TEN REPRESENTATIVE CHARACTER STUDIES
“The Captain’s Vices,” François Coppée, translated in Ten Tales by Coppée.
“The Incarnation of Krishna Mulvaney,” Rudyard Kipling, in Soldiers Three.
“A New England Nun,” Mary E. Wilkins Freeman, in volume of same title.
“The Old Gentleman of the Black Stock,” Thomas Nelson Page, Harper’s Magazine, Oct., 1894.
“The Sick-a-Bed Lady,” Eleanor Hallowell Abbott, in volume of same title.
“The Insurgent,” Ludovic Halévy, translated in Short-Story Masterpieces.
“Caybigan,” James Hopper, in volume of same title.
“The Liar,” Henry James, in Short-Story Classics, American.
“Editha,” W. D. Howells, in Harper’s Novelettes.