The Distinctive Difference (1911)

“The House of Kuppenheimer” advertisement, Popular Mechanics Magazine 16 (September 1911): 147.

Rather a Gorgeous Bluff, Eh, Skipper? (1898)

Cutcliffe Hyne, “The Adventures of Captain Kettle: No. VII The Pearl Poachers,” Illustrated by Stanley L. Wood, Pearson’s Magazine 5 (January 1898): 47.

He Began to Caper and Dance Round the Room, and Took out the Pawn and Kissed It (1895)

Edwin Hughes, “The White Pawn,” The English Illustrated Magazine 13 (June 1895): 234.

Fred [Seated] Was Consumed with Envy. In Comparison with This Ingenious Narrative How Prosaic and Commonplace Became His Own Plans to Rid Himself of Accusing Garments and Explain His Nakedness (1912)

Richard Harding Davis, “The Naked Man,” Illustration by Wallace Morgan, Everybody’s Magazine 27 (September 1912): 307.

The Lieutenant Thought It One of the Pleasantest Botanical Expeditions He Had Ever Attended and Considered That the Captain Was Finding Fault without a Cause (1873)

Alton Clyde, “Better Than Gold,” Illustration by John Lawson, The Quiver 8 (1873): 617.

He Made an Astonishing Proposal to Eustace (1905)

C. Edwardes, “The Man from Head Office,” The Quiver (Annual Volume 1905): 497.

Catching the Fast-Drowning Man by the Arms, He Drew Him from the Water and Dragged Him to a Place of Safety (1883)

“The Lost Letter,” Frank Leslie’s Pleasant Hours 34 (February 1883): 40.

“You Are a Good Chap to Bring Me Such a Letter,” He Said (1897)

Robert Hichens and Frederick Hamilton, “A Tribute of Souls,” Illustration by Sydney Cowell, Nash’s Pall Mall Magazine 13 (September 1897): 47.

Bloyn Watches Him—Watches Him Sympathetically (1900)

George Gambell, “The Dream of His Life,” The English Illustrated Magazine 23 (May 1900): 117.

Here We Knelt among the Broken Fragments of Ice and Bathed Our Faces and Hands (1898)

Walter A. Wickoff, “The Workers—The West,” Illustration by W.R. Leigh. Scribner’s 23 (April 1898): 431.