystery and Fantasy Stories, 69-130.
N
NATHAN, G. J., 196.
NODIER, CHARLES, xix.
Novel, xiii.
Novelette, xx, xxvii.
_Novella_, xvii, xviii.
O
O’BRIEN, FITZ-JAMES, 72.
“On the Stairs,” 393, 425-431.
“Outcasts of Poker Flat, The,” 253, 258-277.
P
PATER, WALTER, 392.
PECK, HARRY THURSTON, 197.
PELLISSIER, GEORGES, 7.
PERRY, BLISS, 2, 392.
PHELPS, WILLIAM LYON, 31.
“Piece of String, The,” 356-368.
Plot, xxv.
Plot incident, 11.
POE, EDGAR ALLAN, xix, xx, xxi, xxii, xxv,
30, 72-107, 134, 294, 295, 296, 320-351.
Psychological Studies, 391-432.
“Purloined Letter, The,” 72, 75-107.
PUSHKIN, xix.
Q
Questions, see Exercises.
R
_Rambler_, xix.
“Ransom of Red Chief, The,” 198-215.
Representative Stories, Lists of, 68, 130, 190, 250, 290, 351, 389, 432.
RIIS, JACOB, 424.
Romanticism, 31.
ROZ, FIRMIN, 280.
_Ruth, Book of_, 133.
S
Sadness in Stories, viii.
SAINTSBURY, GEORGE, 7.
SANDERSON, ROBERT, 370.
_Saturday Review_, xxiii.
Scenario, xvi, xxvii.
SCOTT, SIR WALTER, xix.
Setting, Stories of, 251-290.
SHERAN, WILLIAM H., 31.
_Short History of French Literature_, 7.
Short-Story, origin of, xx;
defined, xxv, xxvi;
Study of, xiii, xiv.
Sketch, xxviii, 355.
SMITH, C. ALFONSO, xxiii.
SMITH, LEWIS W., xxiii.
_Spectator_, xix.
SPIELHAGEN, FRIEDRICH, xxiii.
STEELE, RICHARD, xix.
STEVENSON, ROBERT LOUIS, 29-67, 393-422.
Story-tellers, xv, xvi.
“Substitute, The,” 371-388.
SYMONS, ARTHUR, 138, 279.
T
Tale, xv, xvii, xx, xxvii, 355.
_Taller_, xix.
TIECK, J. L., xix, 75.
To Teachers, vii.
TRENT, W. P., 137.
TWAIN, MARK, 193.
V
VOLTAIRE, xix, 72.
W
WARD, ARTEMUS, 193.
_Warner Library_, 6, 7, 218, 280, 370.
WEISS, JOHN, 192.
“White Old Maid, The,” 302-319.
WHITE, WILLIAM ALLEN, 193.
“Without Benefit of Clergy,” 134, 148-189.
_Writing the Short-Story_, vii, ix, xi, xxvi, 133, 253, 255.
Z
_Zadig_, xix, 72.