This is a collection of the works of writer Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte Southworth (1819–1899). {E.D.E.N. Southworth} It has various editions of her novels, and short stories. She was born on December 26, 1819, and died on June 30, 1899.When uploaded, their titles have been arranged in a way as to have the words "The", and "A", moved to the end of the titles, as some publishers could remove these, or add them depending on when and where the books were published. After the title the copyright year is added to the title, and then the Publishers name, without the words "Publisher" or "Company" if those are part of the publisher's name. Lastly there is an ID, or call number, added by various online digital collections, such as "Google" for "Google Books", or library's  url and then it's identification number.For serialized versions of her works, they are uploaded title first, and then newspaper/magazine name, and date of publication. such as "NationalEra,Version,From1847,August 19th, and 26th". Many of Emma's stories and serializations of her novels were published in short columns. The story might start on a 10th of one column, go two full columns, and end on a half column. But for this collection each column is clipped and pasted below the previous, this makes for very long and thin PDF files, but allows reading software to read the text in order, without the common error of reading words from one column, then jumping to the next column, and so forth. For the "National Era" example, the title, date, and page number of the newspaper is clipped and places at the top of the story with {} if the pages aren't actually numbered. Then the columns of story text, then the next clipped title, date, and page number of the next issue that is in that PDF. For appearances like "The New York Ledger", the title of the newspaper, and any accompanying image depicting the story is clip and pasted first, with the text columns following. For additional information on her works, and as a good reference point, I suggest reading these two sources on her works."Dictionary Of Literary Biography; Volume 239: American Women Prose Writers, 1820-1870" from 2001. However as mentioned in 'Chronological Bibliography', this list has many books repeated, but it does list many title changes, and is more of a quick glance summary, things listed as 'Unpublished', are shown in the following list, to have already been printed in book form.A Chronological Bibliography of E. D. E. N. Southworth's Works, Privileging Periodical Publication, by Melissa J. Homestead, and Vicki L. Martin, from 2012.* https://digitalcommons.unl.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1132&context=englishfacpubsHere is also a listing of her 84 published works, based on the 1904 Street and Smith listing, with new numbers representing only her work, the older Street and Smith numbers in {} before the title. In this list, after the title, the list shows the number of different copies of that book that are in this collection, if therte are more than one, and the alternate names it may be found under in the 'files' section. Sometimes her books are updated, while other versions have more or less chapters, depending on who published the books. {Numbers {136-141, are the splitting of three books into 2 books each. 1. "Only a Girl’s Heart", "Gertrude’s Sacrifice"; 2. "The Rejected Bride", "A Husband’s Devotion"; 3. Gertrude Haddon", "Reunited".} {Numbers 164, 165, and 166, were re-releases of 17 (now in two volumes) and 18 with titles changed, they are book editions of the serialized story, "The Widows of Widowville".