The FictionMags Index

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• The Parasols of Plunder, (nv)
• La Paree Chatter, (ms)
• Parental Solicitude, (hu)
• Paris As It Is To-Day, (ar)
• A Parisian Joke, (hu)
• Parliamentary Error, (ar)
• Parody on “The Burial of Sir John Moore”, (pm)
• The Part and the Whole, (ar)
• Participating Workshops, (ms)
• Parting, (pm) , etc.
• Parvum in Multo, (pm) The Detroit Tribune
• The Passionate Shepherd to His Love, (pm)
• The Passion Flower, (ss)
• Paste or Diamond?, (ss)
• The Pastor Who DIdn’t Know Fear, (vi) St. Paul’s Magazine
• The Patriot, (pm) The London Daily News
• Patterns for Now, (cl)
• Paul Cynos Demands £1,000,000 Ransom [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1297, (by Robert Murray Graydon)
• Pauline’s Flirtations, (ss)
• The Pawky Peddler, (ss) The Glasgow Citizen
• Peace, (pm) New York Press, etc.
• The Pearl Bullet, (ss)
• Pearl Dance, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
• “Pearl of the Headlands”, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine
• The Peasant of Albano, (ss) Matrix
• A Peculiar Tragedy: The Story of Charley Ross, (ar) Cincinnati Enquirer
• The Pedestrian, (ss)
• Peggy, (pm) Philadelphia Record
• “Penguin’s Fabulous Fowls!”, (nv)
• People and Places, (ms)
• Percolator Principle Applied to Steam Heating, (ms)
• A Perilous Ride, (ar) The Chicago Tribune
• Permissive Wife, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Perry’s Victory, (pm)
• Personal Column, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Persuading Children, (vi) Chicago Daily News, as by Lillian Young
• Peruvian Mummy Mask, (il)
• Petrified Corpse, (ar)
• The Phantom Coach, (ts) The Tatler
• Phantom Detective [Richard Curtis Van Loan (The Phantom Detective)], (cs) Thrilling Comics
• A Phantom Engineer, (vi)
• The Phantom Rider, (cs) Boys’ World
• A Phantom Toe, (ss)
• Phillada, (pm)
• Phillis and Daphne, (pm)
• The Philosopher’s Baby, (ss) Blackwood’s Magazine, etc.
• Photographer’s Private File No. 3: Andre De Dienes, (pi)
• Picking Strawberries, (vi) The Atlantic Monthly
• A Picture, (pm)
• The Pied Piper, (ar)
• The Pig: a Tale, (pm)
• Pinguification, (pm)
• Pink Angel, (ss)
• The Pirate Captain, (ss)
• The Pirates Treasure, (ss)
• The Pit of Doom [Sexton Blake], (na)
• The Plague of Locusts, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine
• Plaint of the Plutocrat, (pm) The Chicago Tribune
• The Planting Song: An Osage Indian Lyrice, (pm) ; translated by Nellie Barnes
• Plata Por Trigo, (ss)
• “Play Ball!”, (pm) Denver Post
• Playboy Interview: Albert Schweitzer, (iv) [Ref. Albert Schweitzer]
• The Playing Cards, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Playing the Ghost, (vi) , as by Claudine Sisson
• The Pledge, (pm) Macon Telegraph
• Plot, (ar)
• The Plots of Famous Books, (ar) Answers
• Pluck Wins, (pm)
• A Pocket Notebook, (ms) St. Nicholas
• Pocket Wisdom, (pm)
• A Poem for Lovers of Dogs (“I am only a dog, and I’ve had my day…”), (pm)
• Poem (“There came a gray owl at sunset”), (pm)
• Poetical Trimming for Ladies’ Fashionable Bonnets, (pm) Punch v28,
• The Poet’s Dream, (pm)
• Poet’s Lot, (pm)
• Point of View, (ar)
• The Poisoned Mind, (nv)
• Polly Atkins, (ss) Truth
• Polly Bergen, (ar)
• The Poor, (pm)
• The Poor Scholar, (ss) (by William Carleton)
• A Pork Bomb, (vi) The Washington Post
• Portfolio of Photographs, (pi)
• A Portrait, (pm) Town Topics
• Portrait of Arthur J. Burks, (il)
• Portraits of Celebrities at Different Times of Their Lives, (pi) [Ref. William Harcourt, Val C. Prinsep & Florence St. John]
• Possession, (pm)
• A Possible Solution, (pm) Puck
• Poster Maiden, (pm) Vanity
• The Postponed Wedding, (nv)
• Potbelly’s Elephant, (vi)
• A Pot of Gold, and a Pot of Honey, (vi)
• Poverty Has Its Dangers, (ms) The New York Times
• The Power and the Glory, (ms)
• Powys Castle, (ar)
• Prairie Dog Towns, (ms)
• A Prayer, (pm)
• The Prediction: a Tale of New-year’s Eve, (ss)
• The Presbyterian Cat, (ss)
• A Prescription, (pm) Medical and Surgical Reporter
• President Plummer [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #475, (by Norman Goddard)
• Presidents as Authors, (ms)
• Previous Volumes, (ms)
• The Price, (pm) Town Topics, etc.
• Priceless Gift, (na)
• The Pride of Rank, (ss) Matrix
• Prince Ahmed and the Fairy Pari-banou, (nv) (by Antoine Galland)
• The Prince and the Dragon, (ss)
• The Prince of Wales’s Feathers, (ar)
• The Princess of the Bowl, (ex) translated by Yei Theodora Ozaki
• Printed Where You Used to Live, (pm) Sunset: The Pacific Monthly
• The Printer’s Angel, (pm) Punch
• Private Lives of the Great, (pi)
• Prize Novelist John T. McIntyre Rises to Defense of Pot-Boilers, (ms)
• Prize Story Competition, (ms)
• The Probationer Meets His Chief Police Officer, (pm)
• A Problem, (pm) Life
• The Problem of the Yellow Button [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #334, (by Ernest Sempill)
• Procrastination, (ss)
• The Prodigal Son, (vi)
• The Prodigal Son, (Luke 15), (ex)
• The Professional Lover, (ms) Household Words
• Professional Pride, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Progress Chart, (ms)
• Prohibition in Ancient Times, (ms)
• Projects, (ar)
• The Propaganda War, (ar)
• The Prophecy, (ss) (by Henry Cauntner)
• The Proposal, (vi)
• Proposed Anglo-Gallic Submarine Railway, (ar) The Illustrated London News
• Proverb, (pm)
• Psalm One Hundred and Seven, (pm)
• Psychic Phenomena at the Front to Be Told, (ar) (by R. T. M. Scott)
• Publications, (ms)
• Pugilism and the Drama, (ar) The Sun
• Pullman Porters May Really Brush Clothes Now, (ms)
• Punchers Capture Wild Stallion, (ms)
• The Punished Onion-Thief, (ss) ; translated by Alfred Williams
• Purpose, (pm)
• The Putitoffs, (pm)
• The Puzzle, (nv) , etc.
