The Resource The face is familiar ; : the selected verse of Ogden Nash
The face is familiar ; : the selected verse of Ogden Nash
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The item The face is familiar ; : the selected verse of Ogden Nash represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in University of Missouri Libraries.This item is available to borrow from 1 library branch.
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The item The face is familiar ; : the selected verse of Ogden Nash represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in University of Missouri Libraries.
This item is available to borrow from 1 library branch.
- Language
- eng
- Extent
- xxii, 352 pages
- Contents
-
- Two and one are a problem
- Taboo to boot
- The sea-gull
- I had no idea it was so late
- Mr. Artesian's conscientiousness
- I yield to my learned brother, or Is there a candlestick maker in the house?
- Reflection on the passage of time, its inevitability and its quirks
- The drop of a hat
- The centipede
- What's the matter, haven't you got any sense of humor?
- Lines to be mumbled at Ovington's
- Invocation
- Everybody tells me everything
- The strange case of the wise child
- Song of the open road
- Lines to a world-famous poet who failed to complete a world-famous poem, or Come clean, Mr. Guest!
- When you say that, smile! or All right then, don't smile
- Children's party
- A lady thinks she is thirty-- Mr. Peachey's predicament, or No mot parades
- Nevertheless
- Don't look now
- Procrastination is all of the time
- The terrible people
- Song for the saddest ides
- The rooster
- Hush, here they come
- The facts of life
- A ride on the bronxial local
- The turtle
- It's never fair weather
- Don't grin, or you'll have to bear it
- Isn't that a dainty dish? No!
- A stitch too late is my fate
- It must be the milk
- The fish
- Don't guess, let me tell you
- The secret town
- Man bites dog-days
- Poor Mr. Strawbridge
- A watched example never boils
- The strange case of the irksome prude
- Biological reflection
- When the devil was sick could he prove it?
- Spring song
- The shrew
- Will consider situation
- Prayer at the end of a rope
- The panther
- Golly, how truth will out!
- Did someone say "babies"?
- Out is out
- The squirrel
- How long has this been going on? Oh, quite long
- Washington's birthday eve
- The kitten
- For the most improbable she
- I know you'll like them
- The beggar (after William Blake)
- Shrinking song
- You cad, why don't you cringe?
- Yes and no
- First payment deferred
- Ma, what's a banker? or Hush, my child
- The canary
- That reminds me
- Baby what makes the sky blue?
- The mind of Professor Primrose
- Reflection on caution
- Midsummer's daymare
- I never even suggested it
- My dear, how ever did you think up this delicious salad?
- What's the use?
- Goody for our side and your side too
- Oh, stop being thankful all over the place
- Arthur
- Everybody eats too much anyhow
- The rhinoceros
- Song to be sung by the father of infant female children
- One from one leaves two
- Genealogical reflection
- There's a host born every minute
- Tell it to the Eskimos, or Tell it to the Esquimaux
- Very like a whale
- The lamb
- The strange case of Mr. Goodbody, or A team that won't be beaten, can't be beaten
- The Wapiti
- The case of identity
- Read this vibrant exposé
- Reflection on a common misapprehension
- What almost every woman knows sooner or later
- Turns in a worm's lane
- Kindly unhitch that star, buddy --Literary reflection
- The strange case of the baffled hermit
- May I drive you home. Mrs. Murgatroyd?
- One third of a calendar
- Roulette us be gay
- Obvious reflection
- Suppose I darken your door
- The sage of Darien
- A child's guide to parents
- Epstein, spare that yule log!
- Lines written to console those ladies distressed by the lines "Men seldom make passes, etc."
- Portrait of the artist as a prematurely old man
- Drusilla
- The spring sitting
- The bird to the bees
- Reflections on ingenuity
- How to tell a quail from a partridge
- They don't speak English in Paris
- The strange case of the girl o' Mr. Sponsoon's dreams
- Grasshoppers are very intelligent
- The oyster
- Listen
- Carlotta
- Pretty halcyon days
- I'll take a bromide, please
- Ode to C.B.E., practically the only new male child I know of
- Ding dong, toot toot, all aboard
- Home, 99 44/100% sweet home
- Home thoughts from little moose
- Long live delays of ancient Rome
- The duck
- The clean platter
- Aside to husbands
- Uncalled-for epitaph: the sports announcer
- Hearts of gold, or A good excuse is worse than none
- Adventures of Isabel
- The camel
- The evening out
- September morn
- Mr. Barcalow's breakdown
- The big tent under the roof
- The turkey
- Kind of an ode to duty
- The life of the party
- Aimee McPherson
- Oh, please don't get up!
