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Deadwood Dick’s Double Drop (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #287 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Doublet; or, the Tandem Team of Teddy’s Tailings (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #153 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Dozen (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #61 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Drop; or, the Sojourn at Satan’s Spring (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #126 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Ducats; or, Rainy Days at the Diggings (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #62 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Dust; or, the Chained Hand (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #68 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Head-Off; or,The Round-up at Roundabout (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #192 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Insurance Case; or, Carroling a Cunning Trio (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #105 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Lone Hand; or, Kodak Kate’s Secret Seven (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #161 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Manifesto; or,The Sport Queen (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #203 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Protegee; or, Baby Bess, the Girl Gold Miner (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #80 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Raid (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #238 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Resurrection; or, Icicle Isaac of Frozen Flats (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #168 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Royal Flush; or,The Baffled Sport (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #191 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Still Hunt; or, the Second Round in San Francisco (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #137 [Deadwood Dick]
Deadwood Dick’s Three; or, the “Bellerin’ Bull” of Bismark (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #81 [Deadwood Dick]
Deafness (pm) The Episcopal Recorder, as by A. G. M..
A Deal in Diamonds (vi) Pearson’s Weekly
Dear Dark Head (pm)
Death for Love (ss)
Death Is Before Me To-day (Ancient Egyptian) (pm)
The Death of the Dauphin, by Alphonse Daudet (vi) Fashion and Fancy; translated from the French.
Death Valley (ms)
The Deaths of the Presidents (ar)
The Decalogue in Verse (pm)
December (pm)
The Declaration of Independence (ms)
Declaration of Independence by Four-Year-Old Son (pm)
Deeds of Aspiration (pm) Ladies’ Home Journal
Deeds, Not Years (pm)
Dehorning Cattle (ms)
Dell’s Cremona (ss) Belgravia
The Demand for Amateur Scenarios (ar) Moving Picture World
The Demon of the Jhoot (ss) Madras Mail [Colonel Bowlong]
A Demonstration in Force (ss) [Derek Clyde]
Denver Doll the Detective Queen (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #171 [Denver Doll]
Denver Doll’s Decoy; or, Little Bill’s Bonanza (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #183 [Denver Doll]
Denver Doll’s Drift; or,The Road Queen’s Big Campaign (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #185 [Denver Doll]
Denver Doll’s Victory; or, Skull and Cross-Bones (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #175 [Denver Doll]
The Desert Rider: A Turkoman Epitaph (pm)
Designing Male (Elgee Bove) (ar)
The Desk Sergeant (cl)
Destiny Guided (vi)
Devotion (ms)
A Diagnosis of Kentucky (pm) The Chicago Tribune
Diamond Dave (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #282
Diamond Dirk; or, The Mystery of Yellowstone (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #231
The Diamond Ring (vi)
The Diary of a Nobody (ex) Arrowsmith 1892, as by George Grossmith and Weedon Grossmith.
The Diary of an Old Maid (ms)
Dick Hoagland (bg) Galaxy Science Fiction Sep 1974 [Richard C. Hoagland]
Dictionary of Pickpocket Eloquence (ms)
Did the Chinese Beat Columbus? (ms)
Different (ss)
Digging Out a Bride (vi)
Direct Providential Aid (vi) Lewiston Journal
Dirge (pm) The Whim
Dirge of Prosperity (pm) Machinists’ Journal
Discouraged (vi) The Arkansaw Traveler
The Dissipated Husband (pm) Charleston Courier
Divers’ Duties and Dangers (ar) (New York) Mail and Express
The Diver’s Story (ss) Tit-Bits
The Diverting History of May Colvin (pm)
Dixie’s Land (pm)
Do Kings or Nobles Care for Us? (pm) Tait’s Magazine
Do the Dead Move? (vi) The London Tablet
Do You Know What These Words Mean? (ms); from The English Dictionary 1623.
Doctor Daylight; or, The Mystery of the Golden Coffin (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #214
Doctor Gabriel’s Experiment (ss) Temple Bar
A Doctor’s Dream (ss) Pittsburgh Press
The Doctor’s Dupes (na) The Union Jack #511 [Sexton Blake]
The Doctor’s Security (pm)
Doctrine of the Brick (pm) The Evening Sun
Dog and Baby (vi); from Brooklyn Citizen.
