The FictionMags Index

Index by Name: Page 1419

[]Harrington, Orinne (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Drippings, (ss) Snappy Stories 2nd October 1924

[]Harrington, Patricia (Ann) (1934-2013) (about) (chron.)
• * The Case of the Purple Hands [Stanley Street Irregulars], (vi) About Mysteries
• * A Clean View on Murder, (vi) About Mysteries
• * Code of Silence, (ss) Hardluck Stories Summer 2003
• * A Cozy Read, (pm) Crimestalker Casebook Winter 2001
• * Death on the Cliffs of Moher, (vi) About Mysteries
• * False Spring, (ss) Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine #26, April/May/June 2002
• * A Howling Good Mystery [Stanley Street Irregulars], (vi) About Mysteries October 13 2000
• * Justice, His Way, (ss) Futures Mysterious Anthology Magazine #35, Fall 2004
• * The Last Chance Gift, (ss) Futures: Short Tales for Story Lovers #24, December 2001/January 2002
• * A Lover’s Understanding, (ss) The EX Factor: Justified Endings to Bad EXes ed. Michy Anderson, Koboca Publishing, 2006
• * Loyal Love, (vi) About Mysteries January 29 2001
• * A Man’s Gotta Do, (ss) Hardluck Stories Winter 2005
• * A Matter of Teamwork, (ss) Detective Mystery Stories #37, June 2003
• * Murder on the Leavenworth Express, (ss) Mystery Time Autumn/Winter 2000
• * The School Locker Mystery [Stanley Street Irregulars], (vi) About Mysteries
• * She Scrawled M for Murder, (vi) About Mysteries
• Mystery Time Spring/Summer 2001
• * Short but Sweet, (ss) Crimestalker Casebook Spring 2000
• * Sins of the Father, (ss) GateWay S-F Magazine Fall 2001
• * Solved Is a Six-Letter Word, (vi) About Mysteries
• Mystery Time Spring/Summer 2000
• * A Thankful Reprieve, (ss) Futures: Short Tales for Story Lovers #20, April/May 2001
• * What I Am Is Peeking Through My Writing, (ar) Futures #13, February/March 2000
• * What Price Retribution?, (ss) Seattle Noir ed. Curt Colbert, Akashic Books, 2009

[]Harrington, Patrick L. (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Doctor Who?, (ar) Echoes #2, September/October 1982
• * The Isaac Asimov Foundation, (ar) Echoes #6, June 1983 [Ref. Isaac Asimov]

[]Harrington, Paul (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Brown’s Study, (vi) Drabble Who ed. David J. Howe & David B. Wake, Beccon, 1993

[]Harrington, Phelps (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Weakness of Lou, (ss) Breezy Stories September 1928

[]Harrington, Philip (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Omni August 1984
• * [photography], (pt) Omni June 1984

[]Harrington, Phillip A. (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Omni September 1980
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Omni (UK) v2 #12, 1980
• * [photography], (pt) Omni December 1979
• Omni (UK) December 1979

[]Harrington, Quentin (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * The Troll in the Basement, (ss) Shadows of the Night ed. Greg Herren, The Haworth Press, 2004

[]Harrington, R. C. (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) The Open Road Apr, May, Aug 1920

[]Harrington, Richard (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * After Many Years, (ss) Mystery Magazine #85, May 15 1921

[]Harrington, Richard (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * Ootook Grows Up with Mary, (pi) Collins Magazine January 1953

[]Harrington, Richard; pseudonym of Christopher Priest (1943-2024) (books) (chron.)
• * Hellfire Today, (n.) New English Library (pb), May 1972
• * Photo-Strip Girls, (n.) New English Library (pb), October 1973
• * Talent Scout, (n.) New English Library (pb), August 1971

[]Harrington, Robert (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * Tenderfoot Goalie, (ss) The All-America Sports Magazine April 1937

[]Harrington, Roger (chron.)
• * Michael, (ss) Quantum Muse February 2003

[]Harrington, Ruth M. (chron.)
• * Betsy Strawberry, (ss) National Magazine December 1905

[]Harrington, S. S. (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * At the End of Four Minutes, (ss) All Around Magazine January 1916
• * Breaking Into West Point, (n.) The Argosy November 1912
• * A Crown Refused, (na) New Story Magazine Nov, Dec 1914, Jan, Feb 1915
• * Danger Trail, (nv) Top-Notch Magazine February 1 1914
• * From the Court of Appeals, (ss) All Around Magazine April 1916
• * It Begins at Midnight, (na) All Around Magazine May 1916
• * Post Number Three, (na) New Story Magazine June 1915
• * Rosalind and the Forty Thieves, (n.) The Argosy May 1914
• * A Soldier’s Honor, (sl) The Argosy Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Oct 6, Oct 13 1917
• * A West Point Secret, (ss) The Argosy June 1913

[]Harrington, Spencer (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Flesh Burns Sweetly, (ss) Weird Horror #6, Spring 2023
• * Head Pot, (ss) Black Petals (online) #101, Autumn 2022

[]Harrington, Stephen (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * [front cover], (cv) Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine November 1999

[]Harrington, Steve (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * When Steel Touched Galena, (nv) Fifteen Western Tales March 1945

[]Harrington, The Earl of (chron.)
• * The Doctor’s Answer, (pm) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v2 #7, 1952
• * The Question Answered, (pm) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v2 #5, 1952
• * The Question to Dr. A., (pm) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v2 #7, 1952
• * A Song, (pm) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v2 #7, 1952
• * Well Judged, (pm) American Aphrodite: A Quarterly for the Fancy Free v2 #5, 1952

[]Harrington, W. D. (fl. 1860s) (chron.)
• * An Adventure Under Ground, (ss) The Dollar Monthly Magazine July 1865

[]Harrington, W. J. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Gwendolyn Saves the Day, (ss) Top-Notch Magazine November 1 1927

[]Harrington, William Thomas (chron.)
• * Prussianism, (ar) The Conservative October 1916

[]Harriott, A. H., Mrs. (fl. 1880s) (chron.)
• * Fated, (ss) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine June 1881
• * The Nameless Martyr, (pm) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine March 1881
• * One Summer, (pm) Ballou’s Monthly Magazine December 1880

[]Harriott, Shamar (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Notes on the Plague, (ss) Fiyah #9, Winter 2019

[]Harriott, Ted; [i.e., Edwin Thomas Harriott] (1933- ) (chron.)
• * Come Fly with Me, (ss) Purnell’s Book of Mystery Stories, Purnell, 1982
• * Miss Freshwater and the Voodoo Doll, (ss) Purnell’s Book of Horror Stories, Purnell, 1983

[]Harriott, Wilfred (chron.)
• * It’s All Done with Mirrors, (ss)
• Light and Fantastic ed. Jack Gordun, Bookem, 1967

[]Harris (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Ugly Bird’s Jumbo Crossbird Puzzle (with Carolyn Digby Conahan), (pz) Cricket May/June 2016

[]Harris, Lord (fl. 1900s-1920s) (chron.)
• * Boys and Recreation, (ar) The Boy’s Own Paper May 26 1900
• * Some Reminiscences of “W.G.” (with R. W. Rice), (ar) The New Badminton Magazine of Sport July 1927 [Ref. W. G. Grace]

[]Harris, Mrs. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * A Mem-Sahib in Plague-Stricken Bombay, (ar) Temple Bar May 1900, uncredited.

