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A Fragment. From the “Song of Vala”, (pm)
Fragment of Loyalist Song, (pm)
The Frankenstein Movies, (ar)
Franke Reade, The Inventor, Chasing the James Boys with His Steam Team, (n.)
Franking for the Boys, (ss) Chicago Times-Herald
Frank James on the Trail, (ss)
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, (ar) Yank: The Army Weekly
Frank Reade in Polar Seas [Frank Reade, Jr.], (nv)
Frank Reade in Siberia [Frank Reade, Jr.], (nv)
Frank Reade in the Desert [Frank Reade, Jr.], (nv)
Frank Reade on Government Service [Frank Reade, Jr.], (nv)
Frank Reade’s Air-Yacht [Frank Reade, Jr.], (nv)
Frank Reade’s Isle of Diamonds [Frank Reade, Jr.], (nv)
Frank Reade’s Prairie Coach [Frank Reade, Jr.], (nv)
Frank Tousey, Newspaper Publisher, (ms)
The Fratricide, a Fragment, (ss) Holden’s American Magazine
The Freebooter (“What Needs a man in this great world?”), (pm)
Freedom of the Range, (ss)
The French Village. An American Descriptive Tale, (ss) (by James Hall)
French with a Master, (pm)
A Fresh Horse, (ss) Family Circle
Friar Rush: a Tale of Faerie, (ss)
The Friar’s Ghost in the Imperial Palace at Vienna, (ss)
Friends, (pm)
Friendship, (pm)
From an Autograph Album, (pm)
From a Philosopher’s Note Book, (ms) Harper’s Weekly
From Break of Day, (pm) ; translated by Henry H. Hart
From Jest to Earnest, (vi) New York News
From the Chinese, (pm) ; translated by Arthur Waley
From The Daily Galaxy, (ms) The Daily Galaxy
from The New York Time Book Review, (ms)
From the Notebook of a Billeting Officer, (ms)
From The Thousand and One Nights: The Story of the Merchant and the Jinni, (ss) ; translated by Edward William Lane
From the Tomb, (ss) , as by Guy de Maupassant
From the Trial of Joan of Arc, (ar)
A Frontier Funeral, (vi)
Frontier Incident, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
The Fucking Machine, (pm)
Fulfilment, (pm) Richmond Dispatch
Full Circle, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
Full-Rigged Sailing Ship, (ms)
Funeral Notice, (ms) [Ref. Robert E. Howard]
Fur Country Mail on Increase, (ms)
The Furlough, (pm) Philadelphia Public Ledger
Fur Sale, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
Further Facts Regarding the Viavi System of Treatment, (ar)
Furtheruptown!, (pm) New York Evening Post
The Future of Lord Milner, (ar) The Daily Mail
The Future of the Motor Car, (ar)
The Gallagher Divorce, (vi)
The Gallic Cock: A French Poem of Victory—Waterloo Wiped Out, (pm) Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle
The Gambling Ghosts, (ts)
A Game of Bluff [Derek Clyde], (ss) (by William Murray Graydon)
The Garden of Euterpe, (pm) [Ref. Algernon Charles Swinburne]
Garrick’s Ghost, (vi)
The Gauger of Garstang, (pm)
Gems of Consolation, (pm)
General Confession, (hu) Detroit Free Press
General Fitzhugh Lee, (ia) The Providence Journal
General Questions, (ms)
General Sherman, (ms)
Genesis, (ex)
Genesis 1: 1-19, (ex)
Genesis 1:20-25, (ex)
Genesis 1:26-31 and Genesis 2:1-25, (ex)
Genesis 1-3, (ex)
Genesis 19, (ex)
Genesis 4: 1-16, (ex)
Genesis 9: 6, (ex)
Genesis IV, (ex)
A Gentleman, (pm)
The Georgia Bicyclists, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
A Georgia Hunting Song, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
The Georgia Murder Case, (ts)
Gertrude, (ss)
Get Along Little Dogies, (pm)
Getting Away with It, (ss)
The Ghost, (ss)
Ghost and the Skeleton, (pm)
The Ghost-Brahman, (ss)
The Ghost Catcher, (ss) adapted by E. B. Chance
The Ghostly Warriors of Worms, (ar)
A Ghostly Wife, (vi)
The Ghost of a Live Man, (ss)
Ghost of Buckstown Inn, (ss) (by Arnold M. Anderson)
The Ghost of Count Walkenried, (ss)
The Ghost of General Marceau, (ss)
The Ghost of Larneville, (ss)
The Ghost of My Uncle, (ss)
The Ghost of the Count, (ss)
The Ghost of Washington, (ss) , etc.