The Dog and the Horse, by Voltaire (ex); translated from the French (“Zadig ou la Destinée”, 1747).
Dogs to the Front (ar) New-York Tribune
The Dog’s-Meat Man (sg)
Doing Good by Stealth (ar); from Newark Call.
Doing-Up Caesar (vi) The Philadelphia Inquirer
Dolce Far Niente (pm) Harper’s Weekly
Doll of Wapping (sg)
A Dollar or Two (pm)
Dominic’s Fee (ss)
Don’t Throw Cudgels at Your Town (pm) The Boston Globe
The Dosing of a Demon (ss) London Truth
“Dot Little Baby” (pm)
Dot Naughty Mobile (pm) St. Louis Post Dispatch
The Double Lesson (vi)
Doubts and Fears (ss)
The Doughboy’s Fag (pm) Captain Billy’s Smokehouse Poetry
The Dove (pm)
Down Among the Dead Men (pm)
Down at the old Bull and Whatsit (ms)
Down in Cupid’s Garden (pm)
The Dowry, by Guy de Maupassant (ss); translated from the French.
Dr. Hendon’s Temptation (ss) Truth
Dr. Middleton’s Patient (ss) Vanity Fair
Dr. Satira Takes All (na) The Union Jack #1326 [Sexton Blake]
Dr. Satira’s Revenge (na) The Union Jack #1250-1251 [Sexton Blake]
A Drama in Naples (ss) Pall Mall Budget
Dream World (ms)
The Dream: Korean Song (pm)
The Dreary, Dreary Life (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads, ed. John A. Lomax, The Macmillan Company 1910
Drop by Drop: or, Nick Carter and the Borgian Poison Case (na)
The Drunkard (ss); also as “The Confessions of a Drunkard, a Tale”.
The Dying Cowboy (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads, ed. John A. Lomax, The Macmillan Company 1910
Eagle Ned, the Boy on Guard; or, the Camp Spiders of Ragged Robin (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #158
Earliest Building Strike on Record (ms)
Early One Morning (pm)
The Earth (pm)
The Earth Grows Young Again (pm)
Earthsea (mp)
An Easily Remembered “Alphabet of Health” (ms); from Atchison Globe.
Easter Lilies (pm)
The Eccentric Burglar (ss) [Derek Clyde]
Echo Answered (hu)
An Echo Poem (pm)
Edgar Allan Poe (b. 1809 d. 1849) (ms)
Edication’s a Wonderful Thing (pm) Punch
The Editors (bg)
An Editor’s Outing (ss); Bozeman Chronicle.
Educational Courtship (pm) Somerville Journal
“Ego and Echo” (pm)
80 Seconds to Solve It! (pz)
The Elder-Witch (pm)
The Elder-Witch: Ancient Danish Song (pm)
Eleanour: A Tale of non-Performers (ss) Blackwood’s Magazine
Elizabeth Latimer (ss); from The Legendary ed. by N. P. Willis, Boston, 1828.
Ellen’s Discipline (vi)
“An Elopment” (ss)
Elvie’s Pride (ss)
An Embarrassing Episode (ss) Truth
The Emigrant’s Story (ss) Harper’s Monthly Magazine
The Emperor’s Return, by Victor Hugo (pm)
The Empey-Rean Sea with Marguerite Empey (Diane Webber) (pi)
The Enchanted Island (pm)
Enchantress of the Nile (ar)
End of the Beginning (pm) Punch
The Endless Sky (pm)
Engine-Driver’s Epitaph (pm)
Engineering Procedure (ms) NRL Abstracts
England Speaking (ms)
English John (sg)
An English Satire (vi) Punch
Enigma (pm)
Enthusiasm! (ms); from Salesmanship.
