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- * Theme and Variations, (pi) The Dude May 1957
- * The Theme Is Success, (bg) John Bull November 30 1946 [Ref. Emlyn Williams]
- * Themes, (ms) Two Views of Wonder ed. Thomas N. Scortia & Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Ballantine, 1973
- * Theme with Variations, (ms) The Strand Magazine October 1943
- * Themistocles, (pm) (by William Everett) The Atlantic Monthly October 1867
- * Then, (pm) Truth
- * Then and Now, (ar) The Triumph July 4 1931
- * Then and Now, (ar) Reading and Collecting August 1937
- * Then and Now, (ia) The Lone Eagle Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1934, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug,
Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1935
Jan, Feb, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec 1936
Feb, Apr, Aug 1937, Feb, Jun 1938
- * Then and Now, (pi) Argosy March 1947
- * Then and Now, (pm)
- * Then and Now, (pm) (by Elizabeth Drew Stoddard) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine June 1857
- * Then and Now!, (ms) Hot Stories February 1930
- * Then as Now, (ms) The Popular Magazine September 7 1927
- * Then Comes the Rain, (pm) The Argosy September 1894
- * Then He Remembered, (ms) Top-Notch Magazine January 1 1928
- * …Then Home to His Wife in Italy, (ms) Collier’s July 12 1952
- * Then Joshua Sent Two Men to Spie Secretly…, (ex) from The Bible,
- * Then Laugh, (pm) The Half-Century Magazine October 1916
- * Then Let the Heart Be Glad, (pm) Red Letter October 14 1911
- * Then & Now, (ar) Woman’s Weekly November 8 2011
- * Then Tales of the Air, (cl) The Captain #217, April 1917
- * Then There Were None, (hu) Here! Is America’s Humor February 1952
- * Theodora, (ss) The Argosy (UK) September 1873
- * Theodora, (ss) The Royal Magazine April 1917
- * Theodore and Co., (pi) The London Magazine February 1917
- * Theodore A. Tinsley’s Carrie Cashin, (bi) The Pulpster #26, 2017 [Ref. Theodore A. Tinsley]
- * Theodore by Theodora: A Powys Memoir, (ms) The Lost Club Journal #3, Spring 2004 [Ref. T. F. Powys]
- * Theodore Hook’s Punning, (ar) Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly March 1876
- * Theodore Meets a Grizzly, (ms) North•West Stories 1st December 1927
- * Theodore Roosevelt, (ia) The Rio Kid Western March 1953
- * Theodore Roosevelt - President, (pi) Metropolitan Magazine November 1901
- * Theodore Sturgeon, (bg) New Worlds Science Fiction #46 Apr 1956, #102 Jan 1961 [Ref. Theodore Sturgeon]
- * A Theodore Sturgeon SF/Fantasy Index, (bi) 3 to the Highest Power ed. William F. Nolan, Avon, 1968 [Ref. Theodore Sturgeon]
- * Théophile Gautier, (ar) (by C. E. Meetkerke) Temple Bar December 1893 [Ref. Théophile Gautier]
- * Théophile Gautier, (bg) (by Sidney Colvin) The Cornhill Magazine February 1873 [Ref. Théophile Gautier]
- * Theophilus Potts; or, A Stage-struck Hero, (nv) The Young Englishman Feb 16, Feb 23 1878
- * Theories, (si) Detective Fiction: Crime and Compromise ed. Dick Allen & David Chacko, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1974
- * Theories, (si) Looking Ahead ed. Dick & Lori Allen, HBJ, 1975
- * The Theories of Early Criminologists, (ms) Best Detective Magazine February 1931
- * The Theory of Flirtation, (ar) (by Coke Richardson) The Cornhill Magazine August 1866
- * The Theory of Small Arms Fire, (ia) Modern World March 15 1941
- * A Theory of Talk, (ar) The Cornhill Magazine June 1898
- * The Theory of Tittlebats, (ar) (by Grant Allen) The Cornhill Magazine April 1887
- * A Theory Worked Out, (ss) (by Louise Palmer) Harper’s New Monthly Magazine May 1863
- * There and Back, (pm) Judge
- * There Are Glands That Make You Happy, (ms) Midnight #2, August 26 1922
- * There Are More Ways, (ms) Adam (Australia) August 1955
- * There Aren’t Many More, (ms) Collier’s March 24 1928
- * There Can Be Too Much Secrecy, (ed) Collier’s March 16 1956
- * Therefore I Know, (pm) (by Richard Watson Gilder) Scribner’s Monthly June 1873
- * There Is a Future for the Blind, (ms) Short Story Magazine (Australia) #59, June 1949
- * There Is a Lady Sweet and Kind, (pm)
- * “There is a Mystery in Human Hearts…”, (ex)
- * “There Is a Santa Claus!”, (pm) Grit Story Section #1979, December 25 1932
- * There Is a Skeleton in Every House, (ss) Reynolds’s Miscellany of Romance, General Literature, Science, and Art #118, October 12 1850; translated from the Italian.
