01537nam a2200217Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000150006903500200008404000230010405000220012708200120014910000360016124500310019726000380022830000230026650509570028965000370124665000360128398321BIBL20160527175202.0740218s1937    nyu           000 0 eng    a 37028788   a(OCoLC)00806469  aDLCcWOOdSERdOCL0 aPR1285b.W66 1937  a820.82210aWoollcott, Alexanderw1n2Local10aWoollcott's second reader.0 aNew YorkbThe Viking Pressc1937.  ax, 1056 p.c22 cm.0 aForeword, by Alexander Woollcott.--Preface to "All men are brothers", by Shih Nai-an.--The lady's maid's bell, by Edith Wharton.--Joe, by Gustav Eckstein.--A Christmas garland, by Max Beerbohm.--The portrait of M. M., by D. H. Lawrence.--Two friends, by Willa Cather.--Cakes and ale, or, The skeleton in the cupboard, by W. S. Maugham.--Boswell and the girl from Botany bay, by F. A. Pottle.--The golden age, by Kenneth Grahame.--Peter Rugg, the missing man, by William Austin.--My Aunt Daisy, by Albert Halper.--Three stories by Dorothy Parker: The little hours. Arrangement in black and white. The waltz.--Big two-hearted river, by Ernest Hemingway.--The self-help of G. J. Smith, by William Bolitho.--All kneeling, by Anne Parrish.--Whilomville stories, by Stephen Crane.--To the Reverend Dr. Hyde, by R. L. Stevenson.--Rab and his friends, by Dr. John Brown.--God and my father, by Clarence Day.--Thanksgiving proclamation, by Governor W. L. Cross. 0aAmerican prose literature2Local 0aEnglish prose literature2Local