An Enthusiast (vi) Le Petit Journal
Epic “Beowulf” (ex)
Epitaph (pm)
Epitaph at Bideford, Devon (pm)
An Epitaph Upon Mr. Ashton, a Conformable Citizen (pm)
EQMM First Story Feature (ms)
Equals, by August Strindberg (pl)
Esau Buck and the Buck-Saw (vi) The Hartford Times
Escaping from Prison (ms)
The Eternal Feminine (pm)
Etiquette, circa 1890 (ex); from The Lady’s Guide to Complete Etiquette ed. Emily Thornwell, Belford, Clarke & Co., 1884.
An Even Exchange (vi)
Even This Shall Pass Away (pm)
The Excellent Man (pm); translated from the German of Heinrich Heine.
An Experiment in Hypnotism (ss) London Truth
Exploits of the Arson Squad (ts) The Illinois Policeman
Extraordinary Escape (vi)
Extraordinary Escape from a Wreck (ar)
A Fable (pm)
The Facility of Fitch (pm) The Sun
Fading Roses (pm)
A Fair Moon Maiden (vi) The Athenaeum
The Fair Sex (pm)
Fair Warning (pm) Catholic Standard and Times
Faith and Love (pm)
Faithful (pm)
The Faithful Wife (ss); from Stories of American Life; by American Writers ed. by Mary Russell Mitford, 1830.
The Falcon: Old English Ballad (pm)
Fall (pm)
The Fall of the Janissaries (ss)
Fall Time (pm) Atlanta Constitution
Falmenca (ss)
The False Lover Won Back: An Old English Ballad (pm)
A Familiar Spirit (pm) Washington Star
A Famous Acrobat (ar) The Philadelphia Times
Fancy Free (ss) Capper’s Farmer
Fantastic Hoaxes (ms) Fantastic Adventures; May 39.
Fascinatin’ Life (ss) Seventeen
A Fast Burial (ms)
Fate of Louis XVII. of France (ar)
The Fate of the Baby (ss) St. James’ Budget
Father and Sons: Bokharan Poem (pm)
Father O’Flynn (sg); also as “untitled (‘Of priests we can offer a charmin’ variety...’)”.
The Fawn and His Mother (vi); from The Great Fables.
The FBI in Action (ms)
Feb 3: v82:3)|(#1633)|Dodgin’ Injuns (ms)
Felony Follies (cl)
Female Courtship (pm)
Fenwick’s Pride (vi)
A Fickle Widow (ex); from Hwa Tsien Ki.
Fiction Market, Compiled at the Palmer Building from Daily Reports (ar) Writer’s Markets and Methods 1936
Fiel’s Delicate Case (ss)
A Fifteenth Century Carol (pm)
Figuring on a Sail-Boat (ar) The Sun
A Film of Gossamer (ss) Fraser’s Magazine
Fingerprint Mutilation (ms)
Fire and Ice... with model Sue Van Orden (pi)
Fireflies (pm) Kate Field’s Washington
Firelight (pm)
First Love (pm) Boston Daily Globe
The First Overlander (ms)
The First Robin (pm)
The First Violin (vi)
The Fitzroy Vases (ss) London World
A Flax-Seed Poultice (ar)
Floriculture (ar)
The Flower Fairies (vi)
The Flower Lovers’ Poems (pm)
Flush Fan, the Ferret; or, Deadwood Dick Jr’s. Big Round-up (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #72 [Deadwood Dick]
Flying Fetishes (ar)
Flying Maps (ms)
Flyleaf Warning (pm)
Foibles of Literary Men (ms)
The Foot Ball, a True Story of Brittany (ss) Ainsworth’s Magazine
For Butter, For Worse (pm)
For Victory: True Stories of Women in the War (cl)
For Your Crime Bookshelf (br)
For Your Information (ms)
Forgetfulness (pm)
Forgotten (pm)
The Fourth in Paris (vi), as “Fourth of July in Paris” by Maud R. Humphrey.
The Fox-Kettle (ss) Belgravia
The Fox-Kettle,, uncredited (ss) Belgravia
Foxy Fred’s Odd Pard (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #329
A Fragment (pm)
Fragment of Loyalist Song (pm)
A Fragment. From the “Song of Vala” (pm)
Frank Reade in Polar Seas (nv); reprint [probably Boys of New York, 12 Apr 1890 (From Pole to Pole; or, Frank Reade Jr.’s Strange Submarine Voyage)]. [Frank Reade, Jr.]
