Warne's pleasure book for boys
By: edited by W. J. Gordon.
Publisher: F. Warne
Published: 1924
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Children's stories.; Short stories.
Table of contents: title: Rupert's treasure, by C. B. Rutley.; title: The aeroplane and its story, by G. G. Jackson.; title: The match at St. Andrews, by A. N. Malan.; title: Saved by a rat, by C. Aliquis.; title: The death of Hardrada, by Lord Lytton.; title: A bait for a tiger, by A. F. Jackson.; title: Pussies and hawks, by E. Step.; title: Hawkeye's first fight, by J. F. Cooper.; title: The dead man's hand, by M. Scott.; title: Rab, by J. Brown.; title: The engineer's assistant, by S. G. Hedges.; title: The keepers of the peace, by A. L. Haydon.; title: The story of a railway, by W. J. Gordon.; title: The Red King's dream, by H. Neele.; title: The siege of a tree, by D. Defoe.; title: What the pen-nib said to the pen-wiper, by D. A. Wehl.; title: The Cranbury campers, by R. S. Lyons.; title: The boatswain's yarn, by W. C. Metcalfe.; title: The cruise of the "Connemara", by C. Reade.; title: Terrible reptiles, by W. J. Gordon.; title: The Grand Battery, by W. J. Gordon.; title: The Penzance lifeboat, by R. Lewis.; title: The quicksilver mine, by W. Rhode.