- The marketeers
- The pigeon
- Pipe dreams
- Seaside serenade
- Abdication of a jester
- Lines to a three-name lady
- To bargain, toboggan, to-whoo!
- One, two, buckle my shoe
- I always say a good saint is no worse than a bad cold
- The egg
- Oh, did you get the tickets? Because I don't think I'll go, after all
- Edouard
- The seven spiritual ages of Mrs. Marmaduke Moore
- The strange case of the ambitious caddy
- After the christening
- The germ
- The anatomy of happiness
- Pride goeth before a raise, or Ah, there, Mrs. Cadwallader-Smith!
- A word on wind
- The wombat
- Columbus
- The cow
- Song for a temperature of a hundred and one
- Some of my best friends are children
- Jangle bells
- Nature knows best
- A parable for sports writers, society columnists, bond salesmen and poets, or Go get a reputation
- England expects
- Away from it all
- Look what you did, Christopher!
- Epilogue to Mother's Day
- The ant
- Don't cry, darling, it's blood all right
- The purist
- The strange case of the society girl's neck
- Lucy Lake
- The eight o'clock peril
- In which the poet is ashamed but pleased
- Splash!
- The Japanese
- Judgment day
- The unselfish husband
- Common sense
- Just a piece of lettuce and some lemon juice, thank you
- Miriam's lucky day
- The tale of Custard the dragon
- Electra becomes morbid
- Bankers are just like anybody else, except richer
- The calf
- A clean conscience never relaxes
- Apartment to sublet, unfurnished
- I have it on good authority
- Remembrance of things to come
- Funebrial reflection
- The strange case of Mr. Fortague's disappointment
- The party
- Curl up and diet
- Reflections on ice-breaking
- The passionate pagan and the dispassionate public
- Captain John Smith
- To a small boy standing on my shoes while I am wearing them
- Summergreen for president
- Confessions of a born spectator
- The pig
- A drink with something in it
- "My child is phlegmatic..." anxious parent
- The cobra
- Let me buy this one
- Rainy day
- My daddy
- Cat naps are too good for cats
- The strange case of the pleasing taxi-driver
- Benjamin
- The city
- A good parent's garden of vision
- The lama
- Waiting for the birdie
- The queen is in the parlor
- Do sphinxes think?
- To the lady passing time better left unpassed
- Who understands who anyhow?
- The parent
- Parsley for vice-president!
- Nine miles to the railroad
- The strange case of the dead divorcée
- The common cold
- Just keep quiet and nobody will notice
- Coffee with the meal
- The rabbits
- This is going to hurt just a little bit
- Experience to let
- Oh to be odd! --Song for ditherers
- Reflection on the fallibility of nemesis
- Song before breakfast
- Political reflection
- First families, move over!
- Fragonard
- Savonarola of Mazda Lane
- Admiral Byrd
- Birth comes to the archbishop
- The strange case of Mr. Donnybrook's boredom
- An introduction to dogs
- Introspective reflection
- Lines indited with all the depravity of poverty
- I'll get one tomorrow
- People
- Family court
- Bernarr Macfadden
- The middle of the month
- Spring comes to Murray Hill
- Time marches on
- Reflection on babies
- A plea for a league of sleep
- Wednesday matinee
- The phœnix
- Lines in dispraise of dispraise
- More about people
- Traveler's rest
- Arthur Brisbane
- Riding on a railroad train
- The stork
- The rebuffers
- Reflection on a wicked world
- Malice domestic
- Hymn to the sun and myself
- The banquet
- Pediatric reflection
- Ha! Original sin!