Ghosts in Court, (ar)
The Ghosts of Cotteral Court, (ss)
The Ghost’s Song, (pm)
A Ghost Story, (ex)
The Ghost Who Was Afraid of Being Bagged, (ss)
Ghysbrecht, the Free-lance, (ss)
Gideon’s Draft, (ms)
The Gift of Corn, (vi)
The Gifts of the Magician, (ss)
The Gilded Lily with 8, (pi)
Ginevra, (ss)
The Gipsy’s Sacrifice, (vi)
Girl from Apple Hill, (ss) This Week
The Girl He Left Behind Him, (ss)
Girls That Are in Demand (“The girls that are wanted are good girls…”), (pm)
The Girl Who Made Pearls [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #485, (by G. H. Teed)
The Girl Who Wasn’t Sure, (pm)
Giving, (pm) (by Mrs. Craik)
G.K. Chesterton, Poet of the Month, (bg) [Ref. G. K. Chesterton]
Glamis Castle, (ar)
Glamour, (ss)
The Glass Princess, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
The Glass Slipper, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
Glassy Electronics, (ar)
Glossary of Critical Terms, (ms)
Glossary to Wandering Willie’s Tale, (ms)
The Gnomid [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1262, (by H. H. Clifford Gibbons)
God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen, (pm)
God’s Gift, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Weekly
The Gods’ Gift to Chang Fu-Yen, (ss)
The Golden Bracelet, (ss) (by Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer)
The Golden Eggs!, (nv)
The Golden Goose, (ss)
Golden Rod, (pm)
The Golden Side, (ex) (by Mary Ann Kidder)
The Golden Tooth: a Northern Legend, (ss)
The “Golden Vanity”, (pm)
The Golden West, (pm)
The Gold Finders, (ar)
A Gondola Dinner That Cost $20,000, (ar) The Royal Magazine
Good Advice, (pm)
Good Business Letters, (ar) World’s Work
Good-by, Old Paint, (pm)
A Good Luck Charm, (pm)
A Good Motto for Your Fireplace (“Read the rede of this old rooftree…”), (pm)
Good-Night, (pm)
The Good O’Donoghue, (ar)
Good Time in Billville, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
Good Times Ahead, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
The Good Wife, (pm)
A Good Woman, (ss) (by Charlotte-Rose Caumont de la Force)
The Goodwood Ghost Story, (ar)
The Gored Hunstman, (ss) The Keepsake
Gospel Rides the Range, (ar) Los Angeles Times
Gossip, (pm)
A Gotrek & Felix Gazetteer, (ms)
The Governess, (ss)
Grains Send Roots Many Feet Into Earth, (ms)
The Gramercy Park Mystery, (ss)
The Granger’s Conquest, (pm)
The Grateful Stag, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
Gravity Is a Thing, (ar)
The Great Boar of Birkatheli, (ss)
The Great Bullion Robbery, (ar)
The Great Chicago Fire, (pm)
Greater than All, (pm) Chicago News
Great Modern Athletes, (pi)
The Greatness of Britain, (pi)
“A Great Pioneer of the Space Age”, (ar)
The Great Racing Racket [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #476, (by William J. Bayfield)
The Great Sellie o’ Suleskerry, (pm)
The Great Silkie of Sule Skerrie, (pm)
The Great Trials of History—Trial of Dick Turpin, (ms)
A Greek Apologist, (ar)
The Green Eyes, (ss)
The Greenhorns, (pm)
The Green Mantle of Venice, (na)
The Green Robe, (ss)
The Grey Chamber, (ss) ; translated by Marjorie Bowen
Grey Goose and Gander, (pm)
Grim Walker’s Vengeance: The Story of an Indian Fighter, (ar) The Sun
The Grindwell Governing Machine, (ss)
Growing Old, (pm)
The Guerdon of Walking, (ms)
Guilty but Insane [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1359, (by Robert Murray Graydon)
Gulliver Celebrates the Peace, (ms)
Gun-fight Wrinkles, (ms)
The Gutridge Curse, (vi)
The Gypsy Countess, (pm)
Habitable Alien Planets: “Distance from Star Determines Liquid-Water Biosphere”, (ar) The Daily Galaxy
Had Him There, (ss)
The Hairy Toe, (pm)
Half a Minute Late, (nv)
Handle with Care, (pm) Town Topics
Handle with Care, (ms)
Hanged for Murder, (ms)
Hans Carvel, (ss)
Hans Christian Andersen’s Recent Journey, (ex)
Happiness Is in the Middle, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
Happy-Go-Lucky Lulu, (ss) School Girl
The Happy Man, (pm)
A Hard Lesson, (ms)
A Hard Struggle, (ss) The Sun
The Hare of Inaba, (ss) translated by Mrs. T. H. James
Harlequin, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
A Harlot Called Gail, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
Haroun’s Favorite Song, (pm) ; translated by E. Powys Mathers
Harriet Bruce, (ss)
The Harvard College Ghost, (ss)
Harvest-Home, (pm)
The Haunted Castle, (ss)
The Haunted Forest, (ss)
The Haunted Ghost, (ss) Atalanta
The Haunted Head, (ss)
Haunted Highways, (ar)
The Haunted Inn, (ss)
Haviland Hall, (ss)
Hay-How for Hallowe’en, (??)
He Accepted It as Evidence, (ss)
Head Quarters, or the Elective Franchise, (na)
Headquarters Question Box, (ms)
Health and Memory, (ms)
Heartless, (pm)
Hearts of Women, (pm) translated by E. Powys Mathers
He Couldn’t, (hu)
He Killed for the Thrill of It!, (ms) Answers
Helicopter Ingenuity Flies on Mars, (ar)
Helicopters May Make Airplanes Obsolete, (ms)
Hell’s Angels!, (sl) (by Gerald Bowman ,[?])
A Helping Hand, (pm)
Helping to Lie (Germany), (ss)
Henry VIII and the Abbot of Reading, (ar)
He Paid for the Dough, (hu)
An Herb Charm, (pm)
Her Confession, (pm) Town Topics
Her Diary, (hu) Detroit Free Press
Here’s Flowers for You, (pm) New York Herald Tribune
“Here’s to the Maiden of Bashful Fifteen”, (pm)
