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* Claude Duval [Claude Duval], (ss) The Boys’ Friend #1359 Jul 2, #1360 Jul 9, #1361 Jul 16, #1362 Jul 23, #1363 Jul 30, #1364 Aug 6, #1365 Aug 13, #1366 Aug 20, #1367 Aug 27 1927

* Claude Du Vall, (ar)

Great Detective Stories, Walter J. Black, 1928; from Robber Tales.
101 World’s Great Mystery Stories, Blue Ribbon Books, 1928

* Claude Hoskins, (il) The Magnet Library June 12 1926

* Claude Hoskins, (ms) The Magnet Library May 25 1918

* Claudette Colbert, the Woman Today, (bg) The Woman Today May 1935

* Claudia Balsey, (pi) Topper March 1976

* Claudia Schiffer, (ar) Penthouse December 1993

* The Clause in the Will [Sexton Blake], (n.) (by William Murray Graydon) The Sexton Blake Library #39, 1926

* Clavering’s Change of Mind, (vi) Chicago Ledger June 30 1906

* The Claverings:
* ___ Chapter I. Julia Brabazon, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine February 1866
* ___ Chapter II. Harry Clavering Chooses His Profession, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine February 1866
* ___ Chapter III. Lord Ongar, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine February 1866
* ___ Chapter IV. Florence Burton, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine March 1866
* ___ Chapter V. Lady Ongar’s Return, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine March 1866
* ___ Chapter VI. The Rev. Samuel Saul, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine March 1866
* ___ Chapter VII. Some Scenes in the Life of a Countess, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine April 1866
* ___ Chapter VIII. The House in Onslow Crescent, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine April 1866
* ___ Chapter IX. Too Prudent by Half, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine April 1866
* ___ Chapter X. Florence Burton at the Rectory, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine May 1866
* ___ Chapter XI. Sir Hugh and His Brother Archie, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine May 1866
* ___ Chapter XII. Lady Ongar Takes Possession, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine May 1866
* ___ Chapter XIII. A Visitor Calls at Ongar Park, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine June 1866
* ___ Chapter XIV. Count Pateroff and His Sister, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine June 1866
* ___ Chapter XV. An Evening in Bolton Street, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine June 1866
* ___ Chapter XVI. The Rivals, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine July 1866
* ___ Chapter XVII. Let Her Know That You’re There, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine July 1866
* ___ Chapter XVIII. Captain Clavering Makes His First Attempt, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine July 1866
* ___ Chapter XIX. The Blue Posts, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine August 1866
* ___ Chapter XX. Desolation, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine August 1866
* ___ Chapter XXI. Yes; Wrong;—Certainly Wrong, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine August 1866
* ___ Chapter XXII. The Day of the Funeral, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine September 1866
* ___ Chapter XXIII. Cumberly Lane Without the Mud, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine September 1866
* ___ Chapter XXIV. The Russian Spy, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine September 1866
* ___ Chapter XXV. What Would Men Say of You?, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine October 1866
* ___ Chapter XXVI. The Man Who Dusted His Boots with His Handkerchief, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine October 1866
* ___ Chapter XXVII. Freshwater Gate, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine October 1866
* ___ Chapter XXVIII. What Cecilia Burton Did for Her Sister-in-law, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine November 1866
* ___ Chapter XXIX. How Damon Parted from Pythias, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine November 1866
* ___ Chapter XXX. Doodles in Mount Street, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine November 1866
* ___ Chapter XXXI. Harry Clavering’s Confession, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine December 1866
* ___ Chapter XXXII. Florence Burton Packs up a Packet, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine December 1866
* ___ Chapter XXXIII. Showing Why Harry Clavering Was Wanted at the Rectory, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine December 1866
* ___ Chapter XXXIV. Mr. Saul’s Abode, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine January 1867
* ___ Chapter XXXV. Parting, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine January 1867
* ___ Chapter XXXVI. Captain Clavering Makes His Last Attempt, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine January 1867
* ___ Chapter XXXVII. What Lady Ongar Thought About It, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine February 1867
* ___ Chapter XXXVIII. How to Dispose of a Wife, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine February 1867
* ___ Chapter XXXIX. Farewell to Doodles, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine February 1867
* ___ Chapter XL. Showing How Mrs. Burton Fought Her Battle, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine March 1867
* ___ Chapter XLI. The Sheep Returns to the Fold, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine March 1867
* ___ Chapter XLII. Restitution, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine March 1867
* ___ Chapter XLIII. Lady Ongar’s Revenge, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine April 1867
* ___ Chapter XLIV. Showing What Happened off Heligoland, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine April 1867
* ___ Chapter XLV. Is She Mad?, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine April 1867
* ___ Chapter XLVI. Madame Gordeloup Retires from British Diplomacy, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine May 1867
* ___ Chapter XLVII. Showing How Things Settled Themselves at the Rectory, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine May 1867
* ___ Chapter XLVIII. Conclusion, (sl) (by Anthony Trollope) The Cornhill Magazine May 1867
* Claw-Fist the Football Gangster, (sl) The Skipper #185, March 17 1934

