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COMPLITTE SHORT STORY BY A
... COMPLITTE SHORT STORY BY A POPULAR AUTHOR. SirrEEN PAGES. ONE PENNY. WORKING KEN WANTED. SPECIAL NOTICE. ONA,ND OPPOSTVNITT Co= AND MI 2.000 PAM cum POLICE AL Ma. hen lit 11010 PAIMBEET AILEY CWL MI 11000 PAM 2101DPOWD COED =Dm HAS. tm. 116 Parr. SIXIO ...
SHORT STORY J. R.WILMOT
... SHORT STORY J. R.WILMOT the mixed doubles. They had discussed the matter for many weeks. and Bonnie knew that Barbara had eel her heart on winning the championship, even though she knew that some of the best players in the country habitually entered. ...
ELIZABETH BOWEN AND THE SHORT STORY
... BOWEN AND THE SHORT STORY A Day in the Dark. By Elisabeth Bowen . (Cape. 21s.i Stories from the Caribbean. Edited by Andrew Balkey. (Elek Books. 305.) The Horse Knows the Way. By John O'Hara. (Cresset Press. 21s.i LIVERY good short story '- ...
October IS. WEEKLY POST SHORT STORY
... October IS. WEEKLY POST SHORT STORY ...
A short story by PETER WILLIAMS
... A short story by PETER WILLIAMS ...
Do we neglect the short story?
... Do we neglect the short story? By ANNE RICHARDS ...
SHORT STORY A Question of Psychology
... SHORT STORY A Question of Psychology MR. HALKISS, senior surviving partner of the firm of Haikiss. Halkiss. Brand and Halkiss, rose from his chair as the visitor was shown in. Even the most prosperous firm of solicitors numbers few millionaires among ...
SH.ORT STORY. THE MYSTERIOUS MRS. VANDLEBURGH
... SH . ORT STORY. THE MYSTERIOUS MRS. VANDLEBURGH. Mrs. Vandleburgh exquisitely p.etty, tolerably off, ant a widow. This was all iociety knew about her. She hsd into its midst as suddenly and ariexpli-tedly as though he had dropped from the occult regions ...
SHORT STORY, Miss Milverton's Manoeuvre
... SHORT STORY, Miss Milverton's Manoeuvre. By JESSIE POPE. bashful little Miss Milvertan blushed she looked quite young again. She leaned out of the window, and craning round could see that a glimpse of pale blue was half concealed among the leaves and ...
WEEKLY POVT SHORT STORY The Guilty
... WEEKLY POVT SHORT STORY The Guilty INEVER knew Milligan very well. He was a fellow clerk in the bank with me in fact, our desks adjoined. Most of the day we would sit pouring over figures, but sometimes, for a moment, perhaps if the sunlight fell ...
WEEK-END SHORT STORY The Witch’s Orb
... WEEK-END SHORT STORY The Witch’s Orb NO, Annie Marten wasn’t a witch, leastways I don’t think so, though there was some that called her such. A nasty, mean, sneaking thing she was, but not clever enough for that. What luck she had, and she had plenty ...