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• 1 • Introduction (A Treasury of Victorian Ghost Stories) • essay by Everett F. Bleiler
• 7 • To Be Read at Dusk • (1852) • short story by Charles Dickens
• 19 • The Ghost in the Bride's Chamber • (1857) • short story by Charles Dickens
• 36 • Nine O'Clock! • (1852) • short story by Wilkie Collins
• 53 • The Dutch Officer's Story • (1859) • short story by Catherine Crowe
• 62 • Wicked Captain Walshawe of Wauling • (1864) • short story by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu (variant of Wicked Captain Walshawe, of Wauling) [as by Sheridan Le Fanu]
• 65 • A Curious Experience • [Johnny Ludlow] • (1883) • novelette by Mrs. Henry Wood
• 94 • Le Vert Galant • (1871) • short story by uncredited
• 100 • At Chrighton Abbey • (1871) • novelette by Mary Elizabeth Braddon
• 127 • The Man with the Nose • (1872) • short story by Rhoda Broughton
• 144 • Ken's Mystery • (1883) • novelette by Julian Hawthorne
• 164 • A Terrible Vengeance • (1889) • novelette by Mrs. J. H. Riddell
• 202 • The Old Lady in Black • short story by uncredited
• 208 • The Library Window • (1896) • novelette by Margaret Oliphant
• 244 • The Empty Picture Frame • (1895) • short story by Mrs. Alfred Baldwin
• 258 • A Grammatical Ghost • (1898) • short story by Elia W. Peattie
• 265 • The Mystery of the Semi-Detached • (1893) • short story by E. Nesbit
• 269 • My Enemy and Myself • (1896) • short story by Vincent O'Sullivan
• 274 • Midday Magic • [In der Geisterstunde] • short story by Paul Heyse (trans. of Mittagszauber 1892)
• 287 • Witch In-Grain • (1893) • short story by R. Murray Gilchrist
• 291 • A Stray Reveler • short story by Emma Frances Dawson [as by Emma Dawson]
• 300 • The Vanishing House • (1898) • short story by Bernard Capes
• 306 • Bodies of the Dead • [Bodies of the Dead] • (1888) • short story by Ambrose Bierce
• 315 • Death and the Woman • (1892) • short story by Gertrude Atherton
• 321 • The Laird's Luck • (1901) • novelette by Arthur Quiller-Couch
• 355 • Suggested Reading List (A Treasury of Victorian Ghost Stories) • essay by uncredited