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Tish / by Mary Roberts Rinehart ; with illustrations by May Wilson Preston by Mary Roberts (1876-1958) Rinehart, 1916-01-01 Biography - Rinehart, Mary Roberts (1876-1958): An article from: Contemporary Authors by --Sketch by Michael Cisco, 2003-01-01 The romantics, by Mary Roberts Rinehart by Mary Roberts (1876-1958) Rinehart, 1929-01-01 The amazing interlude. by Mary Roberts Rinehart illustration by Rinehart. Mary Roberts. 1876-1958., 1918-01-01 NomadÃ?¯Ã'¿Ã'½s land, by Mary Roberts Rinehart ... Illustrated by Mary Roberts (1876-1958) Rinehart, 1926 The circular staircase by Mary Roberts Rinehart. by Rinehart. Mary Roberts. 1876-1958., 1908-01-01 The altar of freedom. by Mary Roberts Rinehart. by Rinehart. Mary Roberts. 1876-1958., 1917-01-01 The man in lower ten. by Mary Roberts Rinehart with illustra by Rinehart. Mary Roberts. 1876-1958., 1909-01-01 K. / by Mary Roberts Rinehart ; with illustrations by Mary Roberts (1876-1958) Rinehart, 1915 The breaking point, by Mary Roberts Rinhart by Mary Roberts (1876-1958) and Fogarty, Thomas (illus.) Rinehart, 1922 The Altar Of Freedom THE bREAKING POINT. by Mary Rinehart [1876 - 1958]. Roberts, 1922 Long live the king! By Mary Roberts Rinehart. with illustrations by Rinehart. Mary Roberts. 1876-1958., 1917-01-01 Crown of Life: The Story of Mary Roberts Rinehart (The Forgotten Pioneers Series) by Sybil Downing, 1992-06-25

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41. Special Collections
    memorabilia about her. Mary Roberts Rinehart (18761958) is a noted Gothicmystery writer, and was a native Pittsburgher. Books are listed  
    http://www.library.pitt.edu/libraries/special/special.html
    
    Extractions: cea@pitt.edu The Special Collections Department was established in 1966. It houses the rare books, general manuscripts, and special collections which belong to the University of Pittsburgh. The collections together now consist of over 52,000 physical volumes, 560 linear feet of manuscripts and archives, 13,000 photographs, 500,000 theatre programs, and various slides, microfilms, posters, recordings, ephemera, and memorabilia. General Rare Books and Manuscripts Collections The Rare Books and General Manuscripts Collections include materials from both the humanities and social sciences, including the history of science and technology. These collections contain many unusual or unique items, such as first editions, early imprints, fine bindings, beautifully illustrated books, literary and historical manuscripts, modern small private press poetry from England and the United States, the "little" poetry magazines, alternative press publications from the U.S., etc. In addition to the above there are a number of separate special collections in the Department. Twenty-five of them are described in summary form below.

42. ChuckIII's College Resources - Science - None - Free Term Papers, Book Reports,
    1850 Aesop's Fables, by Aesop, 620(?)BC-563(?)BC After Dark, by Collins, Wilkie,1824-1889 After House, The, by Rinehart, Mary Roberts, 1876-1958 After the  
    http://www.chuckiii.com/Reports/Science/none.shtml

43. Book People: Tis The Season To... Build Christmas Books!
    http//www.cs.cmu.edu/~mmbt/women/Rinehart/cat/cat.html The Window at the White Cat(1910) by Mary Roberts Rinehart (18761958) What possible connection could  
    http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/bplist/archive/1998-12-02$1.html

44. Book People: Additions To The IPL Online Texts Collection 05-17-01 Pt 3/3
    Broadway (New York, NY)Fiction TheaterNew York (State)New YorkFiction ActressesNewYork (State)New YorkFiction Rinehart, Mary Roberts, 18761958.  
    http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/bplist/archive/2001/2001-05-21$3.html

