_ Asquith, Lady Cynthia Mary Evelyre compiler and editor, 1887— The treasure ship. A book of prose and verse.
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New York. Scribner. [1926.] 198 pp. Illus. Plates, some colored, Decorated title-page. 25% cm.
Short stories and poems; the titles of the poems are in italics. Contents. — John Galsworthy: The two “bob-cats.” — Hilaire Belloc: A reproof of gluttony; The battle of Crécy. — Viscountess Grey of Falloden: Round the bird shops. — Herbert Asquith: The lion, — Lady Cynthia As-
quith: Swell-and-spread. — Lady Margaret Sackville: The milkmaid’s song. — A. P. Herbert: Fat King Melon and Princess Caraway. — Edward
Marsh: The hare and the tortoise. — J. M. Barrie: ‘The blot on Peter Pan. —
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« This card was printed a the Boston oe) Pubiic Library, July 15, 1927.
N3656 ++ T.r. — English literature. Poetry. Colls. — Short stories. Colls.