The FictionMags Index

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• 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)
• Lunacon 72 Wraparound Cover, (il)
• 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 Baby in Heaven, (pm) (by Rachel)
• 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 Old School-Book, (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, (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
• Never Love Thee More, (pm)
• Never Stop Trying, (ms) The Graphic
• New Boots, (pm)
• New Commander-in-Chief, (ar) Yank: The Army Weekly
• The New House That Jack Built, (pm) Duluth Herald
• New Jury System, (ms)
• New Limericks, (pm)
• A New Mining Scheme, (ss)
• The New Order of Rustlers, (ms)
• News from Afar, (ms)
• The New Stenographer, (pm) Milwaukee Sentinel
• The New Usher [Tom Tartar], (sl) (by E. Harcourt Burrage)
• The New Year, (pm)
• New Year’s Gifts in Paris, (ex)
• Next Best, (pm) Louisville Courier-Journal
• Next Morning, (pm) Blackwood’s Magazine, etc.
• Next West, (ms)
• Niall’s Story, (ex)
• Nibbles from the Reviews, (ex)
• Nichols from Heaven with Barbara Nichols, (pi)
• Nick Carter? Let ’Em Read it, Says Scientist, (ms)
• Nicolas Pedrosa, (ss)
• “Nicolette, how fair art thou…”, (pm) ; translated by Andrew Lang
• The Niece of Horace Vernet, (ex)
• Night, (pm)
• A Night among the Clouds, (ss)
• A Nightmare of Mortar and Dust, (ar)
• A Night of Terror in a Polish Inn. Journey to Brczwezmcisl, (ss) Tait’s Edinburgh Magazine (by Heinrich Zschokke)
• The Nikkur Holl, (nv)
• Nina Dalgorooki, (ss)
• Noblesse Oblige; or, The Inhibited Policeman, (pm)
• Nobody Knows but Mother, (pm) Exchange
• Nobody’s Song, (pm)
• No Comparison, (na)
• Non-Committal, (hu) Detroit Free Press
• Nonsense Rhymes, (pm)
• No Rain for Five Years, (ms)
• Norse Words, (ms)
• North Pole: A Tall Story, (pm)
• A Norwegian Sketch, (ss)
• No Secrets Between Us, (ts)
• Notch for a Killer’s Colt, (ss)
• Notes of a Pre-Winchell Gossip, (ex)
• Note to “The Raven”, (ms)
• Note to “Ulalume”, (ms)
• Not Just What He Expected, (ss)
• Not Simply for Love, (vi) (by Max Adeler)
• Not to Scatter Thoughts—But Roses, (pm) Exchange
• The Novelist in Politics, (ar) Harper’s Weekly
• November, (pm)
• Nowadays, (pm)
• Now We Are Wed, (pm)
• Nubian Divorce Song, (pm)
• Nuckelavee, (vi)
• Numbers 35: 9-19, (ex)
• A Numerical Passion, (ar) The Open Court
• Nuttia, (ss) Macmillan’s Magazine
• The Nymph of Lake Balaton, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Obituary for Edgar Rice Burroughs, (ob)
• Obituary—Mother, Son to Be Buried, (ob) [Ref. Robert E. Howard]
• Obituary No. 01—Young Author Shoots Self, (ob) [Ref. Robert E. Howard]
• Obituary No. 02—Writer Is Shot at Cross Plains, (ob) [Ref. Robert E. Howard]
• O Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie, (pm)
• An Ocean on Ganymede?, (ar) The Daily Galaxy
• O Civile, (pm)
• October, (pm)
• October 26, 1781, (ms)
• The Odalisque of Pittsburgh, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• Odd, (pm) Kansas City, MO, Star
• Odd Economies Make Big Business Pay, (ar) Pearson’s Weekly
• Oddity in Crime, (cl)
• An Odd Mistake, (vi)
• Ode of Invented Words, (pm)
• Ode to a Durian, (pm)
• Oerlikon 8 cm Rockets, (ms)
• Of Concord, (vi)
• Of Deceit, (ex)
• The Offal Cellar, (ex)
• Of Feminine Subtlety, (ex) , etc.