[]Harris, “Bucky”
_____, [ref.]
• * Harris Arrives by Hugh S. Fullerton, (ar) Liberty December 27 1924
• * Winning a World Championship by Hugh S. Fullerton, (ar) Liberty January 3 1925
• * The Youngest Big League Manager by Hugh S. Fullerton, (ar) Liberty December 20 1924

[]Harris, “Taffy” (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * Circus Yarns and Circus Programmes, (ar) Dime Novel Round-Up #167, August 1946

[]Harris, A. (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * The Last Week, (ss) Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine October 1957
• Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine (UK) #57, October 1957

[]Harris, A. J. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from South Pasadena, CA], (lt) Astounding Stories August 1931

[]Harris, A(da) L(eonora) (1859-1943?) (chron.)
• * Across the Aisle, (pm) The Story-teller November 1908
• * All A-Blowing, (pm) The British Girl’s Annual 1921
• The British Girl’s Annual 1925
• * And It’s True!, (pm) The Yellow Magazine March 24 1922
• * An April Shower, (pm) The Windsor Magazine April 1912
• * April Weather, (pm) The Red Magazine April 15 1914
• * ’Arriett an’ Me, (pm) The Royal Magazine February 1910, as by A. L. H.
• * The Artist and the Clothes Line, (pm) The Royal Magazine January 1913
• * Ask the Mistletoe, (pm) The Novel Magazine December 1907
• * As Now Worn, (pm) The Red Magazine November 1909
• * At the Cross-Roads, (pm) The Grand Magazine January 1908
• The Grand Magazine (US) February 1908
• * At the Telephone, (pm) The Royal Magazine May 1912
• * At Waterloo, (pm) The Red Magazine July 15 1914
• * Aunt Eliza, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1910
• * Aunt Eliza (with Liza Lehmann), (sg) The London Magazine May 1912
• * Babette at the Well, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1913
• * A Bachelor Bird, (pm) The Red Magazine June 5 1925
• * Bad Sir Marmaduke, (ss) The Premier Magazine #21, January 1916
• * Belinda at the Play, (pm) The Lady’s Realm September 1907
• * Belinda by the Sea, (pm) The Story-teller June 1909
• * Belinda in Church, (pm) The Royal Magazine November 1909, as by A. L. H.
• * Beloved, (ss) The Grand Magazine May 1914
• * The Benevolent Burglar, (ss) The Grand Magazine January 1914
• * Bertha and the Bubble, (pm) The Royal Magazine July 1911
• * Betty’s Bottom Drawer, (pm) The British Girl’s Annual 1917, 1916
• * Betty with Her Hair Up, (pm) The London Magazine August 1911
• * Billy Blue Eyes, (pm) The Red Magazine June 25 1920
• * Billy Boy!, (ss) The Windsor Magazine October 1913
• * The Bishop and the Scout, (ss) The Royal Magazine April 1912
• * A Bishop of Ypres, (pm) The Premier Magazine #10, February 1915
• * The Bishop’s Daughter, (pm) The Novel Magazine March 1911
• * Blackberry Lane, (pm) The Story-teller October 1908
• * The Blouse, (pm) The Royal Magazine April 1907
• * The Blue Governess, (ss) The Royal Magazine June 1910
• * Bogies, (pm) The Royal Magazine February 1920
• * “Bo!” to a Goose, (pm) The Grand Magazine November 1912
• * A Box on the Ears, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine June 1909
• * Bread-and-Dripping, (ss) The Novel Magazine December 1910
• * The Browns’ Picnic, (pm) The Boy’s Own Paper December 1919
• * A Bunch of Sweet Peas, (pm) The Royal Magazine October 1912
• * Calling on the Kangaroo, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine March 1910
• * The Camel with the Hump, (pm) The Royal Magazine February 1910
• * The Candid Friend, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) February 1911
• * The Cannibal and the Missionary, (pm) The Red Magazine October 15 1917
• * The Carrier’s Cart, (ss) The Royal Magazine December 1917
• * Carrying On!, (pm) The Novel Magazine November 1918
• * Castle Building, (pm) The Royal Magazine November 1911
• * Castles in the Air, (pm) The Royal Magazine June 1906
• * A Change of Programme, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine July 1914
• * A Chinese Love-Song, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine November 1913
• * A Chinese Lullaby, (pm) The Story-teller June 1915
• Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #47, February 1916
• * A Christmas Carol, (pm) The Story-teller December 1909
• * Christmas Decorations, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) December 1910
• * Christmas in the Olden Time, (pm) The Grand Magazine December 1912
• * Christmas Roses, (pm) The Lady’s Realm December 1907
• * A Christmas Visit, (pm) The Yellow Magazine December 15 1922
• * Cigarette, (pm) The Story-teller November 1910
• * Cinderella’s Slippers, (pl) The Royal Magazine January 1920
• * A Clapham Comedy, (pm) The Novel Magazine August 1908
• * The Clock of Ramscapelle, (pm) The Premier Magazine #10, February 1915
• * Clytemnestra, (pm) The English Illustrated Magazine August 1904
• * Cold Mutton, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) July 1909
• * A Comedy in Crape, (ss) All the Year Round
• Short Stories September 1894
• * “Come Erlong!”, (pm) The Grand Magazine May 1916
• * Comparisons, (pm) The Novel Magazine February 1911
• * Comrades, (pm) The Red Magazine May 1918
• * Concerning Celia, (pm) The Windsor Magazine September 1911
• * The Coquette of the Calender, (pm) The Red Magazine April 1 1913
• * The Courting of Kitty, (pm) The Grand Magazine May 1909
• * The Cowardice of Mrs. Jardine, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine February 1911
• * Crêpe-de-Chine, (pm) The Royal Magazine May 1916
• * Cupid in the Kitchen, (pl) The Royal Magazine December 1910
• * Cupid’s Ammunition, (pm) The Royal Magazine April 1906
• * Cupid’s Inn, (pm) The Royal Magazine February 1912, as by A. L. H.
• * Daffodils, (pm) The Red Magazine April 1 1912
• * Daffydowndillies, (pm) The Novel Magazine November 1907
• * A Day at the Seaside, (pm) The Story-teller October 1911
• * A Day in the Country, (pm) The Royal Magazine July 1909
• The Novel Magazine August 1911
• * Dear Mistress Prue, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine June 1908
• * The Death of the White Rose, (pm) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine December 1919
• * Deceiving Father Christmas, (pm) The London Magazine December 1909
• * Deceiving Santa Claus, (pm) The Royal Magazine January 1908
• * Delia’s Dimple, (pm) The Story-teller April 1911
• * De Mortius, (pm) The English Illustrated Magazine June 1905
• * Down in Devon, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #23, February 1914
• * Dreamhaven, (pm) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine May 1922
• * The Dreamwood Tree, (pm) The London Magazine October 1910
• * The Dustman’s Cart, (pm) The Royal Magazine December 1911
• * Early Egyptian, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine August 1914
• * An Early-Rising Tragedy, (pm) The Yellow Magazine February 20 1925
