02207nam a22003975a 4500001000700000003000900007005001700016007000300033008004100036040003500077245008900112260002900201300001100230505068500241520034800926650002801274650002401302655001601326700002001342700003501362700001601397700003501413700002701448700003701475700002401512700003401536700003501570700002201605700001601627700002401643700003501667700002101702700002701723700002101750700003801771002658AR-RoIES20250805214928.0ta000000s1942 xxk ||| r|||| 000 1 eng|d aAR-RoIESbspacAR-RoIESercaa200aShort Stories of To-day /cStacy Aumonier ... [et al.] ; selected by J. W. Marriott. aLondon :bHarrap,c1942. a293 p.00tThe great unimpressionable /rStacy Aumonier.tFalse colours /rW.W. Jacobs.tThe man who was blind /rEdwin Pugh.tThe truth about Pyecraft /rH.G. Wells.tPriscilla /rDora Sigerson Shorter.tA propos des bottes /rC.E. Montague.tThe Red-Headed League /rSir Arthur Conan Doyle.tThe face on the wall /rE.V. Lucas.tThe celestial omnibus /rE.M. Forster.tThe happy hangman /rHarold Brighouse.tA model man /rBarry Pain.tThe adventure of the kind Mr Smith /rW.J. Locke.tFirst impressions /rW. Pett Ridge.tAt home, Beloved, at home /rLeonard Merrick.tSheep sleep /rDion Clayton Calthrop.tThe burglars /rKenneth Grahame.tThe three tools of death /rG.K. Chesterton. aThis is a collection of short stories intended for classroom use. Until a few years ago there were only two familiar types of exercise in the English lesson: the reproduction of an anecdote from memory and the writing of an essay on a prescribed theme. This book provides well-known short stories to carry out writing exercises based on them. 7aLITERATURAzREINO UNIDO 7aCUENTOzREINO UNIDO 4aANTOLOGÍA1 aAumonier, Stacy1 aJacobs, W.W.q(William Wymark)1 aPugh, Edwin1 aWells, H. G.q(Herbert George)1 aShorter, Dora Sigerson1 aMontague, C.E.q(Charles Edward)1 aDoyle, Arthur Conan1 aLucas, E.V.q(Edward Verrall)1 aForster, E.M.q(Edward Morgan)1 aBrighouse, Harold1 aPain, Barry1 aLocke, William John1 aRidge, W. Pettq(William Pett)1 aMerrick, Leonard1 aCalthrop, Dion Clayton1 aGrahame, Kenneth1 aChesterton, G.K.q(Gilbert Keith)