Published September 23, 1909 with no separate English edition. First printing consisted of 4000 copies.
First time it was published alone in book form. Originally published in Harper’s Magazine. Small revisions were made between copies.
Notable features: Ribbon and heart decoration on the red cover. First letter of each chapter is enclosed in a box filled with roses and leaves.
Illustrations by W.T. Smedley: Frontispiece: The Young man had left her, smiling, looking back; “He says I was good to him, Mrs. Drack”; “There was never anything in the least serious between us”; and “She yielded to the bitterness.”
The Sacred Fount
New York, Scribner, 1901 (First American Edition)
Published February 6, 1901 before the first English edition. First printing consisted of 3000 copies.
No prior serialization.
The Wings of the Dove
New York : C. Scribner's sons, 1902 (First American Edition)
2 Volumes
Published August 21, 1902. (English first edition [August 30, 1902]). First printing consisted of 3000 copies. Copies released to public August 29.
No prior serialization.
Short Story Collections
The Aspern Papers
London and New York: Macmillan and co., 1890, 1888 (Second English Edition)
Published October 1890. First printing consisted of 2000 copies.
Short Stories: "The Aspern Papers"; "Louisa Pallant"; "The Modern Warning"
Master Eustace
New York: T. Seltzer, 1920 (First American Edition)
Published November 1920 with no English counterpart. First printing consisted of 1500 copies.
Preface by Albert Mordell
Short Stories: "Master Eustace"; "Longstaff's Marriage"; "Theodolinde"; "Alright Man"; "Benvolio"