• A Puzzled Boy, (pm) Chicago Times-Herald
• Quatrain: From the Persian, (pm) translated by William Jones
• The Queen Bee, (ss)
• Queen Ulrica and the Countess Steenbock, (ar)
• Queer New Yorkers, (vi) New-York Tribune
• Queer Tricks That People Played to End It All, (ms) The American Weekly
• A Question, (pm)
• Questions for Contrast and Comparison, (ms)
• Quickest Courtship on Record, (ar) Toronto Globe
• The Quiet Stream, (pm)
• Quire of Seraphim, (pm)
• A Quiz Corral, (qz)
• Quod Petis Hic Est, (pm)
• Rabbi Akiva, (vi)
• The Race for the Canadian Rockies, (ar) New York Herald
• The Radiant Boy of Corby Castle, (ar)
• Radio Be Derned, (hu)
• The Raft, (ex) [Ref. Eugène Sue]
• Raggety Bob, (ss)
• Ragmar Shaggy-Legs and the Dragons, (ss)
• Raiders from Mars, (ar)
• Raid Uncovers Writer’s Weapons, (ms) [Ref. Harlan Ellison]
• Rail Service to the World’s End, (ar) The Philadelphia Times
• Rain, (pm)
• A Rain-Drop, (pm)
• The Raindrop, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• The Raising of Lazarus, (vi)
• The Rajah of Gascoigne [Carfax Baines], (ss) (by William Murray Graydon)
• Randy Rides Alone, (ss)
• The Rani Remembers, (ss) National Home Monthly
• The Rapids—A Tale, (ss)
• Rapunzel, (ss)
• Rats of London’s River [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #472, (by Andrew Murray)
• Rattlesnake Jim, (ss) Overland Monthly
• Raven, (ex)
• Ray Wilson, (ar) Boys’ World
• Reader’s Corner Crossword #11, (pz)
• Reader’s Corner Crossword #12, (pz)
• Reading and Analyzing Short Fiction, (ar)
• A Real Boy, (ms) The Outlook
• A Real Cat-Ghost Story, (ss)
• The (Really) Old Fogies, (ms)
• The Real Thing in Spring Poems, (ed) New York World
• The Reasons Why, (ms)
• The Rebel Chief, (sl) Tait’s Magazine
• The Rebuke, (pm) Town Topics
• “The Recent Murders”, (pm)
• Reconstructing the Murder-ed, (ts) The American Weekly
• The Red Breast of the Robin: An Irish Legend, (pm)
• The Red Cross Knight and the Dragon, (pm)
• The Red Dragon of Wales, (ss)
• The Red Men from Cork, (pm) Atlanta Journal
• References and Further Reading, (ms)
• Reforms via the Novel, (pm) Denver Republican
• Regimental Marches, (ar) The Daily Mail
• Reinforcement, (pm) Pall Mall Gazette
• Relativity, (pm)
• Remarkable Dream, (ss)
• Remarkable Heroes, (ms)
• Remarks on the Weather, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Remember Those Jingles for Force?, (pm)
• Remembrance, (pm) The Boston Transcript
• A Remembrance, (pm)
• A Reminiscence, (pm)
• The Remonstrance of the Lowly, (pm) Tait’s Magazine
• Renee Corbeau, (ss)
• Repetition Generale, (ms)
• Reproaches to a Dissipated Student, (pm)
• The Rescue, (ss) Blackwood’s Magazine
• The Rescue at Sea, (ss)
• Resources for Writers on Contemporary, (ms)
• Rest, (pm)
• Rest for the Hurried Man, (pm) Chicago Record-Herald
• Retribution, (ss)
• Retrospect, (pm)
• Return, (pm) (by Lilla Cabot Perry)
• The Return from India, (pm) Household Words
• The Return of the Penguin, (nv)
• Rev. C. Colton, (ss)
• The Revelation of St. John the Divine, (ex)
• A Reversible Political Platform, (ms)
• Revise Your Maps!, (ms)
• Revisiting College Yells, (pm) The Chicago Tribune
• Revolt on Prison Planet, (ss)
• A Rhyme to the Sweet South, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• The Rhysling Winners 1978-2001, (ms)
• The Rhysling Winners 1978-2002, (ms)
• The Rhysling Winners 1978-2003, (ms)
• Richard A. Waite’s Architectural Masterpiece, (ar)
• Richard Marsh, the King’s Trainer, (ar)
• The Richest Science Fiction Novel Contest in History, (cn)
• The Richest Woman in America, (ar) The New York Times
• A Riddle in Red Leather [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #518, (by G. H. Teed)
• The Riddle of Room 11 [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #342, (by Ernest Sempill)
• The Riddle of the King Crook’s Messenger [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1252, (by H. H. Clifford Gibbons)
• The Riddling Knight, (pm)
• Riding on the Wheel, (pm) Philadelphia Ledger
• Right, (pm) Pittsburgh Press
• The Right Combination, (ms)
• Right Hon. Henry Hawkins, Lord Brampton, (ar) New York Daily Graphic
• The Right Kind of an Error, (ms) The Circle
• Right of Way, (pm) Los Angeles Times
• The Right Question in the Circumstances, (hu)
• Ripley’s Believe It or Not!, (ss)
• Ripples, (pm)
• Rip Van Winkle II, (ar)
• The Rise and Fall of the Dime Novel, (ms)
• The Rivals, (pm)
• The River, (pm) Chambers’s Journal, etc.
• The River Styx, (ed)
• The Roads of the Indians, (ar) The New York Times
• Robbers, (pm) Chicago Times-Herald
• Robbers in 1868, (ar)
• The Robber Spatolino, (nv)
• Robbing a Slave Dhow, (ss) Chums
• Robin Goodfellow, (pm)
• The Robinson Crusoe Island Up to Date, (ar) Melbourne Argus
• Robots May Train Tomorrow’s Doctors, (ar) The Futurist v1 #4,
• The Rockcliffe Rebels, (n.)
