Classicly Books
The Fantasy Fan, Volume 1, Number 9, May 1934
Charles D. HornigThe captain looked at him for a moment without seeming to see him. Talbot spoke suddenly. "All of which goes to show how oddly unfounded rumours come up. We know that no one but that first mate surviv..
The Real Lady Hilda - A Sketch
B. M. CrokerA smart coupé from the Coupé Company, called every afternoon, and took us out shopping and into the park; Emma’s ideas were apparently as magnificent as of yore. I was fitted out by “Ninette,” her own..
A Mississippi View of Race Relations in the South
Dunbar RowlandThe Anglo Saxon has never bowed his head to the yoke of an inferior race and he never will. We see now that it was cruel to condemn a brave though fallen people to the suffering and humiliation which ..
Musical Travels Through England
George VealI entered the world, singing, instead of crying; at least, my squall was truly melodious, and ravished the ears of the midwife; tho’, I must confess, the envious old hag of a nurse did pretend that my..
Judgments in Vacation
Edward Abbott ParryIt must be a pleasant thing to listen for many days to the learned arguments of the ablest minds at the bar, noting down here and there an added thought of your own which is to find a place in the ult..
The Fantasy Fan, Volume 1, Number 10, June 1934
Charles D. HornigThe combined shock of the revelation and of the abrupt command gave me a kind of paralysis, and in my terror my mind again opened to the impressions coming from what Tillinghast called "beyond." I was..
The Men of the Merchant Service
Frank Thomas BullenThe recollection of many kindly criticisms on the preface to the "Log of a Sea-Waif," scolding me good-naturedly for what it has pleased them to term my exaggerated modesty, prevents me from sinning n..
Toledo
Albert Frederick CalvertThe ambition of the author has not been to throw fresh light on a well-worn subject, nor to supplement the work of earlier and more erudite writers with new facts or theories, but simply, as in the ca..