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The Story-teller [No. 34, January 1910] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 553 · Red Velvet · “Q” · ss; historical: English Civil War. 566 · Abdullah · Owen Oliver · ss 573 · The ’Cellist and the Tenor · Frank Hubert · ss 583 · “Monsieur de France” · Grenville Hammerton · ss 593 · For Unto Us · Harriet Monroe · ss The Delineator December 1908 595 · Round Pegs · T. W. Hanshew · ss 605 · Mrs. Brown’s Christmas · Ellis Parker Butler · ss 611 · The Justifier, II. The Lesson in Diplomacy · Fred M. White · ss 619 · Wyncroft’s Cut · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 635 · Crowdy Marsh · S. Baring-Gould · ss 641 · Strike on the Box · W. Pett Ridge · ss 647 · Ode to B.E.D. · Reginald Rigby · pm 648 · Love of Offspring · John S. Lopez · ss The Red Book Magazine April 1909 657 · “Pons Asinorum” · Clarence Rook · ss 661 · “Thou Shalt Forget!” · Tom Gallon · ss 670 · The Stepping Stone · Anna McClure Sholl · ss The Cavalier November 1909; given as by Anne McClure Sholl. 681 · A Dangerous Duplicity · C. Malcolm Hincks · na 721 · The Library of Health · Eugen Sandow · ms; this is as much an article as it is an advert.

The Story-teller [No. 35, February 1910] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 727 · Purple and Fine Linen · T. W. Hanshew · ss 741 · Against Time · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 756 · The Awakening · E. M. Jameson · ss 762 · New Quarters · Reginald Rigby · pm 763 · The Justifier, III. The Other Man’s Vineyard · Fred M. White · ss 771 · Playing the Game · L. G. Moberly · ss 777 · The Boy · Blanche Eardley · ss 786 · The Suffragette · Marie Grainger · ss 793 · Pigeons and Geese · L. J. Beeston · ss 801 · The Helper · B. M. Croker · ss 807 · The Poor Relation · Lillias Campbell Davidson · ss 818 · Justice · F. J. Randall · ss 821 · A Tragedy in Mid-Air · Arthur W. Marchmont · ss 830 · The Surprise · H. Wimbury & D. Whitelaw · ss 835 · Home-Made History: Richard I · Hansard Watt · pm 836 · Starting Life’s Voyage on a “Cook’s” Ticket · Reginald Rigby · pm 837 · Sir Galahad, Junior · E. Phillips Oppenheim · ss 845 · The Scoop of the Century · Frank Hubert · ss 857 · A Little Dinner at Marotti’s · Donald Kennicott · ss The Blue Book Magazine January 1910, as “A Little Dinner at Manley’s” 863 · The Black Sheep · Alice & Claude Askew · na

The Story-teller [No. 36, March 1910] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp, cover by David Whitelaw) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 901 · The Countess Nadja · Howard Fitzalan · ss 919 · A Sonnet (“Last night, beloved, by uncharted ways…”) · Winston Churchill · pm 920 · The Anniversary · Mabel Urner · pm 924 · The Gold · J. J. Bell · ss 931 · The Ingenuity of Captain Spink [Captain Harry Spink] · Morley Roberts · ss 942 · At Gloaming-Tide · G. Hubi-Newcombe · pm 943 · The Road without End · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 950 · In Spite of the Accidents · MacLeod Raine · ss The Red Book Magazine January 1910 956 · Lord Leyborne’s Wager · Grenville Hammerton · ss; historical: English Civil War. 969 · A Case for Diplomacy · C. C. Andrews · ss 977 · The Justifier, IV. A Comedy of Three · Fred M. White · ss 985 · The Great Man’s Wife · I. A. R. Wylie · ss 995 · “The Swan Song” · Muriel Mathias · ss 1001 · The Emigrant Ship · Captain F. H. Shaw · nv 1038 · “Belle-Diable” · Alexia Ross · ss 1047 · The Lot of the Peacemaker · Richard Shelton · ss The Blue Book Magazine February 1910 1056 · The Problem of the Private Compartment [Prof. Augustus S.F.X. Van Dusen (The Thinking Machine)] · Jacques Futrelle · ss Associated Sunday Magazine April 28 1907 1072 · After the Poll Is Over · Reginald Rigby · pm

The Story-teller [No. 37, April 1910] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 1 · The Secret of Valpult · K. & Hesketh Prichard · ss; science fiction. Inventor discovers a new form of electrical flight. 6 · “Little Mother” · James Oppenheim · ss Woman’s Home Companion March 1910 13 · The League of the Watching Eye, I. The Case of James Caldecott · Grenville Hammerton · ss 27 · Heart-Winter · Gertrude Brooke Hamilton · pm Gunter’s Magazine February 1910 28 · No Matter Who Pays · Eleanor Sayles · ss The Cavalier June 1909 31 · The House of the Little Faces · Tom Gallon · ss 38 · If Only Your Dreams Come True · Newman Flower · pm 39 · The Sword and the Rosary · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 49 · “Turn 10” · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 59 · First of April · Pett Ridge · ss 65 · His Breach of Discipline · Roy Norton · ss 73 · Miss Peveridge’s Understudy · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 87 · A Hunting Field Sensation · Mrs. Edward Kennard · ss 95 · The Justifier, V. A Matter of Nerves · Fred M. White · ss 103 · The Return of Norroy [Yorke Norroy] · George Bronson-Howard · na The Popular Magazine October 1908 144 · The Red Rain · Headon Hill · ss 159 · With a Strong Love Interest · L. G. Moberly · ss

The Story-teller [No. 38, May 1910] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 175 · The Thing in the Upper Room · Arthur Morrison · ss 181 · The Return of the Leader · Harold Wimbury · ss 189 · The Price of Hearts · I. A. R. Wylie · ss 199 · The Lady with the Blue Eyes · Owen Oliver · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1910 204 · Jane Beardmore’s Sacrifice to the Sea · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 217 · The Brass Butterfly · William Le Queux · ss 225 · The Call of the Sea · [uncredited] · pm 226 · A Winged Postilion · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 233 · The Missioner’s Wife · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 242 · The Test · Harold Burr · ss 249 · It Plainly Could Happen at Any Time · Brinsley Moore · ss 258 · “On the Beach” at Madras · A. Judson Hanna · pm Gunter’s Magazine February 1910 259 · The Justifier, VI. The Crowning Glory · Fred M. White · ss 267 · The Sealed Envelope · Thomas Cobb · ss 273 · Wander-Lust · Frank Hubert · ss 281 · A Tale of Three Prisoners · Tom Gallon · nv 309 · The League of the Watching Eye, II. Saved by a Second · Grenville Hammerton · ss 321 · Tilly Gone! · James Barr · ss 336 · The Unknown Man · J. Morton Lewis · ss

