Rolling stones
By: by O. Henry ; illustrated with original photographs, drawings by the author, reproductions of letters, etc
Contributors: Doubleday, Page & Company; Country Life Press
Publisher: Doubleday, Page & Company
Published: 1912
Place of publication: Garden City, New York
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] /
Number of pages: 292
Subjects: Short stories
Notes: Colophon reads: The Country Life Press, Garden City, N.Y.

Photographic frontispiece with portrait of author and plates between p. 28 and 29, 48 and 49, 64 and 65, 80 and 81, 96 and 97, 112 and 113, 128 and 129, 160 and 161, 176 and 177, 232 and 233 and 248 and 249.

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Table of contents: title: The dream; title: A ruler of men; title: The atavism of John Tom Little Bear; title: Helping the other fellow; title: The marionettes; title: The marquis and Miss Sally; title: A fog in Santone; title: The friendly call; title: A dinner at; title: *; title: Sound and fury; title: Tictocq; title: Tracked to doom; title: A snapshot at the President; title: An unfinished Christmas story; title: The unprofitable servant; title: Aristocracy versus hash; title: The prisoner of Zembla; title: A strange story; title: Fickle fortune, or, How Gladys hustled; title: An apology; title: Lord Oakhurst's course; title: Bexar script no. 2692; title: Queries and answers; title: The pewee; title: Nothing to say; title: The murderer; title: Some postscripts; title: A contribution; title: The old farm; title: Vanity; title: The lullaby boy; title: Chanson de Bohême; title: Hard to forget; title: Drop a tear in this slot; title: Tamales; title: Some letters.