The janitor's boy and other poems
By: by Nathalia Crane
Contributors: Thomas Seltzer, Inc
Publisher: Thomas Seltzer
Published: 1925
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 76
Copyright date: 1924
Subjects: Children's writings
Description: A collection of poems written by the author at the age of ten.
Notes: Rare Book copy: Inscribed to Marie Mattingly Meloney by the author

Gift; William Brown Meloney.
Table of contents: title: Foreword / William Rose Benét; title: Nathalia at ten / Nunnally Johnson; title: The janitor's boy; title: Oh, Roger Jones; title: The flathouse roof; title: John Paul Jones; title: The rovers; title: The vacant lot; title: The swinging stair; title: The vestal; title: The blind girl; title: Prescience; title: Love; title: What every girl knows; title: Jealousy; title: Mother's bonnet; title: The rag bag; title: The first snow storm; title: Suffering; title: The map makers; title: Diana; title: The reading boy; title: The battle on the floor; title: Mid-day at Trinity; title: Castle "Bill"; title: Castle William; title: The roll of the roses; title: The gossips; title: Tomorrow; title: The rose of rest; title: The symbols; title: The salamander isles; title: The chess game; title: The dinosaurs' eggs; title: The first story; title: The three-cornered lot; title: The history of honey; title: The history of painting; title: The road to Roslyn; title: The army laundress; title: Regina Mendosena; title: The girl from soapsuds row; title: Eva; title: Old maid's reverie; title: The commonplace; title: Berkley Common; title: Choice; title: My husbands; title: Afterword / Edmund Leamy.