The Great Modern English Stories, An Anthology
Book digitized by Google from the library of Harvard University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb. Introduction, by E. J. O'Brien.--The three strangers, by T. Hardy.--A lodging for the night, by R. L. Stevenson.--The starchild, by O. Wilde.--The dying of Francis Donne, by E. Dowson.--To Nancy, by Sir F. Wedmore.--An empty frame, by G. Egerton.--The three musketeers, by R. Kipling.--Wee Willie Winkie, by R. Kipling.--How Gavin Birse put it to Mag Lownie, by Sir J. M. Barrie.--The f
...isher of men, by F. Macleod.--Quattrocentisteria, by M. Hewlett The stolen bacillus, by H. G. Wells.--Old Aeson, by Sir A. T. Quiller-Couch.--The fire of Prometheus, by H. W. Nevinson.--The man who played upon the leaf, by A. Blackwood.--An old thorn, by W. H. Hudson.--The fourth Magus, by R. B. C. Graham.--The ghost ship, by R. Middleton.--Business is business, by J. Trevena.--The chink and the child, by T. Burke.--Monsieur Félicité, by H. Walpole.--Red and white, by R. Pertwee.--Man and brute, by E. L. G. Watson.--The lost suburb, by J. D. Beresford.--The birth of an artist, by H. de Sélincourt.--A sick collier, by D. H. Lawrence.--Greater than love, by C. Evans.--Birth, by G. Cannan--Biographies and bibliography [p. 355-366)
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