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Grammar of the Great, (ms)
Gratefully Yours, (ms)
Great Minds Opposed, (ms)
The Groaning Board, (ms)
The Grouch Eternal, (ms)
Guide to Proper Living, (ms)
Gypsy Love Poems, (pm)
Hands Nobody Knew, (ms)
The Hangman’s Noose, (ms)
Happiness, as Viewed by Some Poets, Essayists, Novelists, Philosophers, and—a French Duchess, (ms)
Hardboiled Egos, (ms)
Harsh Truths, (ms)
Heil Smith Minor, (hu)
Helpful Hints for the New Year, (ms)
Heroes for the Planet: Then and Now, (pi) Time
Heroism, (ms)
The Highbrow Lowdown, (ms)
The Higher Explanation, (ms)
High Resolves, (ms)
Historic Rejoinders, (ms)
Hors-d’Oeuvres from the Newest Books, (ms)
How I Became a Success, (ms)
How Men Make Love, (ms)
How Men Make Love in Novels, (ms)
How to Make the Most of Time, (ms)
How to Raise the Devil, (ms)
Humor Explained, (ms)
The Humor of the American Cowboy, (ex)
Hymns of Hate, (ms)
Idle Boasts, (ms)
Illustration Gallery, (pi)
In All Modesty, (ms)
In a Word, (ms)
In Brief, (ms)
Inciters to Riot, (ms)
Indigo Reflections, (ms)
Insidious Notes, (ms)
Invective, (ms)
Invective, Part II, (ms)
Is Life a Dream, (ms)
It Could Have Been Better Put, (ms)
Items for the Tax Collector, (ms)
It Might Have Been, (ms)
“It Seems There Were Two Irishmen”, (hu)
The Jewel Merchants: A Program, (ms)
Jokes That Adam Told, (ms)
The Jolly Angler, (ms)
Justice, (ms)
Ladies Who Flirt, (ms)
Laughter, (ms)
A Laurel Wreath for Frontier and Midland Magazine, (pm)
Leaves from the Book of Tea, (ms)
Leviathan, (ms)
Lightning Sketches, (ms)
The Likes and Dislikes of Them, (ms)
Lincoln from the Inside, (ms)
Literary Advice, (ms)
Little Comedies of Married Life, (ms)
A Little Course in Love-Making, (ms)
A Little Garden of Verses, (ms)
Little Masterpieces of Criticism, (ms)
Little Truths, (ms)
The Long and the Short of It, (ms)
Long Vacation, (ms)
Looking Backward, (ms)
Looking Backward at 1933, (ms)
Love as the Wise See It, (ms)
Love Letters of Musicians, (lt)
Lovers Speak, (ms)
The Lure of Mystery, (ms)
Macabre & Supernatural Collections, (pi)
Macabre & Supernatural Novels, (pi)
Make It a Party, (ms)
Makers of History, (ms)
Man and Monkey, (ms)
Man Flies, (ms)
The Man George Washington in His Own Writings, (ms)
The March of Time, or—the Newshawks of 1842, (hu)
Marginalia, (ms)
Mary of Scotland, (ms)
Matters of Life and Death, (ms)
Mavericks, (ms)
Maxim Silencers, (ms)
Media Adaptations, (pi)
The Mental Approach to Love, (ms)
Metaphorisms, (ms)
Mew Words for Old, (ms)
The “Mike Faraday” Series, (pi)
A Miscellany, (ms)
Modern Beauty Recipes from Experts, (ms)
Money Matters, (ms)
More Admissions, (ms)
More Advice, (ms)
More Clues, (ms)
More Fashion Notes, (ms)
“The Most Exclusive Club”, (ms)
The Most Unkindest Cut, (ms)
Myths of the Cherokees, (ms)
Myths of the Moon, (ms)
Nan’s Adventures Up to Date, (pm)
Nature Lessons, (ms)