• * Eighteen Bob a Week, (pm) The Royal Magazine April 1910
• * The Eighth Hour, (ss) The Novel Magazine December 1912
• * The Elephant and the Cat, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine December 1909
• * The Elephant and the Rhinoceros, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine May 1910
• * An Empire Gown, (pm) The Novel Magazine April 1910
• * Evils of Early Rising, (pm) The Royal Magazine June 1909, as by A. L. H.
• * The Fairy Who Wasn’t Invited, (vi) The Novel Magazine December 1912
• * The Faithful Gollywog, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine October 1910
• * A Family Arrangement, (ss) The Penny Pictorial #483, August 29 1908
• * Feminine Logic, (pm) The Grand Magazine October 1906
• The Grand Magazine (US) November 1906
• * “Ferry, Ahoy!”, (pm) The Royal Magazine December 1915
• * Fine Feathers Make Fine Birds, (pm) The Royal Magazine March 1909, as by A. L. H.
• * First Aid, (pm) The Red Magazine January 15 1913
• * The First of April, (ss) The Grand Magazine May 1912
• * Fishing for Compliments, (pm) The Royal Magazine January 1911
• * Forbidden Topics, (pm) The Novel Magazine July 1908
• * The Forgotten Crime, (pm) The Red Magazine December 15 1917
• * For the Defence, (pm) The Red Magazine August 15 1914
• * A Fresh Air Fund Song, (pm) The Novel Magazine July 1909
• * From Toad-in-the-Hole, (pm) The Royal Magazine January 1915
• * The Gardening Angel, (vi) Pearson’s Magazine November 1908
• * A Genealogical Problem, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1905
• * A Gentle Hint, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) April 1909
• * George and the Dragon, (pm) The Red Magazine December 24 1920
• * Ginger Sal, (pm) The Novel Magazine October 1909
• * The Girl and the Curl, (pm) The Yellow Magazine June 1 1923
• * The Girl in the Green Canoe, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) December 1910
• * The Girl of My Heart, (pm) The Royal Magazine March 1906
• * The God in the Hamper, (ss) The Grand Magazine December 1911
• * Going to Market, (pm) The Royal Magazine January 1916
• * Grandmamma’s Elopement, (pm) The Lady’s Realm December 1906
• * Grandma’s Progress, (pm) The Red Magazine February 2 1923
• * Grandpa at the Pantomime, (pm) The Royal Magazine February 1913
• * Gran’ma on “Widders”, (pm) The Windsor Magazine #431, November 1930
• * Granny’s Best China, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1908, as by A. L. H.
• * Great Grandparents, (pm) The Royal Magazine October 1900
• * A Great Responsibility, (pm) The London Magazine June 1909
• * Green Peas, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1905
• * “Grumps”, (ss) The Novel Magazine December 1908
• * The Hammer and the Nail, (pm) The Royal Magazine July 1907
• * Hampton Courting, (pm) The Red Magazine August 1 1912
• * Hanging the Holly, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) December 1912
• * Hard Lines, (pm) The Windsor Magazine December 1922
• * The Haunted Garden, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) July 1913
• * Heart Trouble, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1916
• * “Here We Are Again!”, (ss) The Story-teller December 1909
• * Hic Jacet Rahere, (pm) The English Illustrated Magazine April 1905
• * Hidden Treasures, (pm) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine September 1921
• * The Hip-Hip-Hip-Hooray!, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1908
• * Home Across the Sea, (pm) The Red Magazine October 1918
• * How Grey Hairs Come, (pm) The Red Magazine March 16 1923
• * How the Time Flew, (pm) The Royal Magazine May 1910, as by A. L. H.
• * The Idlers’ Club:
  * ___ “What Are the Benefits of Procrastination?”, (sy) The Idler June 1900
• * Improper Pride, (pm) The Royal Magazine December 1908
• * In a Devonshire Lane, (pm) The Grand Magazine September 1917
• * In a Hobble, (pm) The Story-teller April 1911
• * In a Little Grey Town, (pm) The London Magazine August 1908
• * In an Old Dutch Garden, (pm) The Grand Magazine November 1910
• * In an Old-Fashioned Town, (pm) The Grand Magazine January 1914
• * The Inconsistency of Belinda, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine June 1907
• * In February, (pm) The Story-teller March 1912
• * An Initial Difficulty, (pm) The Royal Magazine July 1914
• * In Memoriam, (pm) The English Illustrated Magazine January 1904
• * In November, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine November 1911
• * In Old Soho, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1920
• * In Print, (pm) The Lady’s Realm January 1906
• * In Slumland, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine August 1910
• * In the Fog, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) May 1909
• * In the Old Bureau, (pm) The Novel Magazine February 1907
• * In the Old Oak Chest, (pm) The Sunday Strand July 1904
• Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #51, June 1916
• * In the Spring, (pm) The Royal Magazine May 1911
• * It Wasn’t Him After All, (ss) The Royal Magazine January 1907
• * Jack and Jim, (pm) The Red Magazine January 15 1914
• * Jilted, (pm) The Yellow Magazine March 9 1923
• * Johnny’s Mistake, (pm) The Royal Magazine May 1909
• * John o’ Dreams, (pm) The London Magazine June 1914
• * Just the Same, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1904
• * Katie’s Ninepence, (pm) The Royal Magazine August 1910
• * Keep Young, Little Maid!, (pm) The Grand Magazine May 1919
• * The Kilties Are Coming, (pm) The Grand Magazine March 1916
• * The Kissing Gate, (pm) The Novel Magazine March 1913
• * Kitchener’s Men, (pm) The Grand Magazine May 1915
• * The Kitchen with the Red-Tiled Floor, (pm) The Grand Magazine September 1915
• * Kitty, (pm) The Red Magazine June 1 1914
• * Lads of London, (pm) The Grand Magazine April 1916
• * The Lament of the Fairy Queen, (pm) The Royal Magazine February 1911
• * The Lavender Letter Box, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine September 1909
• * The Lavender Sunbonnet, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine March 1910
• * Leave the Old Folks Laughing, (pm) The Grand Magazine March 1917
• * A Lesson in Politeness, (pm) The Royal Magazine August 1912
• * A Letter from the Sea-Side, (pm) The Royal Magazine August 1914
• * A Little Bit of String, (pm) The Red Magazine June 1 1912
• * The Little Black Parlour, (pm) The Royal Magazine June 1918
• * The Little Brown Owl, (pm) The Royal Magazine November 1916
• * Little Miss Over-the-Way, (pm) The Royal Magazine April 1914
• * Liza’s Lout, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine March 1895, uncredited.
• * Locks and Bolts, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) April 1910
• * London Town, (ms) The London Magazine February 1908
• * The Lord Mayor’s Coach, (pm) The Windsor Magazine November 1922
