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- SHERWOOD ANDERSON
- BY WAY OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- E. J. O.
- CONTENTS[1]
- Articles on the Short Stories: An Index 421
- FOOTNOTE:
- INTRODUCTION
- THE BEST SHORT STORIES OF 1920
- THE OTHER WOMAN[2]
- BY SHERWOOD ANDERSON
- From _The Little Review_
- FOOTNOTE:
- GARGOYLE[3]
- By EDWINA STANTON BABCOCK
- From _Harper's Magazine_
- FOOTNOTE:
- GHITZA[4]
- From _The Dial_
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE LIFE OF FIVE POINTS[5]
- From _The Dial_
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE SIGNAL TOWER[6]
- From _The Metropolitan_
- Where was Joe now? At the inn, drinking; or----
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE PARTING GENIUS[7]
- From _The Midland_
- FOOTNOTE:
- HABAKKUK[8]
- From _Scribner's Magazine_
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE JUDGMENT OF VULCAN[9]
- From _Harper's Magazine_
- I assured Miss Stanleigh that the _Sylph_ was at her service.
- I nodded assent in a dumb, helpless way.
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE STICK-IN-THE-MUDS[10]
- From _Collier's Weekly_
- And yet again it might have had if----
- Joel listened to Luke's elegy and groaned: "Gee!"
- Joel wanted to say: "I should think that depended on the parents."
- THE ANONYMOUS
- FOOTNOTE:
- HIS JOB[11]
- From _Scribner's Magazine_
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE RENDING[12]
- From _The Dial_
- She said: "Paul, this has got to end."
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE DUMMY-CHUCKER[13]
- From _The Cosmopolitan_
- FOOTNOTE:
- BUTTERFLIES[14]
- From _The Pictorial Review_
- Tobey stumbled past her headlong into the house, muttering, "I'm cold!"
- Mart looked at his wife. "I dunno."
- She smiled defiance. "I told you, on the beach."
- Mart smiled with an indulgent air. "Heard what she said, didn't you?"
- He shook his head. "I dunno."
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE ROTTER[15]
- From _Harper's Magazine_
- He nodded. "Disappeared."
- FOOTNOTE:
- OUT OF EXILE[16]
- From _The Pictorial Review_
- Duncan smiled pityingly, as if to say, "Don't be an idiot, Miah."
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE THREE TELEGRAMS[17]
- From _The Ladies' Home Journal_
- Then she would start toward him and call: "Jacques, Jacques!"
- Jacques had cried out: "Ma petite, you hope too far."
- She whispered: "The third telegram!"
- She called: "Grand'mère!"
- FOOTNOTE:
- THE ROMAN BATH[18]
- From _Scribner's Magazine_
- FOOTNOTE:
- AMAZEMENT[19]
- From _Harper's Magazine_
- I was still able to protest:
- I was sure that my hair had turned white.
- FOOTNOTE:
- SHEENER[20]
- From _Collier's Weekly_
- Sheener said: "Sure I will. Who'll I write to, Bum?"
- Sheener said proudly: "I'm telling you."
- Sheener said hotly: "He don't owe me a cent."
- FOOTNOTE:
- TURKEY RED[21]
- From _The Pictorial Review_
- Hillas closed his eyes wearily. "We came in the Spring."
- The traveler sat up. "Blizzard?"
- Dan turned. "Wouldn't, eh?"
- He motioned toward the bed. "Her name?"
- Unconsciously the traveler held up his right hand, "I am!"
- FOOTNOTE:
- ADDRESSES OF AMERICAN MAGAZINES PUBLISHING SHORT STORIES
- THE BIBLIOGRAPHICAL ROLL OF HONOR OF AMERICAN SHORT STORIES
- OCTOBER, 1919, TO SEPTEMBER, 1920
- THE ROLL OF HONOR OF FOREIGN SHORT STORIES IN AMERICAN MAGAZINES
- OCTOBER, 1919, TO SEPTEMBER, 1920
- I. #English and Irish Authors#
- II. #Translations#
- Anonymous. (_Chinese._)
- THE BEST BOOKS OF SHORT STORIES OF 1920: A CRITICAL SUMMARY
- 10. #Mayran.# Story of Gotton Connixloo. Dutton.
- I. #American Authors#
- II. #English and Irish Authors#
- III. #Translations#
- VOLUMES OF SHORT STORIES PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES
- OCTOBER, 1919, TO SEPTEMBER, 1920: AN INDEX
- I. #American Authors#
- II. #English and Irish Authors#
- III. #Translations#
- VOLUMES OF SHORT STORIES PUBLISHED IN ENGLAND AND IRELAND ONLY
- I. #English and Irish#
- II. #Translations#
- VOLUMES OF SHORT STORIES PUBLISHED IN FRANCE
- ARTICLES ON THE SHORT STORY
- OCTOBER, 1919, TO SEPTEMBER, 1920
- Beyle, Henri. _See_ "Stendhal."
- Clemens, Samuel L. _See_ "Twain, Mark."
- Naturalism. _See_ #Deffoux, Léon#, _and_ #Zavie, Émile.#
- Spanish-American Short Story. See #Goldberg, Isaac.#
- Vallette, Mme. Alfred. _See_ "Rachilde."
- INDEX OF SHORT STORIES IN BOOKS
- I. #American Authors#
- NOVEMBER, 1918, TO SEPTEMBER, 1920
- ABBREVIATIONS
- II. English and Irish Authors
- III. Translations
- MAGAZINE AVERAGES
- OCTOBER, 1919, TO SEPTEMBER, 1920
- INDEX OF SHORT STORIES PUBLISHED IN AMERICAN MAGAZINES
- OCTOBER, 1919, TO SEPTEMBER, 1920
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Best Short Stories of 1920, by Various