The Complete Works of Kate Chopin

For Marse Chouchoute —

The going away of Liza —

The maid of Saint Phillippe —

A wizard from Gettysburg —

A shameful affair —

A rude awakening —

A harbinger —

Doctor Chevalier's lie —

A very fine fiddle —

Boulôt and Boulotte —

Love on the Bon-Dieu —

An embarrassing position : comedy in one act —

Beyond the Bayou

After the winter —

The Bênitous' slave —

A turkey hunt —

Old Aunt Peggy —

The lilies —

Ripe figs —

Croque-Mitaine —

A little free-Mulatto —

Miss McEnders —

Loka —

At the 'Cadian Ball —

A visit to Avoyelles —

Ma'ame Pélagie —

Désirée's baby

Caline —

The return of Alcibiade —

In and out of old Natchitoches —

Mamouche —

Madame Célestin's divorce —

An idle fellow —

A matter of prejudice —

Azélie —

A lady of Bayou St. John —

La Belle Zoraide —

At Chênière Caminada —

A gentleman of Bayou Teche —

In Sabine —

A respectable woman —

Tante Cat'rinette —

A Dresden lady in Dixie —

The story of an hour

Lilacs —

The night came slowly —

Juanita —

Cavanelle —

Regret —

The kiss —

Ozème's holiday —

A sentimental soul —

Her letters —

Odalie misses Mass —

Polydore —

Dead men's shoes —

Athénaïse —

Two summers and two souls —

The unexpected —

Two portraits —

Fedora —

Vagabonds —

Madame Martel's Christmas Eve —

The recovery —

A night in Acadie —

A pair of silk stockings

Nég Créol

Aunt Lympy's interference —

The blind man —

A vocation and a voice —

A mental suggestion —

Suzette —

The locket —

A morning walk —

An Egyptian cigarette —

A family affair —

Elizabeth Stock's one story —

The storm —

The godmother —

A little country girl —

A reflection —

Ti Démon —

A December day in Dixie —

The gentleman from New Orleans —

Charlie —

The white eagle —

The wood-choppers —

Polly —

The impossible Miss Meadows —

Essays and comments : The Western Association of Writers —

"Crumbling idols" by Hamlin Garland —

The real Edwin Booth —

Emile Zola's "Lourdes" —

Confidences —

In the confidence of a story-writer —

As you like it (a series of essays): I. "I have a young friend ..." ; II. "It has lately been ..." ; III: "Several years ago ..." ; IV. "A while ago ..." ; V. "A good many of us ..." ; VI. "We are told ..." —

On certain brisk, bright days. v. 2 (continued). Poems: If it might be —

Psyche's lament —

The song everlasting —

You and I —

It matters all —

In dreams throughout the night —

Good night —

If some day —

To Carrie B. —

To Hider Schuyler —

To "Billy" with a box of cigars —

To Mrs. R. —

Let the night go —

There's music enough —

An ecstasy of madness —

I wanted God —

The haunted chamber —

Life —

Because —

To the friend of my youth : to Kitty —

Novels:

At fault

The awakening.