Shorty McCabe
By: by Sewell Ford ... ; illustrated by Francis Vaux Wilson.
Contributors: Wilson, F. Vaux; Mitchell Kennerley (Firm); Publishers' Printing Co.
Publisher: Mitchell Kennerley
Published: 1906
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 316
First sentence: Excuse me, mister man, but ain't you — Hello, yourself!
Table of contents: label: I
title: Excuse me, mister man, but ain't you -
pagenum: 7; label: II
title: What did we do with Homer, eh?
pagenum: 33; label: III
title: Say, you can't always tell, can you?
pagenum: 60; label: IV
title: Does the Boss let it go at that?
pagenum: 86; label: V
title: It was that little excursion with Mr. Gordon ...
pagenum: 113; label: VI
title: You didn't happen to see Pinckney ...
pagenum: 136; label: VII
title: Did you shut the hall door?
pagenum: 179; label: VIII
title: How about him, eh?
pagenum: 197; label: IX
title: But I say, I guess Buddy'll work out all right
pagenum: 214; label: X
title: No, Nightingale Cottage ain't in the market
pagenum: 232; label: XI
title: You'd most think after that ...
pagenum: 249; label: XII
title: How's Woodie and Sadie comin' on?
pagenum: 264; label: XIII
title: You never can tell, though
pagenum: 281; label: XIV
title: Flag it, now, and I'll say it for you
pagenum: 299