The General Fiction Magazine Index

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• * Short Smiles, (ms) Metropolitan Magazine June 1900
• * The Short Stories of Edgar Allan Poe, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine January 1908
• * Short Talks on Great Subjects. No. 1. Yourself, (ed) Gunter’s Magazine November 1905
• * Short Turns and Encores, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post May 14 1927
• * Short Way to the Old World, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine May 1909
• * Shot and Shell, (ms) The London Magazine Nov 1914, Mar 1915
• * Shot Down Over Libya, (ts) (by Roald Dahl) The Saturday Evening Post August 1 1942
• * “The Shot I Had to Make”, (pi) Adventure April 1953
• * A Shot-Proof Dog, (ar) The Strand Magazine November 1904
• The Strand Magazine (US) December 1904
• * Shots in the Dark, (pi) Maclean’s October 1 1938
• * Should Divorce Be Made Easier?, (ar) The Home Magazine, Woman at Home April 1922
• * The Shoulders of Melchisedek, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly May 1883
• * Should I Share My Sweetheart?, (ts) Smart Set June 1927
• * Should Mayors Be Paid?, (ar) The London Magazine November 1912
• * Should Sex Hygene Be Tought in Our High Schools?, (ar) Liberty March 13 1943
• * Should She Have Told Him?, (ss) Woman at Home Aug, Sep 1915
• * Should She Smoke?, (pi) The Royal Magazine June 1912
• * Should There Be a Minister for Pleasure?, (ar) The Strand Magazine December 1946
• * Should Vengeance Write the Peace?, (ar) Liberty January 23 1943
• * Should We Hate the Germans?, (cl) Maclean’s January 15 1943
• * Should Women Permit Paris to Dictate Style?, (ar) Miss 1930 January 1930
• * Should Your Boy Go to College?, (ar) Munsey’s Magazine August 1895
• * Show a Leg, (qz) Argosy (UK) February 1960
• * “Show Boat”, (th) The London Magazine August 1928
• * Showdown in the Middle East, (ms) Collier’s October 21 1950
• * Showing How Mince-Pies Were Introduced Into Cornerwise, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly December 1889
• * Show Off Your Handsome Towels, (ms) McCall’s January 1952
• * Shrapnel, (ms) The London Magazine May 1915
• * Shreds of Morocco, (ar) (by Norman Garstin) The Cornhill Magazine September 1886
• * The Shrimp-Gatherers, (pm) (by Bayard Taylor) The Atlantic Monthly July 1872
• * A Shrimp-Seller in France, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly May 1879
• * Shun Delays, (pm) The Golden Argosy July 25 1885
• The Golden Argosy September 15 1888
• * The Shutdown, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post March 19 1921
• * Shylock in London, (ts) (by Thomas E. Kebbel) The Cornhill Magazine January 1864
• * Shy Statesman, (bg) John Bull July 12 1947 [Ref. George C. Marshall]
• * A Siamese Rope-Dancer, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly July 1877
• * Siberian Exiles, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly July 1878
• * Siberian Hospitality, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly October 1884
• * A Siberian Household, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine Nov 4, Nov 11 1871
• * Sibyl’s Disappointment, (ss) (by Harriet Parr) The Cornhill Magazine June 1863
• * A Sicilian “Bernhardt”—Signorina Aguglia Ferrau, (ar) The Lady’s Realm April 1908
• * Sicilian Folk-Songs, (ar) (by Evelyn Martinengo-Cesaresco) The Cornhill Magazine April 1877
• * The Sick Room and Its Inmate, (ar) The New Magazine (UK) July 1914
• * Sic Transit!, (pm) The Grand Magazine October 1905
• The Grand Magazine (US) November 1905
• * Sic Vita, (ss) Short Stories October 1899; translated by Rosa G. Abbott
• * Sidelights on Crime, (ms) The Grand Magazine May 1938
• * Sidelights on Our Industries, (ms) The Saturday Evening Post October 21 1911
• * Side-Lights on the War, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine June 1900
• * Sidelights Upon Catherine of Braganza, (ar) Longman’s Magazine March 1899 [Ref. Catherine of Braganza]
• * “Side-line Johnny”, (ar) The American Magazine June 1920
• * Sidelines, (cl) The Strand Magazine July 1942