Her First Theatre, (vi) Louisville Courier-Journal
Her Hat, (pm)
Her Son’s Wife, (vi) (by Elsie Endicott)
Her Two Boys, (ar) The Chicago Tribune
Her Tyrant, (vi)
He’s Taken Too Much Rum, (pm)
He Was Not Up, (ss)
Hide-out of the Kiowas, (ar) Boys’ World
Hides Deadly Poison in Button, (ms)
High-Chin Bob, (pm)
The High Cost of Loving, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
Higher and Nearer, (pm)
The Higher Benefaction, (vi) Commonweal
High Speed Steve, (bg) [Ref. Steve McQueen]
A Highwayman, (ms)
Highway Robbery, (ms)
Hints to Housekeepers, (ar)
A Hint to Wheel-Men, (pm) Detroit Free Press
Hinx Minx the Old Witch Winks, (pm)
His Amanuensis, (vi)
His Choice, (pm) Town Topics
His College Girl, (vi) (by Claudine Sisson)
His Divinity, (pm) Detroit Free Press
His Excuse, (pm)
His Fiancee’s Fads, (pm) London Pick-Me-Up
His Mistake, (vi)
His New Hobby, (pm) Punch
His Poem, (pm) Somerville Journal
His Revenge, (vi) The Chicago Tribune
Historical Context, (ms)
The History and Destruction of Bel and the Dragon, (ex) ; translated by Roy B. Chamberlin
The History of Bel, (ex)
The History of Bel, (vi)
The History of Susanna, (vi)
A History of the Short Story, (ms)
Hitting the Bullseye, (ms)
A Hittite Charm against a Wizard’s Spell, (pm)
A Hive of Bees (“B hopeful, b cheerful…”), (pm)
The Hoard of the Nibelungen, (nv)
The Hob-Nailed Shoes, (ss)
Hogarth Pays the Miser, (ms)
Holly Tale, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
Holmes Beyond the Grave, (ar) The Baltimore Sun
The Holy Bible, (ex)
Home, (pm)
Home Again, (ss)
Home Life in America, (ms)
Home Life in Hollywood, (ms)
Home Picture, (pm)
Hope, (pm)
Hope and Trust, (pm)
Hopeful, (pm) Town Topics
Hornblower One More Time, (cv)
The Horned Women, (vi)
The Horny Goloch, (pm)
Horrible Cannibalism, (ms)
A Horrible Discovery, (ms)
The Horrible Murder of a Child by Starvation, (ar)
Horse and Oysters, (vi)
Hospitality, (pm) The Century Magazine
The Host of “The Sun”, (nv)
The Hot Seat, (lt)
The Hound of the Baskervilles [Sherlock Holmes], (cs)
The Hour of Fear [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1400, (by H. H. Clifford Gibbons)
The Hours, (pm) Harper’s Weekly
A Household A, B, C., (pm)
Household Trees, (ms)
The House of the Sorceress [Ted Strong, aka Young Rough Rider], (na) The Young Rough Riders Weekly (by William Wallace Cook), as by Ned Taylor
Hove To, (pm) The Wave
How a Signal Service Man Lost His Sweetheart, (hu)
How Chinese Kill Themselves with Gold, (ar) The Westminster Gazette
How Comes the Night?, (pm) The Current
How Death Valley Got Its Name, (ms)
How Grettir Slew the Troll Wife, (ss) ; translated by William Morris
How He Caught the Ghost, (ss)
How I Came to Believe in a Ghost, (nv)
How Insect Enemies Destroy Books, (ar) Scientific American
How Some Fish Shrink, (pm) Detroit Free Press
How Spirits Materialize, (ex)
How Stevenson Wrote His Stories, (ex)
How St. Francis Preached to the Birds, (ss)
How the Ethiopian Woman Tamed Her Husband, (ss)
How the Raja’s Son Won the Princess Labam, (ss)
How the Snake Got Poison, (ss)
How to Choose a Girl, (pm) The Parisienne Monthly Magazine
How to Keep a Lady Happy, (ex)
How to Raise a Spirit, (ar)
How to Take a Vacation on a Shoestring, (ar) Changing Times: The Kiplinger Magazine
How Tradesmen Cheat the Household, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine
How Wars Are Begun, (ar) Philadelphia Bulletin
How Well Do You Know Your Famous Detectives?, (pz)
How We Logged Katahdin Stream, (ss)
An Hue and Cry after Christmas, (ms)
Humanity, (pm) London World
The Human Mole - Tunnelling Under Land and Water, (ia)
Human Smashups, (ms) Newsweek
Humble Homes of the Poor, (pm) Portland Oregonian
The Humble Sweep and the Noble Lady, (ss)
The Humboldt’s Part in Our History, (ar)
The Humorous Side of Strikes, (ar) Chambers’s Journal
The Hungarian Horse Dealer, (ss)
Hungarian Rhapsody with Zsa Zsa Gabor, (ar)
Hunted by a Mad Hound, (ss) Atlanta Constitution
Hunted Down No.1: The Case of the Padlocked Room [“?”] [Gordon Fox], (ss) The Boys’ Friend (by William Murray Graydon)
Hunter’s Song (Turkic), (pm) ; translated by E. Powys Mathers
The Hunter’s Stratagem, (ss)
A Hunt for a Man Eater, (ss) The Glasgow Herald
Hunting in South Africa, (vi)
The Hurried Pace of American Life, (ar) New York Observer
The Husband and the Parrot, (vi)
The Husband’s Revenge, (ss)
Hymn on the Nativity, (pm) (by Ben Jonson), uncredited.
Hymn to Diana, (pm) Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Hypnotism in Ancient Greece, (ms)
I Am the Ghost of Old Tom Barrett!, (pm)
An Ice Fighter, (ar) The Sun
I Confess, (ss)
Idaho Jack, (pm)
The Ideal Domestic, (ss) The Daily Mail
An Idyll, (pm)
If, (pm)
If Fathers Knew…, (pm)
If Love Came Back, (pm) Town Topics
“If there’s a Deed that You Can Do…”, (pm)
If You Want a Kiss, Why, Take It, (pm)
If You Would Woo, (hu)
I Got Shoes, (pm)
II Samuel XI, (ex)
I Kings 28.1-25, (ex)
Imagination, (ms) The Contemporary Review
I’m Glad I’m A-Livin’, (pm) Detroit Free Press
Immense Resources Contained in One River, (ms)
Immutable Man, (ss) Black & White
Imperial Table Manners, (pm)
An Imported Sentiment, (ss) St. Stephen’s Review
The Impossible Necessity: An Ancient Hindu Legend, (vi)
In Algeria, (pm) ; translated by May Folwell Hoisington
