Vanishing roads, and other essays
By: by Richard Le Gallienne.
Publisher: G. P. Putnam's Sons
Published: 1915
Place of publication: New York [etc.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 377
Notes: Reprinted in part from various periodicals.
Table of contents: title: Vanishing roads.; title: Woman as a supernatural being.; title: The lack of imagination among millionaires.; title: The passing of Mrs. Grundy.; title: Modern aids to romance.; title: The last call.; title: The persecutions of beauty.; title: The many faces-the one dream.; title: The snows of yester-year.; title: The psychology of gossip.; title: The passing away of the editor.; title: The spirit of the open.; title: An old American tow-path.; title: A modern Saint-Francis.; title: The littel ghost in the garden.; title: The English countryside.; title: London-changing and unchanging.; title: The haunted restaurant.; title: The new Pyramus and Thisbe.; title: Two wonderful old ladies.; title: A Christmas meditation.; title: On re-reading Walter Pater.; title: The mystery of "Fiona Macleod."; title: Forbes-Robertson: an appreciation.; title: A memory of Frédéric Mistral.; title: Imperishable fiction.; title: The man behind the pen.; title: Bulls in china-shops.; title: The Bible and the butterfly.