• * Side Lines That Pay (Poultry, Bees, Rabbits, Pigeons), (ar) Pearson’s Magazine April 1912
• * The Sideric Pendulum, (ar) The Strand Magazine August 1920
• * A Side-Slip, (pm) Sievier’s Monthly #6, June 1909
• * The Side-Step Brigade, (ms) The Popular Magazine November 20 1923
• * Side Views from the Stalls, (pi) The Royal Magazine May 1908
• * Sid Says:
  * ___ I. Let’s Break Away from Granddaddy, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine November 1915
  * ___ II. To Go Thoroughly Married Takes Time and Trouble, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine December 1915
  * ___ III. The Millennium Is No Mushroom, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine January 1916
  * ___ IV. This Is a Want Ad for a World-Beater, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine February 1916
  * ___ V. Here Is a New Suit of Clothes for Some Old Ideas, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine March 1916
  * ___ VI. If This Be Contempt of Court—Send Me the Bill, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine April 1916
  * ___ VII. Strive as we Will—Our Brows Slope Gently Downward, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine May 1916
  * ___ VIII. It Is Hard to Tell How Numb a Young Skull is, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine June 1916
  * ___ IX. If Your Ego Bothers You—Go Look at the Stars, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine July 1916
  * ___ X. Some Poetry Is Made to Be Heard—Not Heeded, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine August 1916
  * ___ XI. Considering Who Grandpa Was—We’re Not so Bad, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine October 1916
  * ___ XII. You Can Go Further if You Take Others with You, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine November 1916
  * ___ XIII. Good Brains Don’t All Travel the Same Way, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine December 1916
  * ___ XIV. Consider Your Ears—They Are Not Purely Decorative, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine January 1917
  * ___ XV. Don’t Get Anxious about New York: Let New York Get Anxious About You, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine February 1917
  * ___ XVI. It Is Sometimes Better to Remain a Bore than to Make Yourself Too Intersting, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine March 1917
  * ___ XVII. I Will Hang This on Balboa—Because He Has Had His Fun and Is Dead, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine April 1917
  * ___ XVIII. Some Mighty Good Salaries Go to Men Who Would Almost as Soon Work for Nothing, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine May 1917
  * ___ XIX. A Great Ancestor Would Be All Right if So Many Outsiders Didn’t Butt In, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine June 1917
  * ___ XX. Men Can’t Be Geared Up—Unless They Are Cheered Up, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine July 1917
  * ___ XXI. Now That We Have Bought Them—Let’s Bury Them!, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine August 1917
  * ___ XXII. A Mail Carrier Is Not the Only One Who Has to Keep on Delivering, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine September 1917
  * ___ XXIII. It’s the Encores People Call for That Make Lying Difficult, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine October 1917
  * ___ XXIV. Abraham Lincoln Belongs in History—Not in the Nursery, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine November 1917
  * ___ XXV. No One Person Is Allowed to Carry Around All the World’s Knowledge, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine December 1917
  * ___ XXVI. What Goes On in Your Head Is Older Than You Think, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine January 1918
  * ___ XXVII. If You Aren’t Fighting—Are You Worth Fighting For?, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine February 1918
  * ___ XXVIII. Moths Don’t Destroy Treasures Like These, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine March 1918
  * ___ XXIX. Here Is the Reason Some Men Appear So Marvelously Able, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine May 1918