The Inconvenience of Wings, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
Indexes of Authors and Titles, (ix)
Index of Authors and Translators, (ix)
Index of Critical Terms, (ix)
Index of Poem Titles, (ix)
Index to the Elsewhere triligy, (ix)
An Index to Universe Volumes 1-10, (ix)
Indian Paintings, (ms)
The Indian Wife, a Tale, (ss)
Indirection, (ar)
The Indomitable Man, (ms)
Industrial Life and Technical School, (ar)
In Early New Amsterdam, (ar) The Watchman
Influence, (pm) Selected
An Ingenious Cento: My Lady Love, (pm)
Ingenuity, (pm)
The Inheritance, (vi) ; translated by Iain Crichton Smith
An Injustice Revealed, (ss)
In Memoriam (“Another little form asleep”), (pm)
In Memory of Anna Hopewell, (pm)
Innocent of a Crime - Saved by Mechanical Detective, (ar)
In Pitti, (pl) Belgravia
In Praise of Holly, (pm)
In Praise of Tobacco, (pm)
In Praise of Wine, (pm)
Inquiry Cost as a Misleading Advertising Factor, (ar) Printer’s Ink
Inscription at the City of Brass, (pm)
Inspiration, (ex) (by Henry David Thoreau)
Intermission: A Pictorial Glimpse Into the Magician’s World of Magic and Illusion, (il)
Interviews with Celebrities VI, (fa)
In the Battle, (vi) Detroit Free Press
In the Bicycler’s Paradise, (ar) The Independent
In the Cedar Chest, (pm) Indianapolis Journal
In the House of Mystery, (vi) , as by Frank L. Ogden
In the Land of Hello, (ar) Boston Herald
In the Mood, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
In the Slipstream, (ms)
In the Very Earliest Time, (pm)
An Invaluable Collection of Curiosities, (hu)
An Invitation to the Zoological Gardens, (pm) Mayhew’s English Comic Almanac
Irish “Bulls”, (ar)
The Irish Magistrate, (ss) Edinburgh Literary Gazette
Irish Pleasantries, (ar)
Irish Spinning-Wheel Song, (pm) (by Alfred Perceval Graves)
Iron-Horse Trail!, (cs)
The Iron Man, (cs) Boys’ World
Irving’s Verdict on Dracula, (ms)
Is 21st Century Technology Too Primitive to Detect Advanced Extraterrestrial Life?, (ar) The Daily Galaxy
I Saw Three Ships, (pm)
Isla Bendita: A Legend of the Times of the Buccaneers, (ss)
I Sow Hempseed, (pm)
Issue by issue index to Ace Mystery, Eerie Mysteries, Eerie Stories and Uncanny Tales, (ix)
Is There a Santa Claus?, (ed) The Sun
It Is Charged to the Doctor, (ss)
It Isn’t the Cough, (pm)
It’s an Ill Wind, (ss) Household Finance
It Says Here, (ms)
“It’s Nobbut Me”, (pm) (by John Richardson)
It’s St. Jim’s Again [St. Jim’s], (ss) The Gem (by Charles Hamilton), uncredited.
It’s St Jim’s Again! - Catching Out a Cad [St. Jim’s], (ss) The Gem (by Charles Hamilton), uncredited.
It’s St Jim’s Again! - Fagging for Parker [St. Jim’s], (ss) The Gem (by Charles Hamilton), uncredited.
It’s St Jim’s Again! - Gussy Goes Goofy [St. Jim’s], (ss) The Gem (by Charles Hamilton), uncredited.
It’s St Jim’s Again! - Nazi Spy and Housemaster [St. Jim’s], (ss) The Gem (by Charles Hamilton), uncredited.
It’s St Jim’s Again! - Parker Meets His Match [St. Jim’s], (ss) The Gem (by Charles Hamilton), uncredited.
It’s St Jim’s Again! - The Burning Barn [St. Jim’s], (ss) The Gem (by Charles Hamilton), uncredited.
It’s St Jim’s Again! - The ’Mop-You-Up’ New Boy [St. Jim’s], (ss) The Gem (by Charles Hamilton), uncredited.
It’s St Jim’s Again! - The Secret of the Towers [St. Jim’s], (ss) The Gem (by Charles Hamilton), uncredited.
It’s St Jim’s Again! - Well Played, Talbot [St. Jim’s], (ss) The Gem (by Charles Hamilton), uncredited.
It Was His Second Wife, (ss)
It Was Real Trouble, (vi) Chicago Daily News, as by Jesse Crown
“It Will Out”, (ar)
I Want to Be a Brakeman, (pm) Chicago Record
Jack, (pm) Chicago Record
Jack-in-the-Pulpit, (pm) American Cultivator
Jack Long, or Shot in the Eye, (ss) American Whig Review
Jack Shepard, (ar)
Jackson’s Hole, (ms)
Jaël, (ex)
The James Branch Cabell Suite, (ms)
Jamie Loon, (ss)
January, (pm)
Japanese Story of the Sun, (ss)
The Japanese Vase, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
Jason and the Dragon of Colchis, (ss)
The Jealous Lover of Lone Green Valley, (pm)
Jeffery Hudson, (ar)
Jellon Grame, (pm)
Jelutong, (ss)
Jerry Jones, (pm)
Jersey Lullaby, (pm) Puck
Jesse James and Al Jennings in Reunion Here, (ms) [Ref. Jesse James]
Jest in fun (94 Amusing stories), (vi)
The Jewel in the Skull, (br) The Comics Journal [Ref. James Cawthorn]
Jewish Gratitude, (ss) Jewish Chronicle
The Jewish Mother, (vi)
The Jilting of Jane, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine
Jimmy’s Dilemma, (vi) (by Claudine Sisson)
Jingle for Start of Race, (pm)
Jingles, (pm)
Joe Buggins; or, The Story of a Christmas Card, (pm)
Joe Rogers’s Death-Bed, (ss) Detroit Free Press
Johan Schmit, (ss) The People’s and Howitt’s Journal v4,
John Henry, (pm)
“The Joker’s Journal!”, (nv)
“The Joker’s Millions!”, (nv)
“The Joker’s Winning Team!”, (nv)
Jonah, (ex)
José Maria, (ss)
Joseph, The Provider, (ex)
A Journey of Azibah: an Eastern Tale, (ss)
The Joy of Duty, (pm) Selected
The Jubilee, (ss)
Judgement of Daniel, (ss)
Judge Not, (pm) New Orleans Picayune
Judges 3: 12-30, (ex)
Judges 4: 13-22, (ex)
Judges IV, (ex)
Judith XXII, (ex)
Julia; or, the Victim of Indiscretion, (ss)
Julius Caesar, (cs)
June, (pm) The Housekeeper, etc.
June Time, (pm) Good Housekeeping
Just Ask for Maggie, (n.)