45. Penn State Libraries Special Collections Library Finding Aids
    Richardson, Dorothy Miller, 18731957. Riding, Laura, 1901-. Rinehart, Mary Roberts,1876-1958. Ritchie, Anne Thackery, 1837-1919. Rives, Amelie, 1863-1945.  
    http://www.libraries.psu.edu/crsweb/speccol/FindingAids/womenauth_r.html

46. Index Stories, Listed By Author, Part 9
    RIEDER, INES, trans. RILEY, CINDY; Rinehart, Mary Roberts (18761958);RINELLI, V. RINTELS, DAVID W. RIORDAN, RICK; RIPLEY, ANN; RIPLEY  
    http://contento.best.vwh.net/mags/q9.html
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents PERIERA, HELEN PERKINS, BOB ... PEROWNE, BARRY ; pseudonym of Philip Atkey PERRIN, FORREST V. PERRONE, DIANE C. PERRY, ANNE ; pseudonym of Juliet Marion Hulme PERRY, ELSIN ANN PERRY, JEROME SEVERS ; pseudonym of Robert Leslie Bellem PERRY, RALPH R. PERRY, THOMAS PERTWEE, ROLAND ... PESHKOV, ALEXEY M. (1868-1936); see pseudonym Maxim Gorky PESSENDA, DAVID J. PETERS, E. BROOKS PETERS, ELIZABETH ; pseudonym of Barbara G. Mertz PETERS, ELLIS ; pseudonym of Edith Pargeter PETERS, LYN PETERS, MAUREEN (1935- ); see pseudonym Veronica Black PETERS, STEVEN PETERSON, AUDREY PETERSON, BERNARD ; pseudonym PETERSON, CHARLES A(lden) PETERSON, JOHN PETERSON, KEITH ; pseudonym of Andrew Klavan PETHERBRIDGE, EDWARD PETHICK, SUSAN J. PETITT, ROBERT ... PETYO, ROBERT ; see under PEVERELL, ANNE PEYER, DON PEYTON, RICHARD ; pseudonym of Peter Haining PFLEGER, MICHAEL A. PHAON, JERROLD ; pseudonym PHELAN, KEVIN, trans. PHILBRICK, W(illiam) R(odman) PHILIPS, JUDSON (Pentecost) (1903-1989); see pseudonym Hugh Pentecost PHILLIPS, DAVE

47. Stories, Listed By Author
    RILEY, CINDY Mystery Buff, (pm) EQMM Dec '91. Rinehart, Mary Roberts(18761958) The Dog in the Orchard, (ss) Cosmopolitan Sep '40  
    http://contento.best.vwh.net/mags/s90.html
    
    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents RIDDELL, J. H., Mrs. ; see under Riddell, Charlotte RIEDER, INES, trans. RILEY, CINDY RINEHART, MARY ROBERTS The Lipstick, (nv) Cosmopolitan Jul '42 The Splinter, (ss) EQMM Sep '55 The Treasure Hunt [*Letitia (Tish) Carberry], (nv) The Saturday Evening Post Feb 13 '26 RINELLI, V. RINTELS, DAVID W. Clarence Darrow [from Clarence Darrow: A One-Man Play ], (ex) Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1975

48. Miscellaneous Items In High Demand: Subjects: 402
    RimskyKorsakov, Nikolay,1844-1908. Rinaldo, Matthew J. Rinehart, Mary Roberts,1876-1958.Ring-around-a-rosy1890-1900. Ring-around-a-rosy1930-1970.  
    http://memory.loc.gov/pp/cphSubjects402.html

49. Letters And Documents Collection - R
    My hats in fact, don't fit my ideas, I think, so well as my head But you'veencouraged me .. Rinehart, Mary Roberts, 18761958 ANS, 1926 Apr.  
    http://www.brynmawr.edu/Library/SpecColl/Guides/letterboxR.html

50. Literature On The Web - R
    Rice, Anne 1941 Author information only. Rich, Adrienne 1929-. Rilke, RainerMaria 1875-1926 Author information only. Rinehart, Mary Roberts 1876-1958.  
    http://www.nku.edu/~gregoryj/lit/r/r.htm
    
