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Title: Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Stephen Crane
Author: Stephen Crane
Editor: David Widger
Release date: June 8, 2019 [eBook #59706]
Most recently updated: July 5, 2019
Language: English
Credits: Produced by David Widger
*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF STEPHEN CRANE ***
INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG
WORKS OF
STEPHEN CRANE
Compiled by David Widger
CONTENTS
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TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES
THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE
An Episode of the American Civil War
Stephen Crane
CONTENTS
MAGGIE: A GIRL OF THE STREETS
By Stephen Crane
CONTENTS
THE THIRD VIOLET
By Stephen Crane
CONTENTS
THE MONSTER AND OTHER STORIES
by Stephen Crane
CONTENTS
| THE MONSTER |
| THE BLUE HOTEL |
| HIS NEW MITTENS |
ILLUSTRATIONS
| "'If You Ain't Afraid, Go Do It Then'" |
| "No One Would Have Suspected Him of Ever Having Washed a Buggy" |
| "'Henry Johnson! Rats!'" |
| "They Bowed and Smiled Until a Late Hour" |
| "The Band Played a Waltz" |
| "'What District?'" |
| In the Laboratory |
| "They Did Not Care Much for John Shipley" |
| "'If I Get Six Dollehs for Bo'ding Hennery Johnson, I Uhns It'" |
| "The Door Swung Portentously Open" |
| Mrs. Farragut |
| "'It's About What Nobody Talks Of—Much,' Said Twelve" |
| Little Horace |
| "Yelling Like Hawks at the White Balls Flew" |
| "'I've Got to Go Home'" |
| "When He Raised His Voice to Deny the Charge" |
| "'Aw, Come On!'" |
| "A Pair of Very Wet Mittens" |
| "Brought a Plate of Food" |
| "Horace Stared With Sombre Eyes at the Plate of Food" |
| "Some Sort of Bloody-Handed Person" |
| "People, Bowed Forward" |
| "Eight Cents' Worth of Something" |
| "His Head Hung Low" |
| "'Mam-ma! Mam-ma! Oh, Mam-ma!'" |
THE LITTLE REGIMENT
AND OTHER EPISODES OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
BY STEPHEN CRANE
CONTENTS.
| THE LITTLE REGIMENT. |
| I. |
| II. |
| III. |
| IV. |
| V. |
| VI. |
| VII. |
| VIII. |
| THREE MIRACULOUS SOLDIERS. |
| I. |
| II. |
| III. |
| IV. |
| V. |
| A MYSTERY OF HEROISM. |
| AN INDIANA CAMPAIGN. |
| I. |
| II. |
| A GRAY SLEEVE. |
| I. |
| II. |
| III. |
| THE VETERAN. |
LAST WORDS
By Stephen Crane
CONTENTS
| PAGE | ||
| THE RELUCTANT VOYAGERS | 1 | |
| SPITZBERGEN TALES— | ||
| THE KICKING TWELFTH | 35 | |
| THE UPTURNED FACE | 52 | |
| THE SHRAPNEL OF THEIR FRIENDS | 59 | |
| "AND IF HE WILLS, WE MUST DIE" | 69 | |
| WYOMING VALLEY TALES— | ||
| THE SURRENDER OF FORTY FORT | 81 | |
| "OL' BENNET" AND THE INDIANS | 88 | |
| THE BATTLE OF FORTY FORT | 99 | |
| London Impressions | 110 | |
| NEW YORK SKETCHES— | ||
| GREAT-GRIEF'S HOLIDAY DINNER | 133 | |
| THE SILVER PAGEANT | 145 | |
| A STREET SCENE | 148 | |
| MINETTA LANE | 154 | |
| ROOF GARDENS | 166 | |
| IN THE BROADWAY CARS | 173 | |
| The Assassins in Modern Battles | 181 | |
| IRISH NOTES— | ||
