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1. | The Cut-Glass Bowl | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
2. | Luella Miller | Mary Wilkins Freeman |
3. | The Bouquet | Charles W. Chesnutt |
4. | A Wind-Storm in the Forests | John Muir |
5. | Mrs. Spring Fragrance | Edith Maude Eaton |
6. | The Sentimentality of William Tavener | Willa Cather |
7. | Tolstoi Holds Lincoln World’s Greatest Hero | Leo Tolstoy |
8. | Some Strange Experience:
The Reminiscences of a Ghost-Seer | Lafcadio Hearn |
9. | War | Jack London |
10. | A Respectable Woman | Kate Chopin |
11. | Queen Victoria’s Jubilee | Mark Twain |
12. | Kerfol | Edith Wharton |
13. | A Memorable Murder | Celia Thaxter |
14. | Baiting the Umpire | George Jean Nathan |
15. | In France | P. T. Barnum |
16. | An Interview with Mark Twain | Rudyard Kipling |
17. | The Lady on the Bookcase | James Thurber |
18. | The Wives of the Dead | Nathaniel Hawthorne |
19. | Stage Struck | Channing Pollock |
20. | When Man Falls, a Crowd Gathers | Stephen Crane |
21. | Business Deal | Nathanael West |
22. | World War II | Edward Field |
23. | Charles | Shirley Jackson |
24. | The Charmed Life | Katherine Anne Porter |
25. | The Moonlit Road | Ambrose Bierce |
26. | A Virginia Barbecue | John M. Duncan |
27. | Going to Shrewsbury | Sarah Orne Jewett |
28. | A Certain Oil Refinery | Theodore Dreiser |
29. | “Spiritus Valet” | Thornton Wilder |
30. | The Devil and Tom Walker | Washington Irving |
31. | Finishing School for Pickets | Howard Zinn |
32. | Hop-Frog | Edgar Allan Poe |
33. | On Some Mental Effects of the Earthquake | William James |
34. | The Flying Fool | Waverly Root |
35. | The Brooch
(limited time only—no longer available) | Isaac Bashevis Singer |
36. | The Nature of Liberty | H. L. Mencken |
37. | Kindling | Raymond Carver |
38. | Désirée’s Baby | Kate Chopin |
39. | You Could Look It Up | James Thurber |
40. | The Train | Flannery O'Connor |
41. | Baxter’s Procrustes | Charles W. Chesnutt |
42. | The Little Room | Madeline Yale Wynne |
43. | In Goldman, Sachs We Trust | John Kenneth Galbraith |
44. | Artemus Ward on His Visit to Abe Lincoln | Artemus Ward |
45. | A Journey | Edith Wharton |
46. | Account of the Battle of Monmouth | George Washington |
47. | Hunting the Deceitful Turkey | Mark Twain |
48. | Success in Entertaining | Ward McAllister |
49. | I’ll Be Waiting | Raymond Chandler |
50. | All Parrots Speak | Paul Bowles |
51. | The Christmas Fireside (for Good Little Boys and Girls) | Mark Twain |
52. | Horsefeathers Swathed in Mink | A. J. Liebling |
53. | Aunt Cynthy Dallett | Sarah Orne Jewett |
54. | Celebration in Charleston | William Howard Russell |
55. | What It Means to be Colored in the
Capital of the United States | Mary Church Terrell |
56. | Xingu | Edith Wharton |
57. | Cobb Fights It Over Again | Irvin S. Cobb |
58. | Was It in His Hand? | Elizabeth Bishop |
59. | Mon Amie | Randolph Bourne |
60. | Remarkable Case of Arrest for Murder | Abraham Lincoln |
61. | To Build a Fire | Jack London |
62. | Destruction of the Tea in Boston | John Adams |
63. | Up the Stairs with Cus D’Amato | Pete Hamill |
64. | The Refugee | Jane Rice |
65. | The Gray Champion | Nathaniel Hawthorne |
66. | Pitchers and Catchers | Moe Berg |
67. | A Wagner Matinée | Willa Cather |
68. | A Dog's Tale | Mark Twain |
69. | The Morning Walk | Kate Chopin |
70. | The Domain of Arnheim | Edgar Allan Poe |
71. | The Night We All Had Grippe | Shirley Jackson |
72. | The Hossack Murder | Susan Glaspell |
73. | Sunday Morning | Wallace Stevens |
74. | “This One Is Captain Waskow” | Ernie Pyle |
75. | An Experiment in Misery | Stephen Crane |
76. | Abraham Lincoln | Harriet Beecher Stowe |
77. | A Box to Hide In | James Thurber |
78. | Dr. Heidegger’s Experiment | Nathaniel Hawthorne |
79. | Immigrant Picnic | Gregory Djanikian |
80. | The Eyes of the Panther | Ambrose Bierce |
81. | The Union Army Retreats | William Howard Russell |
82. | The Striding Place | Gertrude Atherton |
83. | Twelve Strangers in the Night | Elizabeth M. Bisgood |
84. | Paul Bunyan | John Dos Passos |
85. | When I Knew Stephen Crane | Willa Cather |
86. | The Ransom of Red Chief | O. Henry |
87. | Bill of Fare on the Plains | Annie D. Tallent |
88. | The Apostate | Jack London |
89. | The Duel | O. Henry |
90. | Porcelain and Pink | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
91. | Why Don't You Dance?
