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INDEX TO SHORT STORIES
| Hornung, Ernest William—Continued |
| Voice of Gunbar |
| In | Some persons unknown |
| Widow of Piper's Point |
| In | Some persons unknown |
| Wilful murder |
| In | Amateur cracksman |
| Wrong house |
| In | Raffles |
| Scrib M 30:343 |
| Horrors of the concentrated mind. Eisner, D. C. |
| Horse-dealers. Duhamel, G. |
| Horse dealer's daughter. Lawrence, D. H. |
| Horse mariners. Kipling, R. |
| Horse-stealers. Chekhov, A. P. |
| Horse that b'leeved he'd get there. Slosson, A. T. |
| Horse-thieves. Kuprin, A. I. |
| Horse trade. Long, J. L. |
| Horseman in the sky. Bierce, A. |
| "Horses for France." Empey, A. G. |
| Horse's tale. Clemens, S. L. |
| Horseshoe. Phillpotts, E. |
| Horsey name. Chekhov, A. P. |
| Hosier. Blicher, S. S. |
| Hoskaninni. Warman, C. |
| Hospital patient. Dickens, C. |
| Hostage. Liljencrantz, O. A. |
| Hostage. Page, T. N. |
| Hostage to misfortune. Gibbon, P. |
| Hostages to Momus. Henry, O. |
| Hostile brothers. Auerbach, B. |
| Hostile skulls. Jókai, M. |
| Hosts invisible. Pemberton, M. |
| Hot biscuits and honey. Nicholson, M. |
| Hot-foot Hannibal. Chesnutt, C. W. |
| Hothouse Americans. Osbourne, L. |
| Hotel experience of Mr. Pink Fluker. Johnston, R. M. |
| Hotwell's duel. Quiller-Couch, A. T. |
| Houdin, R. (Jean Eugene Robert Houdin) 1805-1871 |
| Conjurer's confessions |
| In | Hawthorne, J. Library mystery and detective stories, Modern magic |
| Hour and the man. Barr, R. |
| Hour of Freydis. Cabell, J. B. |
| House and the brain. See Lytton, E. B. Haunted and the haunters |
| House beyond Pretty marsh. Mitchell, S. W. |
| House-boating in China. Ralph, J. |
| House built upon sand. Harrison, C. C. |
| House-cat. Fuller, H. B. |
| House for sale. Daudet, A. |
| House in the dismal swamp. Burnett, F. H. |
| House in the mist. Green, A. K. |
| House in the wood. Bland, E. N. |
| House in two parishes. Phillpotts, E. |
| House of clocks. Green, A. K. |
| House of cobwebs. Gissing, G. R. |
| House of Dives. Singmaster, E. |
| House of eld. Stevenson, R. L. |
| House of Eulalie. Harland, H. |
| House of Fahy. Somerville, E. A. O. |
| House of Haddock. Morrison, A. |
| House of life. Cutting, M. S. |
| House of Mapuhi. London, J. |
| House of Nucingen. See Balzac, H. de. Nucingen and Co. |
| House of offense. Austin, M. H. |
| House of pomegranates. Wilde, O. |
| House of pride. London, J. |
| House of Rimmon. Deland, M. |
| House of storms. Vorse, M. H. |
| House of terror. Mason, A. E. W. |
| House of the bride. Brown, A. |
| House of the cat and racket. See Balzac, H. de. At the sign of the cat and racket |
| House of the dead hand. Wharton, E. |
| House of the giraffe. Dwight, H. G. |
| House of the golden song. Peattie, E. W. |
| House of the green shudders. Loomis, C. B. |
| House of the Open Heart. Train, A. C. |
| House of the seven Santas. Bangs, J. K. |
| House of the sphinx. Dunsany, E. |
| House of the tennis-playing cat. See Balzac, H. de. At the sign of the cat and racket |
| House of the unbelieving Thomas. Heyse, P. J. L. |
| House of the Wolfings. See Morris, W. Tale of the house of the Wolfings |
| House of their rest. Bacon, J. D. |
| House of two barbels. Theuriet, A. |
| House on the beach. Meredith, G. |
| House on the hill-top. Stetson, G. E. C. |
| House opposite. Hawkins, A. H. |
| House party. Ouida |
| House surgeon. Kipling, R. |
| House that Stephen built. Wynne, M. Y. |
| House that was not. Peattie, E. W. |
| House with the blinds. Norris, F. |
| House with the brick-kiln. Benson, E. F. |
| House with the broken shutter. Parker, G. |
| House with the mezzanine (a painter's story). See Chekhov, A. P. Artist's story |
| House with the red blinds. Hornung, E. W. |
| House with the tall porch. Parker, G. |
| House with the tower. Brown, A. |
| Houseboat on the Styx. Bangs, J. K. |
| Household gods. Le Gallienne, R. |
| Household gods. Moulton, L. C. |
| Household of felicity. Stetson, G. E. C. |
| Household wreck. DeQuincey, T. |
| Householders. Quiller-Couch, A. T. |
| Householdry. Gale, Z. |
| Housekeeping book. Goeringer, I. |
| Housewarming. Nicholson, M. |
| Housewife. See Cabell, J. B. Story of the housewife |
| Housewife. Galsworthy, J. |
| How a king was found. Harris, J. C. |
| How a trout broke a friendship. Remington, F. |
| How a witch was caught. Harris, J. C. |
| How Ali came to the black country. Dunsany, E. |
| How Andrew carried the precinct. Page, T. N. |
| How Aunt Minervy Ann ran away and back again. Harris, J. C. |
| How Barrington returned to Johannesburg. Mason, A. E. W. |
| How Bernt went whaling. Boyesen, H. H. |
| How Bill got his grizzly. Stringer, A. J. |
| How Black Snake caught the wolf. Harris, J-C. |