- A brief guide to New York
- Gervaise
- Incompetent and immaterial
- Lines in praise of a date made praiseworthy solely by something very nice that happened to it
- Such an old theme, but such fresh distress
- So penseroso
- Interoffice memorandum
- Complaint to four angels
- Old men
- The individualist
- A carol for children
- Label
- The face is familiar ; : the selected verse of Ogden Nash
- Title
- The face is familiar ;
- Title remainder
- the selected verse of Ogden Nash
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- Joint University Libararies, Nashville
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorDate
- 1902-1971
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Nash, Ogden
- Dewey number
- 817.5
- Index
- no index present
- LC call number
- PS3527.A637
- LC item number
- F3 1941
- Literary form
- non fiction
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
- Humorous poetry, American
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- The face is familiar ; : the selected verse of Ogden Nash
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- Two and one are a problem -- Taboo to boot -- The sea-gull -- I had no idea it was so late -- Mr. Artesian's conscientiousness -- I yield to my learned brother, or Is there a candlestick maker in the house? -- Reflection on the passage of time, its inevitability and its quirks -- The drop of a hat -- The centipede -- What's the matter, haven't you got any sense of humor? -- Lines to be mumbled at Ovington's -- Invocation -- Everybody tells me everything -- The strange case of the wise child -- Song of the open road -- Lines to a world-famous poet who failed to complete a world-famous poem, or Come clean, Mr. Guest! -- When you say that, smile! or All right then, don't smile -- Children's party -- A lady thinks she is thirty-- Mr. Peachey's predicament, or No mot parades -- Nevertheless -- Don't look now -- Procrastination is all of the time -- The terrible people -- Song for the saddest ides -- The rooster -- Hush, here they come -- The facts of life -- A ride on the bronxial local -- The turtle -- It's never fair weather -- Don't grin, or you'll have to bear it -- Isn't that a dainty dish? No! -- A stitch too late is my fate -- It must be the milk -- The fish -- Don't guess, let me tell you -- The secret town -- Man bites dog-days -- Poor Mr. Strawbridge -- A watched example never boils -- The strange case of the irksome prude -- Biological reflection -- When the devil was sick could he prove it? -- Spring song -- The shrew -- Will consider situation -- Prayer at the end of a rope -- The panther -- Golly, how truth will out! -- Did someone say "babies"? -- Out is out -- The squirrel -- How long has this been going on? Oh, quite long -- Washington's birthday eve -- The kitten -- For the most improbable she -- I know you'll like them -- The beggar (after William Blake) -- Shrinking song -- You cad, why don't you cringe? -- Yes and no -- First payment deferred -- Ma, what's a banker? or Hush, my child -- The canary -- That reminds me -- Baby what makes the sky blue? -- The mind of Professor Primrose -- Reflection on caution -- Midsummer's daymare -- I never even suggested it -- My dear, how ever did you think up this delicious salad? -- What's the use? -- Goody for our side and your side too -- Oh, stop being thankful all over the place -- Arthur -- Everybody eats too much anyhow -- The rhinoceros -- Song to be sung by the father of infant female children -- One from one leaves two -- Genealogical reflection -- There's a host born every minute -- Tell it to the Eskimos, or Tell it to the Esquimaux -- Very like a whale -- The lamb -- The strange case of Mr. Goodbody, or A team that won't be beaten, can't be beaten -- The Wapiti -- The case of identity -- Read this vibrant exposé -- Reflection on a common misapprehension -- What almost every woman knows sooner or later -- Turns in a worm's lane -- Kindly unhitch that star, buddy --Literary reflection -- The strange case of the baffled hermit -- May I drive you home. Mrs. Murgatroyd? -- One third of a calendar -- Roulette us be gay -- Obvious reflection -- Suppose I darken your door -- The sage of Darien -- A child's guide to parents -- Epstein, spare that yule log! -- Lines written to console those ladies distressed by the lines "Men seldom make passes, etc." -- Portrait of the artist as a prematurely old man -- Drusilla -- The spring sitting -- The bird to the bees -- Reflections on ingenuity -- How to tell a quail from a partridge -- They don't speak