The Story-teller [No. 39, June 1910] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp, cover by David Whitelaw) [] Details supplied by Rob Preston & Mike Ashley. 349 · Two Moments · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 363 · Across the Waste · C. C. Andrews · ss 372 · The Great Man · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 378 · Distance · Theodosia Garrison · pm Ainslee’s November 1908 379 · “A Weasel Asleep” · Headon Hill · ss 384 · A Prayer at Evening · Amelia Burr · pm Hampton’s Magazine March 1910 385 · The League of the Watching Eye, III. Box at the Glow-Worm Theatre · Grenville Hammerton · ss 399 · His Master’s Servant · C. Randolph Lichfield · ss 407 · A Suitable Match · Mrs. Baillie Reynolds · ss 416 · In the Valley of the Shadow · Morgan Robertson · ss The Popular Magazine May 1 1910 424 · The Triumph of Deborah · Max Marcin · ss 431 · “K.B.” · Mary E. Mann · ss 437 · The Eavesdropper · E. Phillips Oppenheim · ss 444 · The Night-Terror · Clinton Dangerfield · ss Woman’s Home Companion May 1910 448 · My Heart Is You · G. Hubi-Newcombe · pm 449 · The Silver Charm · Edgar Wallace · ss 457 · A Mummer’s Throne · Fred M. White · na 497 · “A Fool There Was” · Andrew Soutar · ss 514 · The Chauffeur’s Secret · Jessie Pope · pm 518 · “Something Old” · Ruby M. Ayres · ss

The Story-teller [No. 40, July 1910] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by David Pringle & Mike Ashley. 523 · The Cigarette · Richard Marsh · ss 533 · Mrs. Bulger’s Necklace · Russell Janney · ss 546 · The Red Maltese Cross · Arthur W. Marchmont · ss 553 · The Taint · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 561 · The Bauble · Roy Norton · ss 576 · The Mate’s Voice · T. Blair Eaton · ss The Blue Book Magazine May 1910 581 · The Carven Bow · Frank Hubert · ss 590 · The Pistol · C. Randolph Lichfield · ss 595 · Putting on Frills · Ada Leonora Harris · pm 596 · The League of the Watching Eye, IV. The Only Son of His Mother · Grenville Hammerton · ss 609 · On Great Lone Fell · C. C. Andrews · ss 620 · The Final Portrait · William Comfort · ss Ainslee’s May 1910 628 · Meg · James Oppenheim · ss The American Magazine May 1910 634 · The Reappearance of Mrs. Mayne · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 647 · The Smile of a Lady · Owen Oliver · ss Lippincott’s Magazine March 1910 652 · O Heart, Forget! · G. Hubi-Newcombe · pm 653 · For the Honour of the House · Mayne Lindsay · na 686 · Rose-Girl · Winifred Graham · ss

The Story-teller [No. 41, August 1910] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by David Pringle & Mike Ashley. 697 · The Coqueñas Timber Flume · Marion Norman · ss 707 · In Norman Town · G. Hubi-Newcombe · pm 708 · In Black and White · Fred M. White · ss 717 · The League of the Watching Eye, V. The Shadow of the Upas · Grenville Hammerton · ss 726 · Wanderers Three · Cora D. Fenton · pm Smith’s Magazine June 1910 727 · The Mystery of Room 666 [Garron] · Jacques Futrelle · ss 738 · Daybreak · T. W. Hanshew · ss 747 · The Conqueror Invincible · Roy Norton · ss 755 · The Man Who Sold His Soul · Tom Gallon · ss 762 · Rose-Marie · G. Hubi-Newcombe · pm 763 · The Snake Stone · Louis Tracy · ss 770 · Undertones · Charles Hanson Towne · pm Ainslee’s May 1910 771 · The Compact · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 786 · Elizabeth Cruikshank—Coquette · Rose Courtenay Gayer · ss 793 · Sir Comely’s Adventure · S. Walkey · ss 805 · Mamma · C. Randolph Lichfield · ss 812 · Very Much Engaged · Ada Leonora Harris · pm 813 · A Cog in the Wheel · R. Lockwood · ss The Blue Book Magazine June 1910 819 · Charlie · Marjorie Bowen · ss 827 · Important Notice to My Readers · The Editor · ms; announcing the start of G. K. Chesterton’s Father Brown stories from the next issue which is hailed as “the most important in its history”. 828 · Wynne Kirby’s Luck · Alice & Claude Askew · na

The Story-teller [No. 42, September 1910] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 871 · The Innocence of Father Brown, No. 1. The Blue Cross [Father Brown] · G. K. Chesterton · ss The Saturday Evening Post July 23 1910, as “Valentin Follows a Curious Trail” 884 · When Rachel Came Home · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 891 · Carlotta Briancourt—Chauffeuse [Carlotta Briancourt] · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 900 · Clever Cupid · G. Hubi-Newcombe · pm 901 · A Perplexing Visitation · Brinsley Moore · ss; humorous ghost story. 911 · “Vengeance Is Mine” · Tom Gallon · ss 918 · Catrina · Owen Oliver · ss 923 · A Soldier of Fortune, No. I. How Captain Bremner Was Thrown on the World [Paul Bremner] · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 937 · The Black Sheep · Charles Garvice · ss 946 · A Sea Garden · Clinton Scollard · pm Smith’s Magazine August 1910 947 · The Unforeseen Contingency · Archibald Guthrie · ss 957 · In the Light of Understanding · Newman Flower · ss 967 · Lala · L. J. Beeston · ss 977 · “Wot oi Want” · E. L. Haverfield · pm 978 · Silent Service · George Bronson-Howard · na The Popular Magazine August 1908 1024 · A Near Thing · Ethel M. Reily · ss 1032 · The Ticket · Fred M. White · ss