• The Rock Scorpions, (ss)
• The Rocky Trail from Town, (pm)
• Rodney Stone, (cs)
• Roger Clevelly: a Devonshire Legend, (ss)
• Romance in your Stars, (cl)
• The Romance of a Day, (ss)
• Romance of the Quaker Poet (John G. Whittier), (ar) [Ref. John Greenleaf Whittier]
• The Romance of the Rothschilds, (ar) The Saturday Journal
• The Romance of the Roundup, (ms)
• A Rondeau, (pm) Town Topics
• Rope-Skipping Rhyme, (pm)
• Roping, (ms)
• Rose Cherril: An Exile’s Love-Story, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine
• Roses, (pm)
• Rose’s Lover, (vi) (by Nellie A. Grotton)
• Rosy Morn, (pm) The Outing Magazine
• The Rough Rider’s Double [Ted Strong, aka Young Rough Rider], (na) The Young Rough Riders Weekly (by William Wallace Cook), as by Ned Taylor
• The Round Table, (ed)
• Roundtable Discussion, (ms)
• The Roving Gambler, (pm)
• Royalty Statement: Arkham House Publishers, (ms)
• A Royal Whim, (ss)
• Roy G. Krenkel and FAX, (ms)
• Rube’s Obituary, (vi) Detroit Free Press
• Running Down a Slave Ship, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine
• The Rural Dance About the May-Pole, (pm)
• A Russian Cook of the Old Faith, (ex)
• The Rustic and the Lackeys, (ms)
• A Rustic Convert, (pm) The Outing Magazine
• Ruth, (pm) , etc. (by J. O. B.)
• Ruth and Johnnie, (pm)
• Ruth, the Toiler, (pm) The Craftsman
• The Ryan Woman’s Suicide, (ss) New York Sunday Sun
• Rycharde Herne, (pm)
• Sadopaideia, (ex)
• The Saga of Njal, (ex)
• A Sailing Charm, (pm)
• The Sailor and the Pearl Merchant, (ss) , etc.
• Sailors After Prize Money, (ar)
• The Sailor’s Orphans, (ss)
• Sainte Marguerite—The Prison of ex-Marshal Bazaine, (ex)
• St. George and the Dragon, (ss)
• St. John’s Eve, (ms)
• St. Molina and the Devil, (ss)
• Salty Bill’s Range Talk, (cl)
• Sam Bass—A Famous Author—His Last Fight with the Texas Rangers, (bg)
• Sam Bass Tactics, (ms)
• Sam Houston and the Indians of Texas, (ar)
• Sand, (ms) Success
• Sand Will Do It, (pm)
• San Francisco, (pm) Schenectady Gazette
• San Francisco, (pm) New York Globe
• The Sanitary and Moral Condition of New York City, (ar)
• Sanscritics, (ms)
• Sarcastic Maid, (pm) San Francisco Chronicle
• Satirizing Rockefeller’s Autobiography, (hu) Punch
• Saturn, (pm) Chambers’s Journal
• Saturn Facts, (ms)
• Sauce in Season, (il)
• Saved by a Bell Button, (vi)
• Saved by the Skin of His Teeth, (ss) London Life
• Saved from Wolves, (ss)
• The Sawyer, (pm)
• Sayin’ Howdy, (pm) Milwaukee Sentinel
• Says the Boston Mother, (pm) Catholic Standard and Times
• “Say Well” and “Do Well”, (pm) Selected
• The Scarred Hand, (ss)
• A Scene in the Desert, (ss)
• The Scenery of the Train, (ar) The Spectator
• The Scent of a Dead Rose, (ss)
• The School, (vi) The Atlantic Monthly
• The Schoolgirl Outcast, (n.) (by J. G. Jones), uncredited.
• The School of Happiness, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Science at Your Service, (cl)
• Science-Fiction Awards, (ms)
• Science Fiction in Other Media, (ms)
• Science of Selling Goods, (ar)
• Scottish Prayer, (pm)
• The Scoundrel, (pm)
• Scramblepipe Tries to Understand, (ss)
• Scrapbook, (ms)
• Seafarers, (pm)
• Sea Gull Chant, (pm)
• The Sealed Door, (vi)
• Sea Peril, (ms)
• The Sea Serpent Mystery, (ar)
• A Sea Song, (pm) The Outing Magazine
• Sea Song, (pm)
• Seawards, (pm)
• The Second Constable’s History, (vi)
• The Second Kalandar’s Tale, (nv)
• The Second Old Man and the Two Black Dogs, (ex)
• The Second Voyage of Sindbad the Seaman, (ss)
• The Secret Cipher: A Detective’s Story, (ss)
• The Secret Grimoire of Turiel, (ar)
• The Secret of Life, (ss)
• The Secret of the Mine, (nv) (by Frederick Talbot)
• Section Foreman’s Dream, (pm)
• Seeing the Game Gratis, (pm) Louisville Courier-Journal
• Self-Reliance Calls Out Initiative, (ms) Success
• Selinda, (pm)
• A Sense of Security, (pm) Washington Star
• The Sentence of Life, (ss) The Argonaut; translated by Fanny Steinitz
• The Sentencing of Captain Kidd, (ar)
• The Sentencing of Sidney Smith, (ar)
• September, (pm) Our Dumb Animals, etc.
• The Serpent with Eight Hands, (ss) translated by Basil Hall Chamberlain
• Sertorius and His Hind, (ar)
• The Service of Beauty, (pm)
• Setting, (ar)
• Seven Men, (pm)
• Ye Sexes Give Ear to My Fancy, (pm)
• Sexton Blake’s Christmas Case [Sexton Blake], (n.) The Union Jack v2 #321, (by William Murray Graydon), uncredited.