• * Lost and Found, (ms) The Royal Magazine August 1909
• * Love and Limelight, (pm) The Story-teller January 1912
• * Love Below Stairs, (ss) The Royal Magazine January 1915
• * Love-in-a-Mist, (pm) The Red Magazine May 15 1912
• * Love in Goggles, (pm) The Royal Magazine October 1912
• * Love Laughs at Locksmiths, (pm) The Royal Magazine March 1909
• * The Luck That Failed, (pm) The Red Magazine February 15 1913
• * Ma Belle Marquise, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine November 1908
• * The Maid and the Posy, (pm) The Royal Magazine March 1913
• * The March Hare Turns Poet, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine November 1909 [Ref. Lewis Carroll]
• * Mary Quite Contrary, (ss) The Novel Magazine September 1909
• * May Morning, (ss) The Windsor Magazine May 1911
• * Me an’ Bill, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1909
• * “Me and Amelia Ann”, (pm) The Happy Mag. September 1924
• * The Meeting of the Authors, (pm) The Red Magazine November 10 1922
• * Men and Methods, (pm) The Yellow Magazine July 14 1922
• * Mercenary Be(e)haviour, (pm) The Red Magazine June 15 1914
• * Mignonette, (pm) The Novel Magazine January 1913
• The Royal Magazine March 1919
• * Milk-oo!, (pm) The Red Magazine March 1 1913
• * Mind the Paint!, (pm) The Royal Magazine April 1912
• * Mr. Clerk of the Weather, (pm) The Royal Magazine August 1906
• * Mr. Man-in-the-Moon, (pm) The Novel Magazine April 1909
• * Mr. Merridew’s Merry Christmas, (ss) The Grand Magazine December 1912
• * The Modest Mistletoe, (pm) The Royal Magazine January 1910
• * Molly and Me and the Pig, (pm) The Red Magazine August 15 1913
• * Molly Malone, (pm) The Red Magazine August 15 1912
• * Motherland, (pm) The Red Magazine September 15 1914
• * The Mourners, (pm) The Girl’s Own Paper and Woman’s Magazine August 1917
• * Mrs. Maynard’s Face, (ss) The Novel Magazine August 1910
• * Mrs. O’Grady, (pm) The Red Magazine May 15 1913
• * The Muffin Man, (pm) The Windsor Magazine January 1923
• * My Cottage in the Air, (pm) The Red Magazine May 28 1920
• * My First Silk Dress, (pm) The Red Magazine April 15 1912
• * My Garden Girl, (pm) The Red Magazine October 1 1912
• * My Lady Nicotine, (pm) The Royal Magazine November 1907
• * My Lady’s Powder Puff, (pm) The Royal Magazine May 1906
• * My Lady’s Shoe, (pm) The Royal Magazine April 1905
• * My Little Grey Moke, (pm) The Red Magazine April 29 1921
• * My Little House of Dreams, (pm) The Royal Magazine February 1917
• * My Little Nurse, (pm) The Grand Magazine July 1916
• * My Missus and Me, (pm) The Red Magazine April 15 1913
• * My Novel, (ms) The Royal Magazine January 1917
• * My Old Nurse, (pm) The Red Magazine September 30 1921
• * My Rocking Horse, (pm) The London Magazine August 1909
• * My Silhouettes, (pm) The Windsor Magazine January 1924
• * My Son Jim, (pm) The Royal Magazine November 1913
• * The Mystery of the Glass Slippers, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine August 1910
• * Name This Child, (pm) The Red Magazine February 16 1923
• * Nancy, (pm) The Royal Magazine March 1911
• * New Sultanas, (pm) The Grand Magazine December 1911
• * The New Year, (pm) The Red Magazine January 1 1913
• * New Year Resolutions, (pm) The Red Magazine January 1 1912
• * Nineteen in the Shade, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1915
• * Noble Aspirations, (pm) The Royal Magazine May 1908
• * “Not ’Arf”, (pm) The Red Magazine June 20 1924
• * An Obedient Daughter, (pl) The Royal Magazine December 1909
• * Oh! My Garden, (pm) The Red Magazine July 15 1917
• * “Old Chap!”, (pm) The Story-teller June 1914
• * Old Cronies, (pm) The Grand Magazine October 1911
• * An Old-Fashioned Christmas, (pm) The Grand Magazine December 1916
• * An Old-Fashioned Maid, (pm) The Royal Magazine June 1914
• * O Mimosa San, (pm) The Royal Magazine April 1910, as by A. L. H.
• * One Golden Day, (pm) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine December 1921
• * On New Year’s Night, (pm) The Story-teller January 1909
• * On the Beach, (pm) The Royal Magazine October 1908
• * On the Down Grade, (pm) The Red Magazine September 25 1925
• * On the Pier, (pm) The Story-teller August 1908
• * An Original Edition, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine September 1888, uncredited.
• * Our Parlour, (pm) The Yellow Magazine June 29 1923
• * Our Street, (pm) The Royal Magazine February 1915
• * A Pair of Buckled Shoes, (pm) The Royal Magazine November 1917
• * Pantomime Pals, (pm) The Red Magazine December 22 1922
• * The Pattern Man, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #2, May 1912
• * Penelope Asks a Favour, (ss) The Windsor Magazine February 1909
• * Phœbe in the Pit, (pm) The Red Magazine December 1 1912
• * Phœbe’s Freckle, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine July 1909
• * Phyllis as a Suffragette, (pm) The Royal Magazine January 1909
• * Phyllis in the Country, (pm) The Story-teller July 1909
• * Pins and Needles, (ss) The Windsor Magazine October 1910
• * Pity a Poor Joke, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine February 1924
• * The Poet and the Plumber, (pm) The Royal Magazine November 1913, as by A. L. H.
• * “The Popping of the Question”, (pm) The Red Magazine May 1 1919
• * Poppy’s Prayer, (pm) The Windsor Magazine July 1911
• * The Postman, (pm) The Red Magazine February 15 1915
• * Premonitory Symptoms, (pm) The Red Magazine March 15 1911
• * Preparing for Conquest, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1912
• * Princess Goldenlocks, (ss) The Royal Magazine July 1911
• * Priscilla Played a Minuet, (pm) The Grand Magazine April 1920
• The Grand Magazine September 1931
• * Priscilla’s Muff, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine January 1909
• * Proof Positive, (pm) The Red Magazine March 15 1913
• * Purely Fraternal, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) February 1911
• The Corner Magazine December 1926
• * Putting on Frills, (pm) The Story-teller July 1910
• * Queen June, (pm) The Royal Magazine June 1914
• * The Rape of the Locks, (pm) The Royal Magazine May 1910
• * The Red Cross Car, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine February 1916
• * Renunciation, (pm) Nash’s and Pall Mall Magazine July 1921
• * A Reticule, (pm) The Lady’s Realm July 1906
• The Windsor Magazine May 1908
• * A Rhyme for “Christmas”, (pm) The Red Magazine December 15 1911
• * Right by Greenwich, (pm) The Novel Magazine July 1911
• * The Road to London, (pm) The Red Magazine January 21 1921
• * The Roast Beef of Old England, (pm) The Red Magazine November 25 1921
• * Robin at the Mill, (pm) The Royal Magazine April 1909
• * Robin in a Blue Coat, (pm) The Grand Magazine March 1914
• The Grand Magazine June 1932
• * The Romance of a Travelling Rug, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine February 1909