The Story-teller [No. 43, October 1910] (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Richard Fidczuk. 1 · The Innocence of Father Brown 2. The Secret Garden [Father Brown] · G. K. Chesterton · ss The Saturday Evening Post September 3 1910, as “The Secret of the Sealed Garden” 14 · The Supreme Victory · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 23 · The Love That Is Strongest · Christopher Wilson · ss 31 · The Battle That Had No Name · Fleming Wilson · ss 44 · The Eavesdropper · Mary Hastings · ss Woman’s Home Companion August 1910 51 · The Leader of the Pack · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 63 · At Trouville · Leslie Thomas · pm 64 · The Day of Judgment · Juliet Tompkins · ss Everybody’s Magazine August 1910 68 · Crawford’s Salvation · Frank Hubert · ss 82 · The Blue Shirt · Ruby M. Ayres · ss 90 · The Open Trail [Average Jones] · Samuel Hopkins Adams · ss 103 · “White Shutters” · Muriel Mathias · ss 112 · A Soldier of Fortune, No. II. The Saviour of Tarragonia [Paul Bremner] · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 124 · The Foster-Lover · Rafael Sabatini · ss 132 · The Wife of John Strong · Andrew Soutar · na 174 · Competitions · [uncredited] · cn

The Story-teller [No. 44, November 1910] (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Richard Fidczuk. 175 · A Clean Ticket · Grenville Hammerton · ss 187 · The Unknowing · Theodosia Garrison · pm Ainslee’s October 1910 188 · The Brown Paper Package · Helen Tompkins · ss The Blue Book Magazine October 1910 198 · Rusted Heart-Strings · William Agnew · ss The Blue Book Magazine October 1910 205 · The Innocence of Father Brown 3. The Queer Feet [Father Brown] · G. K. Chesterton · ss The Saturday Evening Post October 1 1910, as “Why the True Fishermen Always Wear Green Evening Coats” 217 · Excusable · Leslie Thomas · pm 218 · Ships That Pass · L. G. Moberly · ss 227 · The Black Panther · Michael White · ss 234 · Cigarette · Ada Leonora Harris · pm 235 · On the Jury · Richard Marsh · ss Cassell’s Magazine August 1908 247 · The Ship Builders · Harold Wimbury · pm 248 · The Liberators [Carlotta Briancourt] · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 257 · A Soldier of Fortune, No. III. With the Foreign Legion [Paul Bremner] · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 273 · The Call of Romance · Mrs. Champion de Crespigny · ss 281 · The Chosen Instrument · S. Hopkins Adams · ss Everybody’s Magazine February 1910 290 · The Interloper · Hazel Phillips Hanshew · ss 298 · The Return · Andrew Soutar · ss 305 · Alias Miss Smith · Tom Gallon · na 347 · Competitions · [uncredited] · cn

The Story-teller [No. 45, December 1910] (Cassell & Co., 6d, 204pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Richard Fidczuk. 349 · A Little Boy’s Birthday · T. W. Hanshew · ss 361 · The Innocence of Father Brown 4. The Hammer of God [Father Brown] · G. K. Chesterton · ss The Saturday Evening Post November 5 1910, as “The Bolt from the Blue” 371 · The Christmas Tree · Julian Street · pm Everybody’s Magazine December 1908 372 · Lady Fancies · Owen Oliver · ss Ainslee’s October 1910 377 · The Song · William F. McCormack · pm 378 · Two Christmas Eves · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 392 · A Woman of Greece · Marion Norman · ss 401 · The Key · Fred M. White · ss 407 · Bred in the Bone · C. Randolph Lichfield · ss 417 · The Last Turn · I. A. R. Wylie · ss 427 · The Dustman · Keene Abbott · ss 431 · Tailor Made! · Ada Leonora Harris · pm 432 · The Long Hours · E. M. Jameson · ss 441 · The Abduction of Henry Baxter · Mayne Lindsay · ss 450 · “On Christmas Day in the Morning” · L. G. Moberly · ss 455 · Daddy Champion’s Big Act · Tom Gallon · ss 462 · At Christmas Time · [uncredited] · pm 463 · The Down Night Mail · Max Pemberton · ss 470 · The “Wraith” [Carlotta Briancourt] · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 480 · The End of the Captains Three · Roy Norton · ss 488 · The Flight of the Duchess · Mrs. Baillie Reynolds · na 528 · The Hunger of the Sea · H. de Vere Stacpoole · ss 536 · Competitions · [uncredited] · cn 536 · A Soldier of Fortune, No. IV. How Bremner Spent Christmas [Paul Bremner] · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss

The Story-teller [No. 46, January 1911] (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 180pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Richard Fidczuk. 555 · The House with the Red Blinds · William Le Queux · ss 562 · The Eternal Woman · Anne Peacock · ss 567 · A Woman’s Debt · Marian Bower · ss 575 · The Curse of the Rose · Alan J. Thompson · ss 583 · The Innocence of Father Brown 5. The Wrong Shape [Father Brown] · G. K. Chesterton · ss The Saturday Evening Post December 10 1910 595 · The Tempting of Everdelle Campion · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 602 · The Thief · Anna Katharine Green · ss 613 · His Deceased Wife’s Sister · M. E. Francis · ss 620 · A British Sailor · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 633 · The Doubting Heart · Mary E. Mann · ss 640 · Where Love Is Deathless · S. Walkey · ss 649 · On the Stairs · Ruby M. Ayres · ss 661 · Spangles · David Whitelaw · ss 666 · A Soldier of Fortune, No. V. The Filibusters [Paul Bremner] · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 681 · The Secret of the Veranda · Houghton Townley · na 730 · Competitions · [uncredited] · cn