  * ___ XXX. Where do I come in?—Asks the Human Being, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine June 1918
  * ___ XXXI. “Don’t Use Your Head—Use Mine,” Says the Kaiser, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine July 1918
  * ___ XXXII. Deal a Few Cards to Others—Life Is no Game of Solitaire, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine August 1918
  * ___ XXXIII. When the “Lunar Limited” Starts—Buy a Ticket, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine September 1918
  * ___ XXXIV. Are you on Two Pay-rolls? You Can Be—and you Should Be, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine October 1918
  * ___ XXXV. It Was the United States of America That Yelled Down That Stairway, Mr. German Major, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine November 1918
  * ___ XXXVI. Aim with Your Imagination—But Don’t Neglect to Shoot!, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine December 1918
  * ___ XXXVII. Extra! Extra! All About the Oldest Thing in the World!, (ms) The American Magazine January 1919
  * ___ XXXVIII. All May Be Vanity—But It’s Better Than Being Bored, (ms) The American Magazine February 1919
  * ___ XXXIX. It Is a Tough Job—Trying to Sit on a Pinnacle, (ms) The American Magazine March 1919
  * ___ XL. The Square Peg Is Often Too Proud of His Shape, (ms) The American Magazine April 1919
  * ___ XLI. The Race Is Not to the Swift—Especially if They Sit Down, (ms) The American Magazine May 1919
  * ___ XLII. Swelled Heads Have No Ears, (ms) The American Magazine June 1919
  * ___ XLIII. Booze and Throttles Don’t Go Well Together, (ms) The American Magazine July 1919
  * ___ XLIV. Most Folks Are Easier to Get at Than Around, (ms) The American Magazine August 1919
  * ___ XLV. Try to Have Your Pay Envelope Contain These Two Coins, (ms) The American Magazine September 1919
  * ___ XLVI. If You Haven’t Got One of These Little Machines You’re the Human Wonder of the World, (ms) The American Magazine October 1919
  * ___ XLVII. What You Win Is Always Two Jumps Behind What You Want, (ms) The American Magazine November 1919
  * ___ XLVIII. Genius Burns—But Only so Long as the Power Is Turned on, (ms) The American Magazine December 1919
  * ___ XLIX. If You Expect Any Miracles in 1920—You Have Got to Perform Them, (ms) The American Magazine January 1920
  * ___ L. It Isn’t Your Age That Counts—It’s What You Can Do, (ms) The American Magazine February 1920
  * ___ LI. Here Is One Way to Teach the Young to Worship the Almighty Dollar, (ms) The American Magazine March 1920
  * ___ LIII. Don’t Try to Sell Opera Glasses to a Blind Man, (ms) The American Magazine May 1920
  * ___ LIV. Paddle Your Canoe—Watching the Other Fellow Won’t Carry You Up-Stream, (ms) The American Magazine June 1920
  * ___ LV. June Is a Good Month in Which to Get Rid of a Swelled Head, (ms) The American Magazine July 1920
  * ___ LVI. Mr. Almighty Dollar Looks Pretty Sick Just Now—but He’ll Convalesce, (ms) The American Magazine August 1920
  * ___ LVII. Don’t Get Mad or Scared Because the Other Fellow Is Smart, (ms) The American Magazine September 1920
  * ___ LVIII. Maybe Your Wasong Is Hitched to a Star—and You Don’t Know It, (ms) The American Magazine October 1920
  * ___ LIX. It’s All in Knowing When to Go to the Mat, (ms) The American Magazine November 1920
  * ___ LX. It Is Better to Make Things Than to Break Things, (ms) The American Magazine December 1920
  * ___ Money Talks—But There Are Other Speakers, (ar) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine September 1916
• * Sid Says: If You Ever Reach Easy Street—Turn Into It!, (ms) (by John M. Siddall) The American Magazine August 1923
• * The Siege of Basing House, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly December 1879
• * The Siege of Florence, (ar) (by John Rutherford) The Cornhill Magazine March 1875
• * The Siege of Ghuznee: An Episode of the First Afghan War, (ts) (by C. B. Norman) The Cornhill Magazine February 1880; based, without permission, on the memoirs of Major-General Charles Harris.
