Some of us are married
By: by Mary Stewart Cutting ; frontispiece by William Caffrey.
Contributors: Caffrey, William, ill.; Doubleday, Page & Company,; Country Life Press,
Publisher: Doubleday, Page & Company
Published: 1920
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 380
Subjects: Married people -- Fiction
Notes: On page 380:  The Country Life Press.
Advertisements on page [4] of the preliminary pages.
Green cloth stamped in dark green.
Table of contents: title: The purveyor of the funds; title: An opening for Mariana; title: As Lochinvar; title: Leslie's friend; title: The wonder-worker; title: Boggybrae; title: Benson's day; title: Dance-mad Billy; title: Clytie comes back; title: The shell; title: Child of the heart; title: Her job; title: Two autobiographical stories: The man who went under; title: The song of courage.