• Sexton Blake versus the House of Cynos [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1289, (by Robert Murray Graydon)
• The Sexton of Cologne, (ss)
• The Shadow of a Doubt, (ss)
• The Shadowy Form, (ss)
• Shakespeare as a Business Man, (cl) Chambers’s Journal
• Shall Women Smoke?, (pm) Punch
• Shannahan’s Old Shebeen, (pm) The Washington Post
• Shared Complaint, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• The Sharper of Alexandria, (vi)
• The Sheep Herder, (pm) Denver Republican
• Shelved Classics, (ar) London Academy
• The Shepherd of the Giant Mountains, (pm)
• Sherlock Holmes—A Short Biography [Sherlock Holmes], (ms)
• “Sherlock of France” Murdered, (ms) Time
• She’s on Deck, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Shining Star, (pm)
• Shippeitarō, (ss) translated by Mrs. T. H. James
• The Ship That Vanished, (na)
• The Shipwrecked Sailor, (ss)
• Short and Snappy, (vi)
• The Shortening Trips of a Cannon Ball, (ar) The Chicago Tribune
• Short Story Competition 1974, (ms)
• The Short Story Genre, (ar)
• The Short Story—Important Literary Words, (ar)
• Shutting a Woman’s Head in a Box, (ms)
• Siam Old Story, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
• The Siege of Sunda Gunge, (ss) Temple Bar
• Siesta, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Signalling on Single Line Railways, (ia)
• Significance of the Railroad to Hudson Bay, (ar)
• The Sign of Four [Sherlock Holmes], (cs)
• The Signs of the Zodiac, (pm)
• Sigurd the Dragon-Slayer, (ss)
• The Silent Rifleman. A tale of the Texan prairies, (nv) (by Henry W. Herbert)
• The Silly Jelly-Fish, (ss) translated by Basil Hall Chamberlain
• The Silver Bullet, (ss) The True Flag
• The Silver Dress, (ss)
• The Silvern Side, (pm) The Cottage Hearth
• A Simple Sign, (pm)
• The Simpleton and the Sharper, (vi)
• The Simplified Poet, (pm) The Evening Sun
• Sinbad the Sailor and the Rocs, (ex)
• Sindbad the Sailor, (nv)
• Sindbad the Sailor: First Voyage, (ss)
• Sing a Song of Sixpence, (pm)
• Sing of Death in Greece, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Singular Attempt at Suicide, (ms)
• Singular Discovery of a Murder, (ar)
• A Singular Duel, (vi)
• Singular Method of Execution, (ms)
• Singular Will, (ar)
• The Sinister Dr. Satira [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1209, (by Robert Murray Graydon)
• The Sin of Omission, (pm)
• Sir Edmund, a fragment, (ss)
• Sir Edric’s Pearl, (nv) Longman’s Magazine
• A Siren, (pm)
• Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, (ss) ; translated by Hilary Nicholson
• Sir Hatrick Spens, (pm)
• Sir Henry Skurry, (ss)
• Sir John Maundeville’s Dragon, (ss)
• Sir Lancelot and the Dragon, (ss)
• Sir Nigel, (cs)
• Sir Patrick Spens, (pm)
• Sir Richard Steele and the Seven Bulls, (ar)
• Sir Toby’s Disappearance, (ss) London Truth
• Sir Tristram in Ireland, (ss)
• Sixteen Days of Death, (ss)
• Skates and Sleds Up to Date, (ar) Boston Herald
• The Skeleton of the Rue Vaugirard, (ar)
• A Skeleton Once in Khartoum, (pm)
• Skepticism, (pm) Omaha World Herald
• The Skull, (ss) ; translated by Marjorie Bowen
• Skull Ranch Riddle, (ss)
• Skull Test, (vi)
• Sky Writing, (ar)
• Slang of To-day, (pm) The Boston Transcript
• Sleep, (pm)
• “The Sleeping Beauties of Gotham City!”, (nv)
• Slow, the Weaver, (vi)
• Slumber Song, (pm)
• A Sly Old Rat, (pm) Harper’s Magazine
• Smelling Essays, (ms)
• A Smile, (pm)
• Smiles and Tears, (pm)
• The Smoke-Tree Trail, (pm)
• Smoking Cure, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
• The Smugglers, (ss) East Lothian Journal
• Snapshots of the Great War, (pi)
• “Socialism Never Looked More Attractive Than Now”, (ed)
• A Soft Answer, (pm) Harvard Lampoon
• SOHO, (ar) The Daily Galaxy
• The Soldier’s Compendium, (ar)
• Soldier’s Recompense, (ss)
• So Little, (pm) Exchange
• Solomon Exhorteth to the Study of Wisdom, (ex)
• Solution, (pm) Essex (Mass.) Register
• The Solution of the Cross-Word Puzzle in “Uncle Meleager’s Will”, (ms)
• Solution to “A Problem in White”, (ms)
• Solution to “A Study in White” by Nicholas Blake, (ms)
• Solution to Cryptograms, (ms)
• Solution to Magpie Crossword, (ms)
• Solution to the Westerners’ Crossword Puzzle, (ms)
• Some Curious Weapons, (ms)
• Some Easy Tests for Diamonds, (ms)
• Some Grave Thoughts, (vi)
• Some Noted Exponents of Early Rising, (ar) Young Man
• Some of Swinburne’s Oddities, (ar) The Westminster Gazette
• Some Real American Ghosts, (ms)
• Some Sound Practial Advice for Young Men, (lt) New York World
• Some Time Somewhere, (pm) Exchange
• Some Useful Charms, (pm)
• The Somnambule, (ss)
• Song, (pm)
• Song Author Died Before Its Birth, (ms)
• A Song for the Fall, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Song for the Richest Woman in Wrangel, (pm)
• A Song in Fish Time, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Song in Praise of Tobacco, (pm)
• A Song: Love’s Dying Dream, (vi)
• A Song of a Sailor, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly
• The Song of Base Ball, (pm)
• Song of Courtship, (pm) ; translated by Arthur Waley
• The Song of Creation, (pm)
• The Song of Deborah and Barak, (pm)
• A Song of Fall Time, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• A Song of June Time, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Song of the Eleven Slash Eleven, (pm)
• Song of the Jersey, (pm)
• A Song of the Open Road, (pm) ; translated by John A. Symonds
• A Song of the Range (Windy Bill), (pm)
• Song of the Screw, (pm)
• The Song of the Stars, (pm) ; translated by Nellie Barnes
• A Song of the Weather, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Song of the Wire, (pm)
• Song, Printed 1634, (pm)
• The Song That Orpheus Sang to Charm the Dragon, (pm) translated by Andrew Lang
• A Song the Parodist Loves: Grandfather’s Clock, (pm)
• Song to the Wind God, Translated from the Aztec epic “Song of Quetzalcoatl”, (pm) ; translated by John Hubert Cornyn
• A Song Which Rang Through Tara’s Halls (“Like as the damask rose you see…”), (sg)
• A Sonnet, (pm)
• Sonnett (“How can I worthily the praise unfold…”), (pm)
• “Soon as Aurora drives away the night…”, (pm) Gay’s Rural Sport
• The Sorcerers, (nv) (by Johann Ludwig Tieck)
• The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, (ss)
• Sore Points, (pm) Cassell’s Little Folks
• Sorrow and Joy, (pm)
• So the Reporters Tell Us, (ms)
• So They Say, (ms)
• Source Acknowledgements, (ms)
• Sources and Story Notes, (ms)
• Southern Crab Nebula, (pi)
• Sowing and Reaping, (pm) The Yankee Blade
• SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy Heads to Mars, (ar) The Daily Galaxy
• The Spade and the Shotgun, (ss) Boston Youth’s Companion
• Spanish Dance Songs, (pm) translated by Audrey McMahon
• Spanish Folk Song (“Let the rich man fill his belly…”), (pm) ; translated by Havelock Ellis
• Spanish Folk Songs, (pm) translated by Havelock Ellis
• “Speak for the Air, Your Element”, (pm)
• Speak Gently, (pm) (by David Bates)
• Speaking of Wives, (ss) The Atlantic Monthly
• Special Award- Professional, Donald M. Grant, (bg)
• Special Note, (ob) [Ref. John Taine]
• The Spectral Coach of Blackadon, (ss) (by Jonathan Couch ,[?])