(limited time only—no longer available) | Raymond Carver |
92. | The Scavengers | Mary Austin |
93. | Tomorrow | Eugene O'Neill |
94. | Shiftless Little Loafers | Susan Orlean |
95. | The Day I Sprouted Wings | J. Herman Banning |
96. | Midnight | Jack Snow |
97. | Paste | Henry James |
98. | A Horseman in the Sky | Ambrose Bierce |
99. | Celebrations of Thanksgiving: Cuban Seasonings | Ana Menéndez |
100. | Jim Baker’s Blue-Jay Yarn | Mark Twain |
101. | The Shadowy Third | Ellen Glasgow |
102. | W. L. S. | Theodore Dreiser |
103. | A Winter Walk | Henry David Thoreau |
104. | The Christmas Dinner | Washington Irving |
105. | An English New Year | Henry James |
106. | The Ambitious Guest | Nathaniel Hawthorne |
107. | A Negro Tourist in Dixie | Bettye Rice Hughes |
108. | Tom's Husband | Sarah Orne Jewett |
109. | The Eyes | Edith Wharton |
110. | Attack on Fort Donelson | Lew Wallace |
111. | Autobiography Written for Campaign | Abraham Lincoln |
112. | A Presidential Candidate | Mark Twain |
113. | Chefoo, China | Thornton Wilder |
114. | Golden Baby | Alice Brown |
115. | Where Do You Get that Noise? | Ring Lardner |
116. | A Problem | Henry James |
117. | Arson Plus | Dashiell Hammett |
118. | Story in Harlem Slang | Zora Neale Hurston |
119. | After the Winter | Kate Chopin |
120. | The Doll | Charles W. Chesnutt |
121. | The Fog | Berton Roueché |
122. | The Cask of Amontillado | Edgar Allan Poe |
123. | Audience Tomorrow: Preview in New Guinea | Elia Kazan |
124. | “There is no end to the amusements of Paris” | George Catlin |
125. | The Swimmer | John Cheever |
126. | “Damn the Torpedoes!” | Helen Lawrenson |
127. | The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky | Stephen Crane |
128. | “Come into the Roof Garden, Maud” | Djuna Barnes |
129. | The Legend of the Two Discreet Statues | Washington Irving |
130. | “Our Beleaguered City” | Judith W. McGuire |
131. | “It is impossible we should think of Submission” | Benjamin Franklin |
132. | The Legend of Monte del Diablo | Bret Harte |
133. | The Question of a Feather | Robert Frost |
134. | Try and Change the Past | Fritz Leiber |
135. | The Art of Seeing Things | John Burroughs |
136. | The Garden Lodge | Willa Cather |
137. | Feathertop: A Moralized Legend | Nathaniel Hawthorne |
138. | Nowhere to Run | John Schulian |
139. | The Untold Lie | Sherwood Anderson |
140. | Views of Washington | John Dos Passos |
141. | The Fiddler | Herman Melville |
142. | A Woman’s Recollections of Antietam | Mary Bedinger Mitchell |
143. | The Shell of Sense | Olivia Howard Dunbar |
144. | An Hour | Louisa May Alcott |
145. | Hetch Hetchy Valley | John Muir |
146. | The Man Who Came to Dinner with
George Kaufman Directing | Morton Eustis |
147. | Free Fall (from The Man Who Rode the Thunder) | William H. Rankin |
148. | In the Zone | Eugene O'Neill |
149. | Running for Governor | Mark Twain |
150. | An Autumn Holiday | Sarah Orne Jewett |
151. | Three Poems | Paul Laurence Dunbar |
152. | The Moonstone Mass | Harriet Prescott Spofford |
153. | Knight to Move | Fritz Leiber |
154. | The Colored Cooper | Clifton Johnson |
155. | The Country Doctor | Theodore Dreiser |
156. | The Lily-White Boys | William Maxwell |
157. | The Jelly-Fish | David H. Keller |
158. | The Egg | Sherwood Anderson |
159. | A Dream | Anonymous |
160. | The Original and Only | Robert Frost |
161. | Athénaïse | Kate Chopin |
162. | Reminiscences of Abraham Lincoln | Frederick Douglass |
163. | Washington Resigns His Commission | George Washington & Thomas Mifflin |
164. | The Wife of His Youth | Charles W. Chesnutt |
165. | Hunting Human Game | Frank Norris |
166. | The Ballad of the Brown Girl
(limited time only—no longer available) | Countee Cullen |
167. | Certain Things Last | Sherwood Anderson |
168. | “Old Ironsides” Captures HMS Guerrière | Moses Smith |
169. | Slippery Fingers | Dashiell Hammett |
170. | The Lover | Harriet Ann Jacobs |
171. | The Tree of Knowledge | Henry James |
172. | Natural History, the Forgotten Science | Aldo Leopold |
173. | Jim Crow’s Playmates | Red Smith |
174. | Bernice Bobs Her Hair | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
175. | Eyewitness: The Police Terror at Birmingham | Len Holt |
176. | Peter | Willa Cather |
177. | War Stories | Harvey Shapiro |
