Publication:FNFTHRS3F1994

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Table of Contents

As most of the stories are non-genre they have not been included in the publication record's table of contents. Here is the full table of contents.

Contents
Introduction	ix
The Further Diversions of Amy Bondham	1
The Lovers	3
‘Complete Rest’	9
The Five Foolish Virgins	15
Crook Stories	23
My Friend the Murderer	25
Professor Burnaby’s Discovery	39
Sardonic Stories	55
The Exposure of Pamela	57
Miss Maria’s Romance	70
The Eavesdropper	81
James Sutherland, Ltd.	87
Bootles	102
Julian’s Cottage	111
Society Stories	125
Fine Feathers	127
The Defeat of Lady Hartridge	137
The Jamboree	144
Complementary Souls	152
Dodo and the Brick	163
A Comedy of Styles	175
Noblesse Oblige	183
An Entire Mistake	188
Mr Carew’s Game of Croquet	193
The Fall of Augusta	199
The Male Impersonator	204
Crank Stories	219
M.O.M.	221
The Adventure of Hegel Junior	230
The Simple Life	239
Mrs Andrews’s Control	244
George’s Secret	252
Buntingford Jugs	257
Spook Stories	269
By the Sluice	271
Atmospherics	282
Boxing Night	287
Sources	301

Original publication or copyright acknowledgments

Pages 301 and 302 are titled “Sources” and documents the original publication for each story. For nearly all stories, this publication is the first appearance of the story in book form.

‘The Lovers’: The Tatler (15 November 1922)

‘“Complete Rest”’: The Tatler (10 January 1923)

‘The Five Foolish Virgins’: The Tatler (25 March 1925)

‘My Friend the Murderer’: Chapman’s Magazine (October 1895)

‘Professor Burnaby’s Discovery’: The Storyteller (June 1926)

‘The Exposure of Pamela’: The Storyteller (August 1924). Reprinted as The Exposure of Pamela (Hermitage Books limited edition, 1992)

‘Miss Maria’s Romance’: The Queen (25 November 1899)

‘The Eavesdropper’: The Tatler (19 March 1924)

‘James Sutherland, Ltd.’: The Monthly Review (December 1902).

‘Bootles’: Black And White (26 March 1904)

‘Julian’s Cottage’: The Storyteller (August 1931)

‘Fine Feathers’: Woman At Home (March 1914)

‘The Defeat of Lady Hartridge’: Black And White (23 April 1904)

‘The Jamboree’: The Tatler (1 December 1922)

‘Complementary Souls’: Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction (September 1925)

‘Dodo and the Brick’: Home Magazine (March 1923, as ‘The Brick’)

‘A Comedy of Styles’: Windsor Magazine (February 1914)

‘Noblesse Oblige’: Windsor Magazine (December 1917)

‘An Entire Mistake’: The Onlooker (16 January 1904)

‘Mr Carew’s Game of Croquet’: The Tatler (5 March 1924)

‘The Fall of Augusta’: The Tatler (24 May 1922)

‘The Male Impersonator’: The Male Impersonator (1929). Reprinted in Miss Mapp (1970)

‘M.O.M.’: Windsor Magazine (December 1915)

‘The Adventure of Hegel Junior’: Illustrated London News (21 December 1901)

‘The Simple Life’: The World And His Wife (July 1905)

‘Mrs Andrews’s Control’: Windsor Magazine (September 1915). Reprinted in The Countess of Lowndes Square (1920)

‘George’s Secret’: The Sketch (21 November 1894)

‘Buntingford Jugs’: Windsor Magazine (December 1925)

‘By the Sluice’: The Tatler (25 March 1927)

‘Atmospherics’: Radio Times (28 December 1928)

‘Boxing Night’: The Tatler (30 November 1923). Reprinted in The Technique of the Ghost Story (Hermitage Books limited edition, 1993)