Index:Oriental Stories Volume 02 Number 01 (Winter 1932).djvu
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Contents of Winter Issue, 1932 Cover Design - J. Allen St. John The Dragoman's Jest - E. Hoffman Price & Otis A. Kline 4 Arabia—a jest that turned into deadly earnest The Dancer of Djogyakarta - Warren Hastings Miller 31 Java—A Moslem girl calls upon the Hindoo gods to save her from the lust of white men The Mystic Rose - Hung Long Tom 40 Verse Tsang, Accessory - James W. Bennett 41 Shanghai—kidnapping and murder—Chinese motion pictures—and a Chinese detective Honor of a Horse-Thief - S. B. H. Hurst 66 Afghanistan—the brilliant exploit of a Durons clansman—a fascinating action-adventure story The Sowers of the Thunder - Robert E. Howard 80 Palestine—a mighty tale of Baibars the Panther, most spectacular figure of the Crusades Broken Honor - H. E. W. Gay 106 Malay Archipelago—a white exile is put to a heart-breaking test The Dance of Yesha - Grace Keon 116 India—a coward sat on the throne of kings and prayed that be might never yawn El Hamel, the Lost One - G. G. Pendarves 119 North African desert—the tale of a Touaregg woman's loyalty to her fallen shekh The Snake Strikes - Lieutenant Edgar Gardiner 132 India—a red-blooded tale of outlawry and border raids The Souk 137 A chat with the readers |
