Wood-pile recollections
By: by Charles Louis Olds.
Contributors: Abbey Press.
Publisher: The Abbey Press
Published: 1901
Place of publication: New York; London; Montreal
Language: eng
Number of pages: 140
Notes: Copyright date from verso of t.p.
Photographic frontispiece and photographic plates facing p. 24, 46, 68, 80 and 96.
Advertisements on p. [1]-[4] at back.
Table of contents: title: The why of it; title: The law of recreation; title: Aunts and other things; title: How I discovered Jimmie; title: Mr. Slate; title: The Slate family, Except Mr. Slate; title: The sensation of "having been there before"; title: Joyce; title: Concerning sympathy; title: My next-door neighbor; title: Hasheesh; title: When the ice goes out; title: Why Jones shrunk; title: How Glenmore was cured of insomnia; title: Mrs. Animule; title: Tramps; title: Similitudes; title: When it snows; title: My garden; title: Jones Number Two; title: The song of the saw; title: Catching wood; title: Of love; title: The wood-pile and the wash-tub; title: My study; title: A night at the club; title: Moods and antidotes; title: The passing of Dutton.