• The Spectre Unmasked, (ss)
• A Spell, (pm)
• A Spell to Obtain a Good Apple Harvest, (pm)
• A Spell to Obtain Good Butter, (pm)
• A Spell to Protect Birds, (pm)
• A Spell to Protect Horses, (pm)
• Spent Her Life and Fortune Hunting a Killer, (ms) The American Weekly
• Spider Magic, (pm)
• Spider on the Floor, (pm)
• Spindle, Shuttle, and Needle, (ss)
• The Spinning Wheel—New and Old, (pm) Life
• Spiritual Disturbances in the House of a Highly Respectable Gentleman, (ar) Hindu Spiritual Magazine
• The Spitfire Fund, (ar)
• Spitfire on the Chisholm Trail!, (ms)
• The Spitfire Squadrons, (ar)
• The Splendid Stranger, (ss) (by M. E. Braddon)
• Spring-Heeled Jack—The Terror of London, (na)
• Springtime in Georgia, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• A Spritely Fable, (ss)
• Spukenswald, (ss)
• The Spunky, (pm)
• Squandering Ability, (ms) Success
• Stagecoach Competition, (ms)
• The Stage Driver, (ms)
• The Stage Fireman, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Stan Bolovan and the Dragon, (ss)
• A Starlit Night by the Seashore, (ex) (by W. Walsham Bedford)
• Starring…The Spider, (ss)
• The Stars, (pm)
• A State of Mind, (pm)
• Staying Power, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
• The Stock-Seller’s Mailing Lists, (ar) The Sun Magazine
• The Stolen Ship, (ss)
• The Stone Monkey, (vi) ; translated by Herbert A. Giles
• The Storisende Edition of the Works of James Branch Cabell, (ar)
• Story from Botosani, (vi) Ion Creanga v5, (by Tudor Pamfile ,[?])
• Story from Siret, (vi) Ion Creanga v6, (by Tudor Pamfile ,[?])
• The Story of a Burglary, (ss) Chambers’s Journal, as by A. H. Morton
• Story of a Detective “Expert”, (ss)
• Story of a Maniac, (ss) Psychological Journal
• The Story of a Phantom Bark, (ss)
• The Story of Bel and the Great Dragon, (vi)
• Ye Story of Caviare, (ar)
• The Story of Jeon Unchi, (nv) ; translated by Minsoo Kang
• The Story of Judar, (ss)
• The Story of Mary, (pm) New York World
• The Story of Ming-Y, (ss)
• The Story of Perseus No. 10-Perseus Slays the Fearsome Medusa, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 11-How Perseus Released Atlas, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 12-How Perseus Rescued Andromeda, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 13-How Perseus Slew the Monster, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 14-How Perseus Kept His Promise, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 15-How Perseus Came Home Again, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 1-Adrift in a Chest, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 2-Rescued from the Sea, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 3-How Perseus Vowed a Rash Vow, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 4-The Strange Dream of Perseus, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 5-How Perseus Threatened the King, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 6-Perseus Makes a Foolish Boast, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 7-The Quest for Medusa, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 8-Perseus Reaches the Unshapen Land, (pi)
• The Story of Perseus No. 9-Perseus Talks with the Giant Atlas, (pi)
• The Story of Reynard the Fox, (ss)
• The Story of Rhampsinitus, (vi)
• The Story of Sidi Nonman, (ss)
• The Story of Sigurd, (nv) ; translated by Eiríkr Magnússon & William Morris
• Story of the Chief of Bulak, (vi)
• Story of the Chief of Cairo, (vi)
• Story of the Chief of Old Cairo, (vi)
• The Story of the Fan, (ms)
• The Story of the Lady Erminia, (ss)
• The Story of the Lame Young Man, (nv)
• Story of Three Apples, (ss)
• Story of Tsoqélem, (ss)
• Strafing Mission, (ar)
• A Strange Bride, (nv)
• The Strange Case of M. Bezeul, (ar)
• Strange Case of Mr. John Gilpin, (pm) The Detroit Tribune
• A Strange Fact, (ss)
• Stranger in Paradies with model Margo Strange, (pi)
• A Strange Victory, (te) The Sun
• The Strange Visitor, (pm)
• Stratosphere Travel, (ms)
• Street Wolf and Others, (ms)
• The Stricken City, (pm) New York American
• Strong Men, (ms)
• The Stub-Tailed Cow, (vi) New-York Tribune
• The Student’s Duel, (ex)
• A Study in Grey, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine, etc.
