The treasure ship
Subtitle: a book of prose and verse
By: edited by Lady Cynthia Asquith.
Publisher: S.W. Partridge
Published: 1926
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 198
Table of contents: value: The two "bob-cats", by J. Galsworthy.-  A reproof of gluttony [and] The battle of Crécy, by H. Belloc.-  Round the bird shops, by Viscountess Grey of Fallodon.-  The lion, by H. Asquith.- Swell-and-spread, by Lady C. Asquith.-  The milkmaid's song, by Lady M. Sackville.-  Fat King Melon and Princess Caraway, by A.P. Herbert.-  The hare and the tortoise, by E. Marsh.-  The blot on Peter Pan, by J.M. Barrie.-  The lemon sponge, by D. Mackail.-  Ann's aunt and the bear, by W. De la Mare.-  Pillingshot, detective, by P.G. Wodehouse.-  Old eyes for young, by C. MacKenzie.-  "Sneezles", by A.A. Milne.-  Toby's birthday presents, by A. Blackwood.-  "A marriage has been arranged", by M. Webb.- The disappointing dream, by Lord D. Cecil.-  Kaspar and the red slippers, by A. Phillpotts.-  Christmas trees, by K. Tynan.