• * A Romance of Barker’s Buildings, (ss) The Cornhill Magazine November 1897
• * A Rose in Arras, (pm) The Premier Magazine #52, August 1918
• * Roses and Honeysuckle, (pm) The Royal Magazine October 1917
• * Roses in June, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) June 1915
• * A Royal Match-Maker, (ar) The Lady’s Realm February 1907
• * Ruled by Britannia, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine October 1910
• * The Sabots of Suzette, (pm) The Grand Magazine July 1912
• * “The Saucy Sue”, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #17, August 1913
• * A Scarlet Sunshade, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine April 1909
• * Scarlet Tam o’ Shanter, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine December 1907
• * Scenery Up to Date, (pm) The Red Magazine October 1 1912
• * A Seafarer, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) July 1912
• * The Seasons, (pm) The Royal Magazine November 1909
• * The Shadow on the Path, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine March 1909
• * The Sharpness of Selina’s Elbows, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine February 1914
• * Sharp Practice, (pm) Cassell’s Magazine of Fiction #9, December 1912
• * She Stoops to Conquer, (pm) The Royal Magazine October 1907
• * The Silver Spoon, (pm) The Red Magazine October 1 1911
• * Songs Out of Season, (pm) The Royal Magazine October 1911
• * “Sonny’s Day”, (vi) The Royal Magazine July 1910
• * The Spectre and the Mouse, (pm) The Grand Magazine March 1913
• * A Spring Carol, (pm) The Royal Magazine April 1908
• * The Stars Look Down, (pm) The Premier Magazine #9, January 1915
• * A Storm in a Teacup, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine August 1909
• * The Strange Experience of Roger Payne, (ss) The Novel Magazine October 1912
• * The Strike of the Early Worm, (pm) The Red Magazine September 15 1911
• * Summer Is Dying, (pm) The Red Magazine September 15 1913
• * Summertime in Somerset, (pm) The Grand Magazine September 1916
• * Suppose, (pm) The Royal Magazine June 1913
• * A Surprise Packet, (vi) The Windsor Magazine December 1912
• * The Surrender of Joshua, (ss) Belgravia September 1898
• Chicago Ledger July 20 1901, as "Joshua’s Surrender", uncredited.
• * Tailor Made!, (pm) The Story-teller December 1910
• * A Tale in Two Colours, (pm) The Grand Magazine of Fiction May 1908
• * Teddy and Me and the King, (pm) The Red Magazine July 2 1926
• * Three Little Pinnies, (pm) The Royal Magazine December 1912
• * Three Strings to Her Bow, (pm) The Grand Magazine September 1906
• The Grand Magazine (US) October 1906
• * Throwing Down a Page, (pm) The Red Magazine October 15 1910
• * Tied with Blue Ribbon, (pm) The Royal Magazine December 1906
• * The Timidity of Binks, V.C., (pm) The Premier Magazine #34, February 1917
• * Timothy Tubbs, A.B., (pm) The Royal Magazine October 1920
• * To Be Let, (pm) The Royal Magazine February 1916
• * To Gretna Green, (pm) The Red Magazine October 15 1912
• * To Hubby in Town, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine August 1925
• * “Too Late for Gretna Green”, (pm) The Red Magazine August 6 1920
• * The Tragedy of a Cardboard Box, (ss) The Pall Mall Magazine July 1913
• * A Tragedy of Early Rising, (vi) The Windsor Magazine December 1911
• * Treasure Trove, (pm) The Red Magazine October 1909
• * The Truth of the Matter, (pm) The Red Magazine October 1 1913
• * Two Crosses, (pm) The Premier Magazine #32, December 1916
• * Two from Toad-in-the-Hole, (ss) Cassell’s Magazine April 1909
• * Two Strings to a Beau, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine July 1910
• * Under an Umbrella, (pm) The Red Magazine August 1 1913
• * Up a Tree, (pm) The Novel Magazine June 1910
• * Very Much Engaged, (pm) The Story-teller August 1910
• * Very Singular-and Plural!, (pm) The Windsor Magazine December 1907
• * The Voice of Spring, (pm) The Red Magazine March 1 1915
• * Walking Out, (pm) The Royal Magazine June 1909
• * Walking Out with ’Liza, (pm) The London Magazine November 1908
• * Weatherproof, (pm) The Novel Magazine January 1917
• * “What Are the Benefits of Procrastination?”, (sy) The Idler June 1900
• * What Elsie Wants to Know, (pm) The Royal Magazine March 1908
• * What Elsie Wonders!, (pm) The London Magazine July 1909
• * What Jimmie Wants to Know, (pm) The Royal Magazine February 1900
• * What’s in a Name?, (pm) The Royal Magazine December 1909, as by A. L. H.
• The Story-teller October 1914
• * What’s O’Clock!, (pm) The Novel Magazine June 1911
• * What the Mirror Said, (pm) The Story-teller October 1909
• * What the Mistletoe Knew, (pm) The New Magazine (UK) December 1910
• Cassell’s Winter Annual #3, 1921/22
• * What They Didn’t Teach at School, (pm) The Lady’s Realm April 1912
• * What to Wear, (pm) The Royal Magazine July 1906
• * When Belinda Climbs a Stile, (ss) The Story-teller May 1908
• * When Dorothy Went to Town, (pm) The Lady’s Realm May 1906
• * When Ethel Trims a Hat, (pm) The Yellow Magazine September 23 1921
• * When Father Plays the Flute, (pm) The Grand Magazine October 1907
• The Grand Magazine (US) November 1907
• * When Grandmama Was Seventeen, (pm) The London Magazine December 1908
• * When Grandma’ Was a Girl, (pm) The Red Magazine December 14 1912
• * When Hebe Rinks, (pm) The Royal Magazine January 1911, as by A. L. H.
• * When Her Hair Was in a Plait, (pm) The Novel Magazine December 1909
• * When Kissing’s in Season, (pm) The Royal Magazine March 1908
• * When My Dolly Died, (pm) The Red Magazine August 17 1923
• * When Nancy Came to Town, (pm) Lloyd’s Magazine November 1918
• * When Phœbe Came Back, (pm) The Story-teller February 1909
• * When Phyllis Goes Shopping, (pm) The Story-teller March 1909
• * When Phyllis Makes a Pudding!, (pm) The Novel Magazine August 1907
• * When Phyllis Trims a Hat, (pm) Pearson’s Magazine January 1905
• * When the Dustman Comes, (pm) The Royal Magazine December 1914
• * When the Gorse Is in Bloom, (pm) The Red Magazine August 15 1911
• * When the Light Was Low, (pm) The Grand Magazine January 1912
• * When the Pantomime’s Over, (pm) The Windsor Magazine January 1910
• * Whistling at the Gate, (pm) The Red Magazine June 15 1912
• * Why?, (pm) The Novel Magazine February 1913
• * Why She Doesn’t Care to Go!, (pm) The Pall Mall Magazine September 1909
• * Wilhelmina Wooden-Shoes, (pm) The London Magazine September 1910
• * The Winter Girl, (pm) The Royal Magazine March 1915
• * With Much Success, (pm) The British Boy’s Annual 1925
• * Wonderings, (pm) The Premier Magazine #1, March 1923
• * Wooden Pegs, (pm) The Grand Magazine February 1920
• * The Wrong Shade, (pm) The Royal Magazine September 1910
• * “Your King and Country—”, (ss) The Grand Magazine January 1915
_____, [?]
• * Market Day, (pm) The Red Magazine June 1 1912, as by A. L. H.

