Short Stories
- A Man of His Word, and other stories (1885)
- A Man of his Word
- La Bella Sorrentina
- The Man with the Red Hair
- Nils Jensen
- The Princess Paolini
- Count Waldemar
- The Countess Adelcrantz
- Mrs. Van Steen
- The Old Woman of the Sea
- Jack's Father, and other stories (1891)
- Jack's Father
- The Romance of Paulilatino
- Mysterious Mrs. Wilkinson
- The Wingham Case
- A Queer Business
- Clever Lady Sophia
- Poor Harry
- The Spectre of Strathannan (1895)
- The Spectre of Strathannan
- The Scamp's Parable
- A Ghastly Predicament
- Between the Two
- The McCleverty
- The Room without a Door
- The Despotic Lady, and others (1895)
- The Despotic Lady
- A Slight Misunderstanding
- Old Jackson
- A Three-Bottle Comedy
- The Hermit of Saint-Eugène
- An Unresolved Discord
- An Octave (1900)
- Miser Morgan
- The Tenant of Shag Rock
- The First Lord and the Last Lady
- A Daughter of the Hills
- Citizens of the World
- A Préfet of the Second Empire
- In Good Faith
- Prince Coresco's Duel
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