* The Claw of Haunted Mountain [League of Crimson Dominoes], (ss) The Buzzer #31, May 14 1938

* The Claw of the Camorra, (ms) Fawcett’s Magazine September 1925

* Claws Leave Clues [Dixon Hawke], (n.) Dixon Hawke Library #508, 1939

* Claws of the Crimson Dragon [The White Avenger], (sl) (by Edward R. Home-Gall) The Triumph May 27 1939

* Clay Allison, (ia) The Rio Kid Western April 1948

The Rio Kid Western (Canada) April 1948

* Clay Allison’s Brand, (ms) Wild West Weekly July 20 1929

* Claymore and Dirk; or, The March of the Cameron Men, (sl) (by Walter Viles) The Boy’s Standard Mar 17, Mar 24 1888

* Clean as a Pig, (ms) Street & Smith’s Western Story Magazine July 24 1937

* A Clean Conscience, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine November 1893

* Cleaner Water Polo, (ms) Street & Smith’s Sport Story Magazine January 25 1932

* Cleanest Class of Animals, (ms) Wide-Awake Magazine March 25 1916

* The Cleanest Girl in Town, (pi) Caper July 1959

* Cleaning Up the Calendar, (ar) Modern World May 18 1940; condensed from La Gazette, Brussels, 1940.

* Cleanly Vaulted, (ss) 10 Story Book November 1933

* Cleansing the Palate with Language, (ed) Abyss & Apex #43, 3rd Quarter 2012

* Clear All Wires, (cl) The Royal Pictorial Sep, Oct 1933

* The Clearance of the New Forest: The Story of the Death of a Tyrant King, (ar) Boy’s Comic Journal #468, February 27 1892

* The Clear-Eyed Cherubim, (br) Colour October 1923

* Clear for Action, (ms) Speed Mystery January 1945

* Clear for Action!, (ar) Fawcett’s Battle Stories #27, November 1929

* A Clear Glimpse Into the Future, (ar) Detroit Monthly July 1901

* Clearing Glaciers, (ms) The Popular Magazine April 28 1928

* Clearing Her Cupboard, (ms) Snappy Stories 2nd February 1922

* The Clearing of the Hell Gate Obstructions, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly November 1876

* Clearing the Decks for Action, (ia) Chums October 10 1914

* Clearing the Range, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #611, August 29 1931; adapted from the movie (Hoot Gibson, Sally Eilers).

