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The Windsor Magazine (October 1912): Vol. 36 No. 214. The Art of Colin Hunter, A.R.A. (R. C. Trafford): 489. The Kidnapper (Beth Ellis): 505. The Savage and “Fatty” (John Barnett): 513. Billiards (Frederic Adye and Melbourne Inman): 519. The Agreeable Company (Edgar Wallace): 531. The Passing of Summer (Elizabeth Clement): 539. The Emigration of Mary Hennessy (Gerald Villiers-Stuart): 540. The Gold-Eyed Peacock (Anne Witherspoon): 547. Charcoal Cut Charcoal (T. D. Maxwell): 558. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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