The Collections
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… and their contents
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| Plain Tales from the Hills (1888) |
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Lispeth |
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Three and an Extra |
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Thrown Away |
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Miss Youghal’s Sais |
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Yoked with an Unbeliever |
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False Dawn |
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The Rescue of Pluffles |
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Cupid’s Arrows |
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The Three Musketeers |
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His Chance in Life |
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Watches of the Night |
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The Other Man |
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Consequences |
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The Conversion of Aurelian McGoggin |
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The Taking of Lungtungpen |
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A Germ Destroyer |
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Kidnapped |
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The Arrest of Lieutenant Golightly |
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In the House of Suddhoo |
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His Wedded Wife |
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The Broken-link Handicap |
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Beyond the Pale |
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In Error |
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A Bank Fraud |
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Tods’ Amendment |
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The Daughter of the Regiment |
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In the Pride of his Youth |
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Pig |
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The Rout of the White Hussars |
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The Bronckhorst Divorce Case |
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Venus Annodomini |
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The Bisara of Pooree |
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A Friend’s Friend |
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The Gate of the Hundred Sorrows |
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The Madness of Private Ortheris |
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The Story of Muhammad Din |
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On the Strength of a Likeness |
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Wressley of the Foreign Office |
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By Word of Mouth |
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To be Filed for Reference |
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(also see The Sussex Edition) |
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| Soldiers Three and Other Stories (1890) |
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| Soldiers Three, Indian Railway Library (Nov 1888) |
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The God from the Machine |
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Private Learoyd’s Story |
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The Big Drunk Draf |
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The Solid Muldoon |
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With the Main Guard |
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In the Matter of a Private |
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Black Jack |
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| The Story of the Gadsbys, Indian Railway Library (Dec 1888) |
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Poor Dear Mamma
The World Without
The Tents of Kedar
With any Amazement
The Garden of Eden
Fatima
The Valley of the Shadow
The Swelling of Jordan |
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| In Black and White, Indian Railway Library (Jan 1889) |
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Dray Wara Yow Dee
The Judgment of Dungara
At Howli Thana
Gemini
At Twenty-Two
In Flood Time
The Sending of Dana Da
On the City Wall |
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| Wee Willie Winkie and Other Stories (1890) |
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| Under the Deodars, Indian Railway Library (Jan 1889) |
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The Education of Otis Yeere
At the Pit’s Mouth
A Wayside Comedy
The Hill of Illusion
A Second-Rate Woman
Only a Subaltern |
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| The Phantom Rickshaw, Indian Railway Library (Feb 1889) |
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The Phantom Rickshaw
My Own True Ghost Story
The Strange Ride of Morrowbie Jukes
The Man who Would be King |
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| Wee Willie Winkie, Indian Railway Library (Mar 1889) |
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Wee Willie Winkie
Baa Baa, Black Sheep
His Majesty the King
The Drums of the Fore and Aft |
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(also see The Sussex Edition) |
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| Life’s Handicap (Aug 14th 1891) |
| (DS) The Courting of Dinah Shadd (Sept 1890) |
| (MOP) Mine own People (Mar 1891) |
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The Incarnation of Krishna Mulvaney (DS) |
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The Courting of Dinah Shadd (DS) |
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On Greenhow Hill (DS) |
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The Man who Was (DS) |
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The Head of the District |
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Without Benefit of Clergy (DS) |
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At the End of the Passage (MOP) |
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The Mutiny of the Mavericks (MOP) |
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The Mark of the Beast |
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The Return of Imray (MOP) |
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Namgay Doola (MOP) |
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The Lang Men o’ Larut |
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Bertran and Bimi (MOP) |
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Reingelder and the German Flag |
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The Wandering Jew |
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Through the Fire |
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The Finances of the Gods |
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The Amir’s Homily |
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Jews in Shushan |
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The Limitations of Pambé Serang |
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Little Tobrah |
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Moti Guj – Mutineer(MOP) |
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Bubbling Well Road |
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The City of Dreadful Night |
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Georgie Porgie |
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Naboth |
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The Dream of Duncan Parrenness |
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| Many Inventions (1893) |
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The Disturber of Traffic |
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A Conference of the Powers (DS) |
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My Lord the Elephant |
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One View of the Question |
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The Finest Story in the World |
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His Private Honour |
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A Matter of Fact |
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The Lost Legion |
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In the Rukh |
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Brugglesmith |
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Love-o’-Women |
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The Record of Badalia Herodsfoot |
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Judson and the Empire |