* Clearing the Way to Wembley, (ar) Tit-Bits #2838, March 21 1936

* Clear Sailing, (pi) Man’s Book Periodical April 1967

* Clear the Runway for the New, Bigger Flying Aces Magazine!, (ms) Flying Aces October 1933

* “Clear the Streets!”, (pi) See for Men November 1959

* Clear the Way, (pm) Our Dumb Animals

The Argosy #545, May 13 1893

* The Clear Vision, (pm) (by John Greenleaf Whittier) The Atlantic Monthly May 1868

* Clearway Mermaid Competition: Readers’ Limericks Win Prizes, (pm) Penthouse (UK) January 1968

* Clematis, (ss) The Australian Journal #135, August 1876

* Clemence, (ss) (by Carroll Owen) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1876

* Hal Clement, (pi) Galileo #11/12, 1979 [Ref. Hal Clement]

* Clement’s Inn, (ar) Black & White #39, October 31 1891

* Clem’s Correspondent, (ss) 10 Story Book September 1925

* Cleon, (ss) The Argosy (UK) June 1884

* Cleopatra, (pi) Adam (Australia) March 1973

* “Cleopatra”, (pi) Romance September 1925

* The Cleopatra Needle Mystery [Sexton Blake], (n.) (by John Nix Pentelow) The Sexton Blake Library #101, 1927

* Cleopatra’s Needle, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly October 1880

* “Cleopatra’s Needle” at Sea, (ar) The Trident April 1939

* The Clergyman and the Wedding Fee, (ar) The Scrap Book February 1911

* A Clergyman of the Revolution, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly December 1879

* A Clergyman’s Adventure, (ss) (by William M. Baker) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1861

* A Clergyman’s Holiday, (ss) The Belgravia Annual Christmas 1874

* Clergyman’s Wife, (ts) True Story March 1939

* A Clergyman who Runs a Poultry Farm, (ms) The Sunday Strand February 1906

* Clergymen Approve and Praise Physical Culture, (ms) Physical Culture Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct 1924

* The Clergy of the Eighteenth Century, (ar) (by Thomas E. Kebbel) The Cornhill Magazine January 1883

* A Clerical Builder, (ms) The Sunday Strand January 1906

* The Clerk of the Weather: A Chronicle of Nevelundregenstein, (nv) (by Eustace Clare Grenville Murray) The Cornhill Magazine May 1872

* Clerk Robs Mails, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 9 1919

* Clerk Saunders, (ar)

The Haunters and the Haunted ed. Ernest Rhys & M. Larigot, O'Connor, D., 1921

* Clerkships in the Customs, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine March 1878

* The Clerk’s Holiday, (pm) The Windsor Magazine September 1911

* Clerk Slaves of the Railways, 1: The Booking Clerk, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 20 1912

* Clerk Slaves of the Railways, 2: The Goods Clerk, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal April 27 1912

* Clerk Slaves of the Railways: The Parcels Clerk, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal May 11 1912

* Clerk Slaves of the Railways: The Station-Master, (ar) Cassell’s Saturday Journal June 1 1912

* Clerk Thwarts Bandits, (ms) Detective Story Magazine October 19 1920

* The Clerk Was Routed, (ss)

Cream July 1897; Butte (MT) Tribune.

* A Clerk Who Is Paid Not to Work, (ms) The Live Wire August 1908

* Cleve F. Adams’ Violet McDade, (bi) The Pulpster #26, 2017 [Ref. Cleve F. Adams]

* The Cleveland Boys’ Club, (ar) The American Boy May 1907

* Cleveland Has Traffic Dog, (ms) Detective Story Magazine September 16 1919

* Cleveland II, (ms) Amra v2 #33, 1965

* Cleveland, Past and Present, (ar) Cassell’s Family Magazine August 1881

* Cleveland Print Makers, (cn) Four Arts April 1935

* Clever and Mysterious, (iv) Suspense Magazine March 2010 [Ref. Simon R. Green]

* The Clever and the Good, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #92, November 1919

* A Clever Animal, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine May 15 1928

* A Clever Arrangement, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine July 1895

