The Best European Short Stories

A delightful anthology of great works by some of Europe's greatest short story writers: 1. "The Marquise", by George Sand 2. "The Bundle of Letters", by Maurus Jokai 3. "The Pistol Shot", by Alexander Pushkin 4. "The Mad Veteran of Fort Ratonneau", by Ludwig Achim von Arnim 5. "Twenty-six Men and a Girl", by Maxim Gorky 6. "Zodomirsky’s Duel", by Alexandre Dumas 7. "The Mines of Falun", by E. T. A. Hoffmann 8. "Mademoiselle Fifi", by Guy de Maupassant 9."Maestro Niccolo and the Pig", by Gio Sabadino 10. "The Father", by Bjornstjerne Bjornson 11. "Mons. Cassecrouche’s Inspiration", by George Walter Thornbury 12. "Malachi’s Cove", by Anthony Trollope 13. "The Judgement of Paris", by Leonard Merrick 14. "A Queer Night in Paris", by Guy de Maupassant 15. "Immensee", by Theodor Storm 16. "The Paradise of Cats", by Emile Zola 17. "In the Reign of Terror", by Anatole France 18. "The Scholar", by Ludwig Tieck 19. "The Long Exile", by Count Leo Tolstoy 20. "The Encased Man", by Anton Chekhov 21. "The Criminal from Lost Honour", by Friedrich Schiller 22. "The Story of Brave Kasper and Fair Annie", by Clemens Brentano 23. "The Black Ferry", by John Galt 24. "The Mummy’s Foot", by Theophile Gautier 25. "The Clockmaker of Poissy", by Stanley John Weyman 26. "One Thing Leads to Another", by Stacy Aumonier 27. "The Roman Road", by Kenneth Grahame 28. "A Child’s Revenge", by Paul Bourget 29. "The Honest Thief", by Fyodor Dostoyevsky 30. "The Dead", by James Joyce 31. "The Stone Dragon", by R. Murray Gilchrist 32. "Story", by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe