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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
Waldeck: a Tale from the German, (ss) ; translated by Walter Scott
Walking Down Wild Horses, (ms)
Wallenda Is at It Again, (ar) Time
Walpurga’s Night, (ss) [Ref. Heinrich Zschokke]
The Wanderer, (pm) , etc. (by Austin Dobson)
Wanderers, (pm)
A Wanderer’s Return, (vi)
The Wandering Jew in England, (ar)
Wanted—A Tenant, (pm) Town Topics
The Warlock of Dunblane, (ss)
Warm Up, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
Warm Weather Remarks, (pm)
The Warning, (vi)
A Warning, (ex)
A Warning Bell, (ss)
Warning from Dr. Satira [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1248, (by Robert Murray Graydon)
War on Rattlesnakes with Poisonous Gas, (ms)
Washington, Out West, (ms)
Was the Royal Duke a Murderer?, (ar)
The Watcher, (ms) [Ref. William Sansom]
Watching for Him, (vi) (by T. E. Taggard)
The Water Spirit, (ss)
Waterways, (ms)
The Ways of Providence, (vi) Ainsworth’s Magazine v26,
The Way They Ride, (pm) New York Press
The Weaker Sex, (pm) Arkansas Gazette
Wealth’s Obligation, (pm) The Boston Transcript
The Wearin’ o’ the Green, (pm)
A Weather Jingle, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
We Cannot Tell!, (pm) Philadelphia Ledger
The Wedding Garment, (ss) The Metropolitan Magazine
Wedding Song, (pm) ; translated by Arthur Waley
Wedding Wisdom, (ms)
A Week of Horrors, (ar) Philadelphia Ledger
The Wee Wee Man, (pm)
The Weight of Water, (ar) Westminster Review
The Weird Violine, (ss)
The Wench Is Not Amused, (ar) Esquire
The Werewolf Mystery [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1216, (by George Norman Philips)
Werter’s Warning, (ss)
The Westerner, (pm)
Western Notes, (ms)
Wet Justice, (ms)
What Became of Louis XVII?, (ar) The Galaxy
What Financial Prosperity Costs, (vi) The Bohemian
“What Hap Had I to Marry a Shrow”, (pm)
What Happened After the Battle of Dorking, (na)
What Happened to the Khan and the Poor Man’s Son, (ss) Old and New
What Has Come Over the Sunshine, (pm) Selected
What Is Credit?, (ar) Investor’s Review
What Is Mardi Gras?, (ar)
What Is the Earth?, (pm)
What It Means, (pm) Puck
What Not to Lose, (pm) Exchange
What Remains, (pm) Louisville Courier-Journal
What Smoking Does for Boys, (ms) British Medical Journal
What Some Newsdealers Have Done, (ms)
What’s the Good Word?, (pz)
“What’s the Use?”, (pm) Chicago Post
What’s Yours?, (hu)
What They Laughed at in the 16th Century, (vi)
What They Laughed at the 16th Century, (vi)
What They Say About the Blackout, (ms)
What Was It?, (ss) , etc.
A Wheel Song, (pm) Woman’s Friend
When, (pm) , etc.
When?, (pm)
When Animals Were Tried for Their Crimes, (ar) The Philadelphia Times
When Father Rode the Goat, (pm) Michigan Maccabee
When Golf Struck Cactus Center, (pm)
When I Die, (pm) ; translated by John Hubert Comyn
When? (“If fortune with a smiling face”), (pm)
“When in Death I Shall Calmly Recline”, (pm)
When I Was a Boy, (pm) Chicago Record
When Niagara Falls Ran Dry, (ar) The Sun
When Paw Was a Boy, (pm) Chicago Times-Herald
“When Skies O’er Head Are Threatening Gray…”, (pm)
When the Crowd Drops In, (ms)
When the Rain Comes Down, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
When the Sea Grows Angry, (ms)
When the Whistle Blows, (pm) The Yankee Blade
When the World Speaks One Language, (ar) San Francisco Chronicle
When Trouble Comes, (pm)
Where Are You Going To, My Pretty Maid?, (pm)
Where Improvements Never Stop, (ms) System
Where Is Dr. Satira? [Sexton Blake], (na) The Union Jack #1211, (by Robert Murray Graydon)
Where Rats Are Welcome Guests, (ar) Engineering Journal
Which?, (pm) Town Topics
A Whimsical Intrigue, (ss) Cassell’s Saturday Journal
The Whirling, (pm) Washington Star
Whistling Facts and Fancies, (ar) Detroit Free Press
The White Doe, (vi) , etc. (by Marie-Catherine d’Aulnoy)
The White Hart Inn, (ss) (by Dutton Cook)
The White Kitten, (pm)
The White Lady of Charles Fort, (ar)
The White Monkey, (ss)
The White Paper, (ss)
White Rabbit’s Cheese Scruple, (ss) (by John Walker Harrington)
The White Rose, (pm)
White Wings, (pm) (by Thomas Hood)
Who Can It Be?, (ss)
Who Killed Cock Robin?, (pm)
Who Killed the Little Princes?, (ar)
Who’s Zoo?, (pi)
Who Was the Thief?, (vi) Cassell’s Magazine
Who Were the Moundbuilders?, (ar)
Why, (pm)
“Why canst thou not as others do?”, (pm)
Why Don’t They, (pm) Easton (PA) Journal
Why He Didn’t Report, (ss)
Why He Felt Sore, (ss)
Why He Fought, (ss)
Why He Fought, (pm)
Why He Lost His Friends, (pm) Success
Why He Was Sad, (pm) Cleveland Plain Dealer
Why Not?, (pm) The Philadelphia Press
Why She Did, (pm)
Why Sleep Restores: An Oriental Poem, (pm)
Why the Lamp Went out, (pm) Yale Record
Why the Miners Never Came Back, (ar) The Sun
Why Worry?, (pm) St. Louis Post Dispatch
The Widow Merand, (ss)
Widow Townsend’s First Love, (ss)
The Wife, (pm) Toronto Mail and Empire
A Wife Driven Insane by Husband Tickling Her Feet, (ms)
Wife’s Progress, (ar) The Newgate Calendar
A “Wild” Bucket, (vi) Kansas City Times
A Wild Ride: A Thrilling Tale of the Road, (ss) Good Stories
Wiles and Ways of the Counterfeiter, (ar) The New York Times
Willard Thompson, Book Dealer, (ms)
William and Marjorie, (pm)
William Shatner May Be 80, but Captain Kirk Is Forever, (ar) The Daily Maverick, as by J. Brooks Spector [Ref. William Shatner]
Willie’s Duma Puzzle, (pm) American Spectator
The Willing Maid a Day Too Young, (pm)
Will She?, (pm) The Sun
Wil Sune Be at the Hed, (pm) Detroit Free Press
Wind, (pm)
The Wind Has Blown Their Swords Away, (pm) ; translated by Achmed Abdullah
The Wind Has Wings, (ms)
The Windows of Heaven, (ss)
Wined and Downed, (pm) Penthouse (UK)
The Winged Pegasus, (??)
