_Published April, 1908_ _Second Impression, July, 1908_ _Third Impression, September, 1908_ _Fourth Impression, December, 1908_ _Fifth Impression, December, 1908_ _Sixth Impression, July, 1909_ _Seventh Impression, October, 1909_ _Eighth Impression, January, 1910_ _Ninth Impression, July, 1910_ _The author of "The Master of the Inn" having received many inquiries as to what foundation in fact this tale has wishes to state explicitly that both incidents and persons are purely imaginary, and that so far as he is aware there is neither Master nor Inn in existence._…
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