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• xi • Introduction (Collected Tales and Stories with Original Engravings) • essay by Charles E. Robinson
• 1 • A Tale of the Passions • novelette by Mary Shelley (variant of A Tale of the Passions; or, The Death of Despina 1823)
• 24 • Recollections of Italy • (1824) • short story by Mary Shelley
• 32 • The Bride of Modern Italy • (1824) • short story by Mary Shelley
• 43 • Roger Dodsworth: The Reanimated Englishman • (1863) • short story by Mary Shelley
• 51 • The Sisters of Albano • (1828) • short story by Mary Shelley
• 65 • Ferdinando Eboli: A Tale • novelette by Mary Shelley (variant of Ferdinando Eboli 1828)
• 81 • The Mourner • (1829) • novelette by Mary Shelley
• 100 • The Evil Eye • (1829) • novelette by Mary Shelley
• 117 • The False Rhyme • (1829) • short story by Mary Shelley
• 121 • Transformation • short story by Mary Shelley (variant of The Transformation 1830)
• 136 • The Swiss Peasant • (1830) • novelette by Mary Shelley
• 153 • The Dream • (1831) • short story by Mary Shelley
• 166 • The Brother and Sister: An Italian Story • (1832) • novelette by Mary Shelley
• 190 • The Invisible Girl • non-genre • (1832) • short story by Mary Shelley
• 203 • The Smuggler and His Family • (1833) • short story by Mary Shelley
• 219 • The Mortal Immortal: A Tale • short story by Mary Shelley (variant of The Mortal Immortal 1833)
• 231 • The Trial of Love • (1834) • short story by Mary Shelley
• 244 • The Elder Son • (1834) • novelette by Mary Shelley
• 266 • The Parvenue • (1836) • short story by Mary Shelley
• 275 • The Pilgrims • (1837) • novelette by Mary Shelley
• 295 • Euphrasia: A Tale of Greece • short story by Mary Shelley (variant of Euphrasia 1838)
• 308 • The Heir of Mondolfo • (1877) • novelette by Mary Shelley
• 332 • Valerius: The Reanimated Roman • short story by Mary Shelley
• 345 • An Eighteenth-Century Tale: A Fragment • short story by Mary Shelley
• 347 • The Pole • (1832) • novelette by Mary Shelley
• 373 • Notes: Explanatory, Bibliographical, and Textual • essay by Charles E. Robinson