}The book "Coral Lady; Or The Bronzed Beauty of Paris" mentions on the last page that the book is not written by E.D.E.N. Southworth, but on the title page it is credited as "by Mrs. Southworth", and is the result of "Interviews with this singular woman". And it is not clear whom the book was actually written by, {perhaps a relative} but the publisher seems to indicate that it is based on interviews with her, as a sort of biography of a part of E.D.E.N. Southworth's life, when she was in Paris. But then again it could be completely fictional. Many libraries list it as her work. And is included in this collection for that reason."The Mystery of the Dark Hollow" is a 33 chapter novel, credited as "Edited by E.D.E.N. Southworth". And is also not numbered in the list below. In "A Chronological Bibliography of E. D. E. N. Southworth's Works" by Melissa J. Homestead, and Vicki L. Martin it is suggest that the book was probably written by her sister "Frances Henshaw Baden", although in the book, the book's author is uncredited. {4 versions of book are in this collection.}{The stories written by Emma's sister "Frances Henshaw Baden" are sometimes added to these books, but for the purposes of this list, these story titles are not listed here.}For the works of Frances Henshaw Baden, see the following collection."The Works of Frances Henshaw Baden (1835-1911)"* https://archive.org/details/theworksoffranceshenshawbaden1835-191101. Retribution {3 versions of book}02. Ishmael {6 versions of book}03. Self-Raised {Sequel to "Ishmael", 4 versions of book}}04. India; or, The Pearl of Pearl River05. The Missing Bride {as "Miriam The Avenger; Or, The Missing Bride", 2 versions of book}06. The Curse of Clifton; Or, The Widowed Bride {as "Fallen Pride; Or, The Mountain Girl's Love" and "Test Of Love", 4 versions of book}07. Vivia; or, The Secret of Power {2 versions of book}08. The Lost Heiress {3 versions of book}09. The Discarded Daughter; Or, The Children of the Isle {3 versions of book}10. The Mother-In-Law; Or, Married In Haste11. The Deserted Wife {2 versions of book}12. The Wife’s Victory {originally published under the name "Old Neighbourhoods and New Settlements" with 10 Short stories}, {4 versions of book in this collection} {Later republished by M.A. Donohue as "Wife's Victory: A Novel" but with stories 1, 2, 5, 7, and "The Literary Wife" by her sister Frances Henshaw Baden} {There are two versions by T.B. Peterson, one with 10 stories and a later version with only 8 of those stories}   * 01. Better Way; Or, The Wife's Victory: A Tale Of Domestic Trials   * 02. The Married Shrew {A Sequel to "The Better Way"}   * 03. The Thunderbolt To The Hearth   * 04. Neighbour's Prescriptions   * 05. The Temptation {as "Sybil Brotherton: Or Temptation"}   * 06. Across The Street; A New Year's Story   * 07. The Irish Refugee {also titled "August Vacations; Or Flittings To The Country, A Tale Of Real Life"}   * 08. New Year In The Little Rough-Cast Jouse   * 09. Winny   * 10. The Fine Figure13. The Three Sisters14. The Christmas Guest, A Collection of Stories; Or, The Crime and the Curse; and {24} stories by her sister Frances Henshaw Baden   * 11. The Crime And The Curse: A Legend Of St. Mary's {A story in 5 chapters}15. The Haunted Homestead {3 versions of book}-{T.B. Peterson 1860 version}* Biographical Sketch of the Author   * 12. The Haunted Homestead   * 13. The Presentiment; Or the Red Hill Tragedy" {Early version 10 chapters story, see below for "The Red Hill Tragedy: A Novel" 1877 version for 21 chapter version}   * 14. The Spectre Revels; A Tale Of All Hallows Eve   * 15. The Widow's Son--{M.A. Donohue Version, only}   * Same as above without "The Widow's Son", and insert of "The Gilberts; Or, Rice Corner Number Two" by Mary Jane Holmes, 1856, from her book "The Homestead On the Hill, and Other Tales", Second section of her "Rice Corner" novella.---{TheArmChairLibrary,F.M.Lupton}   * Only "The Haunted Homestead" by Emma Sourthworth, others by "Rossitor House" by Etta W. Pierce, "The Moorhouse Tragedy" by Jane G. Austin, "Circumstantial Evidence" by Metta Victoria Fuller Victor {Mrs. M.V. Victor}16. The Fortune Seeker {as "Astrea, or, The Bridal Day", 2 versions of book}17. The Family Doom {as "The Family Doom; Or, The Sin Of A Countess", 2 versions of book} {book was later split into two by 'Street and Smith' publications same as {164-165} "The Widows of Widowville", "When Love Commands" "The Widows of Widowville"}18. The Maiden Widow {Sequel to "The Family Doom"} {3 versions of book} {Same as by 'Street and Smith' publications {166} "Fulfilling Her Destiny"}19. The Gipsy’s Prophecy {as "Bride Of An Evening; Or, The Gipsy’s Prophecy", 3 versions of book}20. The Bride’s Dowry21. The Widow’s Son (Vol. I. Left Alone)22. The Bride of Llewellyn (Vol. II. Left Alone) {Sequel to "The Widow’s Son"}23. The Bridal Eve; Or, Rose Elmer24. The Two Sisters {as "Virginia and Magdalene: Or, The Foster-Sisters. A Novel", 2 versions of book}25. Eudora; or, The False Princess {as "Allworth Abbey; Or, Eudora", 4 different versions of book}26. Love's Labor Won {2 versions of book}27. Fair Play (Vol. I. Britomarte) {3 versions of book} {A.L. Burt version 42 chapters} {T.B. Peterson version 52 chapters} {J. Ross Robertson 52 chapters}28. How He Won Her (Vol. II. Britomarte) {Sequel to "Fair Play", 2 versions of book} {T.B. Peterson version has 45 chapters, begining with "Erminie's Story", "The Veteran's Return"} {M.A. Donohue version has 42 capters, begining with "An Awful History", "The Veteran's Return"}29. The Three Beauties; Or, Shannondale {2 versions of book}30. The Broken Engagement31. The Doom of Deville (Vol. I. Winning Her Way) {as "The Fatal Marriage; Or, Orville Deville", and "Lionne; or The doom of Deville", 2 versions of book}32. The Changed Brides (Vol. II. Winning Her Way) {2 versions of book}33. The Bride's Fate {Sequel to "The Changed Brides", 3 versions of book}34. The Lady of the Isle35. The Lost Heir of Linlithgow {2 versions of book} {A.L. Burt vesion has 40 chapters} {T.B. Peterson version has 48 chapers} 36. A Noble Lord {Sequel to "The Lost Heir of Linlithgow", 2 versions of book}37. A Beautiful Fiend; Or, The Wife's Way38. Victor's Triumph {Sequel to "A Beautiful Fiend"}39. Cruel as the Grave (Vol. I. The Holloweve Mystery) {2 versions of book}40. Tried For Her Life (Vol. II. The Holloweve Mystery) {Sequel to "Cruel as the Grave", 4 versions of book}41. Unknown42. The Mystery of Raven Rocks {Sequel to "Unknown"}43. {052} The Hidden Hand {5 versions of book} {"The Hidden Hand; Or Capitola Mad-Cap" version by G.W. Dillingham, and "The Toronto News" version have both numbers 43 and 44 combined into one volume all 61 chapters}, {A.L. Burt, and Hurst versions includes 30 chapters. The M.A. Donohue version has Chapter 31 "The Orphan’s Tral".}44. {053} Capitola's Peril {Sequel to "The Hidden Hand", 2 versions of book.} {J.R.Sears version is missing the "The Orphan’s Tral" chapter, and the next chapter "Old Hurricane Storms" is labeled "Chapter 1".}45. {081} The Artist’s Love, and {42} stories by her sister Frances Henshaw Baden {2 versions of book}   * 16. The Artist’s Love {A story in 11 chapters}46. {133} Nearest and Dearest {3 versions of book} {A.L. Burt version{s} 19 chapters} {G.D. Dillingham version has 44 chapters contains numbers 46 and 47 in one volume}47. {134} Little Nea’s Engagement {Sequel to "Nearest and Dearest"}48. {136-137} Only a Girl’s Heart49. {138-139} The Rejected Bride {445 pages R. Bonner version, with 4 Illustrations by Hugh M. Eaton, (1) Frontispiece, (2) Between pages 32-33, (3) Between pages 96-97, (4) Between pages 192-193.}50. {140-141} Gertrude Haddon {317 pages version, publisher; London: W. Nicholson, frontispiece illustrated by Trevor Castle}51. {142} Em {2 versions of book}52. {143} Em’s Husband {Seqitel to "Em"}53. {144} The Unloved Wife {as "Woman's Fate", 2 versions of book}54. {145} Lilith {Sequel to "The Unloved Wife"}55. {146} The Bride’s Ordeal56. {147} Her Love or Her Life? {Sequel to "The Bride’s Ordeal"}57. {148} The Lost Lady of Lone58. {149} The Struggle of a Soul {Sequel to "The Lost Lady of Lone"}59. {150} The Trail of the Serpent60. {151} A Tortured Heart {Sequel to "The Trail of the Serpent"}61. {152} The Test of Love {Sequel to "A Tortured Heart"}62. {153} Gloria {3 versions of book}63. {154} David Lindsay {Sequel to "Gloria"}64. {155} Why Did He Wed Her?65. {156} For Whose Sake? {Sequel to "Why Did He Wed Her"}66. {157} A Skeleton In The Closet67. {158} Brandon Coyle’s Wife {Sequel to "A Skeleton in the Closet", 2 versions of books}68. {159} A Deed Without A Name69. {160} Dorothy Harcourt’s Secret {Sequel to ‘‘A Deed Without a Name", 3 versions of book}70. {161} To His Fate {Sequel to "Dorothy Harcourt’s