• * The Siege of Kumassi, (br) The Lady’s Magazine #4, April 1901 [Ref. Mary Alice Hodgson]
• * The Siege of the Black Cottage, (ss) (by Wilkie Collins) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1857
• * Sienna and St. Catherine, (ar) (by John A. Symonds) The Cornhill Magazine September 1866
• * Siesta, (pm) (by Harriet Prescott Spofford) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1871
• * A Sigh, (pm) (by Harriet Prescott Spofford) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1870
• The All-Story October 1912, as by Harriet Prescott Spofford
• The All-Story (UK) October 1912, as by Harriet Prescott Spofford
• * Sight and Sound, (cl) McCall’s May 1961, Dec 1969
• * The Sight of an Angel, (ss) The People’s and Howitt’s Journal v4,, as "Johan Schmit"
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1851
• * Sight Versus Sound, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine Aug 9, Aug 16 1873
• * Signaling at Sea, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post April 2 1898
• * Signaling on the Battlefield. How Messages Are Transmitted During an Engagement, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly September 1896
• * Signalling and Electronics, (ar) Railroad Magazine October 1947
• * Signals: The Communications of an Army, (ar) The Windsor Magazine #271, July 1917
• * The Signature, (pm) (by Alfred H. Louis) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1875
• * Signature of Blomaert, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine February 1901
• * Signature of Coronado, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine January 1901
• * Signature of Henry VIII, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine January 1901
• * Signature of Kiliaen Van Rensselaer, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine February 1901
• * Signature of Pánfilo De Narvaez, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine January 1901
• * Signature of Philip Garteret, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine March 1901
• * Signature of Queen Elizabeth, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine January 1901
• * Signature of Roger Williams, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine February 1901
• * Signature of Sir George Carteret, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine March 1901
• * Signature of Sir Walter Raleigh, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine January 1901
• * Signature of Sir William Berkeley, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine February 1901
• * Signature of Thomas Hooker, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine February 1901
• * Signature of Wouter Van Twiller, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine February 1901
• * Signatures of Carolina Proprietors, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine March 1901
• * Signatures of Robert Sedgwick and John Leverett, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine March 1901
• * Signatures of the Commissioners to retake New Netherland, (il) Harper’s Monthly Magazine March 1901
• * Significance of the Railroad to Hudson Bay, (ar)
• The Busy Man’s Magazine November 1907; from Heral Magazine.
• * Signing the Firm’s Name, (ms) The Popular Magazine March 7 1915
• * The Sign in the Sky, (ts) Smart Set December 1924
• * The Sign Language of the Indians, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1884
• * A Sign of Superiority, (ms) The Popular Magazine June 1 1914
• * Signorina Lessie, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly June 1883
• * Signs and Wonders, (ss) The Argosy (UK) March 1896
• * Signs of Appreciation, (pm) The Argosy #459, September 19 1891
• * Signs of Rain, (pm) The Grand Magazine August 1906
• The Grand Magazine (US) September 1906
• * Signs of Summer by Omar, (pm) Gunter’s Magazine August 1905
• * Signs of the Times, (ms) McCall’s Magazine October 1918
• * Signs of the Times, (ms) The American Magazine Jan 1942, Aug 1945, May 1946
• * Signs of the Times, (pi) The Strand Magazine February 1943
• * The Signs of the Zodiac, (pm)
• Good Housekeeping September 1945
• * Sign Talk AmongNativeTribes, (ar) The Saturday Evening Post November 26 1910
• * Sigsbee and the Burglar, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 15 1911
• * Sigurd’s Beard, (ss) The Argosy (UK) November 1872; translated from the Norwegian.
