A guest at the Ludlow, and other stories
By: by Edgar Wilson Nye [Bill Nye] ; with illustrations by Louis Braunhold
Publisher: Bobbs-Merrill
Published: 1896
Place of publication: Indianapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 272
Subjects: American wit and humor
Notes: On verso of t. p.: Copyright, 1896 by the Bowen-Merrill Co.

"An article on the writings of James Whitcomb Riley by 'Chalifer'": p.[263]-272.

Title vignette.
Table of contents: title: A Guest at the Ludlow; title: Old Polka Dot's Daughter; title: A Great Cerebrator; title: Hints for the Household; title: A Journey Westward; title: A Prophet and a Piute; title: The Sabbath of a Great Author; title: A Flyer in Dirt; title: A Singular "Hamlet"; title: My Matrimonial Bureau; title: The Hateful Hen; title: As a Candidate; title: Summer Boarders and Others; title: Three Open Letters; title: The Dubious Future; title: Earning a Reward; title: A Plea for Justice; title: Grains of Truth; title: A Scamper Through the Park; title: Hints to the Traveler; title: A Medieval Discoverer; title: How to Pick out a Birthplace; title: On Broadway; title: My Trip to Dixie; title: The Thought Clothier; title: A Rubber Esophagus; title: Advice to a Son; title: The Automatic Bell Boy