178. | The Yellow Wall Paper | Charlotte Perkins Gilman |
179. | Flying—A Dream Come True! | Ida M. Tarbell |
180. | Crooked Souls | Dashiell Hammett |
181. | My Favorite Murder | Ambrose Bierce |
182. | Battle of Gettysburg | Arthur James Lyon Fremantle |
183. | The Sentiments of a Lady in New-Jersey | Anonymous |
184. | Haircut | Ring Lardner |
185. | Petrified Man | Eudora Welty |
186. | Letters to Estella | Aldo Leopold |
187. | Storm and Shipwreck | James Fenimore Cooper |
188. | The Lovely Troubled Daughters of Our Old Crowd | John Updike |
189. | The Music of Erich Zann | H. P. Lovecraft |
190. | The Young Immigrunts | Ring Lardner |
191. | South of the Slot | Jack London |
192. | Portrait of an Immortal Soul | H. L. Mencken |
193. | “The Nameless Dead” | Kate Cumming |
194. | The Strongest Lady in the World | Red Smith |
195. | The Life and Death of Vaudeville | Fred Allen |
196. | Slavery’s Pleasant Homes | Lydia Maria Francis Child |
197. | The Long Voyage Home | Eugene O’Neill |
198. | Wild Frank’s Return | Walt Whitman |
199. | Unseen—Unfeared | Francis Stevens |
200. | Aufenthalt in Rosenheim | Vincent Sheean |
201. | Notes on War Experiences | Eddie Rickenbacker |
202. | The Stout Gentleman | Washington Irving |
203. | John Inglefield’s Thanksgiving | Nathaniel Hawthorne |
204. | No Greater Joy Than to See These Children
Walking in the Anti-Slavery Path | Lucretia Mott |
205. | A Gold Slipper | Willa Cather |
206. | The Dead Valley | Ralph Adams Cram |
207. | A Christmas Story | Katherine Anne Porter |
208. | The Secret Life of Walter Mitty | James Thurber |
209. | A Winter Courtship | Sarah Orne Jewett |
210. | Last Summer in Mississippi | Alice Lake |
211. | The First Seven Years | Bernard Malamud |
212. | The Story of an Hour | Kate Chopin |
213. | Making It! | Seymour Krim |
214. | Meeting “Father Abraham” | Lois Bryan Adams |
215. | Madison Washington | William Wells Brown |
216. | Carmen | Ring Lardner |
217. | Autres Temps . . . | Edith Wharton |
218. | The Birds of Killingworth | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
219. | The Capture of USS Essex | David G. Farragut |
220. | An Itinerant House | Emma Frances Dawson |
221. | Shakespeare | William Dean Howells |
222. | Idiots First | Bernard Malamud |
223. | About Trees | J. Sterling Morton |
224. | The Fire and The Cloud | Zora Neale Hurston |
225. | The Drunken Sisters | Thornton Wilder |
226. | The Armies of the Wilderness | Herman Melville |
227. | One Wicked Impulse! | Walt Whitman |
228. | The Price of the Harness | Stephen Crane |
229. | Transatlantic | Gilbert Seldes |
230. | Who? | Algis Budrys |
231. | General Macbeth | Mary McCarthy |
232. | The Legend of Tchi-Niu | Lafcadio Hearn |
233. | An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge | Ambrose Bierce |
234. | Tyrants of the Shop | Fanny Fern |
235. | How I Went Out to Service | Louisa May Alcott |
236. | Our Visit to Richmond | James R. Gilmore |
237. | The Middle Years | Henry James |
238. | No Room in the Cemetery | Anonymous |
239. | Japanese Hamlet | Toshio Mori |
240. | “Dear sister, I must leave this house” | Dolley Madison |
241. | Storming the Capital | George R. Gleig |
242. | A Whistle-Stop School with Big-Time Talent | Jerry Izenberg |
243. | Defence of Fort M‘Henry | Francis Scott Key,
with Roger B. Taney |
244. | The Ice Palace | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
245. | On Richard Avedon | Truman Capote |
246. | Anna’s Whim | Louisa May Alcott |
247. | Mother | Sherwood Anderson |
248. | Playing Courier | Mark Twain |
249. | The Curse of Everard Maundy | Seabury Quinn |
250. | The System of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether | Edgar Allan Poe |
251. | Friday Night Tykes | Bryan Curtis |
252. | You Can’t Tell a Man by the Song He Sings | Philip Roth |
253. | Eating American | Sheila Hibben |
254. | The Mourners | Bernard Malamud |
255. | Passages in the Life of a Slave Woman | Annie Parker |
256. | Union Looters | Mary S. Mallard |
257. | Christmas Eve | Washington Irving |
258. | “Like a Sea of Blood” | Anonymous (A Kentucky Soldier) |
259. | The White Silence | Jack London |
260. | The Evicted | Fred Travis |
261. | The Ghost of the Gridiron | W. C. Heinz |
262. | In Dark New England Days | Sarah Orne Jewett |
263. | “The Giant Sufferer” | Gideon Welles |