The Story-teller [No. 47, February 1911] (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Richard Fidczuk. 735 · The Double-Four, No. I. The Desire of Madame [Peter Ruff] · Phillips Oppenheim · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) January 1911, as “The Double Four Recalls Mr. Peter Ruff” 744 · Dr. Tipperly’s Predicament · Brinsley Moore · ss 751 · At Royalty’s Order · Robert Whiting · nv People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine January 1911 772 · The Family · James Oppenheim · ss Everybody’s Magazine October 1909 779 · The Innocence of Father Brown 6. The Sign of the Broken Sword [Father Brown] · G. K. Chesterton · ss The Saturday Evening Post January 7 1911 791 · The Inner Voice · Maurice Leblanc · ss 794 · “Softy” · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 807 · The Track of a Star [Carlotta Briancourt] · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 815 · Wee Lad in Your World of Dreams · Mollie Kennedy · pm 816 · The Empty House · E. M. Jameson · ss 821 · A Soldier of Fortune, No. VI. Poquita’s Way [Paul Bremner] · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 832 · Miss Barbara · Mrs. Stanley Wrench · ss 840 · The Answer · Andrew Soutar · ss 846 · Captain Blackwood—Socialist · Frank Hubert · ss 859 · The Day of Reckoning · S. Walkey · nv 907 · Competitions · [uncredited] · cn

The Story-teller [No. 48, March 1911] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 909 · The Double-Four, No. II. The Ambassador’s Wife [Peter Ruff] · Phillips Oppenheim · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) February 1911 916 · Man Friday · Owen Oliver · ss Adventure November 1910 924 · The Fool of the Family · Andrew Soutar · ss 932 · In Slumber Town · Mollie Kennedy · pm 933 · The Last Post · Armiger Barclay · ss 939 · By Aid of an Anachronism [Yorke Norroy] · George Bronson-Howard · ss The Popular Magazine September 1906 955 · A Rondeau · John Edward Russell · pm 956 · The Psychological Moment · Olive Lethbridge · ss 962 · Shopping · G. H. N. (by G. Hubi-Newcombe) · pm 963 · “Savoir Faire” · W. Pett Ridge · ss 969 · Callister’s Courage · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 983 · “Cupid, Hymen and Company”, No. I. Rue Leaves and Roses · T. W. Hanshew · ss 996 · The Bridge · Frank Hubert · ss 1006 · Unforfeited · John Kendrick Bangs · pm Smith’s Magazine February 1911 1007 · Tom Amery’s Chance · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 1013 · Angelic · G. H. N. (by G. Hubi-Newcombe) · pm 1014 · The Tiger’s Claw · Michael White · ss 1021 · Flood Tide · Madeline Bridges · pm Smith’s Magazine February 1911 1022 · The Spy · I. A. R. Wylie · na 1062 · The Merlins of Merlin · C. Randolph Lichfield · ss

The Story-teller [No. 49, April 1911] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 1 · Hoylake and Hoylake · J. J. Bell · ss 8 · Sergeant’s Other Chance · Frank H. Shaw · ss 23 · A Leap for Life · Wolmer Whyte · ss 30 · Let’s Pretend · Ruby M. Ayres · ss 35 · The Double-Four, No. III. The Man from the Old Testament [Peter Ruff] · Phillips Oppenheim · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) March 1911 46 · Wiped Out · C. C. Andrews · ss 57 · In a Hobble · Ada Leonora Harris · pm 58 · Measure of a Man · S. Bourke · ss 67 · On Land · May Edginton · ss 73 · Delia’s Dimple · Ada Leonora Harris · pm 74 · Farania’s Crown · Walter E. Grogan · ss 84 · Freda of the Tulips · Edward Tebbutt · ss 93 · “Cupid, Hymen and Company”, No. II. The Refugees · T. W. Hanshew · ss 105 · Outcasts · I. A. R. Wylie · ss 117 · Under the British Flag [Paul Bremner] · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 130 · The Ghost of Jeremy Ford · Tom Gallon · na

The Story-teller [No. 50, May 1911] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 183 · The Floating Balance · Lloyd Osbourne · ss 189 · On the Knees of the Gods · Mrs. Stanley Wrench · ss 202 · Between the Acts · Dolf Wyllarde · ss 205 · The Double-Four, No. IV. “The First Shot” [Peter Ruff] · Phillips Oppenheim · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) April 1911 213 · “Royal Poverty” · Mrs. Baillie Reynolds · ss 222 · The Ishmael · W. B. M. Ferguson · ss 229 · Mansfield’s Magnet · Frank Hubert · ss 239 · Beyond the Door · J. B. Harris-Burland · ss 247 · “Cupid, Hymen and Company”, No. III. The Substitute · T. W. Hanshew · ss 256 · At the Sign of “The Red Flag” · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 267 · An Easter Hymn · Richard Le Gallienne · pm 268 · “For Better for Worse” · L. G. Moberly · ss 274 · The Scene-Shifter · Archibald Guthrie · ss 287 · The Third Voice · Harold Wimbury · ss 293 · A Meeting · N. F. · pm 294 · Out of Deep Waters · Captain Frank H. Shaw · nv 336 · The Hazards in a Game · Olive Lethbridge · ss 352 · Moll Cutpurse · May Wynne · ss

The Story-teller [No. 51, June 1911] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 367 · The Affair Adolf · A. Demain Grange · ss 378 · An Hour · N. F. · pm 379 · The Moths [Capt. Nichols] · Lincoln Colcord · ss Collier’s March 18 1911 390 · The Chance · C. Malcolm Hincks · ss 395 · The Double-Four, No. V. “The Seven Suppers of Andrea Korust” [Peter Ruff] · Phillips Oppenheim · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) May 1911 407 · How the Cuckoo Came to Rosemary’s Clock · Claire D. Pollexfen · pm 408 · The Real Woman · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 417 · Seven Carats · Nathan Wise · ss People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine May 1911 423 · Who Robs the Sea · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 437 · Saved from Themselves · A. G. Greenwood · ss 441 · The Man Who Didn’t Care · Lloyd Williams · ss 452 · I Wonder · G. Hubi-Newcombe · pm 453 · The Lady on the Pedestal · Owen Oliver · ss 458 · Lear on the Heath · Stephen Phillips · pm 459 · Mary of Memories · Tom Gallon · ss 468 · Ninette · Leslie Mary Oyler · pm 469 · “Cupid, Hymen and Company”, No. IV. A Transaction in Hearts · T. W. Hanshew · ss 478 · The Prisoner in the North Crypt · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 489 · “IOU” · May Edginton · na 535 · The Final Answer · G. B. Burgin · ss

