Index:Howells, Stops of Various Quills, 1895

Title	Stops of Various Quills
Author	William Dean Howells, with illustrations by Howard Pyle.
Year	1895
Publisher	Harper and Brothers ($2.50)
Location	New York
Source	jpg
Progress	Done—All pages of the work proper are validated
Transclusion	Fully transcluded
Validated in	April 2011

Pages (key to Page Status)

Cover — — — — "[image]" vi vii viii — x — November 2 Midway 4 Time 6 Generation to Generation 8 Bewildered Guest 10 Company 12 Heredity 14 Twelve P.M. 16 Change 18 Dark 20 To-morrow 22 Living 24 If 26 Solitude 28 Respite 30 [image] 32 Question 34 Hope 36 Burden 38 Calvary 40 Conscience 42 Reward and Punishment 44 Sympathy 46 Statistics 48 49 50 Parable 52 53 54 55 56 Vision 58 Society 60 61 62 Good Society 64 Friends and Foes 66 [image] 68 Sphinx 70 Materials of a Story 72 73 74 75 76 The King Dines 78 Labor and Capital 80 81 82 Equality 84 Judgment Day 86 Mortality 88 Another Day 90 91 92 Some One Else 94 Life 96 Weather-Breeder 98 Peonage 100 Race 102 103 104 Temperament 106 What Shall It Profit? 108 109 110 111

According to a December 1895 issue of The Literary News (p. 359), also published was an "édition de luxe, limited to fifty copies, each signed by Mr. Howells and Mr. Pyle, with illustrations printed in sepia, and the full-page illustrations on Japan proofs in black" for $15.

I.	NOVEMBER
II.	MIDWAY
III.	TIME
IV.	FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION
V.	THE BEWILDERED GUEST
VI.	COMPANY
VII.	HEREDITY
VIII.	TWELVE P.M.
IX.	CHANGE
X.	IN THE DARK
XI.	TO-MORROW
XII.	LIVING
XIII.	IF
XIV.	SOLITUDE
XV.	RESPITE
XVI.	QUESTION
XVII.	HOPE
XVIII.	THE BURDEN
XIX.	CALVARY
XX.	CONSCIENCE
XXI.	REWARD AND PUNISHMENT
XXII.	SYMPATHY
XXIII.	STATISTICS
XXIV.	PARABLE
XXV.	VISION
XXVI.	SOCIETY
XXVII.	GOOD SOCIETY
XXVIII.	FRIENDS AND FOES
XXIX.	SPHINX
XXX.	MATERIALS OF A STORY
XXXI.	THE KING DINES
XXXII.	LABOR AND CAPITAL
XXXIII.	EQUALITY
XXXIV.	JUDGMENT DAY
XXXV.	MORTALITY
XXXVI.	ANOTHER DAY
XXXVII.	SOME ONE ELSE
XXXVIII.	LIFE
XXXIX.	WEATHER-BREEDER
XL.	PEONAGE
XLI.	RACE
XLII.	TEMPERAMENT
XLIII.	WHAT SHALL IT PROFIT?