Opie Percival Read
Born 1852-01-01
Died 1939-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF57649162
- WikidataQ6065174
- ISNI000000010975988X
- Open LibraryOL159298A
Top Subjects
- American wit and humor (2)
- Epigrams (2)
- Authors, American -- 19th century -- Biography (2)
- 19th century (2)
- Suwannee River (Ga. and Fla.) (1)
- Suwannee River (Ga. and Fla.) -- Fiction (1)
- Tennessee -- Fiction. (1)
Books by Opie Percival Read
Total count: 55
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Up Terrapin rivera romance.Rand, McNally1888-01-01
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Len GansettTicknor and company1888-01-01
Up Terrapin River: A RomanceRand, McNally1888-01-01
Mrs. Annie Greena romanceRand, McNally1889-01-01-
Plantation yarns and bayou storiesM. A. Donohue1890-01-01
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My friends in ArkansawM.A. Donohue & Co.1890-01-01
A Kentucky colonela novel / by Opie Read.Laird & Lee1890-01-01-
Ten funny storiesJ.S. Ogilvie1891-01-01
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Selected storiesF.J. Schulte & Co.1891-01-01
Emmett BonloreF. J. Schulte & company1891-01-01-
Opie Read in Arkansas, and what he saw thereJ.S. Ogilvie Pub. Co.1891-01-01
Toothpick TalesF. J. Schulte1892-01-01
The colossusa novelLaird & Lee1893-01-01
A Tennessee judgea novelLaird & Lee1893-01-01
The wives of the Propheta novel.Laird & Lee1894-01-01
On the Suwanee Rivera romance[Golden rod ed.]Laird & Lee1895-01-01
An Arkansas planterRand, McNally & Company1896-01-01-
The Jucklinsa novelLaird & Lee1896-01-01
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My young mastera novelLaird & Lee1896-01-01
The captain's romanceor, Tales of the backwoods, (Miss Madam)F. T. Neely1896-01-01
Old EbenezerLaird & Lee1897-01-01-
Odd folksF. T. Neely1897-01-01
Bolanyoa novelWay & Williams1897-01-01
Odd folksF. T. Neely1897-01-01
Die JucklinsLaird & Lee1897-01-01
A Yankee from the Westa novelRand, McNally & Company1898-01-01
The waters of Caney Forka romance of TennesseeRand, McNally & company1898-01-01
The carpetbaggera novel.Laird & Lee1899-01-01
Judge ElbridgeRand, McNally1899-01-01
In the AlamoRand, McNally, & company1900-01-01-
The Starbucksa new novelLaird & Lee1902-01-01
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Our Josephine, and other talesStreet & Smith1902-01-01
Glimpses and epigrams of Opie ReadG. M. Hill1902-01-01-
Glimpses and epigrams of Opie ReadGeorge M. Hill1902-01-01
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The Harkridersa novelLaird & Lee1903-01-01
The American cavalierThompson and Thomas1904-01-01
"Turk"a novelLaird & Lee1904-01-01-
"Turkey egg" Griffin ("Turk")a novelLaird & Lee1905-01-01
The son of the swordmakera romanceLaird & Lee1905-01-01
An American in New Yorka novel of to-dayThompson & Thomas1905-01-01
Opie Read in the Ozarksincluding many of the rich, rare, quaint, eccentric, ignorant and superstitious sayings of the natives of Missouri and ArkansawR. B. McKnight & Co.1905-01-01
Old Lim Jucklinthe opinions of an open-air philosopherDoubleday, Page & Co.1905-01-01
"By the eternal"a novelLaird & Lee1906-01-01-
The mystery of MargaretA. Wessel's Company1907-01-01
Tom and the squatter's sona stirring tale of adventures in the pioneer days for boys from 7 to 60Laird & Lee1910-01-01-
Tales of the SouthM.A. Donohue & Co.1912-01-01
The new Mr. HowersonThe Reilly & Britton co.1914-01-01-
Opie Read on golf.Golfers magazine co.1925-01-01
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"Come on Buck"The Blackhawk press, inc.1926-01-01
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The gold gauze veilThe canterbury press1927-01-01
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I rememberRichard R. Smith1930-01-01
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Mark Twain and IReilly & Lee1940-01-01
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Jokes, monologues, funny anecdotes, flashes of wit, original cartoons selected from The Arkansaw Travelerintroducing the quaint wisdom of Opie Read, America's humorous philosopher; also, the original story of the tune the Arkansaw TravelerMax Stein Pub. House1945-01-01
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The wives of the Propheta novelLaird & Lee1970-01-01
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The tear in the cup, and other storiesLaird & Lee1970-01-01