The Story-teller [No. 52, July 1911] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 180pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 549 · High Tide · H. de Vere Stacpoole · ss 555 · The Wife · Mary Stewart Cutting · ss Everybody’s Magazine July 1909 564 · A Prisoner of the Bastille · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 573 · A Tale of a Buoy · J. Sackville Martin · ss 577 · The Infidel · Alan J. Thompson · ss 591 · Five Aces · Victor Rousseau · ss 597 · The Ferrier Trick · Frank Hubert · ss 609 · The Counsel for the Wife · Ruby M. Ayres · ss 624 · Set a Thief · Radcliffe Martin · ss 629 · The Double-Four, No. VI. The Mission of Major Kosuth [Peter Ruff] · Phillips Oppenheim · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1911 641 · Vigil · Mary Kernahan Harris · pm 642 · For One Performance · Lady Troubridge · ss 653 · The Prison Breaker · Max Marcin · ss 657 · The Pariahs · I. A. R. Wylie · nv 694 · The Last Word · [uncredited] · pm; parody of “The Lost Chord”. 695 · “Cupid, Hymen and Company”, No. V. A Marriage Settlement · T. W. Hanshew · ss 715 · The Long Way · Joe Ranson · ss The Red Book Magazine May 1911 727 · Driftwood · Charles W. Kennedy · pm Ainslee’s June 1911

The Story-teller [No. 53, August 1911] (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Richard Fidczuk. 727 · A Tryst on Coral Island · Richard Child · ss 735 · “All the Difference” · Ian Hughe · ss 742 · The Double-Four, No. VII. The Ghosts of Havana Harbour [Peter Ruff] · Phillips Oppenheim · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) August 1911 755 · Brotherly Love · John Oxenham · ss 764 · The Listeners · Kate McLaurin · ss 767 · The Long Arm · I. A. R. Wylie · ss 776 · Mavourneen · Gertrude McDermaid · pm 777 · The Last Straw · Geo. S. Surrey · ss 787 · Suppressed Evidence · Samuel Gordon · ss Ainslee’s June 1911 797 · Wolf’s Story · Frederick Bechdolt · ss The Popular Magazine June 15 1911 802 · ’Twas Long Ago · G. Hubi-Newcombe · pm 803 · An Old Score · Florence Warden · ss 811 · “Cupid, Hymen and Company”, No. VI. Lad’s-Love and Heartsease · T. W. Hanshew · ss 821 · The Menace · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 837 · Eyes That See Not · Andrew Soutar · nv 868 · The Man Who Could Not Love · Anna Richardson · ss Ainslee’s July 1911 877 · Overdue · E. M. Jameson · ss 890 · In the Eyes of the World · Ruby M. Ayres · ss 900 · Competitions · [uncredited] · cn

The Story-teller [No. 54, September 1911] (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Richard Fidczuk. 901 · The Syndicate of Three, No. I. The Barney Collection [Napoleon Prince & Johnnie Luck] · May Edginton · ss 911 · The Silence of Desolation · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 918 · Partners · Owen Oliver · ss 923 · The Postscript · Newman Flower · ss 931 · A Servant of Sin · Alan J. Thompson · ss 948 · John Prescott’s Imagination · Frank Savile · ss 955 · Gloriosa · L. J. Beeston · ss 961 · The Throw of the Dice · Frank H. Shaw · ss 976 · In the Market Place · Mary Hastings · ss 984 · Madame Monsane’s Week-End · J. Morton Lewis · ss 991 · A Woman’s Need · Grenville Hammerton · ss 1005 · The Double-Four, No. VIII. The Affair of an Alien Society [Peter Ruff] · Phillips Oppenheim · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1911, as “An Alien Society” 1016 · “What’s in the Blood” · Andrew Soutar · ss 1025 · Love Triumphant · Maurice Leblanc · ss 1028 · Ordeal by Fire · Mary E. Mann · ss 1034 · A Broken Sceptre · Fred M. White · na 1074 · Competitions · [uncredited] · cn

The Story-teller [No. 55, October 1911] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 7 · A Page from a Life · Andrew Soutar · ss 22 · The Syndicate of Three, No. II. Receipted [Napoleon Prince & Johnnie Luck] · May Edginton · ss 31 · The Livery of Death · Fred M. White · ss 39 · The Greater Part · I. A. R. Wylie · ss 50 · The Escape of No. 91 · A. G. Greenwood · ss 54 · A Day at the Seaside · Ada Leonora Harris · pm 55 · The Double-Four, No. IX. The Man Behind the Curtain [Peter Ruff] · Phillips Oppenheim · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) July 1911 64 · The Fortune Hunter · Walter Wood · ss 74 · ’Arry · E. Newton Bungey · ss 83 · The Unforeseen · Olive Lethbridge & John de Stourton · ss 91 · The Caves of Trebear · Mayne Lindsay · ss 97 · The Man with Odd Thumbs · Herbert Flowerdew · ss 105 · Before the Dawn · Blanche Eardley · ss 114 · The Crystal · Captain F. H. Shaw · na 154 · The Last Act · G. Emmett King · ss 170 · Only You · L. G. Moberly · ss

The Story-teller [No. 56, November 1911] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 185 · Pearls from Christmas Island · Albert Dorrington · ss 191 · Madame My Wife · Anthony Sutherland · ss 197 · The Syndicate of Three, No. III. The Restoration of the King of Balukia, 1911 [Napoleon Prince & Johnnie Luck] · May Edginton · ss 208 · The End of the Day · Charles W. Kennedy · pm Ainslee’s August 1911 209 · A Red Dawn · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 217 · The End of the Feud · Headon Hill · ss 224 · Gunter’s Chance · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 239 · The Real Thing · Winona Godfrey · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) September 1911 246 · Her Judges! · Andrew Soutar · ss 257 · The Double-Four, No. X. The Thirteenth Encounter [Peter Ruff] · Phillips Oppenheim · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) October 1911 274 · A Song (“God send thee peace…”) · [uncredited] · pm 275 · The Millstone · C. Randolph Lichfield · ss 284 · The Secret · Frank Hubert · ss 296 · The “Mother” Part · Julia M. Lippmann · ss Metropolitan Magazine September 1911 303 · On the Wings of the Morning · Mrs. Stanley Wrench · ss 314 · Queen Elizabeth · Hansard Watt · pm 315 · The Castle of Dreams · Tom Gallon · na