- * There Is Gladness Always, (pm) The Golden Argosy April 24 1886
- * There Is Life on Mars, (br) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #67, March 15 1956 [Ref. The Earl Nelson, F.R.A.S, F.R.G.S., F.R.S.A.]
- * There Is No Change of Life, (ms) Physical Culture January 1924
- * There Is Nothing Like a Dress, (ms) Cosmopolitan April 1966
- * There Is Pep in July, (ms) Black Mask June 1935
- * There Lived a Maid, (pi) The Gent August 1957
- * There Once Was a Man with a Sneeze, (pm) St. Nicholas January 1890
- * There Once Was a Very Rich Pig, (pm) St. Nicholas August 1884
- * There Ought to Be a Law, (pi) Ace Annual #1, 1966
- * “There Ought to Be a Law”, (ms) Vampires June 1927
- * There Positively Must Be No Scandal!, (??) 10 Story Book November 1920
- * Thérésa, (pi) Penthouse (UK) March 1965
- * Theresa, (ss)
- * There’s a Boom in Boats for Every Budget, (pi) Argosy February 1962
- * There’s a “Comfy Glow” for the Children down on this Farm!, (ms) The Holly Bough Christmas 1963
- * There’s a Limit, (ss) Smart Set September 1928
- * There’s a long, long trail awinding, (pm) The Tryout May 1920
- * There’s Always the Woman, (ms) Ten Story Sports March 1941
- * There’s a Man in My Kitchen, (ms) Ladies’ Home Journal October 1957
- * There’s a Picture for you! or, How Distorting Mirrors Are Made, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper September 5 1903
- * There’s a Punch in Poetry, (ms) The Popular Magazine 2nd October 1930
- * There’s a Ship on the Sea, (pm) St. Nicholas October 1877
- * There’s a Stranger in the Woods, (pi) The Strand Magazine October 1947
- * “Thérèse Raquin” at the Royalty, (th) Black & White #37, October 17 1891
- * There’s Gold and Death on the Red Frontier, (sl) The Skipper #373 Oct 23, #377 Nov 20 1937
- * There She Blows!, (ar) Look and Learn #104 Jan 11 1964, #165 Mar 13 1965
- * “There She Blows”, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual 1935, 1934
- * There She Goes…, (ar) Penthouse January 1985
- * “There’s Many a Slip”, (cs) Chums May 10 1893
- * There’s No Accounting for Tastes, (ms) Liberty Dec 3 1927, Dec 22 1928, Dec 21 1929, Dec 27 1930
- * There’s No Business Like Soho Business, (pi) Escapade February 1961
- * There’s No Limit, (hu) Chums December 28 1924
- * There’s No Place Like It, (ms) Collier’s January 28 1928
- * There’s No Place Like Maudie’s Home, (cl) Snappy Stories 1st November 1925
- * There’s No Stopping, (ts) Mystery October 1934
- * There’s No Such Maid as Mine, (pm) Barker’s Canadian Monthly Magazine April 1847
