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In Bad Company, and other storiesBill Hardwick was as fine a specimen of an Australian as you could find in a day's march. Active as a cat and strong withal, he was mostly described as 'a real good all-round chap, that you couldn't put...

In Beaver Cove and ElsewhereThey were having a dance over in Beaver Cove, at the Woods'. All the young people of the settlement were there, and many from adjoining settlements. The main room of the cabin had been almost cleared of its meager furniture,...

In Beaver WorldThis book is the result of beaver studies which cover a period of twenty-seven years. During these years I have rambled through every State in the Union and visited Mexico, Canada, and Alaska. In the course of these rambles notice was taken...

In Bird LandThe articles comprising this volume having been previously published in various periodicals of the country, I would desire to tender my grateful acknowledgments to the several publishers and editors for their uniform courtesy in permitting me to reprint the papers. My observations...

In Blue Creek Cañon CHAPTER I. A Council on Skates CHAPTER II. To Welcome the Coming Guest CHAPTER III. The Everett Household CHAPTER IV. On the Cross-head CHAPTER V. The Meeting in the Waters CHAPTER VI. Marjorie's Party CHAPTER VII. Janey's Prophecy CHAPTER VIII....

In Bohemia with Du Maurier: The First of a Series of Reminiscences"You'll see that I've used up all your Mesmerism and a trifle more in my new book," said du Maurier to me, some time before he published his "Trilby"; and that remark started...

In Both Worlds Many years ago I was enjoying in the harbor of New York the charming hospitalities of the officers belonging to one of the finest vessels in the British Navy. The company was gay, cultivated and brilliant. Student and recluse as I...

In Brief AuthorityIt may be as well to mention here that the whole of this book was planned, and at least three-fourths of it actually written, in those happy days, which now seem so pathetically distant, when we were still at peacedays when, to...

In Brightest AfricaI have written this Foreword, not after reading the manuscript of the volume thoroughly, but after a quarter of a century acquaintance with the experiences, thoughts, and ideals of the author himself. This is the daybook, the diary, the narrative, the incident,...

In Byways of Scottish History When the author of the following papers came to Scotland, many years ago, he knew nothing of the country that was to become his home, and was hardly less ignorant of its history. To acquire some acquaintance with both...

In Camp on the Big Sunflower"Oh, they walked down along the river bank to look for signs of fresh-water clams. So we'll just have to run things ourselves, Bandy. Hello! there, Toby, what under the sun are you staring at?" and the boy called...

In Camp With A Tin Soldier"What's what?" asked mamma, who was sitting near at hand, knitting a pair of socks for a small boy she knew who would shortly want them to keep his feet warm when he went off coasting with his papa....

In Camp with L Company, Second Regiment New Jersey Volunteer InfantryIn writing this book it has not been my purpose to compile a history of our Company, which would necessitate the gathering together of its records, which of themselves would be dry and uninteresting...

In Case of Firen his office apartment, on the top floor of the Terran Embassy Building in Occeq City, Bertrand Malloy leafed casually through the dossiers of the four new men who had been assigned to him. They were typical of the kind of...

In Caverns Below[Transcriber's Note: This etext was produced from Wonder Stories March, April, May 1935. It was published later using the title Hidden World. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this publication was renewed.] When Coblentz writes a...

In Château LandYou will be surprised, dear Margaret, to have a letter from me here instead of from Touraine. We fully intended to go directly from the Dolomites and Venice to Milan and on to Tours, stopping a day or two in Paris en...

In chiave di baritonoEssi combattono in Roma, gli amici... Essi difendono l'ultimo baluardo della libert italiana... essi spendono il sangue e muojono per la patria... Mentre ioitalianoattraverso gli Appennini tirato da due magre rozze, imbaccucato il capo e la gola in una gran ciarpa...

In Clive's Command: A Story of the Fight for IndiaI have not attempted in this story to give a full account of the career of Lord Clive. That has been done by my old friend, Mr. Henty, in "With Clive in India." It has...

In colonial daysOne afternoon, last summer, while walking along Washington Street, my eye was attracted by a signboard protruding over a narrow archway nearly opposite the Old South Church. The sign represented the front of a stately edifice, which was designated as the Old...

In Connection with the De Willoughby ClaimThe owners of the copyright of this volume sanction the issue of this edition as a paper-covered book, to be sold at fifty cents; but, while not wishing to interfere with any purchaser binding his own copy, they...