264. | A Matter of Principle | Charles W. Chesnutt |
265. | Taste in Music | Virgil Thomson |
266. | Selma, Alabama: The Charms of Goodness | Elizabeth Hardwick |
267. | The Lightning-Rod Man | Herman Melville |
268. | Franklin D. Roosevelt Inaugurated Tomorrow | Moss Hart |
269. | His New Mittens | Stephen Crane |
270. | The Fall of Richmond | Sallie Brock |
271. | The Fulness of Life | Edith Wharton |
272. | Lincoln’s Assassination | Elizabeth Keckly |
273. | Mare Island and Back | Arthur Miller |
274. | Death of a Race Horse | W. C. Heinz |
275. | The Morning of the Débût | Anna Cora Mowatt |
276. | Lavender with a Difference | James Thurber |
277. | Experience of a Chinese Journalist | Wong Chin Foo |
278. | Death of Carrier Described | Peggy Hull Deuell |
279. | The Man of Adamant | Nathaniel Hawthorne |
280. | Letter to His Old Master | Frederick Douglass |
281. | A Psychological Shipwreck | Ambrose Bierce |
282. | I Go Adventuring | Helen Keller |
283. | Letter from the Dust Bowl | Caroline Henderson |
284. | The Special Type | Henry James |
285. | Terry Helburn | Frances Parkinson Keyes |
286. | Adventure | Sherwood Anderson |
287. | Thurgood Marshall and the 14th Amendment | James Poling |
288. | A True Patriarch | Theodore Dreiser |
289. | A White Heron | Sarah Orne Jewett |
290. | The Land | Mary Austin |
291. | Pinda:—A True Tale | Maria Weston Chapman |
292. | Head and Shoulders | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
293. | The Actual Thing | William Maxwell |
294. | The Best Years of His Life | John Ed Bradley |
295. | Curfew Must Not Ring To-Night | Rose Hartwick Thorpe |
296. | The Greatest Man in the World | James Thurber |
297. | Genius Loci | Clark Ashton Smith |
298. | How to Cure a Cold | Mark Twain |
299. | Kate’s Choice | Louisa May Alcott |
300. | The Eating-Houses | George G. Foster |
301. | Never Bet the Devil Your Head | Edgar Allan Poe |
302. | Ordeal in Levittown | David B. Bittan |
303. | Writing a War Story | Edith Wharton |
304. | Nature Near Home | John Burroughs |
305. | A Pair of Silk Stockings | Kate Chopin |
306. | “The Urgent Necessity” | George Washington & John Adams |
307. | Henry James at Work | Theodora Bosanquet |
308. | The Golden Honeymoon | Ring Lardner |
309. | Impostors | James D. McCabe |
310. | Told in the Drooling Ward | Jack London |
311. | The Death of the Hired Man | Robert Frost |
312. | The Adventure of the German Student | Washington Irving |
313. | “Remember the Ladies” | Abigail Adams & John Adams |
314. | A Curtain of Green
(limited time only—no longer available) | Eudora Welty |
315. | The Hiartville Shakespeare Club | Belle Marshall Locke |
316. | Trees in Streets and in Parks | Frederick Law Olmsted |
317. | The Fight | Stephen Crane |
318. | Heroes | Ellen N. La Motte |
319. | Somnambulism: A Fragment | Charles Brockden Brown |
320. | Spring Day | Amy Lowell |
321. | The Kiss | Charles W. Chesnutt |
322. | “I’m the Greatest” | Red Smith |
323. | The Young Pacifist | Paul Goodman |
324. | The Soul of the Great Bell | Lafcadio Hearn |
325. | The Declaration of Independence | Abigail Adams |
326. | Sisters and Science Fiction | Karl Kroeber |
327. | Barney Greengrass | Norman Manea |
328. | The Enchanted Bluff | Willa Cather |
329. | Save the Redwoods | John Muir |
330. | The Deacon’s Masterpiece:
or the Wonderful “One-Hoss-Shay” | Oliver Wendell Holmes |
331. | Imaginary Countries | Ursula K. Le Guin |
332. | Unlighted Lamps | Sherwood Anderson |
333. | Agatha | John O’Hara |
334. | A Matter of Freedom | Juanita Nelson |
335. | The Village Feudists | Theodore Dreiser |
336. | Literacy Tests: Southern Style | Jack H. Pollack |
337. | Western Union Boy
(limited time only—no longer available) | Nathanael West |
338. | A Sketch from Maryland Life | Caroline W. Healey Dall |
339. | Absolute Evil | Julian Hawthorne |
340. | My First Lie and How I Got Out of It | Mark Twain |
341. | Wunderkind | Carson McCullers |
342. | The Tyranny of Pie | George Augustus Sala |
343. | The Fifth Planet | Loren Eiseley |
344. | “The Worst News That I Have Encountered
in the Last 20 Years” | Robert Hagy |
345. | Biography of a Story | Shirley Jackson |
346. | Christmas Poem | John O’Hara |
347. | Toward Human Unity | Emily Greene Balch |
348. | The Angel of the Odd | Edgar Allan Poe |