[]Harris, A. S. (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * Little Miss Cupid, (pm) The Royal Magazine October 1905

[]Harris, A. W. (fl. 1890s) (chron.)
• * What the Government Is Doing for the Farmer, (??) The Century Magazine July 1892
_____, [ref.]
• * Athletes of the Year by The Editor(s), (ar) The Strand Magazine December 1894
• The Strand Magazine (US) December 1894

[]Harris, Abram L. (chron.)
• * The Economics of the Founding Fathers, (ar) Harper’s Magazine November 1937

[]Harris, Ada Mary (fl. 1910s) (chron.)
• * Bitter-Sweet, (ss) The Black Cat March 1916
• The American Woman August 1919

[]Harris, Alan (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * Amamus, (pm) Bananas #20, April 1980
• * Amant, (pm) Bananas #20, April 1980
• * Amas, (pm) Bananas #20, April 1980
• * Amat, (pm) Bananas #20, April 1980
• * Amatis, (pm) Bananas #20, April 1980
• * Amo, (pm) Bananas #20, April 1980
• * Execution, (pm) Bananas #19, February 1980
• * Flower in Vase, (pm) The Mystic Muse Winter 1988/Spring 1989
• * Juggler, (pm) The Mystic Muse Autumn 1987
• * One Glance, (pm) The Mystic Muse Winter 1988/Spring 1989
• * Two Birds in a Tree, (pm) The Mystic Muse Autumn 1987

[]Harris, Albert (fl. 1900s) (chron.)
• * The Commercial Traveller, (ar) The Strand Magazine June 1907
• The Strand Magazine (US) July 1907
• * Education on Wheels, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) February 1904
• * The Worker on Holiday, (ar) The Strand Magazine (US) August 1907

[]Harris, Alfred H. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Spontaneous Human Combustion, (ar) Mystery Stories March 1928

[]Harris, Alice (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * Indian Music, (ts) Mystery Stories March 1928

[]Harris, Alice H. (fl. 1860s) (chron.)
• * A Leap Year Story, (ss) Ballou’s Dollar Monthly Magazine September 1860

[]Harris, Allyn (fl. 1930s-1940s) (chron.)
• * Always Someone New, (ss) Ten-Story Love Magazine May 1941
• * Army Kisses, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine July 11 1936
• * Bet You a Kiss!, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly February 1936
• * Black Lace Negligee, (ss) All-Story Love Stories May 5 1934
• * Bride on Impulse, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly November 1939
• * Defiant Lady, (ss) Variety Love Stories February 1940
• * Desert Girl, (ss) All-Story Love Stories March 27 1937
• * Diamond Bracelets, (ss) Sweetheart Stories #238, February 1936
• * First-Date Kisses, (ss) Variety Love Stories May 1939
• * Fugitive Bride, (ss) All-Story Love Stories March 7 1936
• * The Game Is Over, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly September 1938
• * A Garden for Two, (ss) Sweetheart Stories #290, June 1940
• * The Girl Behind the Door, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine July 29 1939
• * The Girl in Gold, (ss) Young Love April 1937
• * A Girl Like Mary, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly April 1939
• * The Girl on the Cover, (ss) All-Story Love Stories April 18 1936
• * The Girl Pursued Him, (ss) Variety Love Stories June 1940
• * The Girl Was Lucky!, (ss) Ten-Story Love Magazine September 1940
• * Heart Designed by Andrew, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine November 13 1937
• * A Heart for a Heart, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine September 21 1935
• * He Stood Her Up, (ss) Ten-Story Love Magazine May 1940
• * Honeymoon in Paris, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine October 22 1938
• * Irresistible, (ss) All-Story Love Stories July 18 1936
• * Just a Flirtation, (ss) Complete Love Magazine February 1940
• * The Kisses He Forgot, (ss) Ten-Story Love Magazine January 1941
• * Lovely Liar, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine June 2 1934
• * The Love Pilot, (ss) All-Story Love Stories December 2 1933
• * Make-Believe Honeymoon, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine May 5 1934
• * Make Me Beautiful!, (ss) Ten-Story Love Magazine September 1938
• * The Man I Marry, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine July 3 1937
• * The Marriage Racket, (ss) Complete Love Magazine December 1939
• * Men Like Them Gay, (ss) Variety Love Stories November 1938
• * Mixed-Up Foursome, (ss) Complete Love Magazine April 1940
• * My Life in Your Hands, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine December 16 1939
• * Navy Blues, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine December 24 1938
• * Next on His List, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly January 1942
• * Nobody’s Widow, (sl) All-Story Love Stories Jul 10, Jul 17 1937
• * No Love Lost, (ss) Ten-Story Love Magazine November 1938
• * Not for Always, (ss) Ten-Story Love Magazine March 1939
• * Not the Real Thing, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly March 1941
• * Off with the Old—, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly January 1939
• * Once He Proposed, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly August 1939
• * Playboy de Luxe, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly June 1939
• * Publicity Marriage, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine March 13 1937
• * Radio Angel, (ss) All-Story Love Stories September 19 1936
• * Rented Happiness, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine December 2 1933
• * Revolt of Toni, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine March 16 1935
• * Romance for a Redhead, (ss) Complete Love Magazine October 1938
• * Saturday Feature, (ss) All-Story Love Tales September 17 1938
• * She Knew the Answers, (ss) Variety Love Stories October 1940
• * She Lived on Thrills, (ss)
• Complete Love Magazine (Canada) January 1942
• * The Sins of Selina, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly December 1939
• * So You’re My Wife!, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly April 1941
• * Sunday Morning Husband, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly April 1937
• * They Gambled Love, (ss) All-Story Love Stories January 19 1935
• * This Is My Prince, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine August 27 1938
• * Too Proud to Love, (ss) Love Fiction Monthly October 1940
• * Two Make a Marriage, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine January 13 1940
• * The Wedding Ring, (ss) Street & Smith’s Love Story Magazine August 5 1933

[]Harris, Alun (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * Time Out, (vi) Drabble Who ed. David J. Howe & David B. Wake, Beccon, 1993

