English literature. Collections,
*A.2201.7 Bulwer-Lytton, Sir E. G. E. L., rst Baron Lytton, 1803-1873. ‘Not so bad as we seem.’ (Continued.) The title is on the cover. Contents. — Poem, by Owen Seaman, — “Why not a Dickens reader?”, by Mrs. Belloc Lowndes. — Tell me a story, by W. L. George. — A plea for the children’s libraries, by Henry F. Dickens. — Epilogue poem, by Alfred
Noyes. — Et ego in Arcadia fui, by Compton Mackenzie. — Benefit of clergy, by St. John Lucas. — Cast of characters in “Not so bad as we seem.” — Camouflage, by Roland Pertwee. — In Somers town, by W.
 
Pett Ridge. — The Dickens’ ghosts, by Justin McCarthy. — A word on children’s books, by Hugh Walpole. — The happy man, poem, by W. H,
Davies.
This card was printed al the Boston SP
M4931
Public Library, November 10, 1922.