• * Silas Peters on Education, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1892
• * Silence, (ss) The Century Magazine July 1922
• * Silence as a Business Asset, (ar) The Busy Man’s Magazine March 1907
• * Silenced Her, (hu) The Popular Magazine October 1905
• * Silence Is Golden, (pm) The All-Story Magazine October 1906
• * Silence Not Always Wisdom, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1877
• * Silencing the Court, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 7 1922
• * The Silent City at Greenwood, (pm) (by John D. Sherwood) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1869
• * The Silent Lover, (pm) The Grand Magazine January 1906
• The Grand Magazine (US) February 1906
• * A Silent Meeting, (ms) The Pall Mall Magazine June 1907
• * The Silent Pools, (na) The Cornhill Magazine Oct, Nov 1894
• * The Silent Searchers, (pm) The Golden Argosy October 6 1883
• * Silent Soprano, (ar) Lilliput October/November 1953 [Ref. Ann Hanslip]
• * The Silent Spectre, (pm) (by Richard Henry Stoddard) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1859
• * The Silent Speech, (ss) The English Illustrated Magazine February 1909
• * Silent Sunset, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #135, March 1906
• * The Silent Tryst, (pm) (by Margaret J. Preston) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1878
• * The Silent Voice by Jules Eckert Goodman, (ms) The Green Book Magazine March 1915
• * The Silent Way, (pm) The Golden Argosy July 31 1886
• * Silent Zoo, (ms) Collier’s June 6 1953
• * The Silesian Shore, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1921
• * Silhouettes; Romance and War, (ar) Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1916
• * Silk-Growing in India, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly April 1897
• * Silk in the United States, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly October 1876
• * Silk Stockings, (mr) Argosy June 1957
• * The Silkworm Campaign in Italy, 1869, (ar) (by Jessie White Mario) The Cornhill Magazine October 1869
• * The Silkworm in Portugal, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February 1882
• * Silkworms and Silk Culture, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly December 1879
• * Silly Sayings, (ms) The Happy Mag. February 1937
• * Silver, and Its Production, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1885
• * The Silver Cup, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly September 1887
• * Silver Fiction, (ms) Cassell’s Magazine November 19 1870
• * The Silver Garter, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly September 1878
• * Silver-Lined, (ss) The Golden Argosy August 2 1884
• * “Silver Lining” Claim, (ss) (by W. Stephen) The Cornhill Magazine March 1892
• * The Silver Lock, (ss) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1878
• * The Silver Locket, (ss) (by C. J. Wills) The Cornhill Magazine November 1889
• * The Silver Meteor, (ar) Railroad Magazine May 1939
• * The Silvern Side, (pm) The Cottage Hearth
• The Argosy #501, July 9 1892
• * The Silver Penny, (ss) The Strand Magazine June 1892; translated from the Hungarian.
• The Strand Magazine (US) July 1892
• * Silver Slippers, (ts) Smart Set June 1926
• * The Silver Slug; or, Saved from the Sea, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly March 1879
• * The Silver Thugs, (cs) Black Cat (comic) March 1949
• Literary Outlaw #25, May 2026
• * The Silver-Tongued at Work, (hu) The Popular Magazine July 1907
• * The Silver Wedding, (pm) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly May 1881
• * The Silver Wedding Day, (ss) Colour April 1930
• * Simancas, (ar) Cassell’s Magazine Jun 18, Jul 16 1870 [Ref. Gustav Bergenroth]
• * Simba, (pi) Adventure January 1956
• * A Simile, (pm) The Golden Argosy May 7 1887
• * Simon Kenton, the Pioneer, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly May 1880
• * A Simple and Novel Prize Competition, (cn) The Lady’s Realm November 1903
• * The Simple Art of Stencilling, (ar) The Home Magazine, Woman at Home April 1922
• * Simple but Effective Dresses for Home Wear, (ms) Pictorial Review March 1913
• * The Simple Life, (ms) The Popular Stories October 29 1927
• * The Simple Muslin Dress for Summer, (ar) The Ladies’ Home Journal June 1910
• * A Simple Rôle, (pm) The Novel Magazine May 1911
• * A Simple Sign, (pm)
• The Argosy January 1909
• * A Simple Soldier, (ss) Nash’s Magazine January 1910
• * A Simple Song, (pm) The Golden Argosy September 18 1886