The Story-teller [No. 57, December 1911] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 6d, 220pp, standard pulp) [] Special Christmas issue. Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 373 · The Virgin Fortress, No. I. The God in the Wagon · Max Pemberton · ss 385 · The Case of Jimmy Lawless · Tom Gallon · ss 394 · “You Must Mean More” · Richard Le Gallienne · pm 395 · How I Was Taken for a Tramp · Hall Caine · ss 399 · To an Empty Chocolate Box · Tulah Ragsdale · pm People’s December 1907, as “To an Empty Candy-Box” 400 · The Knocking at the Door · Andrew Soutar · ss 411 · My Son from America · I. A. R. Wylie · ss 422 · The Red Diamond · A. G. Greenwood · ss 429 · Achievement [Miss Gregory] · Perceval Gibbon · ss 439 · “October” · Berton Braley · ss Ainslee’s October 1911 442 · “One of the Least of These” · Frank H. Shaw · ss 457 · Bondage · Beatrice Harraden · ss 471 · “Not for Publication” · René Swindon · ss 477 · The Syndicate of Three, No. IV. The Eyes of the Countess Gerda [Napoleon Prince & Johnnie Luck] · May Edginton · ss 491 · A Ballad (“‘Give me to drink,’ the sick man cried…”) · Stephen Phillips · pm 492 · The Boy, the Blue Suit, and the Girl · Arnold Bennett · ss Metropolitan Magazine November 1911 500 · “Bedlam Betty” · Marjorie Bowen · na 541 · The Trail of the Wolf · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss; weird tale. 554 · The Smoother · Clarence Rook · ss 561 · The Four-Ace Code · Fred M. White · ss 574 · The House at the Cross Roads · Robert Adger · ss

The Story-teller [No. 58, January 1912] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 190pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 593 · Dead Men’s Shoes · Tom Gallon · ss Young’s Magazine November 1911 603 · Lost Property · H. de Vere Stacpoole · ss 606 · Love and Limelight · Ada Leonora Harris · pm 607 · The Virgin Fortress, No. II. Within the Gates · Max Pemberton · ss 618 · The Pollett’s Dog · F. Howel Evans · ss 624 · A Soul’s Savage · Mrs. Stanley Wrench · ss 636 · The House of Turning Leaves · Andrew Soutar · ss 647 · Diamond Cut Diamond · Bernard Capes · ss 654 · The Syndicate of Three, No. V. Nemesis and the Noodle [Napoleon Prince & Johnnie Luck] · May Edginton · ss 666 · An Exile in London · Mollie Kennedy · pm 667 · Trustworthy Thomas · Owen Oliver · ss 673 · Echo · Dermot Carson · ss 680 · Raising the Wind · C. Randolph Lichfield · ss 687 · A Dawn · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 694 · The Precipice · Harold Wimbury · ss 707 · The Sheriff of Kona · Jack London · ss The American Magazine August 1909 713 · Coincidence · René Swindon · ss 723 · A Brief Authority · C. C. Andrews · na

The Story-teller [No. 59, February 1912] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 783 · Sir Philip · Richard Marsh · ss A Drama of the Telephone and Other Tales by Richard Marsh, Digby, Long, 1911 793 · Gilded Rags · Fred M. White · ss 800 · A Jest with Fate · Mrs. Stanley Wrench · ss 813 · The Virgin Fortress, No. III. The Abbe with the Rat’s Eyes · Max Pemberton · ss; Abbe has no accent in the title but throughout the story is given as Abbé. 824 · A Strange Wooing · James Curwood · ss 832 · After the Tiff · John Kendrick Bangs · pm Ainslee’s April 1908 833 · An Income of Her Own · Andrew Soutar · ss 844 · The Crook · A. G. Greenwood · ss 851 · Since the World Began · Silas K. Hocking · ss 862 · Folly · [uncredited] · pm 863 · The Verdict · Mrs. P. Champion de Crespigny · ss 871 · The Syndicate of Three, No. VI. The Fardi Miniature [Napoleon Prince & Johnnie Luck] · May Edginton · ss 883 · Between Midnight and Morning · Virginia van de Water · ss; supernatural: visitation at point of death. 887 · The Last Shot · Adrian Iredale · ss 894 · Proscribed! · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 907 · In Possession · Reginald Rigby · pl 911 · Out of Siberia’s Grip · Captain F. H. Shaw · na

The Story-teller [No. 60, March 1912] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from bound volume. 965 · The Harvest · Louis Tracy · ss 974 · False Gods · Rene Swindon · ss 983 · The Crooked Hand · William Le Queux · ss 987 · In February · Ada Leonora Harris · pm 988 · Pals · Anna Richardson · ss Pictorial Review January 1912 995 · The Further Adventures of Napoleon Prince, No. I. The Houseboat on the Danube [Napoleon Prince & Johnnie Luck] · May Edginton · ss 1008 · Wine of Spring · Martha Haskell Clark · pm The Cavalier June 1911 1009 · “Sergeant Nobody” · Ian Hughe · ss 1016 · The Lady in the Blue Veil · Brinsley Moore · ss 1025 · Passing the Love of Women · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 1040 · Auld Acquaintances · Leslie Thomas · ss 1045 · The Virgin Fortress, No. IV. Keys of the Gate of Death · Max Pemberton · ss 1057 · The Return of the Scapegrace · Florence Warden · ss 1065 · Hangman’s Close · Frank Hubert · ss 1079 · The Mascot · Samuel Gordon · ss 1092 · Penitence Island · Andrew Soutar · nv

The Story-teller [No. 61, April 1912] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp, cover by David Whitelaw) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from British Library microfilm. 1 · The Possessor · Blanche Eardley · ss 14 · The Other Side of the Hill · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 23 · His Last Letter · Mary Keegan · ss The Cavalier and the Scrap Book January 20 1912 31 · The Virgin Fortress, No. V. Neither Soldier nor Priest, but— · Max Pemberton · ss 43 · The Sentinel · Frank E. Verney · ss 54 · One Against · Andrew Peirce · ss People’s Ideal Fiction Magazine March 1912 59 · Hats · Roy Horniman · ss 68 · The Head Clerk · L. J. Beeston · ss 79 · The Further Adventures of Napoleon Prince, No. II. Attar of Grandfather [Napoleon Prince & Johnnie Luck] · May Edginton · ss 89 · Reported Missing · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 97 · The Man with the Bombs · Bertram Atkey · ss 114 · The Fairy Queen Intervenes · Mayne Lindsay · ss 125 · “Different Kingdoms” · Andrew Soutar · ss 131 · Brotherhood’s Bondage · Grenville Hammerton · na

