Index:Oriental Stories Volume 01 Number 04 (Spring 1931).djvu
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Contents for April-May-June, 1931 Cover Design - von Gelb Hawks of Outremer - Robert E. Howard 436 A stirring tale of Saladin and the Crusades Tado, Samurai - Lieutenant Edgar Gardiner 455 A Japanese youngster proves worthy of his ancestors Hsun Hsu (Verse) - Hung Long Tom 463 Bibi Love - Solon K. Stewart 464 A British soldier's love for an Arab girl—a tale of Mesopotamia The Dragoman's Secret - Otis Adelbert Kline 474 Khallaf the Strong drags Hamed the Attar through tortures Tsang, Sea Captain - James W. Bennett 491 A complete novel of a Chinese detective and the Red revolution above Shanghai This Example - S. B. H. Hurst 535 A story of Burma and the Andaman Islands—and a woman's love for her man The River That Stood Still - Captain Ed Smith 548 An outlaw datu in the Sultanate of Pahang—a thrilling man-hunt The Fanatic - Kobold Knight 558 A story of the Moplah rebellion, which swept down in bloody fury on Pallampaki The Pearl Robber - Frank Belknap Long, Jr. 565 Kanaka Johnny fails to solve the white man's psychology Let There Be Light (Verse) - Adolphe de Castro 569 The Souk 570 A chat with the readers |
