Note:

In accordance with Cabell's principal of literary economy and his skill at recycling his literary output, most of his short works were adapted and re-used in later publications. The "Book Inclusion" column lists the later work in which the item re-appeared.

It is our intention to eventually reproduce all of these stories and articles in their original form, as we are able to acquire copies suitable for reproduction. The longer items will be presented as PDF files. After accessing these, you will need to use your browser's "back" button to return to The Silver Stallion.

Notes for Some Ladies and Jurgen:

Our copy of Some Ladies and Jurgen was scanned from the website of The Modernist Journals Project, a joint project of Brown University and The University of Tulsa.

In Kalki No. 26, Paul Spencer wrote an illuminating article discussing the evolution of "Some Ladies and Jurgen" and comparing it in detail to the equivalent portions of the novel. This article is well worth a read: it is available at left as a PDF file. You'll need to use your browser's BACK button to return to The Silver Stallion after acessing it.