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He’s Sold His Saddle by Anthony B. Ottfried · (ms)
He’s “Something in the City” by C. Harrison · (cs)
He’s So Sensitive by Jean Kinkead · (ss)
“He’s Staying” by George C. Appell · (nv)
He’s Still in the House by Paul O’Neill · (ss)
He’s Still Standing by Philip Norman · (ar)
He’s Still the Burma Surgeon by Peter Kalischer · (ar)
He’s Such a Backward Boy… by Edward Hogarth · (ar)
Hessy and the Heart by Doni A. Lazenby · (ss)
He’s Taken Too Much Rum by [uncredited] · (pm)
He’s Taking Us Under by Ed Grogan · (ts)
He Stalled Stalin in France by Seymour Freidin · (??)
He Stalled Stalin in France by Bill Richardson · (??)
He Stamped His Style Over a Generation of Writers and Readers by John Self · (ar)
He Stamped on It by Maurice Cowan · (ss)
He Stands and Waits by William J. Lampton · (pm)
“He Stands Before” by Cid Corman · (pm)
He Stands from Under by Victor MacClure · (ss)
He Stands from Under by Thom MacWalter · (ss)
He Started a Billion Dollar Boom by John K. Winkler · (ar)
He Started as a Hero by Lupton A. Wilkinson · (ar)
He Started at the Bottom by Allan K. Echols · (ar)
He Started at the End of His Rope (Otto G. Beyer) by Mary B. Mullett · (ar)
He Started Auto Time Payment System— by Bruce E. Griggs · (ar)
He Started with This by Douglas Doubleday · (ar)
He Stays Among the Commots by Christopher Rowe · (ss)
He Steals for a Living! by Horace Richards · (ar)
He Stepped on the Devil’s Tail by Winston K. Marks · (ss)
He Stepped on the Ground by Jesse Seldess · (pm)
He Stepped Up from Stilts by Frederick James Smith · (ar)
Hester by Inez Haynes Irwin · (ss)
Hester by Warren Leamon · (ss)
Hester by Dave Swartout · (vi)
Hester by Mary Grace Wightwick · (ss)
Hester by [uncredited] · (ss)
Hester Cromartie Rises to the Occasion by Mary Tennyson · (ss)
Hester Duff by August Derleth · (pm)
Hester “Features” Herself by Horace Annesley Vachell · (ss)
Hester Grahame: One Woman’s Life by [uncredited] · (ss)
Hester Grant’s Story by Frank Lee Benedict · (ss)
Hester Harding’s Sin by Esther Serle Kenneth · (ss)
Hester Johnson—A Leaf from My Autobiography by C. C. Callaway · (ar)
Hester Lane, Employment Agent, 1: No Alternative by Annie S. Swan · (ss)
Hester Lilly by Francis Wyndham · (br)
Hester Malpas by [uncredited] · (ss)
Hesternae Rosae by Graham R. Tomson · (??)
Hesternae Rosae by Rosamund Marriott Watson · (??)
Hester Prynne by John Farrar · (ar)
Hester Reed’s Pills by Johnny Ludlow · (nv)
Hester Reed’s Pills by Mrs. Henry Wood · (nv)
Hester Running by Barry Cork · (ss)
Hester’s Dower by S. A. L. E. M. · (??)
Hester’s Dream by Iva Hercikova · (ss)
Hester’s Fortune by S. A. F. · (ss)
Hester’s Fortune by William Bentley Oliver · (ss)
Hester’s Holly Hedge by Agnes Lockhart Hughes · (ss)
Hester Sinclair by Norman Gale · (pm)
He’s the Barer of Good Nudes by Howard Eisenberg · (ar)
“He’s the brawling Rebus of the early books”: Ian Rankin’s Detective Is Back—and He’s Bad by Jake Kerridge · (iv)
He’s the Champ at Picking the Horses by Collie Small · (ar)
He’s the Dangerous Kind! by Stella Brooke · (ss)
He’s the Doctor by Kyle Crichton · (??)