Never Ask the End, (ms)
Nibbles from the Reviews, (ex)
The Nodding Muse, (ms)
Non-Fiction, (pi)
“No Spik English”, (ms)
Notes for Dictators, (ms)
Notes for Travelers, (ms)
Odd Bits, (ms)
Off America, (ms)
Omens of Olden Times, (ms)
On America, (ms)
On Dining Out, (ms)
On Good Behavior, (ms)
On Growing Old Gracefully, (ms)
On Marrying, (ms)
On Speaking Terms, (ms)
On the One Hand—and on the Other, (ms)
On Time, (ms)
The Open Road, Part I, (ms)
The Open Road, Part II, (ms)
Original Covers, (pi)
Origins, (ms)
Other Books, (pi)
Our Puzzling Ancestors, (ms)
Our Unabashed Dictionary, (ms) Playboy
Outlands and Airways, (cl)
Outspoken Wives, (ms)
Paradox of Paradoxes, (ms)
Parliamentary Parlance, (ms)
Parthian Shafts, (ms)
Phrases That Excited Americans, (ms)
Planning Ahead, (ms)
Playboy After Hours, (ms) Playboy
Playboy’s Party Jokes, (ms) Playboy
Plotting Against the Elements, (ms)
The Poet’s Day Out, (ms)
Ponce Seeks the Fountain of Youth, (ms)
A Portfolio from the Works of Edgar Allan Poe, (pi)
A Portfolio from the Works of Jack Vance, (pi)
Prayers for Numerous Things, (ms)
Precisely So, (ms)
Private Opinions Made Public, (ms)
Pro—and Antipasto, (ms)
Proceedings from the Old Bailey, (ms)
Professional Difficulties, (ms)
Prophets—with Naught but Honor, (ms)
Proverbial Disagreement, (ms)
Puffin Party, (ms)
Pulp Art Gallery, (il)
The Pulp Artists, (il)
Pure Cussedness, (ms)
Q.E.D., (ms)
The Quick and the Dead, (ms)
Reading It in the Stars, (ms)
Reason Is the Life of the Law, (ms)
Recommended for Pensions, (ms)
Recreations, (ms)
Remembered First Nights, (ms)
Remembered form the Play, (ms)
Remembered from the Play, (ms)
Rendering Unto Caesar, (ms)
“The Renewed for-ever of a Kiss”, (ms)
Repartee, (ms)
Replies by Return, (ms)
Reviews of Dracula (1897), (rv)
Reviews of Dracula (1899), (rv)
Reviews of “Dracula’s Guest” (1914), (rv)
Reviews of The Jewel of Seven Stars (1903), (rv)
Reviews of The Lady of the Shroud (1909), (rv)
Reviews of The Lair of the White Worm (1911), (rv)
Reviews of The Mystery of the Sea (1902), (rv)
Reviews of The Snake’s Pass (1890), (rv)
Reviews of Under the Sunset (1881), (rv)
The Rheumy Dean, (ms) [Ref. Jonathan Swift]
Richard Shaver Cover Gallery, (pi)
Romance, (ms)
Romaunt of the Rose, (ms)
Royal Authors, (ms)
Royal Authors Part II, (ms)
R.S.V.P., (ms)
St. Patrick, (ms)
Samples from Outstanding Books of the Month, (ex)
Sayings That Make Men Immortal: Some French Kings, (ms)
Seeing Is Believing, (ms)
Select ERB Book Reviews, (rc)
Seven Poets—One Girl (portmanteau poem), (pm)
Shaw’s Habits, (ms)
Short Shrift, (ms)
Short Stories & Novellas, (pi)
Signs, (ms)
Signs of the Times, (ms)
The Simple Pleasures, (ms)
Sketches While You Wait, (ms)
Snuff and Nonsense, (ms)
Snug as a Bug, (ms)
The “Solar Pons” Series, (pi)
Some Ancient Carols, (ms)
Some Dancers, (ms)
Some Dancers (Conclusion), (ms)
