All the Puck stories
By: by Rudyard Kipling ; with illustrations by H.R. Millar and Charles E. Brock, R.I.
Publisher: Macmillan and Co., Limited
Published: 1935
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 670
Work titles: Poems
Notes: "This volume comprises Puck of Pook's Hill (1906) and Rewards and illustrations (1910).--Stewart, page 444.

Advertisements on page ii and on page 1-3 at end.

Stewart, J.M. Rudyard Kipling, 620.

Gift; Flora V. Livingston; Cambridge, Massachusetts; 1935 December 5.

Gift of Flora V. Livingston, and with the bookplate of the Harvard College Library Kipling Collection.

Inscribed on front free end paper: "F. V. Livingston."

Spine and cover of illustrated printed dust jack tipped in before front free end paper.

As issued, bound in red cloth, with stamped text and illustration on spine, stamped illustration on cover.
Table of contents: title: Weland's sword:; title: Puck's song --; title: A tree song ; -- Young men at the manor:; title: Sir Richard's song ; -- The knights of the joyous venture:; title: Harp song of the Dane women --; title: Thorkild's song ; -- Old men at Pevensey:; title: The runes on Weland's Sword ; -- A centurion of the Thirtieth:; title: Cities and thrones and powers --; title: A British-Roman song ; -- On the Great Wall:; title: A song to Mithras ; -- The Winged Hat:; title: A Pict song ; -- Hal o' the Draft:; title: Prophets have honour all over the Earth --; title: A smugglers' song ; -- Dymchurch Flit:; title: The bee boy's song --; title: A three-part song ; -- The treasure and the law:; title: Song of the Fifth River --; title: The children's song ;; title: A charm ; -- Cold iron:; title: Cold iron ; -- Gloriana:; title: The two cousins --; title: The looking-glass ; -- The wrong thing:; title: A truthful song --; title: King Henry VII, and the shipwrights ; -- Marklake witches:; title: The way through the woods --; title: Brookland Road ; -- The knife and the naked chalk:; title: The run of the Downs --; title: Song of the men's side ; -- Brother square-toes Philadelphia; title: If-- ; -- A priest in spite of Himself:; title: A St. Helena lullaby --; title: Poor honest men ; -- The conversion of St. Wilfrid:; title: Eddi's service --; title: Song of the red war-boat ; -- A doctor of medicine:; title: An astrologer's song --; title: Our fathers of old ; -- Simple Simon:; title: The thousandth man --; title: Frankie's trade ; -- The tree of justice:; title: The ballad of Minepit Shaw --; title: A carol.; title: Illustrations: Gloriana; title: They saw a small, brown ... pointy-eared person ... step quietly into the ring; title: Then he made a sword; title: 'At this she cried that I was a Norman thief'; title: Said he, 'I have it all from the child here'; title: 'Sir Richard, will it please you enter your Great Hall?'; title: 'And we two tumbled aboard the Dane'; title: Thorkild had given back before his Devil, till the bowmen on the ship could shoot it all full of arrows; title: 'So we called no more'; title: 'A' God's name write her free, before she deafens me!'; title: He drew his dagger on Jehan, who threw him down the stairway; title: 'You put the bullet into that loop'; title: 'And that is the Wall!'; title: 'Hail, Caesar !'; title: 'We dealt with them thoroughly through a long day'; title: 'The Wall must be won at a price'; title: Where they had suffered most, there they charged in most hotly; title: 'I reckon you'll find her middlin' heavy,' he says; title: 'I know what sort o' man you be,' old Hobden grunted, groping for the potatoes; title: Doors shut, candles lit; title: 'They drove me across the drawbridge'; title: 'Come back !' She went as near as she dared; title: 'Nay, dear lads-but here!' I said; title: 'Laugh,' he said. 'Finish the laughter'; title: But I wasn't afraid of Jerry; title: 'I am the Buyer of the Knife-the Keeper of the People'; title: Merriness of heart at his warm, waiting meal; title: 'Himmel!' he says. 'I have hit the wrong boy'; title: 'You mountebank!' Boney roars. 'Turn that out'; title: 'A miracle! A miracle!' he cried; title: But I saw it was the plague; title: Frankie carried me piggy-back to my Aunt's house; title: 'Here is your knight, Brother,' said he.