He’s the Kinda Character Who Burns the Candle from Both Sides by Arthur Kober · (ss)
He’s The One ed. [uncredited] · (Kensington, July 2013, oa)
He’s the Prince of Prints by Guin Hall · (ar)
Hesther’s Sacrifice by Alice Maude Ewell · (ss)
The “He’s”, the “She’s”, and the “It’s” by Alfred Bester · (pl)
He’s the Stingiest Admiral by Hugh Morrow · (ar)
He’s the World’s Fastest Swimmer by Franklin M. Reck · (ar)
Hestia by Ann Collier · (br)
Hestia/Mother by Simon Cockle · (pm)
He Sticks Up for Himself by Barsine Dent · (vi)
He Still Laughs by Pierre Eugene Audemars · (ss)
He Still Thrills Millions by Ronald W. Bridgett · (ar)
he still wonders what I do all day by Joy E. Oestreicher · (pp)
He Stirred Him Up by Jack B. Yeats · (cs)
“He’s Toast, Jim” by Kent Brewster · (vi)
He Stole a Crown by Harold Gluck · (ts)
He “Stole” a Monument by The Old-Timer · (ar)
He “Stole” a Picture by Jim Tully · (ar)
He Stole a Steamboat by Joseph Gollomb · (ar)
He Stole Her Clothes by Cliff Carruth · (ss)
He Stole His Own Watch by Lewis Edward Collings · (ar)
He Stole More Than Christmas by Mark Darby · (vi)
He Stole My Heart by [uncredited] · (ts)
He Stole Shoes by Frank Pepper · (ss)
He Stole Shoes by Hal Wilton · (ss)
Heston Air Port: A Unique Flying Centre by Charles Turner · (ar)
Heston: Larger than Life by Pete Hamill · (ar)
The Heston “Phoenix” Solid by Julius Pinsky · (ar)
Heston to Croydon - 100,000 Miles by Gerald Bowman · (sl)
Heston to Croydon - 100,000 Miles by [uncredited] · (sl)
Heston versus the World—Again by Robert Holdstock · (mr)
He Stood in the Dust with Satan by Robert E. Mahaffay · (ss)
He’s Too Good—I Quit! by Ray Mitchell · (ar)
He Stooped to Conquer by Stephen Vincent Benét · (ss)
He Stooped to Conquer by Owen Blayney · (ss)
He Stooped to Conquer by Robert White · (ss)
He Stooped to Live by David Hume · (ss)
He Stooped to Live by J. V. Turner · (ss)
He Stooped to Me by Alfred J. Waterhouse · (pm)
He Stoops to Con Her by Ferdinand Grahame · (ss)
He Stoops to Conquer by Laurence R. D’Orsay · (ss)
He Stoops to Conquer by Albert Kinross · (ss)
He Stoops to Conquer by Thomas L. Masson · (ss)
He Stopped at Murder by Arthur Ebenhack · (ss)
He Stopped at Nothing by Lucinda Baker · (nv)
He Stopped Dying at 53 by Dale Carnegie · (ex)
He Stops an Automobile by Elliott Flower · (vi)
He Stops a Runaway by Elliott Flower · (vi)
He Stops Bullets by Blanche Theodore · (ar)
He’s Tough on Kids: Ex-Prizefighter Joe Brown Creates Playground Equipment Designed to Teach Youngsters How to Take Hard Knocks at an Early Age by Charles Price · (ar)
He Stows Dangerous Cargo by John Maloney · (ar)
He Streamlines the Stars by Frank J. Taylor · (ar)
He Struggled Hard by [uncredited] · (ms)
He Stuck to His Guns by Nikolas Zurra · (ss)
He Stuck to His Story by Medora Block Carpenter · (ss)
He Studies Babies by Gove Hambidge · (ar)
The Hestwood by Robert Chilson · (nv)
He Succeeded by Tennyson J. Daft · (pm)
He Succeeds by Being Human by Fred C. Kelly · (ar)
The He-Suffragette by Louise Jordan Miln · (ss)
He Suits Memphis by Jonathan Daniels · (ar)
He’s Up—He’s Down! by Burgess Leonard · (nv)
He Sure Wanted That Saddle by Cherry Wilson · (ss)
He Suspects; Make Haste by [uncredited] · (ss)
He Swallowed the Anchor by Frank Richardson Pierce · (ss)
He Swallows Gold by H. Bedford-Jones · (ss)
He Swam His Way to Health by Steve Hannagan · (ar)
He’s Watching by Austin Davis · (ss)
“He’s Watching Every Moment, as a Writer Does” by Frederick Studemann · (ar)
“He’s Weeping for Me” by E. M. Traquair · (pm)