349. | The Pelican | Edith Wharton |
350. | The Diary of a Retreat | H. L. Mencken |
351. | Fedora | Kate Chopin |
352. | The Great Eaters of Georgia | Carson McCullers |
353. | East Side: North Africa | Jane Bowles |
354. | Death in the School-Room | Walt Whitman |
355. | The Birth-mark | Nathaniel Hawthorne |
356. | On the Absurdity of a Bill of Rights | Noah Webster |
357. | The Company Is Not Responsible | Mary McCarthy |
358. | Dalyrimple Goes Wrong | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
359. | Alone | Ellen N. La Motte |
360. | Miss Gunton of Poughkeepsie | Henry James |
361. | The Bird Tragedy of Laysan Island | William T. Hornaday |
362. | Me and Old Duke | Albert Murray |
363. | Four Men in a Cave | Stephen Crane |
364. | Lukundoo | Edward Lucas White |
365. | My Girls | Louisa May Alcott |
366. | Inside the Cages of the Zoo | Ellen Sander |
367. | Decoration Day | Sarah Orne Jewett |
368. | “Examine Well Your Heart” | Alexander Hamilton |
369. | Bombers over London | Anonymous |
370. | Chickamauga | Ambrose Bierce |
371. | “This Whole Horrible Transaction” | John Quincy Adams |
372. | A Walk to Wachusett | Henry David Thoreau |
373. | Southern Peace Walk: Two Issues or One? | Barbara Deming |
374. | A Stick of Green Candy | Jane Bowles |
375. | Eight Miles—Straight Up! | Hawthorne C. Gray |
376. | The Day Before the Revolution | Ursula K. Le Guin |
377. | Barbed Wire and Brown Skulls | Loren Eiseley |
378. | Account of a Hurricane | Alexander Hamilton |
379. | Patrimony | Philip Roth |
380. | The Unspoiled Reaction | Mary McCarthy |
381. | In the North | Edith Wharton |
382. | If Grant Had Been Drinking at Appomattox | James Thurber |
383. | Je Suis Perdu | Peter Taylor |
384. | The Donkey Boy | John Dos Passos |
385. | Democracy? | Rupert Trimmingham |
386. | Grettir at Thorhall-stead | Frank Norris |
387. | The Namesake | Willa Cather |
388. | The Lost Cause | Red Smith |
389. | Our City Charities | Margaret Fuller |
390. | Taming the Bicycle | Mark Twain |
391. | Shooting Down a “Hun” | Charles J. Biddle |
392. | Thurlow’s Christmas Story | John Kendrick Bangs |
393. | Home for Christmas | Carson McCullers |
394. | Love of Life | Jack London |
395. | “They All Fired at Her” | Cynthia Townsend |
396. | A Half-Pint of Old Darling | Wendell Berry |
397. | Mark Twain as Our Emissary | George Ade |
398. | What the Black Man Wants | Frederick Douglass |
399. | Becoming a First Lady | Abigail Adams |
400. | Mrs. Spring Fragrance | Edith Maude Eaton |
401. | Simple Simon | Ring Lardner |
402. | Indiana’s Town of Champions | Edith Roberts |
403. | Morning on the Wissahiccon | Edgar Allan Poe |
404. | Loneliness | Sherwood Anderson |
405. | The Bold Dragoon, or the Adventure of My Grandfather | Washington Irving |
406. | Her Letters | Kate Chopin |
407. | The Angel That Troubled the Waters | Thornton Wilder |
408. | Of Man and the Stream of Time | Rachel Carson |
409. | Three-Ten to Yuma | Elmore Leonard |
410. | Manifest Destiny U.S.A. | Albert Murray |
411. | The Town Poor | Sarah Orne Jewett |
412. | The Great Carbuncle | Nathaniel Hawthorne |
413. | Wounded—How It Feels to Be Shot | Floyd Gibbons |
414. | The Two Altars; or, Two Pictures in One | Harriet Beecher Stowe |
415. | White Weeds | Charles W. Chesnutt |
416. | Roll Call on the Prairies | Willa Cather |
417. | Fly Away, Breath | Wendell Berry |
418. | The Work Before Us | Frederick Douglass |
419. | Greville Fane | Henry James |
420. | Created He Them | Alice Eleanor Jones |
421. | Letters from Matamoros | Ulysses S. Grant |
422. | Parades and Entertainments | Stephen Crane |
423. | My Country | Mary Antin |
424. | Three Americans | George Strock and the editors of Life |
425. | Benediction | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
426. | “I Am Not Dead” | Ashby Williams |
427. | Baby, You Were Great | Kate Wilhelm |
428. | Moxon’s Master | Ambrose Bierce |
429. | Thesis Turned Broadway | Katherine Dunham |
430. | For the Blood Is the Life | F. Marion Crawford |
431. | Waiting for the Armistice | Harry S. Truman |
432. | The Mission of Jane | Edith Wharton |
433. | Apple-Pie | Henry Ward Beecher |
434. | Is He Living or Is He Dead? | Mark Twain |
435. | I Remember Balanchine | Ruthanna Boris |
436. | Space Episode | Leslie Perri |