• A Study of Men, (pm) System
• Study the Art of the Compliment, (ar) The London Spectator
• Stumping the Stump, (pm) Life
• Style Fiction, (ar)
• Submarine Diamond Mine Yields Fine Gems of the First Water, (ms)
• A Submarine Railway Boat, (ar)
• Success, (pm) Exchange
• A Successful Claimant, (ex)
• A Successful Man’s Diary, (ss) Macmillan’s Magazine
• Suffering, (pm)
• Suffragists Know What They Want, (ms)
• The Suggested Invasion of England by the Germans, (ss)
• Sulong, (ss)
• Sumer Is Icumen In, (pm)
• Summer, (pm)
• The Summer Girl, (pm)
• The Summer Resort, (pm)
• Summer’s Advent, (pm) Cape Cod Item
• Summer’s Entrance, (pm)
• A Summer Shower, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Summer’s Joys, (pm) Kansas City Journal
• Summertime, (pm) Philadelphia Ledger
• Sun and Rain, (pm)
• The Sunday Fisherman, (pm) Pearson’s Weekly
• Sunlight Kills Snakes, (ms)
• The Sunny Side of Humor, (ar) New York Observer
• Sunshine After Rain, (pm) (by Charles Mackay), uncredited.
• Superman, (ex)
• Supernatural Warning, (ss)
• Superstitions of New England, (vi)
• Supplanted, (pm) Washington Star
• The Supposed Automaton Chess Player of M. de Kempelen, (ar)
• “Supposin’ So”, (pm) Baltimore American
• Surprising Discovery of Earth’s Previously Unknown 3rd Radiation Belt, (ar) The Daily Galaxy
• Surrender to Glamor, (ss)
• Suttee in Malaya, (pm)
• Sweeney Todd, the Barber of Fleet Street, (na)
• “The Sweet By and By”, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Sweet Content, (pm)
• Sweet Mama Who Lived Upstairs, (pm) The Follies
• Sweet Nelly, My Heart’s Delight, (pm)
• Sweet William’s Ghost, (pm)
• Swing Your Partner, (na)
• Table-Talk Notices of “Phantasmion”, (ar) (by Thomas Tracy, Rev. ,[?])
• “Take a Little Wife”, (pm)
• The “Take-Him-Out” Man, (pm) Detroit Free Press
• Take the Next Step, (ms) Success
• Taking It Easy, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• The Tale of Hoffman, (bg) [Ref. Dustin Hoffman]
• A Tale of the Bull Ring, (ss) Blackwood’s Magazine
• A Tale of the Civil Wars, (ss)
• The Tale of the Hunchback Who Died Four Times, (ex)
• The Tale of the Kadi, (ss)
• A Tale of the Low Countries, (ss)
• The Tale of the Old Sharper, (vi)
• Talked About People, (ar) [Ref. Sinclair Tousey]
• Talking about Fiction, (ar)
• Talking It Out, (ms)
• The Talking Skull, (ss)
• Talk’s Cheap, (pm) Chicago News-Record
• The Tallest Angel, (ss)
• The Tall Gentleman’s Apology, (pm) (by Henry Glassford Bell)
• The Tall Tales (Burma), (ss)
• Tamed by Kindness: The Story of Sigvard Berggren, (bg)
• Tam Lin, (pm)
• The Tanner’s Ditty, (pm) Leather Trade Circular, as by W. J.
• Tarley; or, The Pet of Hawkswood, (sl)
• A Tartar Fairy Tale, (ss) Old and New
• Taurus Among the Crockery Ware, (ar) The Philadelphia Times
• Teacher Tied and Beaten Up by Pupils, (ar)
• The Tea-Kettle, (ss) translated by Mrs. T. H. James
• Ted Strong at Raven’s Peak [Ted Strong, aka Young Rough Rider], (na) The Young Rough Riders Weekly (by William Wallace Cook), as by Ned Taylor
• Ted Strong’s Indian Trail [Ted Strong, aka Young Rough Rider], (na) The Young Rough Riders Weekly (by William Wallace Cook), as by Ned Taylor
• Ted Strong’s Terrible Test [Ted Strong, aka Young Rough Rider], (na) The Young Rough Riders Weekly (by William Wallace Cook), as by Ned Taylor
• Ted Strong’s Treasure Hunt [Ted Strong, aka Young Rough Rider], (na) The Young Rough Riders Weekly (by William Wallace Cook), as by Ned Taylor
• Teeth, (ar) Chambers’s Journal
• Teleny, (ss)
• Tell Him, O Night (“from the Arabian”), (pm)
• The Telling of the Tale, (ar)
• A Tell-Tale Ink Mark, (ss)
• The Tell-Tale Key; or A Woman as a Detective, (ss)
• The Tempted, (ss) Bentley’s Miscellany, as by H. R. Addison
• Ten Seconds to Disaster, (ss)
• A Terrible Punishment, (vi) The Chicago Tribune
• Terrific Spectre in Switzerland, (ar)
• Terrors of the Deep, (ms)
• Testing your Crime I.Q., (qz)
• The Test of a Man, (pm)
• Teta the Magician, (ss)
• Texas State Journal of Medicine Death Notice—Dr. Isaac M. Howard, (ms)
• Tex Dorsey Sells a Herd of Cattle, (ss)
• That Amazing Man—Morgan, (ar) The (New York) Sunday World [Ref. J. P. Morgan, Sr.]