Secret}71. {162} For Woman’s Love72. {163} Unrequited Love {Sequel to "For Woman’s Love"}73. {167} A Leap in the Dark74. {168} The Mysterious Marriage {Sequel to "A Leap in the Dark"}75. {169} Her Mother's Secret76. {170} Love’s Bitterest Cup {Sequel to "Her Mother’s Secret"}77. {171} When Shadows Die {Sequel to "Love’s Bitterest Cup", 2 versions of book}78. {172} Sweet Love’s Atonement79. {173} Zenobia’s Suitors {Sequel to "Sweet Love’s Atonement", 2 versions of book}80. {1869 year} The Prince Of Darkness. A Romance Of The Blue Ridge {2 versions of book} {'Federal Book' version has title story, with these other EDEN stories "The Broken Engagement", "Winny", and "The Thunderbolt To The Hearth". {The M.A. Donohue version has the title story and by EDEN, and story "Dark Days" by Hugh Conway {missing title page}, and "The Flower's Work" by Frances Henshaw Baden also appearing in "The Fatal Secret" short story collection listed below.}   * 17. The Prince Of Darkness. A Romance Of The Blue Ridge {A story in 11 chapters}81. {1875} The Spectre Lover, and {45} Other Stories by Frances Henshaw Baden   * 18. The Spectre Lover {A story in 2 chapters}82. {1877 year} The Fatal Secret, and {37} stories by her sister Frances Henshaw Baden {2 versions of book} {Federal Books version 30 of her sister's stories} {T.B. Pewterson version 37 stories by sister.}   * 19 The Fatal Secret {A story in 4 chapters}83. {1877 year} The Red Hill Tragedy: A Novel {Extended 21 chapter version, of story * 13. "The Presentiment; Or the Red Hill Tragedy", originally 10 chapters story.}84. {1878 year} The Phantom Wedding; Or, The Fall Of The House Of Flint, and {32} stories by her sister Frances Henshaw Baden   * 20. The Phantom Wedding; Or, The Fall Of The House Of Flint {A story in 3 chapters}--Articles and Uncollected Stories;* Leaves From Shannondale {All 6 parts of a 1851 travel correspodence, with 'The Saturday Evening Post'. Sadly poor quality microfilm used, hardly readable}*    21. Joyce Mott: A Seaside Surprise {Story of a girl with the title's name and her sister Pollie.} Belford's Magazine, 1889 August, Pages 332-344.*    22. An Awful Christmas Eve Adventure, A Reminiscence Of Early Washington {Evening Star, December 21, 1889, Page 10}* A Woman Who Writes {An Interview, with Emma about how she writes, Evening Star, September 06, 1890, Page 14*    23. With Lady Byron, Mrs. Southworth's Memorable Visit to the Poet's Widow in the Last Year of Her Life, {Evening Star, October 25, 1890, Page 13}*    24. A Christmas Turkey, How Grandma Stole One When She Was A Girl, {Evening Star, December 24, 1890, Page 09}*    25. Gallant LittleTom, A Reminiscence of A Washington Militaty Hospital During the War, {Evening Star, April 04, 1891, Page 07}*    26. Young Dr. Ray's Temptation, {Evening Star October 10, 1891, Page 07}*    27. A Christmas Eve in the Early Days ofthe District. Being a True Story of How Mistress Alice Headleigh Bested the Revelers and Ended the Orgies at Headleigh Hall, {Evening Star, December 26, 1891, Page 07}* Barbara Freitchie, {Editorial, The New York Ledger, December 24, 1892, Page 11}----Adaptions* The Hidden Hand; A Drama In Five Acts, Adapted From E.D.E.N. Southworth, by Robert Jones. Spencer's Universal Stage, No.48, Published by George M. Baker, Boston {The book was published sometime between 1867-1885 when the publisher George M. Baker, was succeeded by Walter H. Baker., and the company name changed.}-----AudiobooksTo find these, click on the "SHOW ALL" link on the right side of the screen. These are in "mp3", "m4b", and "ogg" formats, each in its own "zip" file. There are two versions of the "mp3", the first has the original two chapters per file, and the second is a longer file with all those files edited into a single file. The zip files also contain the LibriVox "Cover Art", and "CD Case Inserts, files.* 01, Her Mother's Secret, Complete Audiobook, E.D.E.N. Southworth, Read by Bridget Gaige, 20151025, LibriVox, 1510* 02, Love's Bitterest Cup, E.D.E.N. Southworth, Read by Bridget Gaige, 170310, LibriVox, 1703* 03, When Shadows Die, E.D.E.N. Southworth, Read by Bridget Gaige, LibriVox