* Clever as Sin, (ss) Scotland Yard #7, November 1930

* Clever Camouflage, (ms) Flying Aces August 1943

* A Clever Canine, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine May 15 1928

* Clever Carlo, (hu) The Popular Magazine October 1905

* Clever Catches, (ia) Chums April 24 1915

* A Clever Chaperon, (ss) The Argosy (UK) April 1895

* Clever Chinese Beggars, (ms) Mystery Magazine #115, August 15 1922

* Clever Coyote Outwits Bear, (ms) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly December 19 1936

* Clever Crime Coup of the Hillbilly Sheriff, (ar) Sensation November 1939

* The Clever Devil, (ts) True Story Magazine #11, September 1923

* Clever Dick:
* ___ The Mighty Atom!, (cs) The Startler May 3 1930
* Cleverer Criminals, (ms) Street & Smith’s Detective Story Magazine January 1938

* The Cleverest Amateur Cyclist in the World, (ar) The Harmsworth Monthly Pictorial Magazine November/December 1898 [Ref. Thomas Orde-Lees]

* The Cleverest Ones of the Month, (hu) The Sovereign Magazine March 1927

* The Cleverest Woman Detective in the Country, (ms) Detective Story Magazine March 21 1925

* A Clever Forger, (ms) Detective Story Magazine December 20 1915

* A Clever Forgery, (ar) (by William Pole) The Cornhill Magazine June 1870

* Clever French Crook, (ms) Detective-Dragnet Magazine July 1931

* A Clever Girl, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine July 1 1925

* Clever Illusion, (ms) Good Housekeeping (UK) April 1946

* A Clever Jail Break, (ms) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly Jan 1 1938, Dec 23 1939

* Clever Lads!, (hu) Chums January 31 1926

* A Clever Model of a Ship, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper April 20 1907

* A Clever Model of a Ship, (qa) The Boy’s Own Paper August 17 1907

* The Cleverness of Mr. Paradise, (ss) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly March 1885

* A Clever Nun, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly September 1884

* Clever - or Crazy?, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual 1938, 1937

* A Clever Plan, (pm) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine April 1894

* Clever Ruse Reveals Writer of Anonymous Letter, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 4 1922

* A Clever Rustler, (ms) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly December 10 1938

* A Clever Sheep Dog, (vi) St. Nicholas May 1886

* A Clever Shot, (ss) Chums May 3 1893

* Clever Stories of Noted People, (cl) The Clever Magazine Oct 25, Nov 1, #14 Nov 15 1902

* A Clever Thief, (ar) The Young Englishman’s Journal September 14 1867

* The Clever Thief, (vi) Library of the World’s Best Mystery and Detective Stories: Oriental: True Stories of Modern Magic ed. Julian Hawthorne, The Review of Reviews, 1907; translated from the Tibetan by W. R. S. Ralston.

The Lock and Key Library: Mediterranean ed. Julian Hawthorne, The Review of Reviews, 1909

* Clever Things That Boys Can Make, (ar) Ladies’ Home Journal September 1909

* A Clever Traveller, (ms) The Boy’s Own Paper October 7 1882

* Clever Truths, (ms) Clever Truths Jun, Oct, Nov, Dec 1925, Jan, Feb 1926

Best Stories of All Time September 1925

* The Clew Infallible, (ar) (by Frank Blighton) Flynn’s April 11 1925

* Clew of Trunks Leads to Fur Loot, (ms) Detective Story Magazine November 28 1925

* Clichéland, (vi) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact November 1977

* Clichéland, (vi) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact May 1978

* Clichéland, (vi) Analog Science Fiction—Science Fact October 1978

* Clichés and Tags, (ar) (by Gertrude Quin) The Cornhill Magazine September 1894

* Cliff Climbing for a Living, (ar) The American Boy December 1907

* Cliff-Dweller Relics, (ms) Street & Smith’s Far West Stories July 1931

* Cliff Dwellers of the Far North, (ms) True Western Stories December 1925

* Cliff-Hanger, (cn) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine June 2014