English in Paris -- The strange case of the girl o' Mr. Sponsoon's dreams -- Grasshoppers are very intelligent -- The oyster -- Listen -- Carlotta -- Pretty halcyon days -- I'll take a bromide, please -- Ode to C.B.E., practically the only new male child I know of -- Ding dong, toot toot, all aboard -- Home, 99 44/100% sweet home -- Home thoughts from little moose -- Long live delays of ancient Rome -- The duck -- The clean platter -- Aside to husbands -- Uncalled-for epitaph: the sports announcer -- Hearts of gold, or A good excuse is worse than none -- Adventures of Isabel -- The camel -- The evening out -- September morn -- Mr. Barcalow's breakdown -- The big tent under the roof -- The turkey -- Kind of an ode to duty -- The life of the party -- Aimee McPherson -- Oh, please don't get up! -- The marketeers -- The pigeon -- Pipe dreams -- Seaside serenade -- Abdication of a jester -- Lines to a three-name lady -- To bargain, toboggan, to-whoo! -- One, two, buckle my shoe -- I always say a good saint is no worse than a bad cold -- The egg -- Oh, did you get the tickets? Because I don't think I'll go, after all -- Edouard -- The seven spiritual ages of Mrs. Marmaduke Moore -- The strange case of the ambitious caddy -- After the christening -- The germ -- The anatomy of happiness -- Pride goeth before a raise, or Ah, there, Mrs. Cadwallader-Smith! -- A word on wind -- The wombat -- Columbus -- The cow -- Song for a temperature of a hundred and one -- Some of my best friends are children -- Jangle bells -- Nature knows best -- A parable for sports writers, society columnists, bond salesmen and poets, or Go get a reputation -- England expects -- Away from it all -- Look what you did, Christopher! -- Epilogue to Mother's Day -- The ant -- Don't cry, darling, it's blood all right -- The purist -- The strange case of the society girl's neck -- Lucy Lake -- The eight o'clock peril -- In which the poet is ashamed but pleased -- Splash! -- The Japanese -- Judgment day -- The unselfish husband -- Common sense -- Just a piece of lettuce and some lemon juice, thank you -- Miriam's lucky day -- The tale of Custard the dragon -- Electra becomes morbid -- Bankers are just like anybody else, except richer -- The calf -- A clean conscience never relaxes -- Apartment to sublet, unfurnished -- I have it on good authority -- Remembrance of things to come -- Funebrial reflection -- The strange case of Mr. Fortague's disappointment -- The party -- Curl up and diet -- Reflections on ice-breaking -- The passionate pagan and the dispassionate public -- Captain John Smith -- To a small boy standing on my shoes while I am wearing them -- Summergreen for president -- Confessions of a born spectator -- The pig -- A drink with something in it -- "My child is phlegmatic..." anxious parent -- The cobra -- Let me buy this one -- Rainy day -- My daddy -- Cat naps are too good for cats -- The strange case of the pleasing taxi-driver -- Benjamin -- The city -- A good parent's garden of vision -- The lama -- Waiting for the birdie -- The queen is in the parlor -- Do sphinxes think? -- To the lady passing time better left unpassed -- Who understands who anyhow? -- The parent -- Parsley for vice-president! -- Nine miles to the railroad -- The strange case of the dead divorcée -- The common cold -- Just keep quiet and nobody will notice -- Coffee with the meal -- The rabbits -- This is going to hurt just a little bit -- Experience to let -- Oh to be odd! --Song for ditherers -- Reflection on the fallibility of nemesis -- Song before breakfast -- Political reflection -- First families, move over! -- Fragonard -- Savonarola of Mazda Lane -- Admiral Byrd -- Birth comes to the archbishop -- The strange case of Mr. Donnybrook's boredom -- An introduction to dogs -- Introspective reflection -- Lines indited with all the depravity of poverty -- I'll get one tomorrow -- People -- Family court -- Bernarr Macfadden -- The middle of the month -- Spring comes to Murray Hill -- Time marches on -- Reflection on babies -- A plea for a league of sleep -- Wednesday matinee -- The phœnix -- Lines in dispraise of dispraise -- More about people -- Traveler's rest -- Arthur Brisbane -- Riding on a railroad train -- The stork -- The rebuffers -- Reflection on a wicked world -- Malice domestic -- Hymn to the sun and myself -- The banquet -- Pediatric reflection -- Ha! Original sin! -- A brief guide to New York -- Gervaise -- Incompetent and immaterial -- Lines in praise of a date made praiseworthy solely by something very nice that happened to it -- Such an old theme, but such fresh distress -- So penseroso -- Interoffice memorandum -- Complaint to four angels -- Old men -- The individualist -- A carol for children