Just as Usual, (pm)
Just Friendly Chats, (ms)
Justice, (ss)
Justice at Bay [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1327, (by Robert Murray Graydon)
Just Nonsense, (ss)
Just Shopping, (pm) The Graphic
Just the One, (vi) , as by Joe Bush
The Kafir Trader; or, The Recoil of Ambition, (ss) The People’s and Howitt’s Journal v3,, as by Isabella Munro
Ka-Ni-Go: Indian Song, (pm) ; translated by Nellie Barnes
Kansas Crops, (pm) Kansas City, MO, Star
Kan-Tang, (pm)
Keeper of the King’s Seal, (ar) Tribune
Keeping a Reading Journal, (ms)
Keeping Poultry in the Dark Fattens Them, (ms)
Keep Your Mouth Shut, (ar)
Kester Hobson, (ss)
The Kettle on the Crane, (pm) The Yankee Statesman
Kibitz, (ss)
Kidnapped, (cs)
The Kid’s Fight, (pm)
The Kilkenny Cats, (pm)
Killers’ Playground, (ar)
Killing Time, (ss)
The King and the Quaker Girl, (ar)
King Henry the Fifth, (cs)
King James I on Witches, (ar)
King Lear, (cs)
The King of the Cats, (vi)
King Solomon and the Blacksmith: An Old Hebrew Legend, (vi) (translated)
A King’s Solution, (vi)
The King Who Made Mats, (ss) , etc.
Kislov: The Vampire, (ss)
Kiss, (br) New Musical Express [Ref. Robert Duncan]
A Kiss by Proxy, (pm) Kansas City Journal
Kiss Her, (pm) (by Judge Graham)
A Kiss in the Rain, (pm)
The Kiss of Sudden Death, (ss)
Kit Carson’s Rifle, (ms)
The Kitchen: How to Make Twenty Summer Drinks and Eight Kinds of Ice Cream, (ar)
Kitty Clover, (vi)
Knee Trembler, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
Know Ye, (ms)
A Ladder of Life, (pm)
The Ladder of Literary Fame, (ms) The Westminster Gazette
The Ladder of Ropes, (ss)
Lady Betty’s Indiscretion, (ss)
The Lady Godiva History Rewritten in Modern Vein, (pl) The Evening Sun
The Lady in the Red Velvet Cowl, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
Lady Newborough, a True Romance of Modern History, (ex)
The Lady of the Fountain, (ex)
Lady of the Golden Gate, (pm) The Sun
The Lady or the Tiger (film continuity), (ms)
The Lady Players, (pm) New York World
Lady South of Puddlebug Street, (ss)
A Lady’s Resolution, (pm) (by Margaret Harries Wilson)
Lady Warriors’ Lairs, (ar)
The Lady with the Rose, (ss)
Lagoon Nebula “Twisters”, (pi)
The Laidly Worm, (ss) adapted by Joseph Jacobs
The Laird of Cool’s Ghost, (ss)
Lament of a Little Girl, (pm) Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Lament of the Section Boss, (pm) Roadmaster and Foreman
The Land o’Coul’s Ghost, (ss)
The Land of Little People, (pm) Auckland News
The Land of Lost Loves, (pm) Richmond Times-Dispatch (by Henry Edward Warner)
Lanucci, (ss)
The Largest Vessel Ever Built, (ar) The American Inventor
Last Buffalo Wolf, (ms)
The Last Crisis, (pm)
Last Issue of Diamond Dick, Jr, Weekly No. 762, (ms)
Last Letters, (lt)
The Last of the Costellos, (ss)
The Last of the Grays, (ss)
The Last Words of Charles Edwards, Esq., (ss) Blackwood’s Magazine
Late at Dinner, (pl) Punch
Latins Are Lousy Lovers, (ar) Esquire (by Helen Brown Norden)
A Laugh, (pm)
The Laurier of South Africa, (ar) Current Literature
The Lawyer’s Stratagem, (pm) The Boston Post
Lay of Sir Launfal, (ex) (by James Russell Lowell)
The Lay of the Dolorous Knight, (pm)
The Lazy Ant, (pm)
Leap and Creep, (ss) ; translated by Alfred Williams
A Learned Greek, (vi)
Learning Magic, (vi) ; translated by Herbert A. Giles
The Leather Bottèl, (sg)
The Leather Bottèl, (pm)
Leave-Taking, (pm)
Led Zeppelin—in the Light, (br) Hot Press, etc. [Ref. Richard Bunton & Howard Mylett]
The Leering Castle Crime, (na) The Union Jack #478, (by Andrew Murray)
Left Behind, (pm)
The Left-Handed Thief, (ss)
Legal Whiskers, (pm)
A Legend, (pm)
The Legendary Ted Nugent, (br) Soundmaker [Ref. Robert Holland]
The Legend of a Flower, (pm) Selected
The Legend of Clare Friary, (ss)
The Legend of Dunblane, (nv)
The Legend of Heinz von Stein, (pm) (by Charles G. Leland)
A Legend of Hoff-Stenzells, (ss) The Mirror
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (treatment), (ms)
Legend of the Wandering Jew, (ar)
Leigh Brackett, (ob) [Ref. Leigh Brackett]
The Leopard of Droone [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1104, (by Edwy Searles Brooks)
Leslie Charteris’ The Saint on TV, (cl)
A Lesson, (pm)
Lessons in Love, (ar) The Newgate Calendar
A Letter from Tennyson, (ms) The Mathematical Gazette
A Letter from the West, (lt)
Letter from Warsaw: An English Newspaper Account of Attempts to Fly, (ms)
Letters to Auntie, (ss) ; translated by Mirra Ginsburg
Letter to Louisa May Alcott from Her Publisher (Aug 11, 1866), (lt)
Letter to Louisa May Alcott from Her Publisher (Jan 21, 1865), (lt)
Letter-Writing Can Be Fun!, (ex)
Let the People Know, (ar)
Let Us Smile, (pm) Baltimore American
Let Us Smile: From a Mystic Shrine Pamphlet, (pm)
Levison’s Victim, (ss) , etc.
The Liberty Bell, (pm) Philadelphia Ledger
Life, (pm) Exchange, etc.