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The Children of the Zodiac |
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(also see The Sussex Edition) |
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| The Jungle Book (1894) |
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Mowgli’s Brothers |
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Kaa’s Hunting |
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Tiger! Tiger! |
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The White Seal |
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Rikki-Tikki-Tavi |
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Toomai of the Elephants |
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Her Majesty’s Servants |
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(also see The Sussex Edition) |
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| The Second Jungle Book (1895) |
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How Fear Came |
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The Miracle of Purun Bhagat |
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Letting in the Jungle |
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The Undertakers |
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The King’s Ankus |
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Quiquern |
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Red Dog |
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The Spring Running |
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| The Day’s Work (1898) |
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The Bridge-Builders |
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A Walking Delegate |
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The Ship that Found Herself |
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The Tomb of his Ancestors |
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The Devil and the Deep Sea |
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William the Conqueror I & II |
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.007 |
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The Maltese Cat |
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Bread upon the Waters |
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An Error in the Fourth Dimension |
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My Sunday at Home |
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The Brushwood Boy |
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| Stalky & Co. (1899) |
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In Ambush |
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Slaves of the Lamp – Part I |
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An Unsavoury Interlude |
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The Impressionists |
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The Moral Reformers |
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A Little Prep. |
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The Flag of their Country |
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The Last Term |
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Slaves of the Lamp, Part II |
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| From Sea to Sea and Other Sketches (1899) |
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| vol I |
Letters of Marque (1887) – 19 articles |
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From Sea to Sea (I to XXIV) (1889) – 24 articles |
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| vol II |
From Sea to Sea (XXV to XXXVII) (1889) – 13 articles |
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The City of Dreadful Night (1888) – 8 articles |
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Among the Railway Folk – 3 articles |
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The Giridih Coal-fields – 3 articles |
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In an Opium Factory – 1 article |
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The Smith Administration (1887-88) – 18 tales |
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| Just So Stories (1902) |
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How the Whale got his Throat |
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How the Camel got his Hump |
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How the Rhinoceros got his Skin |
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How the Leopard got his Spots |
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The Elephant’s Child |
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The Sing-Song of Old Man Kangaroo |
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The Beginning of the Armadilloes |
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How the First Letter was Written |
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How the Alphabet was Made |
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The Crab that Played with the Sea |
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The Cat that Walked by Himself |
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The Butterfly that Stamped |
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(also see The Sussex Edition) |
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(also see The Princess Elizabeth Gift Book) |
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| Traffics and Discoveries (1904) |
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The Captive |
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The Bonds of Discipline |
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A Sahibs’ War |
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Their Lawful Occasions – Part I |
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Their Lawful Occasions – Part II |
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The Comprehension of Private Copper |
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Steam Tactics |
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Wireless |
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The Army of a Dream Part 1 |
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The Army of a Dream Part Il |
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They |
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Mrs Bathurst |
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Below the Mill Dam |
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| Puck of Pook’s Hill (1906) |
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Weland’s Sword |
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Young Men at the Manor |
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The Knights of the Joyous Venture |
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Old Men at Pevensey |
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A Centurion of the Thirtieth |
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On the Great Wall |
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The Winged Hats |
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Hal o’ the Draft |
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Dymchurch Flit |
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The Treasure and the Law |
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| Actions and Reactions (1909) |
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An Habitation Enforced |
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Garm – a Hostage |
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The Mother HIve |
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With the Night Mail |
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A Deal in Cotton |
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The Puzzler |
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Little Foxes |
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The House Surgeon |
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| Abaft the Funnel (1909) |
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Erastasius of the Whanghoa |
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Her Little Responsibility |
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A Menagerie Aboar |
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A Smoke of Manila |
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The Red Lamp |
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The Shadow of his Hand |
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A Little More Beef |
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The History of a Fall |
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Griffiths the Safe Man |
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It! |
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A Fallen Idol |
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New Brooms |
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Tiglath Pileser |