He Sweeps the Floors of the Slaughterhouse by Kristine Ong Muslim · (pm)
He’s Won 6,000 Horse-Races by Walter S. Hiatt · (ar)
He’s Won a Thousand Races by Hugh S. Fullerton · (ar)
He’s Wonderful! by Viña Delmar · (ss)
He Swore Off Smoking! by T. E. Powers · (cs)
He Swung and He Missed by Nelson Algren · (ss)
HE’S Your Favorite Mystery Writer? by Gerald Tilley · (ar)
He’s Your Pet by Frances N. Chrystie · (ms)
He Takes Advice by William Slavens · (ss)
He Takes a Magic Carpet to Safety by [uncredited] · (ar)
He Takes Evvything Sirious by Emanuel Eisenberg · (ss)
He Takes in the Town’s Washing by Henry Firth · (ar)
He Takes It Straight by S. Omar Barker · (pm)
“He Takes My Mind from Better Things”: Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Reluctant Author by Dean Jobb · (ar)
He Takes the Bible ’Round the World by Henry LaCossitt · (ar)
He Takes the President on Tour by Henry LaCossitt · (ar)
He Takes the Starch Out of Protocol by Marguerite Higgins · (ar)
He Talked a Good Gunfight by Charles Appel · (ss)
He Talked Himself to Death by [uncredited] · (ar)
He Talked in His Sleep by Violet Gordon · (ss)
He Talked in His Sleep by Angus Wayland · (ss)
He Talked of Triangles by John S. Townsend · (ss)
He Talked Through the Chimney by Frederick Warde · (te)
He Talked to Japan by Bill Davidson · (ar)
He Talked Too MUch by Marie Louise Eliott · (ar)
He Talked Too Much by Louis C. S. Mansfield · (ts)
He Talked Too Much by Donald Van Riper · (ss)
He Talked Too Much (Texas) by Deane Davenport · (ts)
He Talked Too Much (Texas) by Albert T. Reid · (ts)
He Talked to the Devil by J. Paul Suter · (nv)
He Talked with Horses by [uncredited] · (ar)
He Talks a Wonderful Touchdown by Pete Martin · (ar)
He Talks of Other Women by Louise · (ms)
He Talks to a Turk by Ambrose Pratt · (ss)
He Talks with Animals by John D. Murphy · (ar)
He Talks with the Rabbis by [uncredited] · (cs)
He Talks with Volcanoes by Marjory Stoneman Douglas · (ar)
He Tallies His Accounts by Wade Tarzia · (pm)
He Tamed the Overland Trail! by Roaldus Richmond · (nv)
He Tamed the River That Left Its Bed by Ed Ainsworth · (ar)
He Tamed the River That Left Its Bed by Griffith Borgeson · (ar)
He Tames the White Death by Edson Rich · (ar)
He Tarzan—You Fan by Thomas Wood · (??)
He Tastes Like the Sea by Emily M. Z. Carlyle · (ss)
He Taught America to Ski by Lowell Thomas · (ar)
He Taught the Dictators by Kingsley Martin · (ar)
He Teaches Birds to Fly by Uthai Vincent Wilcox · (ar)
He Teaches in Parables by [uncredited] · (cs)
He Teaches Them Tennis by Boyden Sparkes · (ar)
He Tears His Hair and Asks Me What I Want by Clarice Hare · (pm)
He Tells the World by F. Yeats-Brown · (ar)
He Tells Your Machine by S. L. Wisenberg · (vi)
He Tempted Me by [uncredited] · (ar)
HETERO3 by Robert Reed · (vi)
Heterochrony by Lawrence Harding · (pm)
Heterochrony by David C. Kopaska-Merkel · (pm)
Heterodon in the Bedroom by Mary Hastings Bradley · (ss)
Heterodox Churches in Innsmouth by Philip Marsh · (ss)
A Heterodoxy by Lord Dunsany · (pm)
Heterosexual Manifesto by Richard Curtis · (hu)
Heterosexual Utopias: The Straight and Narrow Path of Love in the Work of Kim Stanley Robinson by Finn Gionfriddo · (ar)
He That Cometh After by Marjorie L. C. Pickthall · (ss)
He That Died of Wednesday by William Crawford Woods · (ss)
He That Hath an Ear by Ella B. Argo · (ss)
“He that hath an ear” by Ella Wheeler Wilcox · (pm)
He That Hath Ears by Edwina Stanton Babcock · (ss)
He That Hath Ears by E. Temple Thurston · (ss)
He That Hath Eyes by Francis Foster · (ss)

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