Stephen W. Meader
Born
in Providence, Rhode Island, The United States
May 02, 1892
Died
July 18, 1977
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The Black Buccaneer
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published
1920
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58 editions
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Boy With a Pack
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published
1939
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9 editions
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Trap Lines North
by
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published
1936
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14 editions
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Cleared for Action!: Four Tales of the Sea (Bethlehem Budget Books)
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published
1940
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16 editions
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Red Horse Hill
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published
1951
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12 editions
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T-Model Tommy
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published
1938
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12 editions
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River of the Wolves
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published
1948
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8 editions
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Bulldozer
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published
1951
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5 editions
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Blueberry Mountain
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published
1941
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8 editions
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Whaler 'Round the Horn
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published
1950
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9 editions
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“An instinct for battle that had come to him from a thousand fighting ancestors thrilled through his whipcord body. He dove into the fray like a bolt of white lightning.”
― Bat: The Story of a Bull Terrier
― Bat: The Story of a Bull Terrier
“The little black dog dashed out and away down the street toward the beach. They got him back with difficulty but he continued to bark eagerly as if he were trying to tell his owners some thrilling secret.”
― Bat: The Story of a Bull Terrier
― Bat: The Story of a Bull Terrier
“After dinner Miss June and the family came, followed by the butler, the cook, the maids and grooms, the gardener and the kennel-man, and carols were sung for half an hour. Then presents were distributed to all the servants. At last, when goodnights and holiday greetings had been spoken, the dog and the girl were left alone in the glow of the Christmas tree.”
― Bat: The Story of a Bull Terrier
― Bat: The Story of a Bull Terrier


















