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The Hound of the Baskervilles

by Arthur Conan Doyle ★★★★ 4.0 (60 ratings) · 551 Want to read

7. The Stapletons of Merripit House
Page <em>78</em>

First published in 1900
1309 editions, 132 ebooks
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Winsor McCay: Early Works III

by Winsor McCay ★★★★ 4.0 (1 rating) · 12 Want to read

"Goud gracious! Its seven o'clock! And I was to be at Minnies home at seven fifteen! Well! I'll just have to hus-tleinto my coat and fly to her!" #252, December 29, 1906. 78
First published in 2003
7 editions

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Lifetimes: the Great War to the stock market crash : American history through biography and primary documents

by Neil Hamilton 1 Want to read

Kennedy, Joseph P. 174

Dempsey, Jack 78

Bryan, William Jennings 40
First published in 2002
2 editions, 1 ebook

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The Oxford book of Irish short stories

by William Trevor

Green Tea.
Page <em>78</em>
Bryan MacMahon (1909-)
Page 388
First published in 1989
7 editions, 2 ebooks
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Carmina Mariana: an English anthology in verse in honour of or in relation to the Blessed Virgin Mary

by Shipley, Orby

Protecting Corselet of Mary : Bryan O'Looney, 324

III. Madonna: for a Picture. W. P. Coyne. 99

Coyne, William P., 99

Hickey, Emily M. P., 514

O'Looney, Bryan, 324

Piatt, Sarah M. Bryan, 20

X. Annunciation. Harriet P. Spofford. 22

PROLOGUE TO THE MAGNIFICAT. P. A. Sheehan. 409

Cainm, Bede, 76—78, 252

Sheehan, P. A., 409

First published in 1893
4 editions, 3 ebooks
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Winsor McCay: Early Works IX

by Winsor McCay 1 Want to read

It all Depends on the Point of View! {A ship [Foreign Agression], is seen by two men on a hill, [Danials] carries a spyglass turned the wrong way to make the ship look smaller, while [Bryan] holds a maginfying lens over a [U.S. Army] soldier.} "Look in this telescope. See the little battleship coming this way!" "Yes, -". 138

The Literary Digest for November 11, 1922 {Two images; An elephant [G.O.P. warns Uncle Sam who is touching a globe [World Affairs] and a newspaper [League of Nations] "Don't touch that its a bomb!!!" [Another Fake Warning], the second image is of a skeleton in a helmet, holding a sword [Murder], and a broom [Arson], it is chainewd to an unhappily looking Uncle Sam by the [League of Nations] [The Blight of Europe]. [Opposite Views of the Entanglement Peril].}. 150-151

A Frost. {A man [Congress] on stage is being hooked by a cane and pulled off. While in the audiance [Artiste], [Merchant], [Wage Earner], [Banker], [Tired Business Man], [Importer], [Laborer], [Manufacturer]. Off to the side is Wilson "Bravo! Bravo!", and Bryan "Isn't he great? Isn't he wonderful?".}. 142

"I'll be dog-ged if a circus isn't coming to town! Huh! I will have to take that in! An' that's no kid!" #602, March 23, 1913. 78
First published in 2007
1 edition

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