• That Girl, (pm) The St. Louis Republic
• That Summer Girl, (pm)
• Their Engagement, (vi)
• Theme, (ar)
• Then, (pm) Truth
• Then and Now, (pm)
• Then Joshua Sent Two Men to Spie Secretly…, (ex)
• There and Back, (pm) Judge
• There Is a Lady Sweet and Kind, (pm)
• “There is a Mystery in Human Hearts…”, (ex)
• Theresa, (ss)
• There Was an Old Man Who Said, “Do”, (pm)
• There Was a Young Fellow Named Fisk, (pm)
• There Was a Young Man from Trinity, (pm)
• They Order It Better in France, (ar) Esquire
• They’re Happy on the Way, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• They Told Me Not to Love Him, (pm)
• The Thief and the Shroff, (vi)
• The Thief in the Grange, (ss) All the Year Round
• Things to Forget, (pm)
• The Third Constable’s History, (vi)
• Third-Prize Winner: Craig Rice, (bg) [Ref. Craig Rice]
• The Third Royal Mendicant, (ss) ; translated by Edward William Lane
• The Thirteenth, (ss)
• This Little Doggie Got Along, (ss)
• Thomas Rymer, (pm)
• Thomas the Rhymer, (vi)
• Thor and the Midgard Serpent, (ss)
• A Thought, (pm)
• Thoughts for Serious Moments, (ms)
• Thoughts Unspoken, (pm)
• Thought Transference, (pm) Smith, Grey & Co.’s Monthly
• The Thrashing of Mrs. Mencken, (ss)
• The Three-Breasted Princess, (ss) ; translated by Alfred Williams
• Three Charms, (pm)
• Three Good Stories, (ms)
• The Three Keys, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Three Men and a Deer, (ts)
• Three Merry Pranks of Till Eulenspiegel, (ex)
• The Three Overheard Whispers, (nv)
• Three Poems in One (“Hark, hark the trumpet sounds, the din of war’s alarms…”), (pm)
• The Three Rivals; or, Theodora, the Spanish Widow, (nv)
• The Three Sons, (pm) (by John Payne Collier)
• The Three Suitors, (ss)
• The Three Thayers, (pm)
• 3-Year Pause in “The Wasp’s” 1-Woman Crime Wave, (ms) The American Weekly
• A Thrilling Adventure, (vi)
• A Thrilling Experience, (ms) The Philadelphia Times
• Through Hardships to the Throttle, (bg) Pittsburgh Press
• Thy Friend, (pm) Indianapolis Journal
• The Tiger’s Cave, (ss)
• The Tiger Woman, (ar)
• Till the End of All, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Times Have Changed Since Isaac Fished, (pm) The Evening Sun
• The Times, Obituary for Arthur Machen December 13th 1947, (ob) The Times
• Time’s Revenges, (pm) Somerville Journal
• Time Works Wonders, (vi)
• Timothy Trimm and the “Petit Journal”, (ex)
• A Tiny Shoe, (pm)
• The Tip-Off, (ms)
• Tips on the F.B.I., (ms)
• Tire Themselves Getting Ready, (ms) Success
• ’Tis Better to Have Loved and Lost, (hu)
• To a Brake, (pm) New York Telegraph
• To a Jilt, (pm) London Opinion
• To a Messenger, (pm)
• To an Old Love, (pm) Catholic Standard and Times, as by Thomas A. Daly
• To an Unkind Maid, (pm)
• To Any Wife, (pm)
• To a Southern Girl, (pm) Buffalo Commerical
• To David Rittenhouse, (pm)
• To-Day, (pm)
• To Her Sea-faring Lover from Tottel’s Miscellany (1557), (pm)
• To Him That Hath…, (ss)
• To J.S., (ex) (by Alfred, Lord Tennyson)
• Tom o’Bedlam’s Song, (pm)
• To-Morrow, (pm) , etc.
• Tomorrow I’ll Be Wise, (pm)
• Tom Pearse’s Old Mare, (pm)
• To My Lady, (pm)
• To My Sister, (pm)
• Tongue-Twister, (pm)
• Tong War for Sweet Flower, (ss)
• The Topaz Maiden, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Topics for Shorter and Longer Papers, (ms)
• Topics for Writing and Research, (ms)
• Topics of Writing and Research, (ms)
• To Please a Man, (ms)
• The Torn Glove, (ss)
• Torreons, (ms)
• Tortoise Ship, (ms)
• To the Wayfarer, (pm)
• To Thine Own Self Be True, (ex) (by Thomas Beatty Pakenham)
• Touch and Go?, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
• A Tour to the North, (ss)
• Toward the Light, (pm)
• Towered Cities. A Dream of the Future, (ar) The Spectator
• The Tower of Babel, from Genesis, (ex)
• Tower Power, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
• The Tower to Heaven, (ms)
• Town Tamers Must Die, (ts)
• Tracing a Murderer, (ss)
• Tracked by the Treasurte Island Band, (ss) Chums
• A Trade Opportunity That Has Been Neglected, (ar)
• Traffic in 1835, (ms)
• “Traffic Lights”, (pm)
• Tragedy of a Trunk, (vi)
• The Trail of the Steel Monster, (ss)
• Training for Authorship, (ms)
• A Transferred Identity, (ss) Belgravia
• Travels in Abyssinia and Kordofan. No. I, (nf) Westminster Review
• Travels in Abyssinia and Kordofan. No. II, (nf) Westminster Review
• The Travels of Baron Munchausen, (ex)
• The Treachorous Friend, (ss)
• The Tread of Invisible Feet, (ss) Harper’s Magazine, etc. (by Henry Mills Alden)
• Treasure on Its Travels, (ar) New York Press
• Trial by Battle, (ss)
• The Trial of Sidney Smith, (ar)
• Trials of Temper, (ss)
• The Trickery of Roundabout Talk, (vi)
• Tricks of the Trade, (ar)
• The Tricky Leprechaun, (vi) adapted by Stephanie Krykowski
• Trifles, (pm)
• A Trip in a Destroyer, (ss) Chambers’s Journal
• The Triple Locks, (pm) translated by Achmed Abdullah
• The Troll Cat, (vi)
• Truck Held Up in Broad Daylight, (ms)
• True Life, (pm)
• A True Love Chant, (pm)
• True Love Charm, (pm)
• True Riches, (pm)
• Truth, (pm) Selected
• The Truth, (pm)
• The Truth About the Derelict, (ss) Chambers’s Journal
• Truth and Beauty, (pm) Good Words
• Truth in Death, (vi) The Sun
• Trying One Grave First, (hu)
• Twang Dang Doodle Hit, (ms)
• “The Twa Sisters o’ Binnory”, (pm)
• The Twelve Months, (ss) , etc.