The Life and Death of King Richard III, (cs)
Life (“If I live a life that is clean and square”), (pm)
The Life of “Little Jenny”, (ss) The Chicago Tribune
Life on the Spanish Main, (ex) (by W. H. Dilworth)
Life’s Events, (pm) (by Gerald Massey)
Life’s Market, (pm) Town Topics
Lifting the Black Mask, (ms)
The Lighthouse Keeper’s Secret, (ss)
Lightning Anecdotes, (hu)
The Lightning Express, (pm) International Railway Journal
“The Light of Asia”, (ms)
The Light of Home, (ss) Sharpe’s London Journal
Liked the Sermon, (ss)
The Lily of Sweet Ancott, (nv) All the Year Round
The Lime-Kiln Club, (ss) Detroit Free Press
The Limit, (pm)
The Limitations of Dogma, (ms)
Lines from an Autograph Album, (pm)
Lines on the Letter H, (pm) (by Catherine Fanshawe)
The Lion-Maker, (vi)
A Lion on Horseback, (ar) The Chicago Tribune
Listen Here, Bwana, I Say…, (ar) ; translated by E. Hussein
Listen You, (cl)
List of Photographs and Credits, (ms)
List of Previous Contributing Authors, (ms)
Little Blue Flower, (ss) The Strand Magazine, etc.
Little Boy Blue, (pm) America
The Little Bull-Calf, (ss) adapted by Joseph Jacobs
The Little Bunch of Rah-Rahs, (pm) Puck
Little by Little, (pm)
The Little Church, (pm)
Little Folks’ Corner: Bobby and Bobby’s Bow-Wow, (vi)
Little Folks’ Corner: Lovel’s Ghost, (vi)
The Little Girl, (ss)
A Little Stimulant—A Temperance Tale, (ss) The People’s and Howitt’s Journal v3,, as by Elizabeth O’Hara
The Little Thief, (ss) ; translated by Harriet L. B. Porter
Little Things, (pm)
Little Thomas Greed, (pm) Boston Evening Transcript
The Little Watches, (vi)
The Little White Feather, (ss)
Little Willie, (pm)
Lives of Highwaymen, Pirates and Robbers: I. Sawney Beane, (ms)
“Lizzie Borden took an ax”, (pm)
Lludd and Llevelys, (ss) , etc.
Locked Out of Jail, (ms)
Logical English, (pm)
A London Ghost, (ss)
London’s Glory, and Whittington’s Renown or, A Looking-Glass for Citizens of London, (pm)
London to San Francisco, (pm) London Truth
The Lonely Man of the Ocean, (ss)
Lone Star Flag, (ms)
Lone Star Lore, (qz)
Long Ago, (pm)
The Long-Ago, (pm) (by Richard Monckton Milnes)
Long, Broad, and Quick Eye, (ss)
A Long Felt Want, (pm) Chicago Inter-Ocean
Looking Eastward, (ms)
Loosha, (ss) The St. James’s Gazette (by Richard Dehan)
Lord Arnoldos, (vi) ; translated by James Elroy Flecker
Lord Dufferin’s Story, (ar)
Lord Peter, (ss)
Lord Randal, (pm)
Lord Rothermere Is Always Right, (ms)
Lost, (pm)
The Lost Albatross, (ss) New York Sunday Sun
The Lost Ball, (pm) New York American
Lost Bonanza, (ms)
Lost Days, (pm) (by Dante Gabriel Rossetti)
The Lost Fish Hook, (ss)
Lost, Strayed, Stolen, (pm) Cleveland Plain Dealer
A Lost Type, (pm) Detroit Free Press
A Lost Vacation, (vi)
The Lots Upon the Raft, (ss)
The Lottery (film continuity), (ms)
Lotus, (pm) ; translated by Helen Waddell
Love, (pm)
Love and Authorship, (ss)
Love and Labor, (ex) Chambers’s Journal
Love and Tennis, (ss) Belgravia
The Love Fast, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
Love, from the Arabian, (pm) ; translated by E. Powys Mathers
Love Goddess: 1957 with Kim Novak, (pi)
Love in a Log Cabin, (ss)
Love in Anytown, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
Love in a Spaceship (news item), (pm)
Love in Town, (pm) Truth
Love Not Me for Comely Grace, (pm) (by John Wilbye)
The Lover in Winter Plaineth for the Spring: “O Western wind…”, (pm)
The Lovers, (ss)
The Lover’s Lament: A Tew Indian Song, (pm) Natural Historytranslated by H. J. Spinden
Lovers’ Meeting, (pm)
The Lovers of Porthangwartha, (ss)
The Lovers of Vire, (ss)
Love’s Logic, (pm) Chambers’s Journal
A Love Song of Daghestan, (pm) translated by E. Powys Mathers
Love’s Song, (pm) Town Topics
Love’s Young Dream, (hu)
Lovin’ of a Horse, (pm) Horse Journal
Low Down Breed, (hu) Boston Courier
L. P. Senarens Dies, (ob)
Luck’s a Funny Thing, (ss)
The Lucky Call, (pm)
A Lucky Fall, (vi)
Lucky Man, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
A Ludicrous Mistake, (ar)
Luke Venable’s Strange Experience, (ss) All the Year Round
Lullaby, (pm)
The Lunatic and His Turkey, (ss)
The Lunatics, (ar)
The Lure of the Berry, (ar) The Atlantic Monthly
The Lure of the Tropics, (pm)
The Luxury of Loafing, (pm) Washington Star
The Lye, (pm) (by Walter Raleigh)
A Lyke-Wake Dirge, (pm)
The Lyons Courier, (ss)
Mab: The Woman of the Dream, (ss)
Madame Valeria; an Italian Ghost Story, (nv)
Mademoiselle de Scudery, (na) , as by E. T. A. Hoffmann
Madrigal, (pm) , etc.
