Fables for the fair
By: by Josephine Dodge Daskam.
Contributors: Charles Scribner's Sons.; Crow Printing Company.
Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons
Published: 1901
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 125
Notes: Verso of t.p.: Published October, 1901.
Verso of t.p.: The Crew Printing Company.
Text printed in brown within ruled borders.
Table of contents: title: The woman who was not athletic; title: The woman who helped her husband; title: The woman who used her theory; title: The woman who looked ahead; title: The woman who fell between two figures; title: The woman who understood opera; title: The woman who made a conquest; title: The woman who made a good wife; title: The woman who was too disinterested; title: The woman who deliberated; title: The woman who believed in early rising; title: The woman who took advice; title: The woman who took things literally; title: The woman who had broad views; title: The woman who mourned her husband; title: The woman who played "Cyrano"; title: The woman who caught the idea; title: The woman who helped her sister; title: The woman who could not sew; title: The woman who married her daughter; title: The woman who could not help herself; title: The woman who bribed her niece; title: The woman who knew too much; title: The woman who talked well; title: The woman who adapted herself.