- * “There’s No Such Word as Fail”, (pm) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine February 1863
- * There’s Nothing Bad About Rock ’n’ Roll, (ar) Rage February 1957, as by Elvis Presley
- * There’s Nothing New, (pm) The Red Magazine November 15 1910
- * “There’s No Thrill Like Peeping”, (??) South Sea Stories July 1962
- * There’s Nuffin Like a Puffin…, (ar) Puffin Post v1 #1, 1967
- * There’s One in Every Crowd, (cn) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine November 2016
- * There’s Romance in Rum, (ar) Escapade February 1957
- * There’s Rustlers on the Ranges, (cs) Wild West Weekly (UK) #15, June 18 1938
- * “There’s That Gun Moll…!”, (??) Snappy April 1938
- * There They Are!, (qz) Argosy (UK) September 1943
- * There Was a Dignified Old Bard, (pm) St. Nicholas June 1883
- * There Was a Little Girl, (pm) St. Nicholas September 1881
- * “There was a man in our town, and he was wondrous mean…”, (pm) The Motion Picture Story Magazine January 1912
- * There Was a Man: “Soldier” Oates, (ar) Esquire September 1949
- * There Was an Old Man, (pm) St. Nicholas August 1882
- * There Was an Old Man Who Said, “Do”, (pm)
- * There Was an Old Person of Crewd, (pm) St. Nicholas November 1877
- * There Was an Old Woman Tossed Up in a Basket, (pm) St. Nicholas June 1875
- * There Was an Old Woman Who Lived by the Sea, (pm) St. Nicholas August 1881
- * There Was a Pretty Dandelion, (pm) St. Nicholas September 1875
- * There Was a Small Maid of St. Paul, (pm) St. Nicholas February 1881
- * There Was a Small Servant Called Kate, (pm) St. Nicholas May 1881
- * There Was a Young Fellow Named Fisk, (pm)
- * There Was a Young Lad of Bow Creek, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper May 19 1888
- * There Was a Young Man from Trinity, (pm)
- * There Was No Core, (pm) The Golden Argosy September 22 1883
- * There Was Once on a Time a Little Boy, (pm) St. Nicholas January 1882
- * There Were 3 Texas Rangers [Three Texas Rangers], (ss) The Skipper #358 Jul 10, #359 Jul 17, #360 Jul 24, #363 Aug 14 1937
- * There Were Three Kings, (ms) Collier’s December 27 1952
- * There Were Two Men, (ts) Real Love Magazine 1st September 1930
- * The Thermometer’s Growth, (ar) The Scrap Book February 1911
- * A Thesaurian Exploration: Between Soothe, (pm) Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet #6, May 2000
- * Thesaurus (Not a Prehistoric Animal), (pm) (by Robert Borski) Abyss & Apex #41, 1st Quarter 2012
- * These Animals Are Dying Out, (ar) Modern Wonder May 27 1939; condensed from Scientific American, 1939.
