(The Soul of A Regiment—­magazine—­Adventure 2/ 12)
       ("So long as its colours remain ...”)

    Cover green—­white spine

THERE WAS A DOOR

    (See ibid—­full moon)

THE THUNDER DRAGON GATE

    Appleton-Century New York and London 1937 335
       Hutchinson

       ("It was one of those days when not even Cockneys like London.”)

    Cover yellow—­black letters with red and black Oriental Figure

TOLD IN THE EAST

    Bobbs-Merrill Indianapolis 1920 281
       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)

("A blood red sun rested its huge disc upon a low mud wall ...”)
(Hookum Hai—­magazine—­Adventure 7/ 13
For the Salt He Had Eaten        Adventure 3 13
Machassan Ah                     Adventure 4 15)

    Cover brown—­tan letters with black background

TROS OF SAMOTHRACE

    Appleton-Century New York and London 1934 949

(Tros of Samothrace—­magazine—­Adventure 2/10/25
The Enemy of Rome               Adventure 4/10/25
Prisoners of War                Adventure 6/10/25
Admiral of Caesar’s Fleet       Adventure 10/10/25
The Dancing Girls of Gades      Adventure 12/10/25
A Messenger of Destiny          Adventure 2/10/26 to 2/30/26)

    Cover yellow—­black letters

The valiant view:  a collection of stories

    Hutchinson London 1939 256

       ("So long as its colours remain, and there is one man left ...”)
       (The Soul of A Regiment—­magazine—­Adventure 2/ 12
        The Damned Old Nigger Adventure 5 16
        The Chaplain of the Hullingars Adventure 3 12
        The Pillar of Light
        One Arabian Fight Adventure 11 13
        Machassan Ah Adventure 4 15
        The Man from Poonch Argosy 617/33
        The Eye-Teeth of O’Hara Adventure 11/1/31
        Innocent Non-combatant
        The Honorable Pig )

    Cover red

W.H.

    Hutchinson London No date 256

       ("The manuscript of this story was found in the cellar of ...”)
       (Ho for London Town—­MAGAZINE—­Argosy-All-Story 2/2/29 to
       (The Queen’s Warrant—­POCKETBOOK) 2/23/29)

    Cover orange

WHEN TRAILS WERE NEW

    Hutchinson London No date 288

       (See ibid—­THE GUNGA SAHIB)

THE WINDS OF THE WORLD

    Cassell London and New York 1916 307
       Bobbs-Merrill Indianapolis 1917 331 Ill. 
       McKinley, Stone & McKenzie (Masterpieces of Oriental Mystery)
       A.L.  Burt