[]Harris, Amanda
_____, ed.
• * Editor: Sinister Tales April 2006

[]Harris, Amanda B(artlett) (1824-1917) (about) (chron.)
• * About Birds, (nf) Wide Awake January 1893
• * About Christmas Cards, (ar) Wide Awake January 1882
• * Alice and Phœbe Cary, (ar) Wide Awake April 1886
• * At a Day Nursery, (ar) Wide Awake December 1880
• * Aunt Kitty and Her Canaries (And the Plantain Seed!), (vi) St. Nicholas October 1884
• * Bayard Taylor, (ar) Wide Awake May 1886
• * A Boy Sculptor, (ss) Wide Awake November 1882
• * Brass and Pint Cups, (nf) Wide Awake December 1889
• * Bryant’s Word Pictures, (ar) Wide Awake January 1888
• * The Bufos, (ss) Wide Awake December 1881
• * Busy Bodies, (ss) Wide Awake January 1882
• * “Buy a Broom! Buy a Broom!”, (ss) Wide Awake November 1880
• * The Cardinal’s Flower, (ar) Wide Awake September 1882
• * Charlemagne’s Housetop Gardens, (ar) Wide Awake August 1891
• * Charles Kingsley, (ar) Wide Awake April 1883
• * Charles Lamb, (ar) Wide Awake December 1882
• * Charlotte Bronté and Others, (ar) Wide Awake September 1883
• * Chickaree and Chipmunk, (ss) Wide Awake May 1882
• * Children and Flowers, (ar) Wide Awake April 1882
• * A Chinese Mission School, (ar) Wide Awake February 1880
• * The Clocks of Basle, (ar) Wide Awake January 1891
• * The Contributors and the Children:
  * ___ VI. Bryant’s Word Pictures, (ar) Wide Awake January 1888
  * ___ VI. Seed-Sowing Birds, (ar) Wide Awake September 1887
  * ___ VII. Veneer Women, (ar) Wide Awake November 1888
  * ___ X. The Small Matters of Etiquette, (ar) Wide Awake February 1888
  * ___ XXII. “Like to Like”, (ar) Wide Awake April 1887
  * ___ XXVI. Murderous Millinery, (ar) Wide Awake May 1887
• * Daniel Webster in His New Hampshire Home, (ar) Wide Awake October 1888
• * A Day with Rags, Tatters & Co., (ss) Wide Awake July 1883
• * Dinah Maria Mulock-Craik, (ar) Wide Awake July 1883 [Ref. Mrs. Craik]
• * Dr. John Brown, (ar) Wide Awake May 1883
• * Dolly’s Shoes, (ss) Wide Awake January 1880
• * Donald Grant Mitchell, (ar) Wide Awake September 1886
• * Door-Yard Folks:
  * ___ I. Sculpus, (ss) Wide Awake November 1881
  * ___ II. The Bufos, (ss) Wide Awake December 1881
  * ___ III. Busy Bodies, (ss) Wide Awake January 1882
  * ___ IV. The Finny Kind, (ss) Wide Awake February 1882
  * ___ V. Reynard, (ss) Wide Awake March 1882
  * ___ VI. “Shadow-Tail”, (ss) Wide Awake April 1882
  * ___ VII. Chickaree and Chipmunk, (ss) Wide Awake May 1882
  * ___ VIII. A Mysterious One, (ss) Wide Awake June 1882
  * ___ IX. The Mischievous Minx, (ss) Wide Awake July 1882
  * ___ X. The Ponies, (ss) Wide Awake August 1882
  * ___ XI. Suggestions, (ss) Wide Awake September 1882
• * Down in Sandwich Town, (ss) Wide Awake June 1887
• * Easter Day Beyond the Sea, (ar) Wide Awake April 1891
• * An Eastern Gymnasium, (nf) Wide Awake August 1889
• * An Edenhall Musgrave in Search of Stanley, (nf) Wide Awake December 1888
• * A Few of Our Experiments, (ar) Wide Awake March 1883
• * The Finny Kind, (ss) Wide Awake February 1882
• * Fire-Place Stories, (ss) Wide Awake December 1885
• * The First Day of School: and What Was Said, Done and Studied, (ar) Wide Awake September 1884
• * The Forest Queen, (ss) Peterson’s Magazine Nov, Dec 1850
• * Four Hundred Cows with Red Ears, (vi) St. Nicholas May 1877
• * Francis Parkman, (ar) Wide Awake July 1886
• * George MacDonald, (ar) Wide Awake June 1883
• * George William Curtis, (ar) Wide Awake August 1886
• * Gilbert White, (ar) Wide Awake January 1883
• * The Gypsies’ Corn-Field, (ss) Wide Awake June 1891
• * Harriet Beecher Stowe, (ar) Wide Awake March 1886
• * Henry David Thoreau; and Other “Out-of-Door” Writers, (ar) Wide Awake June 1886
• * Hepaticas, (ar) Wide Awake May 1882
• * “H.H.” and Others, (ar) Wide Awake October 1886
• * Horatius at the Bridge, (ar) Wide Awake December 1881
• * The House, and What the Children Wore, (ar) Wide Awake August 1884
• * How Easter Came to the Little Nuremberg Maids, (ss) Wide Awake April 1892
• * How Professor Drummond “Impressed” Them, (nf) Wide Awake February 1890
• * How the Penny Family Lived, (ss) Wide Awake October 1879
• * How to Study Natural History, (nf) Wide Awake November 1889
• * How We Went Birds’-Nesting. Part I, (ar) Wide Awake May 1880
• * How We Went Birds’-Nesting. Part II, (ar) Wide Awake July 1880
• * How We Went Birds’-Nesting. Part III, (ar) Wide Awake August 1880
• * How We Went Birds’-Nesting. Part IV, (ar) Wide Awake September 1880
• * An Indian-Corn Talk, (ar) Wide Awake October 1887
• * Indian Pipe, (ar) Wide Awake October 1882
• * Is It “A Small Matter?”, (ar) Wide Awake February 1883
• * James Fenimore Cooper, (ar) Wide Awake November 1885
• * James Henry Leigh Hunt, (ar) Wide Awake March 1883
• * Jane Austen, (ar) Wide Awake February 1883
• * John Ruskin, (ar) Wide Awake August 1883
• * King Alfred’s Lantern, (vi) St. Nicholas December 1878
• * “Like to Like”, (ar) Wide Awake April 1887
• * Linnæa, (ar) Wide Awake August 1882
• * Little Biographies: Pleasant Authors for Young Folks:
  * ___ I. Sir Walter Scott, (ar) Wide Awake October 1882
  * ___ II. Mary Russell Mitford, (ar) Wide Awake November 1882
  * ___ III. Charles Lamb, (ar) Wide Awake December 1882
  * ___ IV. Gilbert White, (ar) Wide Awake January 1883
  * ___ V. Jane Austen, (ar) Wide Awake February 1883
  * ___ VI. James Henry Leigh Hunt, (ar) Wide Awake March 1883
  * ___ VII. Charles Kingsley, (ar) Wide Awake April 1883
  * ___ VIII. Dr. John Brown, (ar) Wide Awake May 1883
  * ___ IX. George MacDonald, (ar) Wide Awake June 1883
  * ___ X. Dinah Maria Mulock-Craik, (ar) Wide Awake July 1883 [Ref. Mrs. Craik]
  * ___ XI. John Ruskin, (ar) Wide Awake August 1883
  * ___ XII. Charlotte Bronté and Others, (ar) Wide Awake September 1883
• * The Little Folks; and the Mischievous Ones, (ar) Wide Awake October 1884
• * The Luck of Edenhall, (ss) Wide Awake November 1887
• Atalanta October 1889
• * Magna Charta Stories:
  * ___ III. Horatius at the Bridge, (ar) Wide Awake December 1881
• * Making Aprons, (ar) Wide Awake December 1884
• * A Maple Sugar Camp, (ar) Wide Awake April 1884
• * Mary Russell Mitford, (ar) Wide Awake November 1882
