The novels and tales of Robert Louis Stevenson ...

Criticisms, etc.--XXIII-XXIV. Letters to his family and friends, selected and ed. ... by S. Colvin.--XXV-XXVI. The life of Robert Louis Stevenson, by G. Balfour.--XXVII. New letters, selected and ed. by S. Colvin.

I. New Arabian nights.--II. Treasure island.--III. More new Arabian nights: The dynamiter [written in collaboration with Mrs. Stevenson] The story of a lie.--IV. Prince Otto. Island nights' entertainments. Father Damien.--V. Kidnapped.--VI. David Balfour: a sequel to "Kidnapped."--VII. The merry men and other tales and fables. Strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.--VIII. The black arrow. The misadventures of John Nicholson. The body-snatcher.--IX. The master of Balantrae.--X. The wrecker [written in collaboration with L. Osborne] The wrong box [written in collaboration with L. Osbourne] The ebb tide [written in collaboration with L. Osbourne]--XII. An inland voyage. Travels with a donkey. Edinburgh, picturesque notes.--XIII. Virginibus puerisque and other papers. Miscellaneous papers.--XV. The amateur emigrant. Across the plains. The Silverado squatters.--XVI. A child's garden verses. Underwoods. Ballads.--XVII. Vailima letters: correspondence addressed to Sidney Colvin.--XVIII. Memoir of Fleming Jenkins. Records of a family of engineers.--XIX. In the South seas. A foot-note to history.--XX. Weir of Hermiston. The plays of W.E. Henley and R.L. Stevenson. Fables.--XXI. St. Ives: being the adventures of a French prisoner in England.--XXII. Sketches.

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