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INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG

WORKS OF

STEPHEN CRANE

Compiled by David Widger

CONTENTS

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table of contents for that volume.

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##  THE RED BADGE
OF COURAGE

##
MAGGIE
A GIRL OF THE STREETS

##
THE
THIRD VIOLET

##
THE
MONSTER AND OTHER STORIES

##
THE
LITTLE REGIMENT

##
LAST
WORDS

##
WHILOMVILLE
STORIES

##
WOUNDS
IN THE RAIN

##
THE
OPEN BOAT AND OTHER STORIES

##
MEN,
WOMEN, AND BOATS

THE
BLACK RIDERS AND OTHER LINES

THE
O'RUDDY

WAR IS
KIND

ACTIVE SERVICE

TABLES OF CONTENTS OF VOLUMES

THE RED BADGE OF COURAGE

An Episode of the American Civil War

Stephen Crane

CONTENTS

CHAPTER
1

CHAPTER
2

CHAPTER
3

CHAPTER
4

CHAPTER
5

CHAPTER
6

CHAPTER
7

CHAPTER
8

CHAPTER
9

CHAPTER
10

CHAPTER
11

CHAPTER
12

CHAPTER
13

CHAPTER
14

CHAPTER
15

CHAPTER
16

CHAPTER
17

CHAPTER
18

CHAPTER
19

CHAPTER
20

CHAPTER
21

CHAPTER
22

CHAPTER
23

CHAPTER
24

MAGGIE: A GIRL OF THE STREETS

By Stephen Crane

CONTENTS

Chapter
I

Chapter
II

Chapter
III

Chapter
IV

Chapter
V

Chapter
VI

Chapter
VII

Chapter
VIII

Chapter
IX

Chapter
X

Chapter
XI

Chapter
XII

Chapter
XIII

Chapter
XIV

Chapter
XV

Chapter
XVI

Chapter
XVII

Chapter
XVIII

Chapter
XIX

THE THIRD VIOLET

By Stephen Crane

CONTENTS

CHAPTER
I.

CHAPTER
II.

CHAPTER
III.

CHAPTER
IV.

CHAPTER
V.

CHAPTER
VI.

CHAPTER
VII.

CHAPTER
VIII.

CHAPTER
IX.

CHAPTER
X.

CHAPTER
XI.

CHAPTER
XII.

CHAPTER
XIII.

CHAPTER
XIV.

CHAPTER
XV.

CHAPTER
XVI.

CHAPTER
XVII.

CHAPTER
XVIII.

CHAPTER
XIX.

CHAPTER
XX.

CHAPTER
XXI.

CHAPTER
XXII.

CHAPTER
XXIII.

CHAPTER
XXIV.

CHAPTER
XXV.

CHAPTER
XXVI.

CHAPTER
XXVII.

CHAPTER
XXVIII.

CHAPTER
XXIX.

CHAPTER
XXX.

CHAPTER
XXXI.

CHAPTER
XXXII.

CHAPTER
XXXIII.

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

WOUNDS IN THE RAIN

War Stories

Stephen Crane

CONTENTS

The Price of the Harness | 1
The Lone Charge of William B. Perkins | 3
The Clan of No-Name | 42
God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen | 74
The Revenge of the Adolphus | 107
The Sergeant's Private Madhouse | 138
Virtue in War | 152
Marines Signalling under Fire at Guantanamo | 178
This Majestic Lie | 190
War Memories | 229
The Second Generation | 309

THE OPEN BOAT AND OTHER STORIES

By Stephen Crane

CONTENTS

Part I
Minor Conflicts

Page

The
Open Boat

1

A
Man and Some Others

41

The
Bride comes to Yellow Sky

65

The
Wise Men

85

The
Five White Mice

107

Flanagan and His Short
Filibustering Adventure

129

Horses | 155
Death and the Child | 175

Part II
Midnight Sketches

An
Experiment in Misery

211

The
Men in the Storm

227

The
Dual that was not Fought

239

An
Ominous Baby

251

A
Great Mistake

259

An
Eloquence of Grief

265

The
Auction

271

The
Pace of Youth

279

A
Detail

297

MEN, WOMEN, AND BOATS

By Stephen Crane

Edited With an Introduction by Vincent Starrett

CONTENTS

NOTE
STEPHEN CRANE: AN ESTIMATE
THE OPEN BOAT
THE RELUCTANT VOYAGERS
CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II

CHAPTER
III

CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
CHAPTER VI
THE END OF THE BATTLE
UPTURNED FACE
AN EPISODE OF WAR
AN EXPERIMENT IN MISERY
THE DUEL THAT WAS NOT FOUGHT
A DESERTION
A DARK-BROWN DOG
THE PACE OF YOUTH
A TENT IN AGONY
FOUR MEN IN A CAVE
THE MESMERIC MOUNTAIN
THE SNAKE
LONDON IMPRESSIONS
CHAPTER I
CHAPTER II

CHAPTER
III

CHAPTER IV
CHAPTER V
CHAPTER VI

CHAPTER
VII

CHAPTER
VIII

THE SCOTCH EXPRESS

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Table of Contents

- INDEX OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG WORKS OF STEPHEN CRANE

- Compiled by David Widger

- CONTENTS

- Click on the ## before many of the titles to view a linked table of contents for that volume. Click on the title itself to open the original online file.

- 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

- CONTENTS

- THE THIRD VIOLET

- CONTENTS

- THE MONSTER AND OTHER STORIES

- CONTENTS

- ILLUSTRATIONS

- THE LITTLE REGIMENT

- AND OTHER EPISODES OF THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR

- CONTENTS.

- LAST WORDS

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