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INDEX TO SHORT STORIES
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| Croesus of Gingerbread cove. Duncan, N. |
| Croisilles. Musset, A. de |
| Croker, Thomas Croft on, 1798-1854 |
| Daniel O'Rourke |
| In | Tappan, E. M. Children's hour 1:449 |
| Cromwell's statue. Hale, E. E. |
| Cronaraidh ghost. MacManus, S. |
| Crooked branch. Gaskell, E. C. |
| Crooked fairy. Train, A. C. |
| Crooked fir. Austin, M. H. |
| Crooked John. Boyesen, H. H. |
| Crooksie. Keats, G. |
| Crop-eared Jacquot. Dumas, A. |
| Crosby, Margaret |
| Child of light |
| In | Violin obligate |
| Scrib M 3:551 |
| Complete misunderstanding |
| In | Violin obligate |
| Scrib M 2:628 |
| Copeland collection |
| In | Violin obligato |
| Scrib M 6:82 |
| Don Carlos |
| In | Harper 82:758 |
| Islander |
| In | Violin obligato |
| Scrib M 1:628 |
| Last Chance Gulch |
| In | Violin obligato |
| Mad Englishman |
| In | Violin obligato |
| Atlan 60:261 |
| On the south shore |
| In | Violin obligato |
| Harper 80:564 |
| Passages from the journal of a social wreck |
| In | Violin obligato |
| Stories by American authors v 7 |
| Violin obligato |
| In | Violin obligato |
| Scrib M 1:120 |
| Crosby's rest cure. Jordan, E. G. |
| Cross courses. Connolly, J. B. |
| Cross lots to fame. Davis, C. B. |
| Cross of the cree. Warman, C. |
| Cross on the old church tower. Alcott, L. M. |
| Cross purposes. Freeman, M. E. W. |
| Cross purposes. Macdonald, G. E. |
| Cross roads, New York. Davis, C. B. |
| Cross-ways. Phillpotts, E. |
| Crossed gloves. Mason, A. E. W. |
| Crossed wires. Bacon, J. D. |
| Croucher hopeless case; a crime doctor story. Hornung, E. W. |
| Crowe, Mrs. Catherine (Stevens) 1800-1876 |
| Advocate's wedding-day |
| In | Johnson, R. Little classics v 8 |
| Crown of gold. Brown, A. |
| Crowned with glory and honor. Andrews, M. R. S. |
| Crowned with one crest. Atherton, G. |
| Crowninshield's brush. Gray, D. |
| Crow's nest Harrison, C. C. |
| Crows' singing lesson. Loomis, C. B. |
| Croxley master. Doyle, A. C. |
| Crucial moment. Craddock, C. E. |
| Crucifixion of the outcast. Yeats, W. B. |
| Cruel thousand years. Fernald, C. B. |
| Cruelties. Babcock, E. S. |
| Cruise of a drifted boat. Bishop, W. H. |
| Cruise of the Albatross; or, When was Wednesday the tenth? Allen, G. |
| Cruise of the "Bounding Boy." Connolly, J. B. |
| Cruise of the Dazzler. London, J. |
| Cruise of the "Idlewild." Dreiser, T. |
| Cruise of the Ninety-three. Parker, G. |
| Cruise of the Quinze Mille Vièrges. Vorse, M. H. |
| Cruise of the Waterloo. Connolly, J. B. |
| Cruise of the "Willing Mind." Mason, A. E. W. |
| Crumbs. Porter, E. H. |
| Crumbs of culture. Kelly, M. |
| Crumpled blossoms. Schnitzler, A. |
| Crusade of the grand master of Alcantara. Irving, W. |
| Crushed flower. Andreev, L. N. |
| Crusoe in New York. Hale, E. E. |
| Cry across the Black Water. Crockett, S. |
| Cry of the child. Hichens, R. S. |
| Cry of the pack. Jordan, E. G. |
| Crying Tommy. Seawell, M. E. |
| Crystal. Bacon, J. D. |
| Crystal egg. Wells, H. G. |
| Crystal gazer. Futrelle, J. |
| Crystal trench. Mason, A. E. W. |
| Cub reporter. Beach, R. E. |
| Cub reporter and the king of Spain. Williams, J. L. |
| Cuban cactus. Hopkins, M. S. B. |
| Cuban morning. Bates, A. |
| Cuckoo. Chambers, R. |
| Cuckoo. Hewlett, M. |
| Cuckoo Valley railway. Quiller-Couch, A. T. |
| Cue. Burke, T. |
| Cuff shooter. Stringer, A. J. |
| Culhane. Dreiser, T. |
| Culidh Mhoire. Sharp, W. |
| Cult and the catamount. Fisher, D. C. |
| Cumberland vendetta. Fox, J., jr. |
| Cumbersome horse. Bunner, H. C. |
| Cumner's son. Parker, G. |
| Cunnin' Larrikins. Loomis, C. B. |
| Cunning crone (Arabic) |
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, Oriental |
| Cunning snake. Harris, J. C. |
| Cunning speech of Drumtochty. Watson, J. |
| Cunningham, Allen, 1784-1842 |
| Haunted ships |
| In | Johnson, R. Little classics v 8 |
| Cup and the lip. Gerould, K. F. |
| Cup of cold water. Wharton, E. |
| Cup of tea. Burt, M. S. |
| Cup of the Caldera. Phillpotts, E. |
| Cupboard love. Jacobs, W. W. |
| Cupid a la carte. Henry, O. |
| Cupid and Psyche. See Apuleius. Story of Cupid and Psyche |
| Cupid and the hurdy-gurdy. Peattie, E. W. |
| Cupid goes slumming. Rice, A. H. |
| Cupid's arrows. Kipling, R. |
| Cupid's exile number two. Henry, O. |
| Cupid's revenge. Lamb, C. |