- * These Are New!, (ms) Daring Romances September 1959
- * These Are Your Stars!, (ms) Love Short Stories October 1945
- * These Booklets Will Help You, (ms) McCall’s May 1927
- * These ’Buffalo’ Are Bison, (ar) Look and Learn #42, November 3 1962
- * These Farmers Turn North, (ms) True Western Stories February 1926
- * These Fences Are “Shocking”, (ar) Pearson’s Weekly #2486, March 19 1938
- * These Fields Are Now at Rest, (ia) Chums November 1933
- * These Gardens Win Our Prize, (ar) The Designer and The Woman’s Magazine May 1926
- * These Great Crops of Ours, (ar) The Scrap Book December 1908
- * These Hard-Worked Women!, (ms) The Popular Magazine 2nd November 1930
- * These Have to Be Published at Once, (ms) Snappy Stories 1st July 1919
- * These Hogs Set Styles Twenty-Five Years Ago, (pi) Railroad Man’s Magazine April 1930
- * These Lacy Partners Pare the Line, (ms) Good Housekeeping October 1962
- * These Locos Have Gears, (ar) The Modern Boy’s Annual 1941, 1940
- * These Long Winter Evenings, (ms) The Happy Mag. December 1934
- * These Magazines Are Up Your Runway!, (ms) Flying Aces November 1932
- * These Men Make News, (bg) Stag Magazine: The Popular Male Miscellany Spring 1948 [Ref. Frank Griffin, Michael Hervey & N. Wesley Firth]
- * These Men Make Pictures Under the Sea!, (ia) The Modern Boy August 18 1934
- * These Men Prey on Shopkeepers, (ar) Tit-Bits #2848, May 30 1936
- * These Men Were Monarchs, (ia) Chums December 1934
- * These Model Girls Can’t Wear Clothes, (ar) Parade #1627, February 27 1971
- * These Passionate Women, (ms) The Strand Magazine December 1942
- * These People Make the Best Pictures, (ar) Liberty April 4 1942
- * These ’Planes Fly Fast and Far, (ia) Air Stories (UK) August 1938
- * These Readers Win Portable Gramophones in Our Joke Contest, (ms) Weekly Welcome #1889, June 4 1932
- * These Should Make You Chuckle!, (hu) Spicy Stories Dec 1928, Feb 1930
- * These Sports Are All Wet, (pi) Snappy Stories and Pictures March 1928
- * These Sport Wagons Are Not Your Dad’s Country Squire!, (ar) Penthouse July 2005
- * These Things Have Happened Before, (ms) Maclean’s August 15 1940
- * These Thousand Hills, (mr) Argosy February 1959
- * These Three Action Machines Are Up Your Runway!, (ms) Flying Aces January 1933
- * These Three Brides Are Mine, (??) South Sea Stories January 1962
- * These Tools Help Keep Your Body in Repair, (ms) Collier’s February 7 1953
- * These Travel Essays Win Checks!, (cn) Youth’s Companion Combined with The American Boy June 1934
- * These United States:
* ___ III—Indiana, The March on Vincennes, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine March 1947
* ___ IV—New Mexico: Land of the Gods, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine April 1947
* ___ V—South Carolina, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine May 1947
* ___ VI—Oregon: A Fool in Magnificent Company, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine June 1947
* ___ VII—Wisconsin: The Chinese Coat, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine July 1947
* ___ VIII—Vermont: “We Must Beat Them, or Molly Stark’s a Widow!”, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine August 1947
* ___ IX—Florida: “The Fairest, Fruitfullest and Pleasantest”, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine September 1947
* ___ X—Minnesota: The Coming of the Norsemen-1362, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine October 1947
* ___ XI—Tennessee: A Country for All the World, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine November 1947
* ___ XII—New Jersey: We Had a Cause, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine December 1947
* ___ XIII—Louisiana: The Battle of New Orleans, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine January 1948
* ___ XV—New Hampshire: The Hero of Fort Four, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine March 1948
* ___ XVI—Kansas: Free Soil or Slavery?, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine April 1948
* ___ XVII—California: Close to the Terrestrial Paradise, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine May 1948
* ___ XVIII—Montana: The Treasure State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine June 1948
* ___ XIX—Georgia: The Battle of the Marsh, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine July 1948
* ___ XX—Ohio: The Ohio Company, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine August 1948
* ___ XXI—Idaho: “Good Morning-It Is Sunup!”, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine September 1948
