More Words, Deeper Hole

If the Avram Davidson Treasury is the one I have, the contents are:

1950s:

"My Boyfriend's Name Is Jello"
"The Golem"
"The Necessity of His Condition"
"Help! I Am Dr. Morris Goldpepper"
"Now Let Us Sleep"
"Or the Grasses Grow"
"Or All the Seas with Oysters"
"Take Wooden Indians"
"Author, Author"
"Dagon"
"Ogre in the Vly"
"The Woman Who Thought She Could Read"

1960s:

"Where Do You Live, Queen Esther?"
"The Sources of the Nile"
"The Affair at Lahore Cantonment"
"Revolver"
"The Tail-Tied Kings"
"The Price of a Charm, or, The Lineaments of Gratified Desire"
"Sacheverell"
"The House the Blakeneys Built"
"The Goobers"
"The Power of Every Root"

1970s:

"Selectra Six-Ten"
"Goslin Day"
"Polly Charms, the Sleeping Woman"
"And Don't Forget the One Red Rose"
"Crazy Old Lady"
"'Hark! Was That the Squeal of an Angry Thoat?'"
"Manatee Gal, Won't You Come Out Tonight"
"Naples"
"Full Chicken Richness"
"The Hills Behind Hollywood High"
"The Slovo Stove"
"Revenge of the Cat Lady"
"The Last Wizard"
"While You're Up"
"The Spook-Box of Theobald Delafont De Brooks"
"Yellow Rome, or, Vergil and the Vestal Virgin"

I recall most of these, but have pretty much completely forgotten "Where Do You Live, Queen Esther?", "The Affair at Lahore Cantonment", and "Revolver".