In the Wrong Paradise and Other Stories

It's not clear how many of the stories collected in this book have speculative fiction content, but the dedication to H. Rider Haggard (available on Gutenberg) reads in part "In the following tales the natural man takes a hand, but he is seen through civilized spectacles, not, as in your delightful books, with the eyes of the sympathetic sportsman. If Why-Why and Mr. Gowles amuse you a little, let this be my Diomedean exchange of bronze for gold—of the new Phæacia for Kukuana land, or for that haunted city of Kôr, in which your fair Ayesha dwells undying, as yet unknown to the future lovers of She."

Page numbers taken from an undated edition marked "New Edition" by the same publisher and with the same page count.