Old and new love stories (twenty-seven)
By: edited by C. A. Dawson-Scott and Ernest Rhys.
Contributors: Rhys, Ernest, 1859-1946.
Publisher: R. Holden & co., ltd.
Published: 1925
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 319
Subjects: Short stories.
Notes: American edition (New York, D. Appleton and company) has title:  29 love stories, old and new, by twenty and nine authors; edited by Ernest Rhys and C. A. Dawson-Scott.
--Love, by Guy de Maupassant.--Tristram and La Beale Isoud, by Sir T. Malory.--Isabella; or, The pot of basil, by G. Boccaccio.--Diadem and Dunya, Arabian nights entertainment.--Clerk Saunders, anonymous.--David and Bathsheba.
Table of contents: title: The way it came, by H. James.; title: A dead secret, by L. Hearn.; title: A woman of genius, by Kathleen Coyle.; title: The brief debut of Tildy, by O. Henry.; title: The child in the garden, by L. Merrick.; title: The captive, by R. B. C. Graham.; title: A day in a woman's life, by Sheila Kaye-Smith.; title: In a citron garden, by Flora A. Steel.; title: A year of their lives, by B. Pilniak (translated from the Russian by F. O'Dempsey); title: Heart of a woman, by C. A. Dawson-Scott.; title: Only a clown, by A. Harrison.; title: Love in playtime, by E. Pugh.; title: A physical lien, by Violet Hunt.; title: The story of a good son, by H. Ould.; title: Afterglow, by Constance Holme.; title: The sisters, by E. Rickword.; title: The purple twilight, by G. Villiers-Stuart.; title: Calf love, by C. S. Evans.; title: A raison d'être, by E. L. Grant Watson.; title: The last dream of Julius Roy, by P. Prys.; title: A midsummer night's courting, by A. H. Hamer.; title: A romantic lover of Connaught, by E. A. Lucas.