An American miscellany
By: by Lafcadio Hearn ; articles and stories now first collected by Albert Mordell.
Contributors: Mordell, Albert, 1885-      comp.; Dodd, Mead & Company.
Publisher: Dodd, Mead and Company
Published: 1924
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Notes: Perkins & Perkins  Hearn
BAL 7984
Verso of t.p.: Vail-Ballou Press, Inc., Binghamton and New York.
Table of contents: title: v. 1: The cedar closet; title: Giglampz; title: Violent cremation; title: Valentine vagaries; title: The restless dead; title: Some strange experience; title: A bird store reverie; title: Notes on the utilization of human remains; title: The demi-monde of the antique world; title: The poisoners; title: Levee life; title: Dolly-an idyll of the levee; title: Banjo Jim's story; title: Butterfly fantasies; title: Frost fancies; title: Steeple climbers; title: A romantic incident at the musical club; title: Some pictures of poverty.; title: v. 2 : Face studies; title: Progressive living; title: Frankness; title: Frauds; title: A Mephistophelian; title: Something about success; title: Nightmare and nightmare legends; title: Philosophy of imaginative art; title: Subhadra; title: The dead wife; title: St. Brandan's Christmas; title: Bidasari; title: Torn letters; title: Three dreams; title: A lily in the mouth of hell; title: The piper of Hamelin; title: Saint Malo; title: The garden of paradise; title: Gustave Doré; title: Doré's Raven; title: The life of stars; title: The destiny of solar systems; title: The great "I am"; title: A Concord compromise; title: The Creole patois; title: Some notes on Creole literature; title: The scientific value of Creole; title: A sketch of the Creole patois; title: The scenes of Cable's romances; title: The last of the New Orleans fencing masters; title: The last of the voudoos; title: New Orleansd superstitions; title: A study of half-breed race in the West Indies; title: West Indian society of many colorings; title: A winter journey to Japan.