Vachell
HORACE ANNESLEY, an English novelist, born in 1861. He was educated at Harrow and at the Royal Military College, Sandhurst. He became VACUUM a lieutenant in the Rifle Brigade, in 1883, but later devoted himself to writing. His publications include "Romance of Judge Ketchum" (1894); "Model of Christian Gay" (1895); "Quicksands of Pactolus" (1896); "An Impending Sword" (1896); "A' Drama in Sunshine" (1897); "The Procession of Life" (1899); "John Charity" (1900); "Life and Sport on the Pacific Slope" (1900); "The Shadowy Third" (1902); "The Pinch of Prosperity" (1903); "Brothers" (1904); "The Hill" (1905); "The Face of Clay" (1906); "Her Son" (1907); "The Waters of Jordan" (1908); "The Paladin" (1909); "The Other Side" (1910); "John Verney" (1911); "Jelf's" (1912); "Blinds Down" (1912); "Bunch Grass" (1912); "Loot" (1914); "Quinney's (1914); "Spragge's Canyon" (1914); "Searchlights" (1915); "The Case of Lady Camber" (1915); "Who Is He?" (1915); "The Triumph of Tim" (1916); "Fishpingle" (1916); "Humpty Dumpty" (1917); "Mrs. Pomeroy's Reputation" (1918); "The Soul of Susan Vellam" (1918).