Magazines for Short Fiction, (ms)
The Magdalen, (ss)
Maggie’s Home, (ss) Chatelaine
Magical Malaya, (pm)
The Magician from Corinth, (ss)
The Magician’s Horse, (ss)
The Magician’s Pupil, (ss)
The Magician Who Had no Heart, (ss)
The Magic of Nail Cutting, (pm)
Magic of Swarming Bees, (pm)
The Magic Phial; or, an Evening at Delft, (ss)
The Magic Shirt, (vi)
The Magnetic Monster, (mr)
Magnetic Plane Destroyer, (ar)
The Magnetism of Death, (vi) Detroit Free Press
Magnificat, (pm)
Ye Maid at Ye Church Fair, (pm) The Sun
Maid Her, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
The Mail Bag, (ms)
Mail Box Casanova, (ss)
The Mainspring of Man, (ar) Pittsburgh Dispatch
Major Cross’ Pretty Wife, (ss) London World
The Majority, (pm) Baltimore American
Major O’Shaughnessy’s Adventure, (ss)
The Major’s Monkey, (ss) Temple Bar
Major Wagstaff’s Wig, (ss)
Making a Circus Spectacle, (iv) New York Herald [Ref. Bolossy Kiralfy]
The Making of a Police Force, (ar)
The Making of Eve, (vi) ; translated by Albert H. Gross
Malay for Beginners, (hu)
Mama’s Kisses, (pm)
Man, (ms)
Man Abroad, (nv)
The Man and the Dish of Gold, (vi)
The Man and the Pot, (vi)
Man Chooses Death, A Tale from Madagascar, (vi)
Manerathiak’s Song, (ms)
The Man from Alcatraz [Sexton Blake], (na) The Sexton Blake Library (by H. H. Clifford Gibbons)
The Man from Australia [Derek Clyde], (ss) (by William Murray Graydon)
Manhattan and Return, (ss) Charm
The Maniac Sea Captain, (vi)
A Maniac’s Whim, (ss) ; translated by Elizabeth Wormeley Latimer
“Mankind are all hunters in varous degree…”, (pm)
A Man of Sense, (pm) Somerville Journal
The Man of the Hour, (pm) Indianapolis News
Man of the West, (bg) [Ref. Gary Cooper]
Man Talk: Jay J. Jalez, (ms)
The Man-Tiger, (vi)
The Man Who Acted as the Sun, North American Indian Story, (ss)
The Man Who Bought Youth [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1300, (by Ladbroke Black)
The Man Who Made Gold [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1242, (by R. C. Armour)
“The Man Who Never Sleeps”, (ar)
The Man Who Wasn’t There, (pm)
A Man with a Maid, (ex)
The Man Without a Chance, (ar) Young Man
The Man with the Sleepy Eyes [Derek Clyde], (ss) (by William Murray Graydon)
The Marble “Liberty”, (ss) ; translated by Mary R. Merton
Marcia’s Story, (vi)
The Marconi Wireless Telegraph To-Day, (ar) The American Inventor
Marie Marnet, (ss)
Marilyn Monroe calender centerfold, (pi)
A Marine Free Lance (swordfish), (ar)
A Marine Yarn, (ss)
Market Growths and Outgrowths, (ar)
The Marquis de Rambouillet, (ar)
Marriage a la Mode, (ar) The Newgate Calendar
The Marriage Settlement, (ss) The People’s and Howitt’s Journal v3,, as by Elizabeth O’Hara
The Married Man, (pm)
The Martian and the Farm, (ar) The Outlook
The Marvelous Unicorn, (sl)
The Masque of the Red Death (shot analysis), (ms)
The Master Cat or, Puss in Boots, (ss) (by Charles Perrault)
The Master Thief and the Dragon, (ss)
A Mathematician Confided, (pm)
A Mathematician Named Klein, (pm)
The Matsuyama Mirror, (ss) translated by Mrs. T. H. James
A Matter of Course, (ss) Temple Bar
Maud Muller of Maine, (pm) Lewiston Journal
Maurice, or Away for St. Brandan’s, (nv)
Mawnin’ Sho’tcake!, (pm) Denver Post
“May Is Here”, (pm) (by Stopford A. Brooke)
May Song, (pm)
Media Release from the South African National Space Agency, (ms)
Meg May’s Valentine, (pm)
Mehitabel: A New-Englander, (ss) New-York Tribune
The Member from Crimson Gulch, (pm) Washington Star
Memories, (pm)
A Memory, (pm) Detroit Free Press, etc.
The Mem Sahib, (ss)
Mendelian, (pm)
Men Like Red, (ss)
Men of the Good Old Days: 1. Cast-Iron Billy, (ar)
Men of the Good Old Days: 2. Recruiting Sergeants, (ar)
Men of the Good Old Days: 3. Ginger-beer Makers and ’Mush-fakers’, (ar)
Men-Wolves, (ar)
A Merchant, (pm)
The Merchant and the Genie, (ex)
The Merchant of Bagdad, (vi) (by John Hawkesworth)
Mercy’s Appeal to God for Man, (pm) (by Giles Fletcher), uncredited.
Merely the Maiden’s Wing, (pm) St. Paul’s Magazine
Merkle’s Petrified Foot, (ss) The Philadelphia Times
Merlin, the Wizard of Britain, (ss)
The Merman, (pm) ; translated by George Borrow
A Merry Ballett on Husbande and Wyffe, (pm)
Michelangelo and His Plan in Art, (ar) The Fortnightly Review
Michelet, the French Historian, (ar)
Midnight, (pm) Blackwood’s Magazine
The Midnight Mail, (pm) Lippincott’s Magazine
The Midnight Murder, (ss)
A Mild-Mannered Oriental, (ss)
Mildred’s Disappointment, (vi)
Miles Atherton, (ss)
The Milk-White Doo, (vi)
The Milky Way’s Spherical Halo, (ar) The Daily Galaxy
The Millennium, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
The Miller’s Daughter with model Mona Miller, (pi)
The Mills of the Gods, (pm) Labor Herald
Mill Stone Money, (ms)
Milton as a Schoolmaster, (ex)
“Mind Speeders”, (pz)
Minguillo, (pm)
The Miniature, (pm)
Minimum de Malis, (pm) (by Rufus)
Mining on Redonda and Redondite, (ar)
The Minister’s Wife: A Characteristic Story of Thirty Years Ago, (ss) Godey’s Lady’s Book
The Minor Canon, (ss)
A Miracle Monger, (ar)
A Miracle of St. Goar, (ex)
Miracle of St. Scothinus, (ex)
Miraculous Case of Jesch Claes, (ar)
Mirrored Revenge, (vi) The Washington Post
The Mirror of Friends, (ss)
Mischief-Makers, (pm)
Mischievous Monkeys, (ar)
The Miser and the Mouse, (pm) translated by William Cowper
The Miser of Marl House [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1249, (by Robert Murray Graydon)
A Miser’s Ghost, (ss)
Missed Opportunities, (pm) London Opinion
The Missing Millionaire [Sexton Blake], (n.)
