Strand Magazine,
The Strand Magazine, Vol. 27, January 1904, No. 157
作者：Various
体例：题 章数：120
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共 120 题- THE STRAND MAGAZINE.
- THE RETURN OF SHERLOCK HOLMES.
- I begged him to tell me what had occurred.
- It was short and concise:--
- A FAIRY TALE.
- A PEEP INTO THE NOISY ROOM.
- THE SACK RACE.
- ARTICLES MADE BY THE CHILDREN.
- A DAY IN THE COUNTRY.
- BY ARCHIBALD MARSHALL.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- BY L. GRAY-GOWER.
- AN INCIDENT IN THE SIEGE OF STRASBURG.
- BY MAX PEMBERTON.
- Sadi answered, "Why so, friend, since the houses dance already?"
- His own humour amused him, and presently he continued:--
- Here are some other gems from our Beast Booke:--
- DIALSTONE LANE
- CHAPTER I.
- CHAPTER II.
- LXXX.--M. CURIE, THE DISCOVERER OF RADIUM.
- BY CLEVELAND MOFFETT.
- BY RONALD GRAHAM.
- BY L. J. BEESTON.
- I.
- II.
- Stefanovitch said, quietly, "Well, I shall return to Russia."
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- He cried out in stifled tones:--
- BY LOUIS NIKOLA. WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE AUTHOR.
- 1.--TO BALANCE A COIN ON THE EDGE OF A BOTTLE.
- 2.--A COIN BALANCED ON A NEEDLE.
- 3.--THE BALANCED PIN.
- 4.--A PIN OR NEEDLE BALANCED HORIZONTALLY.
- 5.--THE SPINNING PLATE.
- 6.--THE BALANCED EGG.
- 7.--THE WALKING CORK.
- 8.--THE BALANCED PENCIL.
- 9.--THE BALANCED LADLE.
- 10.--THE BALANCED PAIL OF WATER.
- 11.--THE BALANCED PENCILS.
- 12.--THE LADLE AND WINE-GLASS.
- 13.--THE BALANCED BOTTLE.
- 14.--THE REVOLVING COIN.
- 15.--THE REVOLVING PLATE.
- 16.--THE BALANCED WINE-GLASSES.
- 17.--BALANCING CUPS.
- 18.--THE BALANCED PLATE.
- 19.--THE BALANCED TUMBLERS.
- 20.--THE BALANCED SHOVEL AND TONGS.
- 21.--A TOWER OF GLASS.
- 22.--ANOTHER ARRANGEMENT.
- 23.--THE REVOLVING COIN.
- 24.--AN EXTEMPORIZED TRIPOD.
- 25.--KEYS TO EMINENCE.
- BY WINIFRED GRAHAM.
- I.
- Hal nodded. His voice sounded odd and strangled as he replied:--
- II.
- TRACKING THE FUGITIVES.
- THE QUARRELSOME BROTHERS.
- TO RECONSTRUCT THE CLOWN.
- A STRANGE SIGNATURE.
- TO MAKE A HEN OUT OF AN APPLE.
- TO TURN THIS MAN INTO ANOTHER.
- A CURIOUS MENAGERIE.
- A STRANGE GEOMETRICAL FIGURE.
- THE FACETIOUS SCHOOLBOY.
- ROUND THE CAPSTAN.
- THE SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC.
- TO COMPLETE THE BIRDS.
- TO MAKE A FLOWER OUT OF FOUR FREAKS.
- THE SERPENT AND THE FILE.
- A BLOT OF INK.
- WHAT ANIMAL IS THIS?
- THE CASTLE IN THE FOREST.
- A MOTOR-CAR PROBLEM.
- 1. Move car No. 5 into the refuge.
- 2. Move No. 2 into the place of No. 5.
- 4. Move No. 5 into the place of No. 3.
- 5. Move No. 3 into the place of No. 2.
- 6. Move No. 2 into the refuge.
- 8. Move No. 2 into the place of No. 6.
- 9. Move No. 6 into the refuge.
- 10. Move No. 3 into the lower shed in the place of No. 5.
- 12. Move No. 6 into the upper shed in the place of No. 1.
- 13. Move No. 1 in the place of No. 2 in the upper shed.
- 15. Move No. 4 into the refuge.
- 16. Move No. 3 into the place of No. 4 in the lower shed.
- 17. Move No. 1 into the lower shed.
- 18. Move No. 4 into the upper shed.
- THE RIFLE RANGE.
- The point is shown in the diagram below:--
- BY E. NESBIT.
- VII.--CATS AND RATS.
- And Anthea added: "I wish you'd meet us there, dear Phoenix."
- It was indeed, as Jane said, "a banquet fit for an Arabian knight."
- But the girls said "No."
- CART-WHEEL WINDOW.
- CURIOUS ADDRESS.
- A DISTORTING MIRROR.
- HOME-MADE MOTOR-CAR.
- AN AUTOMATIC BASEBALL PITCHER.
- A BOGUS DWARF.
- INSECT OR WHAT?
- STRANGE ADVENTURE OF A RAILWAY CARRIAGE.
- GIGANTIC BEER BARREL
- AMALGAMATED BY LIGHTNING.
- HOW DID IT GET THERE?
- A STRANGE ILLUSION.
- AN INGENIOUS ADVERTISEMENT.
- A NARROW ESCAPE.
- CEMETERY FOR SOLDIERS' DOGS.
- A DEVOTED DOG.
- NOT SO TALL AS HE LOOKS.