* Cliff M. Bisbee, (ar) Street & Smith’s Western Story March 1946 [Ref. Cliff M. Bisbee]

* Cliff of Gold Secret Kept for Twenty-Three Years, (ms) Western Story Magazine July 2 1927

* Clifford C. Reed, (bg) New Worlds Science Fiction #75, September 1958 [Ref. Clifford C. Reed]

* Clifford Donald Simak, (bi) Presenting Moonshine #31, May 1973 [Ref. Clifford D. Simak]

* Clifford D. Simak 1904-1988, (ob) Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact November 1988 [Ref. Clifford D. Simak]

* Clifford M. Eddy, (ob) (by August Derleth) The Arkham Collector #3, Summer 1968 [Ref. C. M. Eddy, Jr.]

* The Cliffs at Newport, (pm) (by Ruth Dana) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine August 1878

* The Climate and the Work, (ar) (by William H. Russell) The Cornhill Magazine August 1862

* Climate Inclement, (br) New Worlds SF #166, 1966

* The Climax of Love-Stories, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly February 1881

* A Climbing Adventure, (ss) Chums February 1 1893

* Climbing for a Living, (ms) Western Story Magazine June 1 1929

* Climbing Mount Teyde, or the Peak of Teneriffe, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly October 1889

* Climbing Mt. Naiset, (ar) The Open Road August 1921

* Climbing Mt. Resplendent, (ar) The Open Road May/June 1921

* The Climbing Perch (Anabas Scandens), (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly April 1876

* Climbing the Ladder; or, Brave Robert Dawson, (nv) (by Helen Cross Knight) Religious Tract Society, 1847, as "Robert Dawson; or, The Brave Spirit"

The Bouverie Series of Penny Stories #44, 1908

* Climbing the Literary Ladder, (iv) Suspense Magazine September 2011 [Ref. Simon Toyne]

* Climbing the Roof of the World, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual 1937, 1936

* Climbing the Steepest Grade, (ms) Railroad Man’s Magazine July 1912

* Climbing the Tallest Tree in the World, (vi) (by Rhys H. Hughes) Nemonymous #2, May 2002

Ten Tributes to Calvino by Rhys Hughes, Gloomy Seahorse Press, 2012, as by Rhys Hughes

* A Clincher, (pm) The All-Story Magazine September 1908

* The Clincher Campaign; or, Deadwood Dick in Cincinnati [Deadwood Dick], (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #98, 189?

* Cling Not to Earth, (pm) The Tryout June 1918

* Clings to Murder Habit, (ms) Detective Story Magazine February 5 1918

* Clinical Sonnets, (br) The American Mercury March 1950 [Ref. Merrill Moore]

* The Clink of Gold, (nv) Belgravia

Romance April 1894

* Clink Warns Dog Owners, (ms) The Scranton Times 1979

PITFCS: Proceedings of the Institute for Twenty-First Century Studies ed. Theodore R. Cogswell, Advent, 1992

* Clint Catalyst, (iv) Carpe Noctem v4 #4, 1998

* Clint Eastwood. One Bad Step After Another—, (iv) Rex #31, 1972 [Ref. Clint Eastwood]

* Clint Gaige, (bg) Bullet #5, 2005 [Ref. Clint Gaige]

* Clinton Portis, (iv) Penthouse October 2006

* Clip Artist, (pi) Showpiece July/August/September 1972

* Clipped Wings, (ts) Scarlet Confessions April 1936

* The Clipper, (ts) Fact & Fiction #1, November 26 1934as told to Olive P. Barrett

* Clipping Hair and Clipping Coupons, (ms) The Popular Magazine May 20 1922

* Clippings, (ms)

The Bulletin of the Science Fiction Writers of America #74, Winter 1980

* Clive Barker: A Working Bibliography, (bi) Clive Barker’s Shadows in Eden ed. Stephen Jones, Underwood-Miller, 1991

