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INDEX TO SHORT STORIES
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| Sentence |
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
| Skeleton |
| In | Mashi and other stories |
| Cur Opinion 65:125 |
| Study in anatomy |
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
| Subha |
| In | Mashi and other stories |
| Supreme night |
| In | Mashi and other stories |
| Trespass |
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
| Trial of the horse |
| In | Liv Age 303:148 |
| Trust property |
| In | Mashi and other stories |
| Victory |
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
| Vision |
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
| Wandering guest |
| In | Glimpses of Bengal life |
| "We crown thee king" |
| In | Hungry stones and other stories |
| Tai Fu and Pansy Greers. Burke, T. |
| Tailor's daughter. Maupassant, G. de |
| Taily-po. Harris, J. C. |
| Tajima. Mitford, M. R. |
| Taking a rest; monologue. Cutting, M. S. |
| Taking of Captain Ball. Jewett, S. O. |
| Taking of Lungtenpen. Kipling, R. |
| Taking of Stingaree. Hornung, E. W. |
| Taking of the redoubt. Mérimée, P. |
| Taking possession. Daudet, A. |
| Taking the blue ribbon at the county fair. Craddock, C. E. |
| Taki's career. Andrews, M. R. S. |
| Talbot of Ursula. Atherton, G. |
| Tale. See Maupassant, G. de. Tale of old times |
| Tale of a demon (Sanskrit) |
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library of mystery and detective stories, Oriental |
| Tale of a goblin horse. Nott, C. C. |
| Tale of a hungry man. Pinski, D. |
| Tale of a pigtail. Robertson, M. |
| Tale of a Salamander. Hale, E. E. |
| Tale of a tainted tenner. Henry, O. |
| Tale of a tenderfoot. Garland, H. |
| Tale of bricks. Morrison, A. |
| Tale of Chloe. Meredith, G. |
| Tale of faerie. Simms, W. G. |
| Tale of four white swans. Sharp, W. |
| Tale of Hogin and Hedinn. Morris, W. |
| Tale of how Ivan Ivanovitch quarrelled with Ivan Nikiforovitch. Gogol, N. V. |
| Tale of Jerusalem. Poe, E. A. |
| Tale of King Coustans, the emperor. Le Gallienne, R. |
| Tale of King Coustans, the emperor. Morris, W. |
| Tale of King Florus and the fair Jehane. Morris, W. |
| Tale of London. Dunsany, E. |
| Tale of mere chance. Crane, S. |
| Tale of negative gravity. Stockton, F. R. |
| Tale of old times. Maupassant, G. de |
| Tale of Pentland. Hogg, J. |
| Tale of Poland. Sigourney, L. H. |
| Tale of Roi the fool. Morris, W. |
| Tale of the equator. Dunsany, E. |
| Tale of the great giant Smokey Pokey. Mitchell, S. W. |
| Tale of the House of the Wolfings and all the kindred of the Mark. Morris, W. |
| Tale of the martyrs. Hogg, J. |
| Tale of the month of Floreal in the year II. France, A. |
| Tale of the porcelain god. Hearn, L. |
| Tale of the Ragged mountains. Poe, E. A. |
| Tale of the Trefethness. Spofford, H. P. |
| Tale of Thorstein Haff-Smitten. Morris, W. |
| Tale of three lions. See Haggard, H. R. Allan the hunter |
| Tale of three truants. Harte, B. |
| Tale of twenty-five hours. Matthews, J. B., and Jessop, G. H. |
| Tale of two burdens. Bacheller, I. A. |
| Tale of two dogs. Warman, C. |
| Tale out of season. Singmaster, E. |
| Tale that wouldn't do. Merrick, L. |
| Tale untold. Howells, W. D. |
| Talent. Chekhov, A. P. |
| Tales of home. See Taylor, B. Beauty and the beast |
| Tales of two countries. Gorky, M. |
| Tales you told. France, A. |
| Talisman. Field, E. |
| Talisman; a parable. Ouida |
| Talk about fox-hunting. France, A. |
| Talk on tap. Loomis, C. B. |
| Talking for life. Eggleston, E. |
| Talking of presentiments. Howells, W. D. |
| Talking saddle. Harris, J. C. |
| Talking-saddle and the thief. Harris, J. C. |
| Talking ships. Quiller-Couch, A. T. |
| Talking wave. Pratt, L. |
| Talks with a kid brother. Williams, J. L. |
| Tall master. Parker, G. |
| Tall woman. Alarçón, P. A. de |
| Talleyrand Penrod. Tarkington, B. |
| Tallow ball. See Maupassant, G. de. Ball of tallow |
| Tamales. Henry, O. |
| Tamango. Mérimée, P. |
| Tambourine. Mitford, M. R. , Tameless team. Tracy, V. |
| Taming of the shrew. Lamb, C. |
| Tammyshanty. Ward, E. S. P. |
| Tancred, Prince of Salerno. Boccaccio, G. |
| Tangent of a crime. Ward, H. D. |
| Tanglewood tales. Hawthorne, N. |
| Tango taught in ten lessons. Morris, G. |
| Tanis, the sang-digger. Troubetzkoy, A. C. |
| Tanjsar tiger. Bates, A. |
| Tannhauser's choice. Huneker, J. G. |
| Taper. See Tolstoi, L. N. Candle |
| Tapestried chamber; or, The lady of the sacque. Scott, W. |
| Tapestries of twilight. Le Gallienne, R. |
| Tares. Michelson, M. |
| Targets. Morris, G. |
| Tappan, Eva March, 1854- |
| Country where the mice eat iron (adapted. |
| India) |
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:349 |
| Rogue and the simpleton (adapted. India) |
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:351 |