    Extractions: Last updated on March 31, 2003 Randall, Dudley Ransom, John Crowe Rawls, Wilson : 1913-1984 Remarque, Erich Maria : 1898-1970 Rice, Anne : 1941- Rich, Adrienne Rilke, Rainer Maria : 1875-1926 Rinehart, Mary Roberts Rios, Alberto A. : 1952- Robinson, Edwin Arlington Roethke, Theodore : 1908-1963 Rohmer, Sax Rolfe, Edwin : 1909-1954 Rolvaag, Ole E. : 1876-1931 Roosevelt, Theodore Rossetti, Christina Rossetti, Dante Gabriel ... Rostand, Edmond Roth, Philip : 1933- Rowling, J.K. (Joanne Kathleen) : 1966- Rushdie, Salman : 1947- Ruskin, John Return to the top of the page

51. WIC - August Birthdate Calendar
    LLA 1985. Mary BEARD (18761958) HISTORIAN. CHAMPIONED WOMEN'S CAUSES.WRITER. 6. LLA HONOREE, 1985. Mary Roberts Rinehart-WRITER. 13.  
    http://www.wic.org/cal/aug_cal.htm

52. Women Buried At Arlington National Cemetery
    Mary Roberts Rinehart 1876-1958 America's first woman war correspondent duringWorld War I for the Saturday Evening Post; wrote mystery novels, including  
    http://userpages.aug.com/captbarb/arlington.html
    
    Extractions: ACCOMPLISHED WOMEN BURIED AT ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY Commander Beatrice V. Ball , b. December 2, 1902. d. October 21, 1963. U.S. Coast Guard Reserve. She was a senior officer in SPARS (Women's Coast Guard unit) founded in World War II. Lt. Ollie Josephine B. Bennett , b. March 27, 1874. d. February 4, 1953. Pioneer woman doctor in World War I. Lt. Kara Spears Hultgreen , U.S. Navy Was the first female pilot killed after the Department of Defense Risk rule was rescinded. Lt. Hultgreen was one of the first U.S. Navy female combat pilots. Commodore (Rear Adm.) Grace Murray Hopper - 1906-1992 U.S. Navy Was a mathematician, and a pioneer in data processing and computer science. Admiral Hopper invented COBOL and coined the term "bug" in computers. When she retired from the Navy in 1986, at the age of 80, she was the oldest officer on active duty. Admiral Hopper Captain Winifred Love, USN, of Newport, Rhode Island, 1914-1999 In 1967, Captain Love, who was among the first group of Navy women officers selected to the permanent rank of Captain, reported to her last command as director of training publications for the operating Fleet. In 1973 she retired after 30 years of distinguished service to her country. Captain Love has awards and decorations that include the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, the American Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, and the National Defense Service Medal. Maj. Marie Therese Rossi

53. NONGOTHAM20
    Mary Roberts Rinehart (18761958). FREIER, Mary P. The Decline of Hilda Adams InWomen Times Three Writers, Detectives, Readers, Ed. Kathleen Gregory Klein.  
    http://www.pagedepot.com/thesicklytaper/NONGOTHAM20.HTML
    
    Extractions: CASTRICANO, C. Jodey. "If a Building is a Sentence, So is a Body: Kathy Acker and the Postcolonial Gothic" In The American Gothic: New Interventions in a National Narrative Empire of the Senseless which "takes up the question of imperialism and colonialism where Conrad's Heart of Darkness leaves off. Speculates on the emergence of a Gothic in a postcolonial America and suggests that the politics of violence in the gothic has found a new incarnation in the cyberfiction of modern military/industrial society." PIGGFORD, George. "Looking into Black Skulls: American Gothic, the Revolutionary Theatre, and Amiri Baraka's Dutchman " In The American Gothic: New Interventions in a National Narrative Love and Death in the American Novel . "Fiedler's study focuses mainly on the trope of blackness utilized in the writing of white Americans. Baraka's text, by contrast, thematizes the trope of whiteness in the black imagination. In Baraka's writing, it is the blacks who are being terrorized, not the whites." Djuna Barnes (0000-0000) HORNER , Avril. "'A detour of filthiness': French fiction and Djuna Barnes's