• Twenty Years Ago, (pm)
• Twice Balked, (ss) Chambers’s Journal
• Twice Mistaken, (ss)
• Twilight, (pm)
• The Twine-Twister, (pm)
• The Twin Flowers, an American Story, (ss) (by Oliver Oakwood)
• Two Anecdotes, (vi)
• Two Bears and a Hickory Stick, (ss) Cincinnati Enquirer
• Two Dancers (Haniwa), (il)
• Two Fancies, (pm) Harper’s Bazaar
• Two Fishers, (pm) Harper’s Weekly
• The Two Friends, (pm)
• Two Geordie Tramps, (ss) Chambers’s Journal
• $200 Reward, (cn)
• Two Laggard Letters, (ar) The St. Louis Republic
• Two Magazines Suspend Under Sumner Threat, (ar)
• Two Nancy Lees, (ss)
• Two Pictures, (pm)
• The Two Rings, (vi)
• Two Rivers, (pm)
• The Two Sisters of Cologne, (nv)
• The Two Tear Drops, (vi) San Francisco Chronicle
• The Two Tresses, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine
• The Typewriter Girl as She Is, (ar) The Sun
• Typical Case, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Unclasp the Chains, (pm) Shoe Worker’s Journal
• Uncle Reuben’s Lost Love, (ss) The Hartford Courant
• Uncle Sam, Agt., (pm) Leslie’s Weekly
• Underdone, Overdone, Undone!, (ss) translated by F. W. Bain
• An Understudy to a Queen. Mr. Sidney Greville, (ar) The Tatler
• Under the Firs, (ss)
• An Under Water Route to Europe, (ar) Boston Courier
• The Unfaithful Shepherdess, (pm)
• Unfinished Still, (pm)
• The Unfinished Wreath, (ss) translated by Alpha of the Plough
• The Unguarded Moment, (pm) , as by Phoebe Cary
• A Unique Bit of Versifying (“Bold Nassau quits his caravan…”), (pm)
• The Unique Mr. Peter Ustinov, (ar)
• The Unlucky Fortune, (ss)
• Unmooring, (pm)
• The Unnatural Husband, (ar)
• Unpoised Lives, (ms) Success
• The Unquiet Grave, (pm)
• An Unsung Hero, (ss) New York Independent; translated by Julia Schayer
• untitled (“A jolly shoe-maker, John Hobbs, John Hobbs…”), (pm)
• untitled (“Alas! for that forgotten day…”), (pm) (by Winthrop Mackworth Praed)
• untitled (“A learned prelate of this land…”), (pm)
• untitled (“Alleluia! Alleluia! Finished is the battle now…”), (pm) ; translated by John Mason Neale
• untitled (“As I was going up the stair”), (pm)
• untitled (“Certain sages, learned and twistical…”), (pm) (by Thomas Green Fessenden)
• untitled (“Cum Roger ta me as thou ert mi son…”), (pm)
• untitled (“Dear mother, I am going home…”), (pm) Ledger
• untitled (“Farewell, ye gilded follies, pleasing troubles…”), (pm) (by Henry Wotton)
• untitled (“Gay go up and gay go down…”), (sg)
• untitled (“Genteel in personage…”), (pm) (by H. Carey)
• untitled (“Git yo’ pardners, fust kwatillion!…”), (sg) (by Irwin Russell)
• untitled (“Ha! ’tis a horrible hallucination…”), (pm)
• untitled (“How must the soldier’s tearful heart expand… ”), (pm) (by Sydney Thompson Dobell & Alexander Smith)
• untitled (“I bear about by day and night…”), (pm) Fun
• untitled (“I graced Don Pedro’s revelry…”), (pm) (by Winthrop Mackworth Praed)
• untitled (“I had a sister beyond sea…”), (pm)
• untitled (“Inscribed on many a learned page…”), (pm) (by Catherine Fanshawe)
• untitled (“Is it where the cabbages grow so fast…”), (pm)
• untitled (“John Davidson and Tib his wife…”), (pm)
• untitled (“Of all the manias that are…”), (pm)
• untitled (“Oh, spread agen your leaves an’ flow’rs… ”), (pm)
• untitled (“Oh! When in death my heart shall break…”), (pm)
• untitled (“On Springfield Mountain there did dwell…”), (sg)
• untitled (“Pretty tube of mighty power…”), (pm) (by Isaac Hawkins Brown)
• untitled (“Reuben Slothful was the name…”), (pm)
• untitled (“Revered, beloved—O you that hold…”), (pm) (by Alfred, Lord Tennyson)
• untitled (“Sed tempus recessit and this was all over…”), (pm)
• untitled (“St. Patrick was a jintleman…”), (pm)
• untitled (“That man must lead a happy life…”), (pm)
• untitled (“The famous Dr. Priestley…”), (pm)
• untitled (“The heart of woman, like the diamond, has…”), (pm)
• untitled (“There lived once a painter…”), (pm)
• untitled (“The sign of Leo rules those…”), (ex)
• untitled (“Two people once lived in a loft…”), (pm) (by Richard Watson Gilder)
• untitled (“Wassail! wassail! Over the town…”), (pm)
• untitled (“When Bibo went down to the regions below…”), (pm)
• untitled (“When the two hosts at Agincourt…”), (pm) Philadelphia Bulletin
• untitled (“whether tis better all alone to suffer…”), (pm)
• untitled (“Whom first we love, you know, we seldom wed… ”), (pm) (by Owen Meredith)
• Up the Boo Aye, Shooting Pookakies, (br) Lancashire Life [Ref. Mike Harding]
• Up the Ladder, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
• Up the Scale, (pm) Houston Chronicle
• The Upturned Face (shot analysis), (ms)
• Urashima, (ss) translated by Basil Hall Chamberlain
• The Use of Tobacco by Boys, (ms) Philadelphia Medical Reporter
• U.S. Marine Song (First Stanza), (pm)
• The Utility Automobile, (ar) Collier’s Weekly
• A Vaal River Adventure, (nv) Chambers’s Journal
• Vacation!, (pm)
• The Vagabond Queen, (ar)
• A Vain Plea, (vi)
• A Valentine, (pm)
• Valentine Rhyme, (pm)
• Valentines, (pm)
• The Vampire: A Definition, (ms)
• The Vampire Bride, (ex)
• The Vampire Cat, (ss)
• A Vedanta Creed, (pm)
• The Vendetta, (na)
• The Vengeance of Mamo Kamo, (ms)
• The Vengeance of Yvonne [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #509, (by G. H. Teed)
• The Very Silent Wife, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• A Veteran Sealer, (ms)
• The Vice of Too Much Work, (ar)
• The Victim of Priestcraft, (na)
• Vidocq, or the Charcoal Burner of France, (ss)
• The Vienna Basilisk, (ss)
• The Vigil of Arms, (pm)
• The Village Apparition, (ss)
• Village Dance Mask from Ceylon, (il)
• A Village Kiss, (vi)
• The Village Priest, (nv)
• Villanova, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• The Violence of Sex, (ex)
• Virgilius the Sorcerer, (ss)
• The Vision of Charles XI of Sweden, (ar)
• A Vision of Heaven, (vi) Scottish American Magazine
• Visitor from Another Planet, (ex) (by Margaret Ronan)
• Viva Italia, (pm)
• Vivette, (pm) Yenowine’s Illustrated News
• The Voice That Beautifies the Land: Navajo Song, (pm)
• Vox Regis, Vox Dei, (ms)
• The Voyage of the Lapwing, (ss)
• Voyager, (ms)
• The Voyage to New Zealand, (ss)
• The Wages of Sin Is Death, (ss)
• Wail by a Small “Bookmaker”, (pm) Punch
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