Frank Reade in Siberia (nv); reprint [probably Wide Awake Library, 6 Feb 1892 (Frank Reade Jr. with His Air-Ship in Asia; or, A Flight Across the Steppes)]. [Frank Reade, Jr.]
Frank Reade in the Desert (nv); reprint [probably Frank Reade Library 50, 2 Sep 1893 (Chased Across the Sahara; or, The Bedouins’ Captive)]. [Frank Reade, Jr.]
Frank Reade on Government Service (nv); reprint [probably Wide Awake Library, 8 May 1889 (Frank Reade Jr.’s Search for a Sunken Ship; or, Working for the Government)]. [Frank Reade, Jr.]
Frank Reade’s Air-Yacht (nv); reprint [probably Wide Awake Library, 3 Jan 1891 (Frank Reade Jr. and His Electric Air Yacht; or, The Great Inventor Among the Aztecs)]. [Frank Reade, Jr.]
Frank Reade’s Isle of Diamonds (nv); reprint [probably Boys of New York, 25 Oct 1890 (Frank Reade Jr and His Electric Coach; or, The Search for the Isle of Diamonds)]. [Frank Reade, Jr.]
Frank Reade’s Prairie Coach (nv); reprint [probably Boys of New York, 9 Jun 1888 (Frank Reade Jr. in the Far West; or, The Search for a Lost Mine)]. [Frank Reade, Jr.]
Franking for the Boys (ss) Chicago Times-Herald
The Fratricide, a Fragment (ss) Holden’s American Magazine
The Freebooter (“What Needs a man in this great world?”) (pm); from the Sydney Bulletin.
Freedom of the Range (ss)
The French Village. An American Descriptive Tale (ss)
French with a Master (pm)
A Fresh Horse (ss) Family Circle
A Friend in Need (ss)
Friends (pm)
Friendship (pm)
From an Autograph Album (pm)
From Jest to Earnest (vi) New York News; also as “Just What He Deserved”.
From Octogenarian to Baby, by Jose Antor (ss)
From the Chinese (pm)
A Frontier Funeral (vi)
Frontispiece: New Father of the Democratic Party (ct) New York American
The Frustration of Kinch (edited by Marvin Dana) (ss), as “How the Bank Was Saved” by Victor L. Whitechurch. [Thorpe Hazell]
Fulfilment (pm) Richmond Dispatch
Full-Rigged Sailing Ship (ms); from Webster’s Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged, 1993.
Fur Country Mail on Increase (ms)
The Gal I Left Behind Me (pm) Cowboy Songs and Other Frontier Ballads, ed. John A. Lomax, The Macmillan Company 1910
The Gallagher Divorce (vi)
The Gallic Cock: A French Poem of Victory—Waterloo Wiped Out (pm) Bell’s Life in London and Sporting Chronicle
A Game of Bluff (ss) [Derek Clyde]
“Gathered In”; or, Deadwood Dick in Durango (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #107 [Deadwood Dick]
Gaudissart the Great, by Honoré de Balzac (ss)
Gems of Consolation (pm)
General Confession (hu) Detroit Free Press
General Fitzhugh Lee (ia) The Providence Journal
A Gentleman (pm)
The Georgia Bicyclists (pm) Atlanta Constitution
A Georgia Hunting Song (pm) Atlanta Constitution
The Georgia Murder Case (ts)
The German Dispatch-Box (edited by Marvin Dana) (ss), as “The Affair of the German Dispatch-Box” by Victor L. Whitechurch. [Thorpe Hazell]
The Ghost of the Count (ss)
A Ghost Story (ex)
The Ghouls of Galveston; or, Deadwood Dick in Texas (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #84 [Deadwood Dick]
Gideon’s Draft (ms); from The Bible, Judges 7:1-8.
The Gift of Corn (vi); from St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Gilded Lily with 8 (pi)
Gilt-Edged Dick, the Sport Detective; or, the Outlaw’s Daughter (nv) Boys’ First-Rate Pocket Library #111

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