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- 21 cm
- Extent
- xxii, 352 pages
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- a 43002686
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- (WaOLN)368169
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- The face is familiar ; : the selected verse of Ogden Nash
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- Carrier MARC source
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- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
- Two and one are a problem -- Taboo to boot -- The sea-gull -- I had no idea it was so late -- Mr. Artesian's conscientiousness -- I yield to my learned brother, or Is there a candlestick maker in the house? -- Reflection on the passage of time, its inevitability and its quirks -- The drop of a hat -- The centipede -- What's the matter, haven't you got any sense of humor? -- Lines to be mumbled at Ovington's -- Invocation -- Everybody tells me everything -- The strange case of the wise child -- Song of the open road -- Lines to a world-famous poet who failed to complete a world-famous poem, or Come clean, Mr. Guest! -- When you say that, smile! or All right then, don't smile -- Children's party -- A lady thinks she is thirty-- Mr. Peachey's predicament, or No mot parades -- Nevertheless -- Don't look now -- Procrastination is all of the time -- The terrible people -- Song for the saddest ides -- The rooster -- Hush, here they come -- The facts of life -- A ride on the bronxial local -- The turtle -- It's never fair weather -- Don't grin, or you'll have to bear it -- Isn't that a dainty dish? No! -- A stitch too late is my fate -- It must be the milk -- The fish -- Don't guess, let me tell you -- The secret town -- Man bites dog-days -- Poor Mr. Strawbridge -- A watched example never boils -- The strange case of the irksome prude -- Biological reflection -- When the devil was sick could he prove it? -- Spring song -- The shrew -- Will consider situation -- Prayer at the end of a rope -- The panther -- Golly, how truth will out! -- Did someone say "babies"? -- Out is out -- The squirrel -- How long has this been going on? Oh, quite long -- Washington's birthday eve -- The kitten -- For the most improbable she -- I know you'll like them -- The beggar (after William Blake) -- Shrinking song -- You cad, why don't you cringe? -- Yes and no -- First payment deferred -- Ma, what's a banker? or Hush, my child -- The canary -- That reminds me -- Baby what makes the sky blue? -- The mind of Professor Primrose -- Reflection on caution -- Midsummer's daymare -- I never even suggested it -- My dear, how ever did you think up this delicious salad? -- What's the use? -- Goody for our side and your side too -- Oh, stop being thankful all over the place -- Arthur -- Everybody eats too much anyhow -- The rhinoceros -- Song to be sung by the father of infant female children -- One from one leaves two -- Genealogical reflection -- There's a host born every minute -- Tell it to the Eskimos, or Tell it to the Esquimaux -- Very like a whale -- The lamb -- The strange case of Mr. Goodbody, or A team that won't be beaten, can't be beaten -- The Wapiti -- The case of identity -- Read this vibrant exposé -- Reflection on a common misapprehension -- What almost every woman knows sooner or later -- Turns in a worm's lane -- Kindly unhitch that star, buddy --Literary reflection -- The strange case of the baffled hermit -- May I drive you home. Mrs. Murgatroyd? -- One third of a calendar -- Roulette us be gay -- Obvious reflection -- Suppose I darken your door -- The sage of Darien -- A child's guide to parents -- Epstein, spare that yule log! -- Lines written to console those ladies distressed by the lines "Men seldom make passes, etc." -- Portrait of the artist as a prematurely old man -- Drusilla -- The spring sitting -- The bird to the bees -- Reflections on ingenuity -- How to tell a quail from a partridge -- They don't speak English in Paris -- The strange case of the girl o' Mr. Sponsoon's dreams -- Grasshoppers are very intelligent -- The oyster -- Listen -- Carlotta -- Pretty halcyon days -- I'll take a bromide, please -- Ode to C.B.E., practically the only new male child I know of -- Ding dong, toot toot, all aboard -- Home, 99 44/100% sweet home -- Home thoughts from little moose -- Long live delays of ancient Rome -- The