Miss You, (pm)
Mr. Edward Harrigan, of Harrigan & Hart, (ar)
Mr. Fox, (ss)
Mr. Hall Protects Himself, (ss)
Mr. Nobody, (pm) , etc.
Mr. Punch’s Library of Golf, (hu)
Mr. Spence Takes Up Russian, (vi) The Atlantic Monthly
A Misunderstood Patriot, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post
Mixed Prints, (ss)
A Model Cashier, (ss)
The Model Husband, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
The Model Husband Contest, (vi) Punch
A Modern Family, (pm) Birmingham Age-Herald
The Modern Hiawatha, (pm)
The Modern Maiden, (pm) Rehoboth Sunday Herald
The Modern Muse, (pm) New-York Tribune
The Modern Psyche, (ss) Harper’s Monthly Magazine
Modesty, (ms)
Modesty, (pm)
Moll Moonlight, (cs)
Moll ’n’ Her Lamb, (pm) Globe
Momotaro, (vi)
Money, (pm) Whitwood Plaindealer
Money from Home, (ss)
Money Made While on the Move, (ar) Smith’s Weekly
The Monk and the Swindler, (ss) ; translated by Alfred Williams
Monsieur De Balzac’s Umbrella, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
A Moonbeam, (ss)
The Moon Changes Hands, (ms) Our Public Lands
Moonlight, (pm)
Moon Light, Moon Bright, (pm)
A Moon Spell, (pm)
More About Buzzards, (ms)
More About Hollywood, (ms)
More Reasons Why, (ms)
Mortal and Immortal, (pm) (by Julia Ward Howe)
Moses and the Divine Messenger, (vi)
The Most Amazing Bill Ever Presented, (ms)
A Most Extraordinary and Diabolical Murder, (ar)
Most Popular Monarch in Europe, (ar) Chambers’s Journal
Mother Nokes, (ar)
Mother Shipton’s Prophecy, (pm)
The Mountain Doctor, (vi)
The Mountain of Spirits, (ss) (by Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer)
Moved by a Child’s Plea, (ss) San Francisco Call
Moxey, Terror of Defaulters, (ar)
Mrs. Banwell’s Legacy, (ss)
Mrs. Davenport’s Ghost, (ss) (by Frederick F. Schrader)
Mrs. Gaekwar, (pm) The Baltimore Sun
Mrs. Professor Kramps, (nv) Putnam’s Magazine
Mrs. Wimbush’s Revenge, (ss)
The Mummers’ Play, (ss)
Murder at Kuala Sat, (ts)
Murder by Proxy [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #525, (by Andrew Murray)
Mushroom Magic, (pm)
Music, (pm) , etc.
Music from Rocks, (ms)
The Musician’s Daughter, a Tale of Ravenna, (ss) Matrix
The Music of the Cow Bells, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
The Mute Witness, (ss)
The Mutineers, (vi)
Mutiny at Five Bells, (ms)
Mutual Envy, (pm) Washington Star
Mutual Murder, (ar)
My Account of How It Happened, (vi)
My Adventure: the Story of a Granted Wish, (ss)
My Baboon Bedfellow, (ss) Belgravia
My Boy Still, (pm) Indianapolis Journal
My Bunkie!, (pm) Whiz Bang
My Castle in Spain, (pm) (by John Hay), uncredited.
My Cousin Caroline’s Wedding, (ss)
My Dear Old Friend, (ss)
My Fair Lady, (pm) Pall Mall Gazette
My Father’s Ghost, (ss)
My Fellow-Traveler, (ss)
My Grandmother’s Ring, (ss)
“My, How You Have Grown”, (pi)
My Jesus, I Love Thee, (pm)
My Lord Bag-o’-Rice, (ss) translated by Basil Hall Chamberlain
My Margaret, (ss) The Boston Globe
My Mother, (pm)
My New Year Resolution, (pm)
My Pansies, (pm) The American Magazine
My Serenade, (pm) Kate Field’s Washington
My Sister Kate: a Moral Tale, (ss) (by Andrew Picken)
The Mysterious Bell, (vi)
The Mysterious Pack, (ss)
The Mysterious Spaniard, (nv)
The Mysterious Tailor, (ss)
The Mysterious Villa, (ss)
Mystery, (pm)
The Mystery Millionaire [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #567, (by William J. Bayfield)
The Mystery of Amergin, (pm) translated by Elizabeth A. Sharp
The Mystery of an Opium Den, (nv) Secret Service Detective Stories
The Mystery of Life, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
The Mystery of the Derelict [Derek Clyde], (ss) (by William Murray Graydon)
Mystery of the Mary Celeste, (ar)
Mystery Wears a Wig [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #654, (by William J. Bayfield)
The Mystic Chamber, (ss)
Myths of Greece and Rome: Chapter 1—The Beginning of All Things, (ms)
My Two Aunts, (ss)
My Valentine, (pm)
My Valentines, (pm)
My Wish, (pm)
Naaman, the Leper, (ms)
A Name-Changing Charm, (pm)
Nannie; or, a Tale of the Coral Ring, (ss)
NASA’s Near-Earth Object surveyor (NEO)—The First Satellite to Hunt Specifically for Asteroids, (ar)
Nathan Hale, (pm)
Nat Sprucington’s Umbrella, (ss)
Natural Law, (ts)
Nature Marks It Plainly, (ms)
Nature’s Teaching, (pm) (by William Wordsworth)
Nearly—but Not Quite So, (ss)
Ned Buntline, (ms)
Nelly’s Robber, (vi) (by Donald Allen)
Never Liked Them, (hu) Chicago Record

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