CONTENTS.

	VOL. I.	VOL. II.
	PAGE	PAGE
The Priest’s Warning	—	205
The Princess Lily	—	56
The Princess of the Tung-t'ing Lake A legendary figure from Chinese mythology associated with the great lake in Hunan province.	—	43
The Quarrelsome Brothers	313	—
Raising the Dead	—	318
The Rat Wife	355	—
The Resuscitated Corpse	—	193
A Chinese Rip van Winkle A reference to the American short story, indicating a tale involving a long, supernatural sleep or time displacement.	—	85
The Roc A legendary giant bird of prey from Middle Eastern mythology, used here to describe a similar creature in Chinese folklore.	—	340
The Salt Smuggler	—	215
Saving Life	—	213
The Sea-serpent	—	113
The Self-punished Murderer	345	—
The She-wolf and the Herd-boys	—	330
The Shui-mang Plant A poisonous plant in folklore; those who die from it are said to become ghosts who must find a replacement to free themselves.	136	—
The Singing Frogs	217	—
Singular Case of Ophthalmia	—	102
A Singular Verdict	—	307
The Sisters	336	—
Smelling Essays	—	139
Snow in Summer	—	294
A Chinese Solomon A reference to the biblical King Solomon, implying a judge of exceptional wisdom.	—	335
Another Chinese Solomon	—	355
The Spirit of the Hills	—	137
The Spirits of the Po-yang Lake	—	109
Spiritualistic Séances	—	131
The Stolen Eyes	—	233
A Strange Companion	—	130
The Stream of Cash	—	110
A Supernatural Wife	—	166
Taking Revenge	—	25
The Talking Pupils	5	—
Ta-nan in Search of his Father	296	—
A Taoist Devotee	—	183
Taoist Miracles	—	226
A Taoist Priest	246	—
✓ The Taoist Priest of Lao-shan Lao-shan is a mountain in Shandong province, famous as a center for Taoist practice.	17	—
The Theft of the Peach	—	186
The Three Genii	214	—
The Three States of Existence	—	90