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The Likes o’ Us |
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His Brother’s Keeper |
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Sleipner, Late Thurinda |
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A Supplementary Chapter |
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Chautauquaed |
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The Bow Flume Cable-car |
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In Partibus (verse) |
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Letters on Leave |
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The Adoration of the Mage |
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A Death in the Camp |
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A Really Good Time |
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On Exhibition |
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The Three Young Men |
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My Great and Only |
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The Betrayal of Confidences |
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The New Dispensation—I |
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The New Dispensation—II |
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The Last of the Stories |
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| Rewards and Fairies (1910) |
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Cold Iron |
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Gloriana |
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The Wrong Thing |
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Marklake Witches |
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The Knife and the Naked Chalk |
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Brother Square-Toes |
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A Priest in Spite of Himself |
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The Conversion of St Wilfrid |
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A Doctor of Medicine |
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Simple Simon |
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The Tree of Justice |
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| France at War (1915) |
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France (verse) |
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On the Frontier of Civilization |
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A Nation’s Spirit |
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Battle Spectacle and a Review |
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The Land tnat Endures |
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Trenches on a Mountain Side |
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The Common Task |
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| The New Army in Training (1915) |
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The Men at Work |
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Iron into Steel |
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Guns and Supply |
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Canadians in Camp |
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Indian Troops |
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Territorial Battalions |
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| Sea Warfare (1916) |
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The Fringes of the Fleet (1915) |
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Tales of “The Trade” (1916) |
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Destroyers at Jutland (1916) |
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| The War in the Mountains (1917) |
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The Roads of an Army |
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Podgora |
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A Pass, a King, and a Mountain |
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Only a Few Steps Higher Up |
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The Trentino Front |
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| A Diversity of Creatures (1917) |
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As Easy as A.B.C. |
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Friendly Brook |
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In the Same Boat |
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The Honours of War |
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The Dog Hervey |
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The Village that Voted the Earth was Flat |
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In the Presence |
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Regulus |
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The Edge of the Evening |
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The Horse Marines |
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My Son’s Wife |
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The Vortex |
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Swept and Garnished |
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Mary Postgate |
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(also see The Sussex Edition) |
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| The Eyes of Asia (1917) |
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A Retired Gentleman |
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The Fumes of the Heart |
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The Private Account |
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A Trooper of Horse |
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| Letters of Travel, 1892-1913 (1920) |
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From Tideway to Tideway (1892) – 9 articles |
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Letters to the Family (1907) – 8 articles |
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Egypt of the Magicians (1913) – 7 articles |
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| Land and Sea Tales for Scouts and Guides (1923) |
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Winning the Victoria Cross |
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The Way that he Took |
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An Unqualified Pilot |
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His Gift |
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A Flight of Fact |
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Stalky |
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The Burning of the Sarah Sands |
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The Parable of Boy Jones |
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The Bold ‘Prentice |
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The Son of His Father |
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An English School |
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| Debits and Credits (1926) |
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The Enemies to Each Other |
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Sea Constables, a Tale of ’15 |
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In the Interests of the Brethren |
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The United Idolaters |
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The Wish House |
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The Janeites |
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The Prophet and the Country |
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The Bull that Thought |
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A Madonna of the Trenches |
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The Propagation of Knowledge |
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A Friend of the Family |
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On the Gate |
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The Eye of Allah |
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The Gardener |
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| A Book of Words (1928) |
31 speeches from 1907-1927 |
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6 later speeches from The Sussex Edition) |
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(also see A Second Book of Words 2008) |
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| The Complete Stalky & Co. (1929) |
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Stalky (Land & Sea Tales) |
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In Ambush (Stalky & Co.) |
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Slaves of the Lamp – Part I (Stalky & Co.) |
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An Unsavoury Interlude (Stalky & Co.) |
