Letters on life
By: by Claudius Clear [pseud.]
Publisher: Dodd, Mead & Company
Published: 1901
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 277
Subjects: Conduct of life; Conversation
Table of contents: title: The art of life.; title: That literature is autobiography.; title: The art of conversation.; title: On the art of taking things coolly.; title: Vanity and its mortifications.; title: Some questions about holidays.; title: "When three stars came out."; title: Midnight tea.; title: Firing out the fools.; title: "A fellow by the name of Rowan."; title: Taking good men into confidence.; title: The sin of overwork.; title: Samuel.; title: How to remember and how to forget.; title: "R.S.V.P."; title: Concerning order and method.; title: Should old letters be kept?; title: The secret of Mrs. Farfrae.; title: Brilliance.; title: On handwriting.; title: The happy life.; title: The man in the street.; title: The zest of life.; title: Good manners.; title: On growing old.; title: Broken-hearted.; title: The innermost room.