The Ninth Vibration and Other Stories' is a collection of short stories written by L. Adams Beck. A total of eight stories can be found inside: 'The Ninth Vibration'; 'The Interpreter: A Romance of the East'; 'The Incomparable Lady'; 'The Hatred of the Queen'; 'Fire of Beauty'; 'The Building of the Taj Mahal'; 'How Great is the Glory of Kwannon!'; and 'The Round-Faced Beauty.'

This is a collection of thrilling short stories, mostly set in Asia, written by Lily Adams Beck. A total of eight stories are featured in this book, bearing these titles: 'The Ninth Vibration', 'The Interpreter: A Romance of The East', 'The Incomparable Lady: A Story of China with a Moral', 'The Hatred of The Queen: A Story of Burma', 'Fire Of Beauty', 'The Building Of The Taj Mahal', 'How Great Is the Glory of Kwannon!": A Japanese Story', and 'The Round-Faced Beauty: A Story Of The Chinese Court'.

The Ninth Vibration and Other Stories" is a captivating collection that delves into the realms of mysticism and the supernatural, set against the rich tapestry of colonial-era India. Each story weaves a unique narrative, exploring themes of spiritual awakening and the mysteries of ancient wisdom. The title story, "The Ninth Vibration," introduces readers to a world where the mystical vibrations of the universe influence the lives of the characters, leading them on journeys of self-discovery and enlightenment. Set in the exotic locales of India, the story captures the essence of spiritual encounters and the profound impact they have on individuals. The stories highlight the spiritual and mystical aspects of life in India, offering readers a glimpse into the ancient wisdom that permeates the land. "The Ninth Vibration and Other Stories" is a fascinating exploration of the supernatural, where the lines between reality and the mystical blur, and where every encounter has the potential to unlock deeper truths about the human spirit. Through vivid storytelling and evocative settings, the collection invites readers to embark on a journey of discovery, adventure, and spiritual enlightenment.

"The Ladies: A Shining Constellation of Wit and Beauty" is a book about the great women of different historical epochs whose lives and deeds inspired the author of this work. The book contains seven chapters, each dedicated to a separate personality. It tells of great women like Lady Mary Wortley, Fanny Burney, Mrs. Eliz Peppys, and others.

This romance of "The Beggar's Opera" introduces many real persons but all imaginatively treated. Lord Baltimore, "The American Prince," as he was called at the time in society, has come down to us with a reputation for heartlessness of which I have made the most, and it would be difficult for any novelist to exaggerate the whims of the famous and beautiful Duchess of Queensberry—or Queensbury