Pebbles on the shore [by] Alpha of the plough by Gardiner, A. G. (Alfred George) On choosing a name -- On letter-writing -- On reading in bed -- On cats and dogs -- "W.G." -- On seeing visions -- On black sheep -- The village and the war -- On rumour -- On umbrella morals -- On talking to one's self -- On Boswell and his miracle -- On seeing ourselves -- On the English spirit -- On falling in love -- On a bit of seaweed -- On living again -- Tu-whit, tu-whoo! -- On points of view -- On beer and porcelain -- On a case of conscience -- On the guinea stamp -- On the dislike of lawyers -- On the cheerfulness of the blind -- On taxing vanity -- On thoughts at fifty -- The one-eyed cat -- On the philosophy of hats -- On seeing London -- On catching the train -- In praise of chess -- On the downs -- On short legs and long legs -- On a painted face -- On writing an article -- On a city that was -- On pleasant sounds -- On slackening the bow -- On the intelligent golf ball -- On a prisoner of war -- On the world we live in -- "I'm telling you" -- On courage -- On spendthrifts -- On a top hat -- On losing one's memory -- On wearing a fur-lined coat -- In praise of walking -- On rewards and riches -- On taste -- On a hawthorn hedge.
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