duck -- The clean platter -- Aside to husbands -- Uncalled-for epitaph: the sports announcer -- Hearts of gold, or A good excuse is worse than none -- Adventures of Isabel -- The camel -- The evening out -- September morn -- Mr. Barcalow's breakdown -- The big tent under the roof -- The turkey -- Kind of an ode to duty -- The life of the party -- Aimee McPherson -- Oh, please don't get up! -- The marketeers -- The pigeon -- Pipe dreams -- Seaside serenade -- Abdication of a jester -- Lines to a three-name lady -- To bargain, toboggan, to-whoo! -- One, two, buckle my shoe -- I always say a good saint is no worse than a bad cold -- The egg -- Oh, did you get the tickets? Because I don't think I'll go, after all -- Edouard -- The seven spiritual ages of Mrs. Marmaduke Moore -- The strange case of the ambitious caddy -- After the christening -- The germ -- The anatomy of happiness -- Pride goeth before a raise, or Ah, there, Mrs. Cadwallader-Smith! -- A word on wind -- The wombat -- Columbus -- The cow -- Song for a temperature of a hundred and one -- Some of my best friends are children -- Jangle bells -- Nature knows best -- A parable for sports writers, society columnists, bond salesmen and poets, or Go get a reputation -- England expects -- Away from it all -- Look what you did, Christopher! -- Epilogue to Mother's Day -- The ant -- Don't cry, darling, it's blood all right -- The purist -- The strange case of the society girl's neck -- Lucy Lake -- The eight o'clock peril -- In which the poet is ashamed but pleased -- Splash! -- The Japanese -- Judgment day -- The unselfish husband -- Common sense -- Just a piece of lettuce and some lemon juice, thank you -- Miriam's lucky day -- The tale of Custard the dragon -- Electra becomes morbid -- Bankers are just like anybody else, except richer -- The calf -- A clean conscience never relaxes -- Apartment to sublet, unfurnished -- I have it on good authority -- Remembrance of things to come -- Funebrial reflection -- The strange case of Mr. Fortague's disappointment -- The party -- Curl up and diet -- Reflections on ice-breaking -- The passionate pagan and the dispassionate public -- Captain John Smith -- To a small boy standing on my shoes while I am wearing them -- Summergreen for president -- Confessions of a born spectator -- The pig -- A drink with something in it -- "My child is phlegmatic..." anxious parent -- The cobra -- Let me buy this one -- Rainy day -- My daddy -- Cat naps are too good for cats -- The strange case of the pleasing taxi-driver -- Benjamin -- The city -- A good parent's garden of vision -- The lama -- Waiting for the birdie -- The queen is in the parlor -- Do sphinxes think? -- To the lady passing time better left unpassed -- Who understands who anyhow? -- The parent -- Parsley for vice-president! -- Nine miles to the railroad -- The strange case of the dead divorcée -- The common cold -- Just keep quiet and nobody will notice -- Coffee with the meal -- The rabbits -- This is going to hurt just a little bit -- Experience to let -- Oh to be odd! --Song for ditherers -- Reflection on the fallibility of nemesis -- Song before breakfast -- Political reflection -- First families, move over! -- Fragonard -- Savonarola of Mazda Lane -- Admiral Byrd -- Birth comes to the archbishop -- The strange case of Mr. Donnybrook's boredom -- An introduction to dogs -- Introspective reflection -- Lines indited with all the depravity of poverty -- I'll get one tomorrow -- People -- Family court -- Bernarr Macfadden -- The middle of the month -- Spring comes to Murray Hill -- Time marches on -- Reflection on babies -- A plea for a league of sleep -- Wednesday matinee -- The phœnix -- Lines in dispraise of dispraise -- More about people -- Traveler's rest -- Arthur Brisbane -- Riding on a railroad train -- The stork -- The rebuffers -- Reflection on a wicked world -- Malice domestic -- Hymn to the sun and myself -- The banquet -- Pediatric reflection -- Ha! Original sin! -- A brief guide to New York -- Gervaise -- Incompetent and immaterial -- Lines in praise of a date made praiseworthy solely by something very nice that happened to it -- Such an old theme, but such fresh distress -- So penseroso -- Interoffice memorandum -- Complaint to four angels -- Old men -- The individualist -- A carol for children
- Control code
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- Dimensions
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- Extent
- xxii, 352 pages
- Lccn
- a 43002686
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