Departmental ditties, and other verses
By: by Rudyard Kipling.
Contributors: Carpenter Kipling Collection (Library of Congress)
Edition: 4th. ed. / with additional poems.
Publisher: Thacker, Spink & Co.; W. Thacker & Co.
Published: 1890
Place of publication: Calcutta; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 121
Notes: Stewart, J.M.  Kipling, 11

Livingston, F.V.M.  Kipling, 14

NUC pre-1956 NK 015551

LC copy has bookplate of William M. Carpenter on front paste-down. In folder in slipcase 21 x 16 cm. Typewritten copy of letter with embossed logo of Maggs Bros. describing this title with handwritten pencil annotations folded and laid in.
Table of contents: title: Departmental ditties: Prelude; title: General summary; title: Army head-quarters; title: Study of an elevation, in Indian ink; title: A legend of the Foreign Office; title: The story of Uriah; title: The post that fitted; title: Public waste; title: Delilah; title: What happened; title: Pink dominoes; title: The man who could write; title: Municipal; title: A code of morals; title: The last department; title: Other verses: To the unknown Goddess; title: The Rupaiyat of Omar Kal'vin; title: La nuit blanche; title: My rival; title: The lovers' litany; title: A ballad of burial; title: Divided destinies; title: The masque of plenty; title: The mare's nest; title: Possibilities; title: Christmas in India; title: Pagett, M.P.; title: The song of the women; title: A ballade of Jakko Hill; title: The plea of the Simla dancers; title: The ballad of Fisher's boarding house; title: As the bell clinks; title: Certain maxims of Hafiz; title: The grave of the hundred head; title: The moon of other days; title: The overland mail; title: What the people said; title: The undertaker's horse; title: The fall of Jock Gillespie; title: An old song; title: Arithmetic on the frontier; title: One viceroy resigns; title: The betrothed; title: A tale of two cities; title: Giffen's debt; title: In spring time; title: Two months; title: The galley slave; title: L'envoi.