• Offenbach at Home, (ex) [Ref. Jacques Offenbach]
• Of Injustice, (ex)
• Of Terror, (vi)
• Of the Transgressions and Wounds of the Soul, (ex)
• Of Vigilance in Our Calling, (ex)
• Oh, Deer!, (pm)
• Oh, Let Me Look Into Your E’en, (pm)
• Oh, My Darling Clementine, (pm)
• O I C, (pm)
• Oil Pirates! [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1247, (by Stacey Blake)
• Old Adventures, (ss)
• The Old Bachelor’s New Year, (pm) (by Charles G. Halpine)
• An Old Ballad, as It Might Be Written, (pm) Seattle Post-Intelligencer
• The Old Books, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Old Books, (pm)
• An Old Cheshire Song, (pm)
• Old Christmas Carol, (sg)
• Old Cornish Litany, (pm)
• Old English Beggars’ Rhyme, (pm)
• Old English Carol, (pm)
• Old English Song (“Oh, for a Booke and a shadie nooke”), (sg)
• The Oldest Rogues’ Dictionary, (ms)
• The Oldest Story in the World, (vi)
• The Old Fair Story, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine
• The Old Georgia Melon, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• The Old Hammock, (pm) Nebraska Farmer
• Old Hands and New, (ms)
• The Old House in the City, (ss)
• Old King Cole, (pm)
• An Old Lady’s Love Story, (ss) Gentleman’s Magazine
• An Old Maid’s Marriage, (ss)
• The Old Man of the Sea, (ss)
• Old Powder Horn Locates Ancient Indian Towns, (ms)
• Old Rhyme, (pm)
• The Old Schoolhouse, (pm)
• Old School Tie, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
• The Old Ship, (pm)
• Old Slob’s Detective Library, (hu)
• An Old Song, (pm) , etc.
• The Old Time Fire, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Old Toast, (pm)
• Old Ways, (pm) ; translated by Arthur Waley
• Ollendorfiana, (vi) Paris Figaro; translated by Heinrich Gottfried Ollendorff
• Omens, (pm) ; translated by J. W. Oddy
• On a Lady Patch, (pm)
• On a Lady’s Wearing a Patch, (pm)
• On Conciliation, (ss)
• On Cowards, (pm)
• One Against Nine, (ar)
• One Day, (pm)
• $1.06 Collect!, (ms)
• 100 Other Distinguished Stories of 1999, (ms)
• O’Neill’s Defiance, (pm)
• One Night in Rome, (ss)
• One of the Contented, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• The One Passenger on the Diligence, (ss) Chambers’s Journal
• A $1,000 Bill, (es) Yank: The Army Weekly
• On Gaiman, (bg)
• On Guard, (ss)
• On King Bladud, (ss)
• On “Living Up to One’s Income” Habit, (ms) Cassell’s Saturday Journal
• Only a Boy, (pm)
• Only Sound, (ms) Los Angeles Times
• On One Dick, (pm)
• On Parables, (Mark 4), (ex)
• On the Air, (ms) Scientific American
• On the River, (pm)
• On the Value of Early Rising, (ar) Young Man
• On the Way Home, (pm) The Boston Transcript, as by George Birdseye
• On Woman’s Rights, (pm)
• On Your Oath?, (ar)
• Opinion by an Expert, (hu)
• Opinion from Detroit, (ms)
• The Optimist, (pm)
• The Ordeal, (pm)
• Ordinance, Prophecy and Precept, (ex)
• The Origin of Jonathan Harker, (ms)
• Orphan John, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
• The Orphan Mendicant, (pm)
• The Orphan of Hollenbach, or Polycarp the Adventurer, (na)
• The Ostrich Punching of Arroyo Al, (pm) Denver Republican
• Othello the Moor of Venice, (cs)
• Other Contents, (ms)
• The Other World, (pm) translated by Robert Hillyer
• Our Acts, (pm)
• Our Ash Wednesday Entertainment, (ss) To-Day
• Our Hopes, (pm) (by Matthew Prior)
• Our Journey Godward, (ms) Success
• Outcast Children, (ar)
• The Outdoor Church, (pm) The Spectator
• The Outdoor Girl, (pm) Harper’s Bazar
• The Outlaw, (pm)
• Outlaw’s Cache, (ss)
• The Out of Date Couple, (pm) Chambers’s Journal
• Out of Sight, (ss) New York Journal
• Out of the Whirlwind, (ex)
• Out of This World, (ms)
• Outshine a Single Star, (ar) The Daily Galaxy
• Outsides, (ms)
• Outstanding Collections of Fantastic Stories Published During the Year 1953, (bg)
• Outward Bound, (pm)
• Over the Kitchen Fire, (hu) Home Notes
• Owed to Commencement, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
• Owlhoot Heritage, (ss)
• An Oxford Idyll, (ss) Macmillan’s Magazine
• Pack Horses and Mules, (ms)
• A Pact with the Devil, (ar)
• Paddle Your Own Canoe, (pm) (by Sarah T. Bolton)
• A Page from the Library: Clerk Saunders, (pm)
• Pahits at Seven, (ss)
• A Pair of Old Slippers, (ss) (translated)
• The Palisadoes, a Tale of the Hudson, (ss)
• “A Pal Like You”, (pm) , as by Jerome D. Kern
• Pangur Ban, (ss)
• The Parable of the Prodigal Son, (ss)
• Parables in the New Testament, (ms)
• Parables of Buddha, (ms)
• A Parallel, (pm)
• 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
• 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
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