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''FairyTale: A True Story'' is an American movie, written by [[Ernie Contreras]] and directed by [[Charles Sturridge]] * '''News Vendor''' : [[Dick Brannick]] ...

...My Friend the Murderer]] and [[The Doings of Raffles Haw]]'' (1896-1898, [[American Publishers Corporation]] ''New Aldine sets'' [US]) * in ''My Friend the Murderer'' (1896-1898, [[American Publishers Corporation]] ''Belmore series No. 26'' [US]) ...

* in ''[[Detroit Sunday News-Tribune]]'' (11 july 1897 [US]) 1 ill. ...e never kept one," said Allardyce. "Things are pretty slack aboard a South American trader, and they don't do more than they can help. If there was one it must ...

* [[The American's Tale]] (december 1880, [[London Society]]) * [[A Regimental Scandal]] (14 may 1892, [[The Indianapolis News]]) ...

...e and that we have all to be at our posts. I had hoped to be able to bring news of your great coup. Did Altamont name no hour?' ...dove in his feelings towards England as compared with a real bitter Irish-American.' ...

* ''A Case of Identity'' (1898-1899, [[The American News Co.]] ''Favourite Series of Popular Novels'' [US]) * in ''[[Greensboro Daily News]]'' (10-12 february 1921 [US]) no ill. ...

* in ''[[The American Magazine]]'' (december 1911 [US]) cover + 4 ill. by [[Frederic Dorr Steele] * in ''[[The Galveston Daily News]]'' (4 february 1912 [US]) 2 ill. by [[Knott]] ...

* ''A Night Among the Nihilists'' (1898-1899, [[The American News Co.]] ''Daisy Library No. 8'' [US]) ...

...al'' is a short story written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] first published in American newspapers ([[The Inter Ocean]], [[The Courier-Journal]], [[The Examiner (S * in ''[[The Newport News]]'' (18 august 1893 [US]) no ill. ...

...is a short story written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] first published in the American newspapers on 29 october 1893 and in [[The Idler]] in november 1893. Also p * in ''[[Detroit Sunday News-Tribune]]'' (29 october 1893 [US]) 2 ill. ...

* in ''[[Stoll's Editorial News]]'' (19 & 26 may, 2 june 1921 [US]) 6 ill. * in ''[[Greensboro Daily News]]'' (28 august 1921 [US]) no ill. ...

...it at the council — "they have over a million men available, and there are American naval guns which are sweeping the roads between Montmedy and Conflans, the "Undoubtedly, Your Majesty. We have now to treat for terms. The American President has ventured to say that he will not treat with you. Everything w ...

* ''A Scandal in Bohemia'' (1898-1899, [[The American News Co.]] ''Favourite Series of Popular Novels No. 87'' [US]) * in ''[[Stoll's Editorial News]]'' (20-27 january 1921) 2 ill. 2 photos ...

* [[American Medical Diplomas]] (~23 september 1884) * [[Notes and News]] (~8 december 1890) ...

* ''The Silver Hatchet'' (1898-1899, [[The American News Co.]] ''Favorite Series of Popular Novels No. 93'' [US]) ...henoid bones and ethmoid bones, if it be but for a moment. And what is the news of the corps, Otto? Has Graube fought the Swabian?" ...

* ''The Mystery of Sasassa Valley'' (1898-99, [[The American News Co.]] ''Favourite Series of Popular Novels'' [US]) ...

* ''The Secret of Goresthorpe Grange'' (1898-1899, [[The American News Co.]] ''Favourite Series of Popular Novels No. 77'' [US]) ...ers. There was nothing for it now but to wait patiently until I heard some news of the result of his inquiries. ...

...that this was his plunder, was discounted by the fact that all six were of American make, and of a type which is rare in England. Three of them bore the mark o ...ns, most of which were obviously absurd. The fact that the watches were of American make, and some peculiarities in connection with the gold stopping of his fr ...

* in ''[[Cain City News]]'' (2, 8, 16 & 23 february 1882 [US]) Mr. Hammond, who is travelling on the American steamer "The Spartan" is suspicious about two passengers after having witne ...

* ''The Gully of Bluemansdyke'' (1898-1899, [[The American News Co.]] ''Daisy Library No. 22'' [US]) The American looked at him approvingly. He had learned in his wanderings that an Irishma ...