• * The Simplest Method, (hu) Short Stories June 1913
• * The Simplest of Remedies, (ms) The Popular Magazine July 15 1912
• * A Simple Story of To-Day, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine February 1855
• * The Simplified Poet, (pm) The Evening Sun
• People’s Magazine November 1906
• * Simplify Railroad Language, (ms) The Railroad Man’s Magazine June 1910
• * Simply Important, (pi) McCall’s October 1952
• * Simpson of Bussora, (ss) (by James Payn) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1876
• Short Stories April 1893, as by James Payn
• * Sims, (bg) Pearson’s Magazine September 1919 [Ref. William S. Sims]
• * Sinbad, the Skating Golfer, (ar) Lilliput December 1953/January 1954
• * Sincerely Yours, (ms) Good Housekeeping October 1962
• * The Sincerest Form of Flattery, (ss) (by Barry Pain) The Cornhill Magazine October 1890
• * Since We Began: Some Landmarks, Literary and Otherwise, (ms) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1914
• * Sing and Like It, (sa) Sure-Fire Screen Stories April 1934
• * Sing a Song of Sixpence, (pm)
• Good Housekeeping November 1945
• * Sing a Song of Sixpence, (qz) Argosy (UK) March 1955
• * The Singer, (pm) The Ludgate #20, June 1897
• * The Singer, (pm) (by Thomas Buchanan Read) The Atlantic Monthly September 1859
• * Singer and Poet, (pm) (by Richard Watson Gilder) Scribner’s Monthly June 1877
• * The Singer and the Song, (pm) (by Hannah R. Hudson) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1872
• * A Singer in the Morning, (pm) The Idler September 1902
• * The Singer Mother, (vi) The Novel Magazine March 1906
• * The Singer of Eisenach, (ss) The Leisure Hour September 2 1852
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine March 1853
• * The Singer’s Dream, (ss) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine January 1855
• * The Singer’s Story, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly December 1880
• * Singing Alone, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine April 1876
• * A Singing Ditty, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1866
• * Singing in Company, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly January 1879
• * A Singing Mouse, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly July 1878
• * The Singing-School Romance, (ss) (by H. Hastings Weld) The Atlantic Monthly December 1866
• * Singing Wires, (pm) Railroad Magazine July 1943
• * Singin’ in the Rain, (mr) The American Magazine April 1952
• * Sing It!, (pm) (by P. G. Wodehouse) Pearson’s Magazine July 1907
• * A Single Speech Made Stanley Baldwin Famous, (ar) McClure’s Magazine June 1925
• * The Single Woman’s Problem, (ar) The American Magazine July 1906
• * A Single Woman’s Story, (ss) (by Ellen Louise Chandler Moulton) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1861
• * Singular Effect of Light, at the Bariound, Valley of Lucerne, Piedmont, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly April 1876
• * A Singular Funeral, (ms) Cassell’s Magazine November 19 1870
• * A Singular Imposture, (ar) The Strand Magazine April 1895 [Ref. Mary Wilcox]
• The Strand Magazine (US) April 1895
• * Singularities of Great Men, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1885
• * Singular Names of Modern Aborigines, (hu) The Scrap Book December 1910
• * Singular Oil Fountains, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly May 1881
• * Singular Phenomenon, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly April 1878
• * A Singular Woman, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly December 1876
• * Sink Drains and Opera, (ms) McBride’s Magazine April 1916
• * “Sinners”, (sa) The Green Book Magazine April 1915 [Ref. Owen Davis]; novelization of the play by Owen Davis.
• * Sinners?, (ts) Smart Set April 1927
• * Sinners and Sufferers; or, The Villainy of High Life, (ss) Tait’s Edinburgh Magazine November 1850
• Harper’s New Monthly Magazine December 1850
• * A Sin of Omission, (ss) (by Mary N. Prescott) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1869
• * The Sins of the Four Hundred, Part 1: The Freebooters, (ar) The Smart Set February 1917
• * The Sins of the Four Hundred, Part 2: The Débutante, (ar) The Smart Set March 1917
• * The Sins of the Four Hundred, Part 3: The Married People, (ar) The Smart Set April 1917
• * The Sins of the Four Hundred, Part 4: The Orgies of Society, (ar) The Smart Set May 1917
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