| AN OLD MAN GOES WOOING | 193 | |
| BALLYDEHOB | 198 | |
| THE ROYAL IRISH CONSTABULARY | 203 | |
| A FISHING VILLAGE | 207 | |
| SULLIVAN COUNTY SKETCHES— | ||
| FOUR MEN IN A CAVE | 217 | |
| THE MESMERIC MOUNTAIN | 225 | |
| MISCELLANEOUS— | ||
| The Squire's Madness | 231 | |
| A Desertion | 245 | |
| How the Donkey Lifted the Hills | 252 | |
| A Man by the Name of Mud | 258 | |
| A Poker Game | 263 | |
| The Snake | 268 | |
| A Self-Made Man | 273 | |
| A Tale of Mere Chance | 282 | |
| At Clancy's Wake | 288 | |
| An Episode of War | 294 | |
| The Voice of the Mountain | 301 | |
| Why Did the Young Clerk Swear? | 306 | |
| The Victory of the Moon | 315 | |
WHILOMVILLE STORIES
By Stephen Crane
Illustrated by Peter Newell
CONTENTS
| PAGE | ||
| I. | The Angel Child | 1 |
| II. | Lynx-Hunting | 18 |
| III. | The Lover and the Telltale | 30 |
| IV. | "Showin' Off" | 40 |
| V. | Making an Orator | 54 |
| VI. | Shame | 64 |
| VII. | The Carriage-Lamps | 80 |
| VIII. | The Knife | 99 |
| IX. | The Stove | 120 |
| X. | The Trial, Execution, and Burial of Homer Phelps | 141 |
| XI. | The Fight | 157 |
| XII. | The City Urchin and the Chaste Villagers | 177 |
| XIII. | A Little Pilgrimage | 191 |
ILLUSTRATIONS
| STEPHEN CRANE | Frontispiece |
| Facing p. | |
| "THE QUEEN HERSELF TOOK THE CHAIR" | 10 |
| "'LOOK,' SHE DECLAIMED" | 12 |
| "AROUND THE CORNER OF THE HOUSE CAME THE TWINS" | 14 |
| AT THE RAILWAY STATION | 16 |
| "'MA—NOW—CAN I BORROW PA'S GUN?'" | 18 |
| THE DALZEL BOY TAKING THE PART OF A BANDIT CHIEF | 22 |
| "THERE WAS A FRIGHTFUL ROAR" | 24 |
| "'I THOUGHT SHE WAS A LYNX'" | 26 |
| "THEY GALLOPED ABOUT HIM SHRILLY CHANTING INSULTS" | 36 |
| "'I—' HE BEGAN. THEN HE VANISHED FROM THE EDGE OF THE WALK" | 50 |
| "AND THEN HE SUDDENLY SAID, 'HALF A LEG—' | 60 |
| "'JIMMIE TRESCOTT'S GOT HIS PICNIC IN A PAIL!'" | 70 |
| "'YOU JIM! QUIT! QUIT, I TELL YER!'" | 84 |
| "HE TURNED TO SAY: 'KEEP UP A STOUT HEART'" | 92 |
| "THE BOY TURNED AGAIN TO HIS FRIEND" | 94 |
| "THEY WHIRLED AND SCAMPERED AWAY LIKE DEER" | 96 |
| "HE HEAVED ONE OF HIS EIGHT-OUNCE ROCKS" | 102 |
| "MOLLIE LURKED IN A CORNER AND GIGGLED" | 104 |
| "THE NEXT MOMENT HE WAS LOOKING INTO THE AMAZED AND AGONIZED FACE OF OLD ALEK" | 112 |
| "THE OLD MAN DREW HIMSELF TO A STATELY POSE" | 118 |
| "THE LAMB-EYED FATHER PRECEDED THE ANGEL CHILD TO HER CHAMBER" | 124 |
| "THE SOLEMN ODOR OF BURNING TURNIPS ROLLED IN LIKE A SEA-FOG" | 136 |
| "'HERE'S ANOTHER BATCH OF LOVELY PUDDINGS'" | 138 |
| "FROM THIS BOOT HE EMPTIED ABOUT A QUART OF SNOW" | 146 |
| THE EXECUTION | 150 |
| THE FUNERAL ORATION | 154 |
| "STAMPING BRAVELY AND NOISILY ON THE PORCH" | 158 |
| "'THE FIRST TIME I CATCH YOU I'LL LAM THE HEAD OFF'N YOU!'" | 164 |
| "NO TIME FOR ACADEMICS—HE RAN" | 174 |
| "'WHO HURT HIM?' HE SAID, FEROCIOUSLY" | 184 |
| "'NIG-GER-R-R! NIG-GER-R-R!'" | 186 |
| "ONE APPROACHING FROM BEHIND LAID HOLD OF HIS EAR" | 188 |
| "THE PROFESSIONAL BRIGHT BOY OF THE CLASS SUDDENLY AWOKE" | 196 |