* Clive Barker: The Creator, (iv) Dread #6, 1992 [Ref. Clive Barker]

* The Cliveden Paper-Chase [Cliveden], (ss) (by Charles Hamilton) The Boys’ Herald #229, December 7 1907

* The Cliveden Waxworks [Cliveden], (ss) (by Charles Hamilton) The Boys’ Herald #232, December 28 1907

* Clive Jackson, (bg) Slant #5, Spring 1951 [Ref. Clive Jackson]

* Clive of India, (sa) Boy’s Cinema #811, June 29 1935; adapted from the movie (Ronald Colman, Loretta Young).

* The Cloakroom Woman’s Ditty (Written on a chilly night), (pm) Pan #3, November 22 1919

* The Clock, (ss) Short Stories March 1899; translated by P. P. Mazyck

* Clock Has Run Nearly Two Centuries, (ms) Ace-High Magazine 2nd December 1928

* A Clock Made Entirely of Straw, (ms) The Strand Magazine April 1920

* The Clockmaker, (pm) My Magazine March 1915

* A Clock of Oklahoma, (ms) Western Story Magazine June 15 1929

* The Clock on the Stairs, (ss) The Argosy (UK) Summer 1887

* Clocks in China, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly August 1880

* The Clock’s Romance, (ss) The Argosy (UK) February 1881

* Clock That Marked Death, (ms) Speed Mystery January 1944

* The Clockweight of Copplestone [Maxwell Kean], (ss) Lion Library #4, 1909

* The Clock We Were All Ashamed Of, (ss) A Race for Life and Other Tales, Leisure Hour, 1872

* Clockwork Angel, (br) Weird Tales Spring 2011 [Ref. Cassandra Clare]

* A Clockwork Galumph, (pi) Galumph February 1973

* Clockwork Heart, (br) Weird Tales July/August 2008 [Ref. Dru Pagliassotti]

* “Clogs to Clogs…”, (ts) The Passing Show January 27 1934

* A Close Call, (ss) Boys’ Life August 1911

* A Close Call for Brazos Bell [Brazos Bell], (cs) (by F. L. Stebbins) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly August 22 1936

* The Closed Cabinet, (na) Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine January 1895

* Closed Chapters, (sl) Silver Star and Golden Star #412, November 11 1949

* Closed for the Season, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) April 1909

* The Close of a Danish Wedding, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly July 1883

* The Close of a Great Dramatic Career, (ar) (by Patrick Kennedy) Dublin University Magazine May 1868

* The Close of the Year, (pm) Cassell’s Family Magazine January 1878, as by George Weatherly

Ballou’s Monthly Magazine January 1879

* Close of Vol. VI, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper September 27 1884

* Close of Vol. XV, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper September 30 1893

* Close Shaves, (ms) Personal Adventure December 1937

* “Closes the Book” on the Bishop Files with “Final Shadows”, (iv) Suspense Magazine November/December 2018 [Ref. Kay Hooper]

* Close to Earth’s Core of Fire, (ar) The Scrap Book September 1910

* Close to the Land, Interview with Lone Wolf Circles, (iv) Xizquil #9, May 1993 [Ref. Lone Wolf Circles]

* Close-Up: Frank Armer—Pulp Potentate, (bg) Independent News 1944 [Ref. Frank Armer]

Windy City Pulp Stories #9, 2009

* Closeup of a Copa Queen, (pi) Caper April 1957

* A Close Up of Fun, (ar) This Week March 6 1938

* Close-up of the Stars, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual 1941, 1940

* Close-Up on Donna, (pi) Showcase v2 #1, 1962

* Close-Ups, (ed) Photoplay Magazine March 1917

* Close-Up Snapshots of a French Attack, (pi) Collier’s December 22 1917

* Close Watch Kept on Steeple Jack, (ms) Detective Story Magazine July 30 1921

* Closing the Incident, (ms) Top-Notch May 15 1911

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