437. | Joey on the Cake Line | John O'Hara |
438. | MS. Found in a Bottle | Edgar Allan Poe |
439. | The Ordeal of Bobby Cain | George McMillan |
440. | The Jest | Dorothy Parker |
441. | Ozème’s Holiday | Kate Chopin |
442. | Pelt | Carol Emshwiller |
443. | “A Very Sad Thing” | Theodore Roosevelt |
444. | Harlem | Ann Petry |
445. | Some Like Them Cold | Ring Lardner |
446. | Carlotta, the Lady Aeronaut | Mary H. Myers |
447. | Talk by the Road | John Dos Passos |
448. | The Man Baseball Forgot Plays the Hand He’s Dealt | Jane Leavy |
449. | The Spectre Bridegroom | Washington Irving |
450. | An Interview with Mark Twain | Rudyard Kipling |
451. | Brooksmith | Henry James |
452. | Working at the Navy Yard | Susan B. Anthony II |
453. | Samuel Doyle Riddle | Joe Palmer |
454. | Hands | Sherwood Anderson |
455. | Great Men’s Sons | Booth Tarkington |
456. | The New You | Kit Reed |
457. | Memorial Day Address at Suresnes | Woodrow Wilson |
458. | The Longest Day Dawns | Cornelius Ryan |
459. | “A Death in the Desert” | Willa Cather |
460. | The Bouquet | Charles W. Chesnutt |
461. | Rip Van Winkle | Washington Irving |
462. | “A show of wax-figures” | Nathaniel Hawthorne |
463. | The Empress’s Ring | Nancy Hale |
464. | The Need of Money | Booth Tarkington |
465. | The Rise | Wendell Berry |
466. | Traveler at Forty: Paris! | Theodore Dreiser |
467. | The Passing of Sister Barsett | Sarah Orne Jewett |
468. | Mr. Sakrison’s Halt | Mildred Clingerman |
469. | “The First Successful Trip of an Airship” | A. I. Root |
470. | My Robin | Frances Hodgson Burnett |
471. | The Earliest Dreams | Nancy Hale |
472. | Poetry in Motion | Larry Merchant |
473. | Yuki-Onna | Lafcadio Hearn |
474. | The Best of Acapella | Lenny Kaye |
475. | The Black Stone | Robert E. Howard |
476. | Senators Win Title, 4–3 | Grantland Rice |
477. | Quiet Days in Malibu | Joan Didion |
478. | Expiation | Edith Wharton |
479. | Plymouth Rock and the Pilgrims | Mark Twain |
480. | The Day the Dam Broke | James Thurber |
481. | “Miss Grief” | Constance Fenimore Woolson |
482. | Christmas Trees | Robert Frost |
483. | William Wilson | Edgar Allan Poe |
484. | “A Nation of Croakers” | Richard Harvey Cain |
485. | The Days of Jig Cook | Djuna Barnes |
486. | The Tenth Clew | Dashiell Hammett |
487. | Eulogy for Abraham Lincoln | Frederick Douglass |
488. | The President in Peril | James Monroe |
489. | Solomon | Constance Fenimore Woolson |
490. | The Bloody Tragedy of the Fifth of March, 1770 | Joseph Warren |
491. | Quick Returns | Ring Lardner |
492. | Cavanelle | Kate Chopin |
493. | Influenza on a Troopship | Henry A. May |
494. | The VW Years | Carolyn Brown |
495. | The Night the Bed Fell | James Thurber |
496. | New Haven, 1920 | Thornton Wilder |
497. | Wild Life about My Cabin | John Burroughs |
498. | Those Are as Brothers | Nancy Hale |
499. | The After-Season in Rome | Henry James |
500. | Luella Miller | Mary Wilkins Freeman |
501. | Zigzags of Treachery | Dashiell Hammett |
502. | I First Saw the Ruins of Dunkerque | John Fisher |
503. | The Assassination of Senator Charles Caldwell | Margaret Ann Caldwell |
504. | The Souls of White Folk | W.E.B. Du Bois |
505. | Working for an Empress | Ambrose Bierce |
506. | Drenched in Light | Zora Neale Hurston |
507. | “The natural right of all Men—& their Children” | Lancaster Hill, Peter Bess, Brister Slenser, Prince Hall, et al. |
508. | Paul’s Case | Willa Cather |
509. | A Veteran Visits the Old Front—Wishes He Had Stayed Away | Ernest Hemingway |
510. | The Water Baby | Jack London |
511. | A Perfect Moment | Maud Wood Park |
512. | The Circus at Denby | Sarah Orne Jewett |
513. | The New Englander | Sherwood Anderson |
514. | This Side of Paradise? | Heywood Broun |
515. | The Miracle of the Lily | Clare Winger Harris |
516. | Refugee Procession Is Scene of Horror | Ernest Hemingway |
517. | Women in Politics | Fannie Barrier Williams |
518. | The Masque of the Red Death | Edgar Allan Poe |
519. | Kerfol | Edith Wharton |
520. | The Black Dog | Stephen Crane |
521. | “The Spirit of party has overpowerd the Spirit of Patriotism” | Abigail Adams |
522. | The Poor Devil Author | Washington Irving |
523. | Melodrama | Rollin Lynde Hartt |
524. | Poor Man’s Pudding and Rich Man’s Crumbs | Herman Melville |
525. | The £1,000,000 Bank-Note | Mark Twain |