54. Chapter XXVI.
    A Celebration of Women Writers Chapter XXVI. by Mary Roberts Rinehart (18761958)From The Window at the White Cat. by Mary Roberts Rinehart.  
    http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/rinehart/cat/cat-XXVI.html
    
    Extractions: From: The Window at the White Cat. CHAPTER XXVI LOVERS AND A LETTER AT noon that day I telephoned to Margery. To play propriety, Edith met us at the house. It was still closed, and even in the short time that had elapsed it smelled close and musty. At the door into the drawing-room I stopped them. "Now this is going to be a sort of game," I explained. "It's a sort of button, button, who's got the button, without the button. We are looking for a drawer, receptacle or closet, which shall contain, bunched together, and without regard to whether they should be there or not, a small revolver, two military brushes and a clothes brush, two or three soft bosomed shirts, perhaps a half-dozen collars, and a suit of underwear. Also a small flat package about eight inches long and three wide." "What in the world are you talking about ?" Edith asked. "I am not talking, I am theorizing," I explained. "I have a theory, and according to it the things should be here. If they are not, it is my misfortune, not my fault." I think Margery caught my idea at once, and as Edith was ready for anything, we commenced the search. Edith took the top floor, being accustomed, she said, to finding unexpected things in the servants' quarters; Margery took the lower floor, and for certain reasons I took the second.

55. Chapter VII.
    A Celebration of Women Writers Chapter VII. by Mary Roberts Rinehart (18761958)From The Case of Jennie Brice. by Mary Roberts Rinehart.  
    http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/rinehart/brice/brice-VII.html
    
    Extractions: From: The Case of Jennie Brice. by Mary Roberts Rinehart. Indianapolis: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Publishers, 1913, pp. 95-102. [Page 95] CHAPTER VII AFTER all, there was nothing sensational about Mr. Ladley's return. He came at eight o'clock that night, fresh-shaved and with his hair cut, and, although he had a latch-key, he rang the door-bell. I knew his ring, and I thought it no harm to carry an old razor of Mr. Pitman's with the blade open and folded back on the handle, the way the colored people use them, in my left hand. But I saw at once that he meant no mischief. "Good evening," he said, and put out his hand. I jumped back, until I saw there was nothing in it and that he only meant to shake hands. I didn't do it; I might have to take him in, and make his bed, and cook his meals, but I did not have to shake hands with him. "You, too!" he said, looking at me with what I suppose he meant to be a reproachful [Page 96] look. But he could no more put an expression of that sort in his eyes than a fish could. "I suppose, then, there is no use asking if I may have my old room ? The front room. I won't need two." I didn't want him, and he must have seen it. But I took him. "You may have it, as far as I'm concerned," I said. "But you'll have to let the paper-hanger in to-morrow."

56. The People Of Pennsylvania - The United States Of America
    Explorer, Click Mary Roberts Rinehart, Pittsburgh, 18761958, Author,Washington Augustus Roebling, Saxonburg, 1837-1926, Engineer, Charles  
    http://www.netstate.com/states/peop/pa_peop.htm
    
    Extractions: WEBMASTER Louisa May Alcott Germantown Author Click... Richard Allen Philadelphia Religious leader Click... Marian Anderson Philadelphia Vocalist Click... Maxwell Anderson Atlantic Playwright Click... Samuel Barber West Chester Composer Click... James Buchanan Cove Gap U.S. President Click... Charles Wakefield Cadman Johnstown Composer Click... Simon Cameron Maytown Public official, poitical leader Click... Mary Cassatt Allegheny, now Pittsburgh Painter Click... W.C. Fields Philadelphia Entertainer Click... Stephen Collins Foster Lawrenceville Composer Click... Henry Clay Frick West Overton Industrialist, philanthropist Click... Henry John Heinz Pittsburgh Industrialist Click... Milton Snavely Hershey Dauphin County Industrialist, philanthropist Click... Lido Anthony (Lee) Iacocca Allentown Industrialist Click... Harold LeClair Ickes Blair County Public official Gene Kelly Pittsburgh Actor, dancer Grace Kelly Philadelphia Actress, princess of Monaco Walter Crawford Kelly Philadelphia Cartoonist, illustrator