• * Men and Things:
  * ___ II. An Edenhall Musgrave in Search of Stanley, (nf) Wide Awake December 1888
  * ___ XI. About Birds, (nf) Wide Awake January 1893
  * ___ XI. Brass and Pint Cups, (nf) Wide Awake December 1889
  * ___ XVIII. More About Small Things, (nf) Wide Awake July 1892
  * ___ XXX. An Eastern Gymnasium, (nf) Wide Awake August 1889
  * ___ XXXIII. How Professor Drummond “Impressed” Them, (nf) Wide Awake February 1890
  * ___ XXXIV. A Progressive Dinner, (nf) Wide Awake February 1889
  * ___ XLVII. Saying the Pleasant Thing, (nf) Wide Awake March 1892
  * ___ L. Some Blunderers, (nf) Wide Awake April 1891
  * ___ LI. Overheard, (nf) Wide Awake November 1892
  * ___ LVII. How to Study Natural History, (nf) Wide Awake November 1889
  * ___ LIX. More About the “Luck of Edenhall”, (nf) Wide Awake April 1890
  * ___ LXII. A Pleasing Russian Ilustration, (nf) Wide Awake April 1890
  * ___ LXV. “Mud-Larking”, (nf) Wide Awake May 1889
• * The Mischievous Minx, (ss) Wide Awake July 1882
• * Mr. Ko Kun-Hua, the Chinese Professor at Harvard University, and His Family, (ar) Wide Awake December 1879
• * Mr. Littlejohn’s Animals, (ss) Wide Awake July 1881
• * A Modern Pied Piper, (ar) Wide Awake March 1891
• * More About Small Things, (nf) Wide Awake July 1892
• * More About the “Luck of Edenhall”, (nf) Wide Awake April 1890
• * “Mud-Larking”, (nf) Wide Awake May 1889
• * Murderous Millinery, (ar) Wide Awake May 1887
• * A Mysterious One, (ss) Wide Awake June 1882
• * Nathaniel Hawthorne, (ar) Wide Awake February 1886
• * Old-Fashioned Games, (ar) Wide Awake November 1884
• * Old School-Days:
  * ___ I. The House, and What the Children Wore, (ar) Wide Awake August 1884
  * ___ II. The First Day of School: and What Was Said, Done and Studied, (ar) Wide Awake September 1884
  * ___ III. The Little Folks; and the Mischievous Ones, (ar) Wide Awake October 1884
  * ___ IV. Old-Fashioned Games, (ar) Wide Awake November 1884
• * One Lady’s Way of Teaching “How to Write Compositions”, (ar) Wide Awake February 1887
• * One of the Pleasant Authors: Annie Keary, (ar) Wide Awake November 1887
• * Other Thoughts About Cats, (ar) Wide Awake July 1879
• * Overheard, (nf) Wide Awake November 1892
• * The Pasture, (ar) Wide Awake July 1882
• * A Period of “Free Coinage”, (ar) Wide Awake June 1891
• * Pleasant Authors for Young Folks:
  * ___ I. Washington Irving, (ar) Wide Awake October 1885
  * ___ II. James Fenimore Cooper, (ar) Wide Awake November 1885
  * ___ III. William Hickling Prescott, (ar) Wide Awake December 1885
  * ___ IV. Ralph Waldo Emerson, (ar) Wide Awake January 1886
  * ___ V. Nathaniel Hawthorne, (ar) Wide Awake February 1886
  * ___ VI. Harriet Beecher Stowe, (ar) Wide Awake March 1886
  * ___ VII. Alice and Phœbe Cary, (ar) Wide Awake April 1886
  * ___ VIII. Bayard Taylor, (ar) Wide Awake May 1886
  * ___ IX. Henry David Thoreau; and Other “Out-of-Door” Writers, (ar) Wide Awake June 1886
  * ___ X. Francis Parkman, (ar) Wide Awake July 1886
  * ___ XI. George William Curtis, (ar) Wide Awake August 1886
  * ___ XII. Donald Grant Mitchell, (ar) Wide Awake September 1886
  * ___ XIII. “H.H.” and Others, (ar) Wide Awake October 1886
• * A Pleasing Russian Ilustration, (nf) Wide Awake April 1890
• * The Ponies, (ss) Wide Awake August 1882
• * A Precious Bug, (ss) Wide Awake April 1891
• * A Progressive Dinner, (nf) Wide Awake February 1889
• * The Queen Lily, (ss) Wide Awake August 1890
• * Ralph Waldo Emerson, (ar) Wide Awake January 1886
• * Reynard, (ss) Wide Awake March 1882
• * A Rush-Light, (ss) Wide Awake July 1891
• * Saying the Pleasant Thing, (nf) Wide Awake March 1892
• * Sculpus, (ss) Wide Awake November 1881
• * Seed-Sowing Birds, (ar) Wide Awake September 1887
• * “Shadow-Tail”, (ss) Wide Awake April 1882
• * Sir Walter Scott, (ar) Wide Awake October 1882
• * The Small Matters of Etiquette, (ar) Wide Awake February 1888
• * Some Blunderers, (nf) Wide Awake April 1891
• * Some Educated Horses, (ar) Wide Awake September 1883
• * Some Little Shakers, (ss) Wide Awake June 1884
• * The Story of Jokel, (ss) Wide Awake November 1891
• * Suggestions, (ss) Wide Awake September 1882
• * A Thrice-Told Tale, (ss) Wide Awake December 1888
• * “Twenty Bushels of Roses”, (ss) Wide Awake November 1890
• * Two Bears, (ss) Wide Awake October 1881
• * Two Pet Lions and Their Mistress, (ss) Wide Awake December 1878
• * “Two Yellow Boots”, (ss) Wide Awake March 1892
• * Untitled, (ar) Wide Awake January 1883
• * Veneer Women, (ar) Wide Awake November 1888
• * Violets, Dandelions, Cowslips and Buttercups, (ar) Wide Awake June 1882
• * Washington Irving, (ar) Wide Awake October 1885
• * The Way He Made the Fishing-Rod, (ar) Wide Awake September 1881
• * Ways to Do Things:
  * ___ IX. A Wild-Flower Book, (ar) Wide Awake August 1889
  * ___ XXX. Making Aprons, (ar) Wide Awake December 1884
  * ___ XXXIX. Word-Stories, (ar) Wide Awake March 1886
  * ___ LII. One Lady’s Way of Teaching “How to Write Compositions”, (ar) Wide Awake February 1887
• * “What Makes the Sea Salt?”, (ar) Wide Awake October 1891
• * What Shall We Do with Poky?, (ss) Wide Awake November 1878
• * Why the Gypsies Have No Churches, (ar) Wide Awake January 1892
• * A Wild-Flower Book, (ar) Wide Awake August 1889
• * Wild Flower Papers:
  * ___ I. Children and Flowers, (ar) Wide Awake April 1882
  * ___ II. Hepaticas, (ar) Wide Awake May 1882
  * ___ III. Violets, Dandelions, Cowslips and Buttercups, (ar) Wide Awake June 1882
  * ___ IV. The Pasture, (ar) Wide Awake July 1882
  * ___ V. Linnæa, (ar) Wide Awake August 1882
  * ___ VI. The Cardinal’s Flower, (ar) Wide Awake September 1882
  * ___ VII. Indian Pipe, (ar) Wide Awake October 1882
• * The Wild White Cattle of England, (ar) Wide Awake June 1888
• * William Hickling Prescott, (ar) Wide Awake December 1885
• * A Wind-mill Pilgrimage, (ar) Wide Awake June 1885
• * A Winter Garden:
  * ___ I. Untitled, (ar) Wide Awake January 1883
  * ___ II. Is It “A Small Matter?”, (ar) Wide Awake February 1883
  * ___ III. A Few of Our Experiments, (ar) Wide Awake March 1883
• * Word-Stories, (ar) Wide Awake March 1886
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