* ___ XXII—Oklahoma: The Sooner State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine October 1948
* ___ XXIII—Utah: “This Is the Place!”, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine November 1948
* ___ XXIV—Nevada: One Sound State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine December 1948
* ___ XXV—Wyoming: A Man’s-Size Country, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine January 1949
* ___ XXVI—Virginia: Mother of States, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine February 1949
* ___ XXVII—Colorado: “Pike’s Peak or Bust”, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine March 1949
* ___ XXVIII—Texas: The Lone Star State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine April 1949
* ___ XXIX—Alabama: The Cotton State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine May 1949
* ___ XXX—Maine: The Lexington of the Sea, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine June 1949
* ___ XXXI—Iowa: The Heart of America, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine July 1949
* ___ XXXII—Washington: River of the West, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine August 1949
* ___ XXXIII—South Dakota: Center of the Continent, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine September 1949
* ___ XXXIV—Delaware: “Liberty and Independence”, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine October 1949
* ___ XXXV—Missouri: The Show-Me State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine November 1949
* ___ XXXVI—Maryland: Our Flag Was Still There, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine January 1950
* ___ XXXVII—Kentucky: The Wilderness Road, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine February 1950
* ___ XXXVIII—Mississippi: The Magnolia State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine March 1950
* ___ XXXIX—North Dakota: The Sioux State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine April 1950
* ___ XL—West Virginia: “Mountaineers Are Always Free”, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine May 1950
* ___ XLI—Nebraska: The Cornhusker State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine June 1950
* ___ XLII—North Carolina: The Tar-Heel State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine July 1950
* ___ XLIII—Michigan: The Wolverine State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine August 1950
* ___ XLIV—Arkansas: Ark-an-saw, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine September 1950
* ___ XLV—Arizona: The Baby State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine October 1950
* ___ XLVI—Rhode Island: The Little Giant, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine November 1950
* ___ XLVII—Connecticut: The Constitution State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine January 1951
* ___ XLVIII—New York: The Empire State, (ar) The Blue Book Magazine February 1951
- * These Were the Brave, (cl) Adventure Dec 1957, Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct, Dec 1958, Feb, Jun 1959
- * These Will Make You Chortle, (hu) Pep Stories January 1929
- * These Will Make You Chuckle, (hu) Spicy Stories Mar, Apr, Sep 1929
- * These Will Make You Chuckle, (hu) Pep Stories Apr, Nov 1929
- * These Will Make You Chuckle!, (hu) Pep Stories September 1929
- * These Women Inspired Authors, (pi) The Argosy (UK) December 1933
- * These Won Prizes Because—, (ms) Youth’s Companion Combined with The American Boy April 1934
- * These Writers Are Doctors Too, (ar) Pall Mall Magazine February 1929
- * The Thespians of St Kit’s, (ss) Chums Annual 1939, 1938
- * Thespic Superstition, (pm) The Green Book Album February 1910
- * They Ain’t Goin’ to Run No More!, (ms) Experience November 1924
- * They All Kiss!, (ms) The Illustrated Love Magazine January 1931
- * They All Laugh, (hu) Chums February 7 1926
- * They Also Served, (ar) Read November 6 1987
- * They Always Get Their Man, (ar) Modern Wonder June 3 1939
- * They Always Get Their Man, (ms) Western Adventures (UK) March 1936
- * They Ante-Up Their Lives, (pi) Complete Man Magazine February 1967
- * They Are All Working in Rochester, (ms) Street & Smith’s Wild West Weekly May 14 1932
- * They Are Invincible! [Green Lantern], (cs) (by Alfred Bester) Comic Cavalcade (comic) Spring 1944
- * They Are Putting S.N.A.P. Into TV, (ar) Look and Learn #97, November 23 1963
- * They Are Tops, (ar) The Farmer’s Wife June 1936
- * They Beat the Botanist, (ar) Pearson’s Weekly #2326, February 23 1935
- * They Blazed the Trail, (ms) Fighting Aces May, Sep 1941, Jan, May 1942
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