526. | Ira Aldridge | William Wells Brown |
527. | “The Destruction of a Free Ballot” | Joseph H. Rainey |
528. | Felipa | Constance Fenimore Woolson |
529. | A Day with Conrad Green | Ring Lardner |
530. | The Last Passenger Pigeon | Gene Stratton-Porter |
531. | Positive Obsession | Octavia E. Butler |
532. | A Shameful Affair | Kate Chopin |
533. | Enjoying the Presidency | Theodore Roosevelt |
534. | Spunk | Zora Neale Hurston |
535. | Krakatau | Edward O. Wilson |
536. | Children Are Bored on Sunday | Jean Stafford |
537. | Gertrude Ederle vs. the Channel | W. O. McGeehan |
538. | In the Home Stretch | Robert Frost |
539. | Baseball as the Bleachers Like It | Charles E. Van Loan |
540. | L. A. Noir | Joan Didion |
541. | The Real Thing | Henry James |
542. | The Killing of Julius Cæsar “Localized” | Mark Twain |
543. | The Other Two | Edith Wharton |
544. | A Southern Landscape | Elizabeth Spencer |
545. | The Murder of John Walthall | Maria Carter |
546. | A Retrieved Reformation | O. Henry |
547. | The Gutting of Couffignal | Dashiell Hammett |
548. | Tickets | Donald Barthelme |
549. | Stranger Than Fiction | James Weldon Johnson |
550. | The Personal Is Political | Carol Hanisch |
551. | Old Flaming Youth | Jean Stafford |
552. | The Battle of Long Island | Philip Vickers Fithian |
553. | The White Azalea | Elizabeth Spencer |
554. | The Doctor and the Doctor’s Wife | Ernest Hemingway |
555. | Kings Get in Free | Red Smith |
556. | The Lady of Little Fishing | Constance Fenimore Woolson |
557. | The Recent Tragedy | James Gordon Bennett |
558. | An Unfinished Story | O. Henry |
559. | Echoes in the City of the Angels | Helen Hunt Jackson |
560. | The Lees of Happiness | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
561. | A Magic Kingdom | Edward O. Wilson |
562. | The Oval Portrait | Edgar Allan Poe |
563. | Miss McEnders | Kate Chopin |
564. | John Redding Goes to Sea | Zora Neale Hurston |
565. | Miss Mary Pask | Edith Wharton |
566. | An Episode of War | Stephen Crane |
567. | Yosemite Valley in Flood | John Muir |
568. | In a Far Country | Jack London |
569. | How I Escaped Being Killed in a Duel | Mark Twain |
570. | The Christmas Magazines and the Inevitable Story of the Snowbound Train | Dorothy Parker |
571. | Tall Tale Blue Over Mobile Bay in Harlem | Albert Murray |
572. | According to Solomon | Charlotte Perkins Gilman |
573. | After Henry | Joan Didion |
574. | The Experts | W.E.B. Du Bois |
575. | The Legend of the Enchanted Soldier | Washington Irving |
576. | Orizaba | Edward O. Wilson |
577. | Hell Benders, or The Story of a Wayside Tavern | Edmund Pearson |
578. | A Modern Lear | Jane Addams |
579. | Reconstruction | Frederick Douglass |
580. | In Sloane Street | Constance Fenimore Woolson |
581. | Winter Dreams | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
582. | The Tarot Witch | Ray Bradbury |
583. | Rhythm | Ring Lardner |
584. | Mrs. Manstey’s View | Edith Wharton |
585. | The School | Donald Barthelme |
586. | Eddy Greater | Thornton Wilder |
587. | The Eccentric Naturalist | John James Audubon |
588. | Shakespeares of 1922 | Lorenz Hart & Morrie Ryskind |
589. | Cloudland Revisited: Rock-a-Bye, Viscount, in the Treetop | S. J. Perelman |
590. | Is Woman’s Suffrage a Failure? | Ida M. Tarbell |
591. | Conscience with Art | O. Henry |
592. | Creeping Siamese | Dashiell Hammett |
593. | Death of a Pennsylvania Soldier | Walt Whitman |
594. | Alla Nazimova | Djuna Barnes |
595. | Building a School | Harriet Ann Jacobs & Louisa M. Jacobs |
596. | Cat in the Rain | Ernest Hemingway |
597. | A Sea Worry | Maxine Hong Kingston |
598. | Los Angeles. A Rhapsody | Aldous Huxley |
599. | Jimmy Rose | Herman Melville |
600. | The Unnatural Mother | Charlotte Perkins Gilman |
601. | The Real Right Thing | Henry James |
602. | The “Western”: Definition of the Myth | John Williams |
603. | Wiser Than a God | Kate Chopin |
604. | The Hills of Zion | H. L. Mencken |
605. | How to Live on $36,000 a Year | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
606. | Portrait of the Author as a Working Writer | Virginia Hamilton |
607. | An Affair of Outposts | Ambrose Bierce |
608. | I Have Come to Tell You Something About Slavery | Frederick Douglass |
609. | The Emissary | Ray Bradbury |
