The Best Short Stories of 1915, and the Yearbook of the American Short Story

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Gauss, Marianne.

• **The Final Escape. Col. March 28, ’14.
• *The Fugitive and His Judas. Col. March 7, ’14.

Gaylord, William L.

• Enough for a Million Meals. Bel. July 17, ’15.

Gerould, Gordon Hall.

• Experience. Scr. March, ’14.
• Occupation. Scr. May, ’14.
• Pseudonymous. Scr. Oct., ’14.
• *The Best-Seller. Scr. Sept., ’15.

Gerould, Katharine Fullerton.

• **A Moth of Peace. Atl. Jan., ’15.
• ***Blue Bonnet. Cen. Feb., ’15.
• **Leda and the Swan. Scr. Feb., ’15.
• ***Martin’s Hollow. Scr. June, ’15.
• ***Miss Marriott and the Faun. Scr. July, ’15
• *Pearls. Harp. M. July, ’14.
• ***Sea-Green. Harp. M. Aug., ’15.
• *The Cup and the Lip. Harp. M. April, ’15.
• ***The Dominant Strain. Scr. June, ’14. I.S.M. Nov. 7, ’15.
• *The Great Tradition. Cen. July, ’14.
• **The Miracle. Harp. M. Nov., ’14.
• ***The Penalties of Artemis. Harp. M. Dec., ’15.
• *The Straight Tip. Scr. Aug., ’14.
• ***The Toad and the Jewel. Harp. M. April, ’14. I.S.M. Sept. 12, ’15.
• ***The Tortoise. Scr. Jan., ’14. I.S.M. Nov. 28, ’15
• ***The Triple Mirror. Cen. April, ’14. I.S.M. Oct. 31, ’15.

Gerry, Margarita Spalding.

• An Apple Blossom Pilgrimage. Del. June, ’15.
• *The Man Who Couldn’t Miss. Harp. M. Nov., ’14.