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The Impressionists (Stalky & Co.) |
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The Moral Reformers (Stalky & Co.) |
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The United Idolaters (Debits & Credits) |
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Regulus (A Diversity of Creatures) |
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A Little Prep. (Stalky & Co.) |
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The Flag of their Country (Stalky & Co.) |
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The Propagation of Knowledge (Debits & Credits) |
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The Satisfaction of a Gentleman |
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The Last Term (Stalky & Co.) |
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Slaves of the Lamp, Part II (Stalky & Co.) |
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(also see Scylla and Charybdis Mar 2004) |
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| Thy Servant a Dog told by Boots (1930) |
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Thy Servant a Dog |
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The Great Play Hunt |
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Toby Dog |
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| Limits and Renewals (1932) |
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Dayspring Mishandled |
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The Woman in His Life |
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The Tie |
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The Church that was at Antioch |
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Aunt Ellen |
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Fairy-Kist |
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A Naval Mutiny |
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The Debt |
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The Manner of Men |
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Unprofessional |
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Beauty Spots |
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The Miracle of Saint Jubanus |
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The Tender Achilles |
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Uncovenanted Mercies |
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| Souvenirs of France (1933) |
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Article I and Article II |
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| Collected Dog Stories (1934) |
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Private Learoyd’s story (Soldiers Three) |
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Garm, a Hostage (Actions & Reactions) |
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Quiquern (The Second Jungle Book) |
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The Dog Hervey (A Diversity of Creatures) |
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The Woman in his Life (Limits & Renewals) |
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Thy Servant a Dog (Thy Servant a Dog) |
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The Great Play Hunt (Thy Servant a Dog) |
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Toby Dog (Thy Servant a Dog) |
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A Sea Dog |
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| The Princess Elizabeth Gift Book (1935) |
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Ham and the Porcupine |
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| Thy Servant a Dog and Other Dog Stories (1938) |
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Thy Servant a Dog (Thy Servant a Dog) |
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The Great Play Hunt (Thy Servant a Dog) |
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Toby Dog (Thy Servant a Dog) |
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A Sea Dog (Collected Dog Stories) |
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Teem – a Treasure-Hunter |
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| The Sussex Edition (1937-1940) |
(previously uncollected works that are now published as part of this edition) |
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| Vol I (Plain Tales from the Hills) |
Bitters Neat |
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Haunted Subalterns |
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| Vol III (Wee Willie Winkie) |
The Pit That They Digged |
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Of Those Called |
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The Track of a Lie |
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The Wreck of the Visigoth |
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| Vol V (Many Inventions) |
The Enlightenments of Pagett, M.P. |
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Mrs Hauksbee Sits Out |
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| Vol IX (A Diversity of Creatures) |
A Tour of Inspection |
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| Vol XII (The Jungle Books) |
Author’s Note on names |
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| Vol XVI (Just So Stories) |
The Tabu Tale |
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| Vol XXV (Book of Words) |
Six later speeches (nos XXXII – XXXVII) |
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| Vol XXIX (uncollected) |
The Battle of Rupert Square |
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For One Night Only |
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On Dry Cow Fishing as a Fine Art |
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The Last Relief |
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The Lamentable Comedy of Willow Wood |
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| Vol XXX (uncollected) |
The Potted Princess (1893) |
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Collar-Wallah and the Poison Stick (1893) |
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The Legs of Sister Ursula (1893) |
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My First Book (1894) – article |
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How Shakespeare came to write “The Tempest” (1898) – article |
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With Number Three (1900) |
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Surgical and Medical (1900) |
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Folly Bridge (1900) |
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The Outsider (1900) |
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A Burgher of the Free State (1900) |
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Railway Reform in Great Britain (1901) |
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The Science of Rebellion (1901) – article |
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A Village Rifle Club (1901) |
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Quo Fata Vocant (1902) |
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The Benefactors (1912) |
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A Reinforcement (1912) |
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The Soul of a Battalion (1915) – speech |
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A Displaie of New Heraldrie (1917) – article |
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The First Assault upon The Sorbonne (1921) |
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Mary Kingsley (1932) – article |
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The Pleasure Cruise (1933) |
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Proofs of Holy Writ (1934) |
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Two Forewords, Outward Bound Edn Vol.I (1897 & 1935) |
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| Brazilian Sketches |
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The Journey Out |
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Rio |
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The Father of Lightnings |
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A Snake Farm |
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San Paulo and a Coffee Estate |
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Railways and a Two-Thousand Feet Climb |
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A World Apart |
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| UNCOLLECTED |
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The Burden of Nineveh (1888) |
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The Sin of Witchcraft (1900) – article |
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The Harbour Watch (1913) |
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