The Story-teller [No. 62, May 1912] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 190pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from British Library microfilm. 183 · The Rossheimer Tragedy · E. Phillips Oppenheim · ss 192 · Bergamot · Richard Le Gallienne · ss 197 · The Call · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 213 · The Further Adventures of Napoleon Prince, No. III. The Lambskin [Napoleon Prince & Johnnie Luck] · May Edginton · ss 225 · Seed of Evil · Owen Oliver · ss 234 · Single-Handed · A. G. Greenwood · ss 239 · The Little Band in the Pines · Newman Flower · ss 249 · The Honeymoon Guest · J. J. Bell · ss 259 · The Virgin Fortress, No. VI. A Diversion at the Opera · Max Pemberton · ss 272 · The Waster · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 281 · Mrs. Carabay’s Curious Dream · Mary E. Mann · ss 287 · Married for Money · C. Randolph Lichfield · ss 295 · “Wrinkles, Limited” · Guy Thorne · ss 304 · The Test · Andrew Soutar · ss 312 · The Tame-Cat · Blanche Eardley · na

The Story-teller [No. 63, June 1912] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from British Library microfilm. 373 · Enchanted! · Curtis Yorke · ss 387 · A Maker of Heroes · Frank Hubert · ss 398 · The Loaded Pistol · S. Brentley · ss 403 · The Further Adventures of Napoleon Prince, No. IV. The Man Who Was Afraid of the Looking-Glass [Napoleon Prince & Johnnie Luck] · May Edginton · ss 413 · A Boy and the Man · Jeffery Farnol · ss Ainslee’s February 1908 422 · The Wager · J. Joseph-Renaud · ss 429 · Jan Tingloff · James B. Connolly · ss The Saturday Evening Post February 3 1912 445 · The Lowest Tender · Radcliffe Martin · ss 451 · The Song of His Dreams · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 465 · “Till Death—and After” · Mrs. Barry Pain · ss 471 · The Virgin Fortress, No. VII. The Mysterious “Mr. N.” · Max Pemberton · ss 483 · News of the Engagement · Arnold Bennett · ss The Grim Smile of the Five Towns by Arnold Bennett, Chapman & Hall, 1907 487 · Lavinia’s Week · Tom Gallon · ss 495 · The Custody of the Child · Olive Lethbridge · ss 498 · A Kingdom of Shadows · Walter E. Grogan · na

The Story-teller [No. 64, July 1912] (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Rob Preston from bound volume. 555 · One Million Dollars Reward · Jacques Futrelle · ss 566 · Bridge Builders · Andrew Soutar · ss 575 · The Mermaid’s Pool · Mrs. Stanley Wrench · ss 582 · The Letters She Burned · Grace Gray · ss Ainslee’s March 1912 585 · Masterpieces of Modern Story-Telling: In Remembrance of John Ingerfield, and of Anne, His Wife · Jerome K. Jerome · ss John Ingerfield by Jerome K. Jerome, McClure, 1893 601 · Selected to Play · Lloyd Williams · ss 610 · The Further Adventures of Napoleon Prince: V.—The Countess’s Bequest [Napoleon Prince & Johnnie Luck] · May Edginton · ss 619 · Two Crosses · Brevard Connor · ss The Cavalier March 9 1912 625 · Their Son · Blanche Eardley · ss 639 · Adam’s Farm · James Oppenheim · ss The American Magazine March 1912 645 · The Virgin Fortress VIII—The Ghost in the Cocked Hat · Max Pemberton · ss 657 · The Hero · James Hay · ss 663 · The Rudolfstein Mystery · Muriel Hine · ss 677 · Lady Mardyke’s Household · Mrs. H. H. Penrose · na 736 · Competitions · [uncredited] · cn

The Story-teller [No. 65, August 1912] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Rob Preston from bound volume. 737 · The Middle Shoal · Michael Williams · ss The Red Book Magazine June 1912 744 · The Soul of a “Shoppy” · Blanche Eardley · ss 756 · Masterpieces of Modern Story-Telling: The Door in the Wall · H. G. Wells · ss The Daily Chronicle July 14 1906 767 · The Virgin Fortress IX—“Soldier, I Have Told Them” · Max Pemberton · ss 780 · My Little Boy · Anthony Sutherland · ss 787 · For One That Repenteth · Andrew Soutar · ss 797 · The Further Adventures of Napoleon Prince: VI.—The Last Game [Napoleon Prince & Johnnie Luck] · May Edginton · ss 810 · The Friend in the Garden · E. F. Benson · ss 817 · The House of Balbreck · Frank L. Packard · ss Pearson’s Magazine (US) June 1912 825 · At the Feast · Fred M. White · ss 833 · The Chance · T. C. Wignall · ss 841 · Down the Road of Shadows · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 851 · Room for Two · G. Hubi-Newcombe · pm 852 · The Dream · Rafael Sabatini · na 902 · Old Nanna · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 910 · Grand £500 Daimler Competition · [uncredited] · cn

The Story-teller [No. 66, September 1912] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 174pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Rob Preston from bound volume. 911 · The Man in Irons · Headon Hill · ss 917 · Masterpieces of Modern Story-Telling: The Winning Sequence · Miss Braddon · ss The Pocket Magazine December 1898 924 · Grand £500 Daimler Competition · [uncredited] · cn 925 · Babu of the Folies Bergères · I. A. R. Wylie · ss 939 · Eliza’s Son, I. Introducing Ernest · Barry Pain · ss 948 · False Lights · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 964 · The Serious Family · Radcliffe Martin · ss 971 · The Virgin Fortress X—The Field of Woe · Max Pemberton · ss 983 · To My Readers · The Editor · ed 984 · “Baby Broke” · Elisabeth Woodbridge · ss The Ladies’ Home Journal June 1912 989 · La Belle Higgins! · Andrew Soutar · ss 1001 · The Saving of a Husband · Warwick Deeping · ss 1008 · South of Panama · Ledward Rawlinson · ss Adventure July 1912 1016 · The Lights o’ London · Mollie Kennedy · pm 1017 · The Gold Lagoon · Claire D. Pollexfen · na 1051 · The Hate of Men · Herbert Stout · ss The Cavalier August 1910 1067 · When Alec Was Married [Bobbie, General Manager] · Olive Prouty · ss The American Magazine December 1909 1084 · Competitions · [uncredited] · cn

