Maggie - a Girl of the Streets and Other Writings About New York by Crane, Stephen -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

COVER INTRODUCTION (By Robert Tine) MAGGIE - A Girl of the Streets

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX

GEORGE’S MOTHER

I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV XV XVI XVII

OTHER WRITINGS ABOUT NEW YORK

A NIGHT AT THE MILLIONAIRE’S CLUB AN EXPERIMENT IN MISERY

He Finds His Field He Finds His Supper Enter The Assassin He Finds His Bed A Place of Smells To The Polite, Horrors Men Lay Like The Dead Then Morning Came Breakfast A Retrospect The Life of a King

AN EXPERIMENT IN LUXURY

At The Portals of Luxury “The World of Chance.” The Glory of Gold Parental Portraits The Joys of a Millionaire The Gold Woman The Business of Being Beautiful Croesus Dines

MR. BINKS’ DAY OFF CONEY ISLAND’S FAILING DAYS

Crabs That Seemed Fresh Dreariness in The Music Halls The Philosophy of Frankfurters The End of it All

IN A PARK ROW RESTAURANT

Like Distracted Water Bugs The Habit of Great Speed To Save Time

THE MEN IN THE STORM WHEN EVERY ONE IS PANIC STRICKEN WHEN MAN FALLS, A CROWD GATHERS OPIUM’S VARIED DREAMS NEW YORK’S BICYCLE SPEEDWAY ADVENTURES OF A NOVELIST IN THE TENDERLOIN THE “TENDERLOIN” AS IT REALLY IS IN THE “TENDERLOIN” STEPHEN CRANE IN MINETTA LANE

Not Then a Thoroughfare No Toe Charley A Picture of Suffering Memories of the Past “Pop’s” View of It Keeping in Touch

ABOUT THE AUTHOR THE WORLD OF STEPHEN CRANE AN INSPIRATION FOR CRANE’S WRITINGS ABOUT NEW YORK COMMENTS & QUESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING ENDNOTES