International Short Stories Volume 2: English Stories
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133
1910
English
- The Two Drovers by Sir Walter Scott Part 1
- The Two Drovers by Sir Walter Scott Part 2
- The Two Drovers by Sir Walter Scott Part 3
- Mr. Deuceace: Dimond Cut Dimond by William Thackeray
- The Brothers: A Tale by Edward Bulwer Lytton Part 1
- The Brothers: A Tale by Edward Bulwer Lytton Part 2
- Dr. Manette's Manuscript by Charles Dickens
- The Caldron Of Oil by Wilkie Collins
- The Burial Of The Tithe by Samuel Lover Part 1
- The Burial Of The Tithe by Samuel Lover Part 2
- The Knightbridge Mystery by Charles Reade Part 1
- The Knightbridge Mystery by Charles Reade Part 2
- The Knightbridge Mystery by Charles Reade Part 3
- The Knightbridge Mystery by Charles Reade Part 4
- The Courting Of Dinah Shadd by Rudyard Kipling Part 1
- The Courting Of Dinah Shadd by Rudyard Kipling Part 2
- The Sire De Maletroit's Door by Robert Louis Stevenson Part 1
- The Sire De Maletroit's Door by Robert Louis Stevenson Part 2
- The Secret Of Goresthorpe Grange by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
- A Change Of Treatment by W. W. Jacobs
- The Stickit Minister by S. R. Crockett
- The Lammas Preaching by S. R. Crockett
- An Undergraduate's Aunt by F. Anstey
- The Silhouettes by A. T. Quiller-Couch
- My Brother Henry by J. M. Barrie
- Gilray's Flower-Pot by J. M. Barrie
- Mr. O'Leary's Second Love by Charles Lever
- The Indifference Of Miller Hofbau by Anthony Hope Hawkins
- The Stolen Body by H. G. Wells
- The Lazarette Of The "Huntress" by W. Clark Russell
- The Great Triangular Duel by Captain Frederick Marryat
- The Three Thimbles And A Pea by George Borrow
The second volume of a 3 volume anthology, this work focuses on 'English' short stories, although it includes writers from other parts of the British isles. It features pieces by William Thackeray, Charles Dickens, Rudyard Kipling, J.M. Barrie and many other favorites. Topics range from historical to science fiction, melodramatic to philosophic. - Summary by Lynne Thompson
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