The Story-teller [No. 67, October 1912] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley. 1 · Arsène Lupin’s Last Adventure [Arsène Lupin] · Maurice Leblanc; translated by A. Teixeira de Mattos · ss translated from the French (“Édith au cou de cygne”, Je sais tout February 15, 1913). 15 · Dolly-Jack · John Luther Long · ss 19 · Fu-Manchu, I. The Zayat Kiss [Fu Manchu; (Sir Denis) Nayland Smith] · Sax Rohmer · ss 31 · The Chatelaine · C. C. Andrews · ss 46 · In an Old Garden · L. M. Thornton · pm Smith’s Magazine July 1911 47 · Eliza’s Son, II. April the Thirty-First · Barry Pain · ss 52 · Conscience Money · H. D. Couzens · ss The Cavalier June 1 1912 61 · Sadie of New York · Fred M. White · ss 69 · The Lesson · Andrew Soutar · ss 75 · Miss Fortune at Sea · Hudson Douglas · ss The Cavalier June 29 1912; a variant on the Titanic disaster with a mystery about the ship Gigantic. 91 · The Emperor · Draycott M. Dell · ss 99 · Wild Flowers · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 113 · Masterpieces of Modern Story-Telling: Grit of Women [Sitka Charley] · Jack London · ss McClure’s Magazine August 1900 121 · The Great Discovery · I. A. R. Wylie · na 182 · Silver Whip · Andrew Soutar · ex Chums September 14 1912 (+12)

The Story-teller [No. 68, November 1912] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from British Library microfilm. 183 · The Man Who Didn’t See · Tom Gallon · ss 190 · The Love Story of a Plain Woman · Olive Wadsley · ss 201 · Eddies in the Tide · Marion Norman · ss Short Stories October 1911 209 · Masterpieces of Modern Story-Telling: Bad Mrs. Bennett · Owen Oliver · ss Cassell’s Magazine January 1905 213 · Kazan [Kazan] · James Oliver Curwood · ss The Red Book Magazine August 1912 223 · The Boomerang · A. G. Greenwood · ss not the same as the story with a very similar title in the February 1925 issue of The 20-Story Magazine. 227 · Fu-Manchu, II. The Clue of the Pigtail [Fu Manchu; (Sir Denis) Nayland Smith] · Sax Rohmer · ss 241 · A Late Blossoming · Walter E. Grogan · ss 249 · Beyond the Boundary · Lady Sybil Grant · ss 262 · The Amalgamation · Frederic Dey · ss 268 · Triumph · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 281 · Eliza’s Son, III. The Presentation · Barry Pain · ss; given as number II in the Table of Contents. 286 · The Sin of Eve · May Edginton · na 351 · Lady Pam’s Bridge Debts · Mrs. C. N. Williamson · ss Ainslee’s Magazine May 1906

The Story-teller [No. 69, December 1912] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 6d, 214pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from British Library microfilm. 365 · The Adventures of Mr. Laxworthy, I. The Flower-Seller of the Café Décat [John T. Laxworthy] · E. Phillips Oppenheim · ss 374 · Thomas · Stephen Phillips · pm 375 · The Man Who Killed Love · Tom Gallon · ss 384 · Behind the Scenes · A. G. Greenwood · ss 389 · The Serpent · Fred Jackson · nv 415 · The School Baby · Owen Oliver · ss 421 · The Old Love · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 435 · A Derelict Name · Oswald Wildridge · ss 441 · Fu-Manchu, III. Redmoat [Fu Manchu; (Sir Denis) Nayland Smith] · Sax Rohmer · ss 455 · The Defeat of the City · O. Henry · ss The (New York) Sunday World June 26 1904 459 · Masterpieces of Modern Story-Telling: Benighted Travellers · Thomas Hardy · ss Harper’s Weekly December 10 1881 (+1) 473 · The Last Chapter · C. C. Andrews · ss 486 · Eliza’s Son, IV. The Unsuccessful Sinner · Barry Pain · ss 490 · The Spur · Frank Hubert · ss 499 · The Torn Card · William Le Queux · na 541 · The Wolf’s Whelp · Claire D. Pollexfen · ss 557 · Affinity · May Edginton · pm 558 · The Sixth Hour · Andrew Soutar · ss

The Story-teller [No. 70, January 1913] ed. Newman Flower (Cassell & Co., 4½d, 182pp, standard pulp) [] Details supplied by Mike Ashley from British Library microfilm. 579 · Armour of Proof · Captain F. H. Shaw · ss 591 · The Blind God · James Curwood · ss The Red Book Magazine February 1912 597 · Scandalous Car Cranford · A. G. Greenwood · ss 604 · The Grey Cloak · David Whitelaw · ss 609 · Young Tom’s Widow · Ruby M. Ayres · ss 628 · The Adventures of Mr. Laxworthy, II. The Deserted Hotel [John T. Laxworthy] · E. Phillips Oppenheim · ss The Popular Magazine September 1 1912 636 · The Seasons Seasoned · Norma M. Hanshew · pm 637 · The Thing in the Weeds [Sargasso Sea] · William Hope Hodgson · ss 646 · Cheque-Mated · John Kendrick Bangs · ss 655 · Fu-Manchu, IV. The Green Mist [Fu Manchu; (Sir Denis) Nayland Smith] · Sax Rohmer · ss 667 · Letchfield · Mary E. Mann · ss 673 · Eliza’s Son, V. Mr. Graham Campbell · Barry Pain · ss 678 · The Face in the Hop Vines · Charles G. D. Roberts · ss 691 · The Fan · May Edginton · ss 698 · Magda · Alice & Claude Askew · ss 705 · Sanctuary · Andrew Soutar · na