The seedy gentleman
By: by Peter Robertson ; cover design and frontispiece by Gordon Ross.
Contributors: Ross, Gordon, ill.; A.M. Robertson (Firm); Stanley-Taylor Company.
Publisher: A.M. Robertson
Published: 1903
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 334
Notes: Verso of t.p.: Printed by the Stanley-Taylor Company, San Francisco.
Frontispiece. Vignettes and ornamented chapter headings.
Table of contents: title: Love; title: Ourselves; title: Woman's eyes; title: Life is a fake; title: Some human weaknesses; title: Outlaws and opera; title: The uselessness of things; title: The morbid story; title: Happiness; title: More about love; title: 'Is 'art was true to poll; title: Music; title: The new woman; title: Macbeth sees himself; title: The Club Libre; title: Weddings; title: Life is never the same again; title: Love ballads; title: Ghosts; title: The human orchestra; title: A visitor from the shades; title: The mode; title: The comic opera of life; title: Rag-time; title: The last rose of summer; title: Curiosity; title: Man, get on to thyself; title: The old life and the new; title: Heartsease; title: The love story of a Scot; title: The devil; title: Madam President; title: In the brave days when we were twenty-one; title: Poverty; title: Christmas.