57. Historisk Oversigt Over Kvindelige Kriminalforfattere
    Mary Roberts Rinehart (18761958) siges at være ophavskvinde til Had I But Known -stilen(herefter HIBK-stilen), dvs personen, der besidder en vis viden  
    http://www.christie.dk/historis.htm
    
    Extractions: I begyndelsen Den første kvinde nogensinde til at skrive en krimi var amerikaneren Anne Katharine Green (1846-1935). Ikke alene var hun den første kvindelige krimiforfatter, hun var også den første til at skrive en rigtig detektivroman. Ebenezer Cryce, fra romanen The Leavensworth Case fra 1878, var en vaskeægte professionel politidetektiv, der også var romanens dominerende figur og helt. Romanen indeholder karakterer og begivenheder der senere er blevet brugt igen og igen, f. eks. den ældre, rige herre der myrdes, lige inden han når at underskrive sit reviderede testamente, lægeerklæringer med fastsættelse af dødstidspunktet, ballistik, tavse tjenestefolk der er mistænksomme over for politiet m.m.

58. Records For Burns, Rebecca, Reader. (in MARION)
    Rinehart, Mary Roberts, 18761958. The circular staircase sound recording/ by Mary Roberts Rinehart. Rinehart, Mary Roberts, 1876-1958.  
    http://axp.aacpl.net/MARION/*BURNS REBECCA/a89900001000/0

59. Literary Autographs For Sale
    Rinehart, Mary Roberts. (18761958) American writer best know for her mysterystories. TLS (approx 6 x 8 in.) on letterhead dated November 14, 1936.  
    http://danieljbyrnes.com/litauto.php3
    
    Extractions: (1917-1994) American science fiction novelist and screenwriter. TLS on Gustav Marx advertising agency letterhead. No date. A nice letter to a fan answering questions about script copies, his pen name, his first story sold and published, and SF magazines where his work has appeared. Good cond. with staple marks at top, slight tears along folds, and some wrinkling. View image of this item (1863-1930) American editor, writer, and philanthropist. His The Americanization of Edward Bok won the Pulitzer Prize in 1921. TLS on personal stationary (5x6.5) 1 sheet folded, written on two sides. February 24, 1923 Philadelphia. A letter to a young reader expressing his pleasure at receiving her letter and wishing his best. VG condition. (1844-?) American writer and humorist. ALS (5x8) 1 sheet folded written on two sides. January 21, 1900 on the Steamer "Mayflower". A nice response to a reader's letter. Burdette mentions his memories of Kutztown PA (where the reader was from) and goes on to detail his recent travels. VG, some folding , light glue stains on reverse.

60. Looking For A Mystery?
    modern detective novel. Mary Roberts Rinehart (18761958) - a prolificAmerican writer of mystery stories. Nero Wolfe and Archie  
    http://www.sldirectory.com/libsf/booksf/mystery.html
    
    Extractions: Reading Room Menu Resources for School Librarians - Index Virtual Library Homepage School Libraries on the Web : Main Directory Looking for a Mystery? General Mystery Web Sites Mysteries by Topic History of Mysteries Mystery Authors ... Reading Room Menu The ClueLass Home Page - Cluelass has two parts. The Bloodstained Bookshelf lists the publication date of current mystery fiction. The Deadly Directory is a guide to author web sites, bookstores, mystery bookstores, and mystery conferences. The Mysterious Home Page Is now part of the ClueLass web site. Stop! You're Killing Me - A great site with lists of books by individual authors, lists of mysteries by location, occupation, and historical period. Lists of authors and mystery web sites. This site also lists newly released books. Books are linked to Amazon.Com so you can go shopping right away. Mysterious Strands - Great for locating authors' web pages and other mystery web sites. The Mystery Reader - News, reviews, and an author address book to help you locate the e-mail address and/or web site of your favorite author. AllReaders - A reader's advisory service. Search here to find mysteries that you might like to read.

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