Wings, (pm) Science of Thought Review
Winners 1996 Paul Laurence Dubar Poetry Contest, (ms)
Winter, (pm)
The Winter Girl, (pm) Chicago Post
A Winter Wish, (pm) Atlanta Constitution
Wisdom of the Talmud, (ms)
Witchcraft, (ar)
The Witches, (pm)
The Witch of Endor, (ex)
The Witch Spectre, (ss)
The Withered Hand, (vi)
“With Jockey to the Fair”, (pm)
With the Band, (pm) New Orleans Times-Democrat
With the Limited Freight, (pm)
With the Morning, (pm) The Boston Transcript
Witnessed by Two, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine
The Wizard King, (ss)
The Wizard Merlin, (ar)
The Wolf Girl, (ss) , as by Guy Endore [Ref. Peter Haining & Clemence Housman]
Woman, (pm)
The Woman and the Horse, (vi) as told to A. L. Kroeber
The Woman of Three Cows, (pm) ; translated by James Clarence Mangan
A Woman’s Footprint, (ms)
Woman’s Love, (pm) (by Alice Cary)
Woman’s Want, (pm)
Woman’s Will, (pm)
The Wonderful Home, (ar) The Children’s Newspaper
The Wooden Bowl, (ss) translated by Mrs. T. H. James
The Woodstream, (ss) The People’s and Howitt’s Journal v3,
A Word for Mrs. Grundy, (ex) American Journal of Print
The Words of the Wise: I, (ms)
The Words She Said to Me, (pm) The Sun
Work, (pm) (by Owen Meredith)
The World Is What We Make It, (pm)
World of Fantasy, (ms) News of the World
The World’s Oldest Short Story, (ss)
The Worm Turned, (vi) New York Sunday Sun
Worrying All Night, (ar) Success
Would You?, (pm) , as by Alfred Ward
Wrath of the Gods, (cs) Boys’ World (by Willie Patterson)
The Wrecker: a Tale of the Sixteenth Century, (ss)
The Wrecker of St. Agnes, (nv)
A Wrestle with Niagara, (ar) All the Year Round
Writing About Fiction, (ms)
Writing About Narratives, (ms)
Writing Careers and the Writing Life, (ms)
Writing It Out, (ms)
Written in Blood, (ss)
Wylfull Wyves, (pm)
An XVIII Century Parlor Game, (vi)
Yann the Fearless, (ss) ; adapted by Genevieve Massignan
The Years, (pm)
The Year That’s Awa’, (sg) (by John Dunlop)
The Yellow Paper, (vi)
You and I, (pm) Rehoboth Sunday Herald
You Name It, (qz)
A Young Lady’s Letter, (ss) Temple Bar
A Young Man and His Money, (ar) World’s Work
A Young Planetary Nebula, (pi)
Your Little Wife, (pm) New York Journal (by William Frederick Kirk)
Your Uncle at the Race, (pm) London Globe
A Youthful Idea, (pm)
You’ve Got It Wrong!, (ms)
Yvette’s Secret Vice, (ss) ; translated by Paul Tabori
[“? %%2”] [Gordon Fox], (ss) The Boys’ Friend (by William Murray Graydon)
[“? %%3”] [Gordon Fox], (ss) The Boys’ Friend (by William Murray Graydon)
[biography of Ellison], (bg)
[cartoon(s)], (ct)
[cartoon(s)], (ct) National Enquirer
[cartoon(s)], (ct) Koralle
[cartoon(s)], (ct) Collier’s
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Humorist
[cartoon(s)], (ct) New York World-Telegram
[cartoon(s)], (ct) Collier’s
[cartoon(s)], (ct) Marianne
[cartoon(s)], (ct) New York World-Telegram
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Passing Show
[cartoon(s)], (ct) Gringoire
[cartoon(s)], (ct) Punch
[cartoon(s)], (ct)
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Sketch
[cartoon(s)], (ct)
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Sketch
[cartoon(s)], (ct)
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Sketch
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Tatler
[cartoon(s)], (ct) Punch
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Bystander
[cartoon(s)], (ct) Punch
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Tatler
[cartoon(s)], (ct)
[cartoon(s)], (ct) Punch
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Sketch
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Bystander
[cartoon(s)], (ct)
[cartoon(s)], (ct) New York American
[cartoon(s)], (ct) The Bystander
[four two-line untitled poems], (pm) ; adapted by Bennett Cerf
[front cover], (cv)
[front cover], (cv) The Age
[front cover], (cv)
[frontispiece], (fp)
[frontispiece], (fp) The Strand Magazine
[Gallery of postcards, letters, and book inscriptions from Ray Bradbury to Leigh Brackett & Edmond Hamilton], (pi)
[illustration(s)], (il)
[insert (1)], (ms)
[insert (2)], (ms)
[insert (3)], (ms)
[insert (4)], (ms)
[insert (5)], (ms)
[insert (6)], (ms)
[map(s)], (mp)
[photography], (pt)
[six untitled short poems], (pm) ; adapted by Bennett Cerf
[twenty untitled limericks], (pm) ; adapted by Bennett Cerf
[untitled anecdote of Henry Ford], (ms) New-York Tribune

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