Literature
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New York by James Fenimore Cooper
THE increase of the towns of Manhattan, as, for the sake of convenience, we shall term New York and her…
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Corporal Flint’s Murder by James Fenimore Cooper
Corporal Flint’s Murder was published by P.F. Collier in an anthology, International Short Stories: American (1910). “A man who could…
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Where Is The Tropic Of Capricorn?? by Richard Connell
“One, two, three, bend! One, two, three, bend!” So barked the physical instructor, a bulgy man with muscles popping out…
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The Stolen Crime by Richard Connell
The Stolen Crime was extracted from the December 1923 issue of Sunday Star magazine.“Presenting a Mystery Story That Grows More…
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The Sin Of Monsieur Pettipon by Richard Connell
Moistening the tip of his immaculate handkerchief, M. Alphonse Marie Louis Camille Pettipon deftly and daintily rubbed an almost imperceptible…
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The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell
The Most Dangerous Game, featured in our Mystery Stories, is much more than a hunting story, where the suspense keeps…
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The Law’s an Ass by Richard Connell
The Law’s an Ass was published in The Red Book Magazine volume 44, no. 2 in 1924.FLEER killed Siddon at…
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The Golden Bum by Richard Connell
The Golden Bum was published in Everybody’s magazine in March, 1924.“Hey, Jen! Hey, Jen!” he shouted back into the house.…
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The D Box by Richard Connell
Connell’s story The D Box appeared in The Red Book MagazineEVERY evening when his work was done, Francis Dawson entered…
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The Cage Man by Richard Connell
All day long they kept Horace Nimms in a steel-barred cage. For twenty-one years he had perched on a tall…
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