610. | The Giant Wistaria | Charlotte Perkins Gilman |
611. | Stories Told by an Artist | Stephen Crane |
612. | When It Changed | Joanna Russ |
613. | The Business Man | Edgar Allan Poe |
614. | Cookery: Meat Department | Harriet Beecher Stowe |
615. | Eve’s Diary | Mark Twain |
616. | A Christmas Party That Prevented a Split in the Church | Margaret Black |
617. | The Loudest Voice | Grace Paley |
618. | A Klondike Christmas | Jack London |
619. | A Scarab in the City of Time | Marta Randall |
620. | Courthouse Square Is Authentic Picture of Occupied Town | Kenneth L. Dixon |
621. | The Bookkeeper’s Wife | Willa Cather |
622. | The Epocha of the Stamp Act | John Adams |
623. | A Visit to Avoyelles | Kate Chopin |
624. | Lynch Law in All Its Phases | Ida B. Wells |
625. | Tommy’s Burglar | O. Henry |
626. | If Ever I Should Leave You | Pamela Sargent |
627. | Frog Pond | Chelsea Quinn Yarbro |
628. | The Landlord | Henry David Thoreau |
629. | St. Clair Flats | Constance Fenimore Woolson |
630. | Stratford-on-Avon | Washington Irving |
631. | A Wind-Storm in the Forests | John Muir |
632. | The Colfax Massacre Trial | Levi Nelson & Benjamin Brim |
633. | The Silver Crown | Bernard Malamud |
634. | His Father’s Son | Edith Wharton |
635. | The Bubble | Nancy Hale |
636. | The Wind Bloweth Where It Listeth | Charles Portis |
637. | The Main Death | Dashiell Hammett |
638. | “A Horrid, Hellish Dream” | George E. Chamberlin |
639. | Declaration of Conscience | Margaret Chase Smith |
640. | A Lady from Redhorse | Ambrose Bierce |
641. | “Let Slavery Die” | Henry Highland Garnet |
642. | Out of Season | Ernest Hemingway |
643. | ‘X-ing a Paragrab’ | Edgar Allan Poe |
644. | Narrative and Testimony of Sarah M. Grimké | Sarah Moore Grimké |
645. | Absolution | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
646. | Secret Paragraphs about My Brother | Adrienne Kennedy |
647. | A Game of Vlet | Joanna Russ |
648. | War | Jack London |
649. | Shingles for the Lord | William Faulkner |
650. | Stephen Crane’s Own Story | Stephen Crane |
651. | The Petitions of Belinda an African | Belinda Sutton |
652. | The Purple Dress | O. Henry |
653. | Cannibalism in the Cars | Mark Twain |
654. | The Sentimentality of William Tavener | Willa Cather |
655. | Christmas Every Day | William Dean Howells |
656. | The Big Rock Candy Figgy Pudding Pitfall | Joan Didion |
657. | The Martyr | Katherine Anne Porter |
658. | Letter to Thomas Jefferson | Benjamin Banneker |
659. | Atrophy | Edith Wharton |
660. | Insert Flap “A” and Throw Away | S. J. Perelman |
661. | A Point at Issue! | Kate Chopin |
662. | The Final Struggle | Frederick Douglass |
663. | Quoits | Ursula K. Le Guin |
664. | My Future As I See It | Helen Keller |
665. | It’s an Honor | Jimmy Breslin |
666. | Mrs. Fiske on Ibsen the Popular | Alexander Woollcott |
667. | Kid’s Strategy Goes Amuck as Jake Doesn’t Die | Ring Lardner |
668. | The Romance of Certain Old Clothes | Henry James |
669. | Orion Rises on the Dunes | Henry Beston |
670. | Colored Men and Women on the Stage | Aida Overton Walker |
671. | Magic | Katherine Anne Porter |
672. | Suggestions to Detective Story Writers | Dashiell Hammett |
673. | The Adventure of the Popkins Family | Washington Irving |
674. | An Army with Banners | James Weldon Johnson |
675. | Soldiers and Ghosts (“A Baffled Ambuscade” and “Two Military Executions”) | Ambrose Bierce |
676. | Across | Amelia Earhart |
677. | The Duel: “Once more Adieu” | Alexander Hamilton |
678. | In Another Country | Ernest Hemingway |
679. | Turned | Charlotte Perkins Gilman |
680. | The Rockpile | James Baldwin |
681. | The Discovery of Kentucky | Wendell Berry |
682. | Holding Up a Train | O. Henry |
683. | The Power of Touch | Helen Keller |
684. | Love in the Night | F. Scott Fitzgerald |
685. | The Warlord of Saturn’s Moons | Eleanor Arnason |
686. | The Federal Elections Bill of 1890 | Thomas E. Miller |
687. | The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar | Edgar Allan Poe |
688. | The Lover and the Tell-Tale | Stephen Crane |
689. | The Wickedest Woman in Larchmont | S. J. Perelman |
690. | A Sunday Lunch in Clarksdale | Joan Didion |
691. | An Encounter with an Interviewer | Mark Twain |
692. | The Joy of Nelly Deane | Willa Cather |
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