Some Dancers—Part II: The West, (ms)
Some Dancers—Part I: The East, (ms)
Some Interesting Ghosts, (ms)
Some Masculine Thoughts Concerning Woman, (ms)
Some Mighty Swimmers, (ms)
Some Who Didn’t Diet, (ms)
Some Women I Have Met, (ms)
Songs from Cathay, (ms)
So They Have Said, (ms)
So They Said: A Long Ago, (ms)
So They Said: A Long Time Ago, (ms)
So They Say, (ms)
The Soul of the Countess Kathleen, (ms)
Sporting Chance, (ms)
The Springtime of Life, (ms)
Starting a Library, (ms)
Stop Us if You’ve Heard These, (ms)
Stratofears, (ms)
Subjects for Debate, (ms)
The Subtlety of Everything, (ms)
Success Stories, or, Business Is Business, (ms)
Suggestions for Resolutions, (ms)
Summer Bonum, Autumn Malum, (ms)
Sweeping Statements, (ms)
Swordplay, (ms)
Swords of Humor, (ms)
Take Your Choice, (ms)
The Tenth Muse: Advertisa, (ms)
Thanksgiving Day, (ms)
That Enigma—Beauty, (ms)
That Schoolboy!, (ms)
Their Word for It, (ms)
They Didn’t Like the Times, (ms)
They Died Saying—, (ms)
They Filled in the Blanks, (hu)
They Hated Women, (ms)
They Studied Love, (ms)
The Thing Called Love, (ms)
Thoughts on Life, (ms)
Thoughts on Today, (ms)
Three Visions, (ms)
Thumbnose Sketches, (ms)
The Tie That Binds, (ms)
To My Valentine, (ms)
To Outwit the Weaker Sex, (ms)
Treasure (Part II), (ms)
Trombone Solos, (ms)
Twinkles from “The Star of Hope”, (ms)
Two Great Couplets, (pm)
Unanswerables, (ms)
Under the Setting Sun, (ms)
hu|BOP|1936|Nov|(v59:2)|Under the Spreading Chestnut Tree, (hu)
Unorthodox Definitions, (ms)
Unpublished Works, (pi)
Up from Slangery, (ms)
Utopia, (ms)
Variations on a Familiar Theme, (ms)
The Vault, (ms)
Verbal Shrapnel, (ms)
The Very Best Advice, (ms)
Vicious Circles, (ms)
The Visionaries, (ms)
Waggery, (ms)
Waggery and Doggerel, (ms)
The Way of the World, (ms)
Weak Ends, (ms)
What Are Good Manners, (ms)
What Dying Lips Have Said, (ms)
What Is a Gentleman?, (ms)
What Is Romance?, (ms)
What Law Can Do, (ms)
What Love Can Do, (ms)
What Men Read 2500 Years Ago, (ms)
What Religions Have Promised, (ms)
What Religions Have Promised (Concluded), (ms)
What the Reviewers Said About Shelley, (ms)
What They Really Think, (ms)
When Critics Disagree, (ms)
When the Sea Grows Angry, (ms)
When the Sea Grows Angry—Part I, (ms)
When They Were Very Young, (ms)
When Trade Was Young and Romantic, (ms)
When Two and Two Make Five, (ms)
When Wives Speak Out, (ms)
Whom Do You Quote Every Day?, (ms)
Why Else?, (ms)
Why Play Producers Go Mad, (ms)
Why We Are Lawbreakers, (ms)
Wilde and Whistler, (ms)
Wills, (ms)
Wise Men and Fools, (ms)
The Wise on Depression, (ms)
With All Due Respect to Our Ancestors, (ms)
With but a Single Thought, (ms)
Women and Marriage, (ms)
Women on Men, (ms)
Women—What to Do About Them, (ms)
Word Portraits, (ms)
Word Portraits of Famous People, (ms)
Worldly Possessions, (ms)

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