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245 | 0 | 2 | |a A subtreasury of American humor / |c E.B. White and Katharine S. White, editors. |
260 | |a New York : |b Coward-McCann, Inc., |c [©1941] | ||
300 | |a xxxii pages, 2 leaves, 3-814 pages : |b illustrations ; |c 22 cm | ||
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505 | 0 | |a Stories and people -- Fables and other moral tales -- All sorts of dilemmas -- History, politics, and affairs of state -- Parodies and burlesques -- For (or against) children -- Satire--broad and otherwise -- Folklore and tall stories -- Nonsense -- The critics at work -- The reporters at work -- Verse -- Reminiscence. | |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g Stories and people. |t Benny and the bird-dogs / |r Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings -- |t Christopher K*a*p*l*a*n / |r Leonard Q. Ross -- |t The Casting away of Mrs. Lecks and Mrs. Aleshine |g (Part I) / |r Frank R. Stockton -- |t Gentleman Prefer Blondes |g (Chapter I) / |r Anita Loos -- |t George F. Babbitt starts the day / |r Sinclair Lewis -- |t Lady's room / |r John Mosher -- |t Two letters from a Rookie to his girl / |r Edward Streeter -- |t Glory in the daytime / |r Dorothy Parker -- |t Boggains in the Bronx / |r Arthur Kober -- |t Mrs. Heywood Cox Broun / |r Heywood Broun -- |t His grandfather's old ram / |r Mark Twain -- |t Alibi Ike / |r Ring Lardner. |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g Fables and other moral tales. |t Fables for our time. |t The owl who was God ; |t The shrike and the chipmunks ; |t The moth and the star ; |t The unicorn in the garden / |r James Thurber -- |g Fables in slang. |t The professor who wanted to be alone ; |t The waist-band that was taut up to the moment it gave way ; |t The ninny who swam away from the life preserver / |r George Ade -- |t Fable of the iron dogs / |r Don Marquis -- |t Ferry-tail from Keeng Mitas for Nize Baby / |r Milt Gross -- |g Fantastic fables. |t The disinterested arbiter ; |t The party over there ; |t Cat and King ; |t Revenge ; |t Officer and thug ; |t Saint and soul / |r Ambrose Bierce -- |t The Parable of the family which dwelt apart / |r E.B. White. |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g All sorts of dilemmas. |t Confessions of a gallomaniac / |r Frank Moore Colby -- |t An Affix for birds / |r St. Clair McKelway -- |t An Invitation to a party / |r Frederic S. Cozzens -- |t A Very dangerous invitation / |r Max Adeler -- |t A Ride with Ralph / |r Francis Steegmuller -- |t A Watch that "wanted cleaning" / |r James T. Fields -- |t It's a wise parent / |r Cornelia Otis Skinner -- |t Large coffee / |r Ring Lardner -- |t "Doucement, doucement!" / |r Donald Moffat. |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g History, politics, and affairs of state. |t The Most horrible battle ever recorded in poetry or prose / |r Washington Irving -- |t The Latest improvements in artillery / |r Orpheus C. Kerr -- |t Sumthin' in the pastoral line / |r James Russell Lowell -- |t The Great presidential excursion / |r Petroleum V. Nasby -- |t The Hunting of the cow / |r Mark Twain -- |t Mr. Dooley on the power of music / |r Finley Peter Dunne -- |t The Governor / |r James M. Cain -- |t A Weekend at Lady Astor's / |r Frank Sullivan. |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g Parodies and burlesques. |t Excerpts from the tribune primer / |r Eugene Field -- |t Christmas afternoon ; |t Happy childhood tales ; |t The Blue sleeve garter ; |t More songs for meller / |r Robert C. Benchley -- |t Odd's bodkins / |r Ring Lardner -- |t A Garland of ibids / |r Frank Sullivan -- |t The Whiskey rebellion / |r Donald Ogden Stewart -- |t Dusk in fierce pajamas / |r E.B. White -- |t Selections from "The diary of our own Samuel Pepys" / |r Franklin P. Adams -- |t Shakespeare, Here's Your Hat ; |t Death in the Rumble Seat / |r Wolcott Gibbs -- |t The Norris Plan / |r Corey Ford -- |t If Grant Had Been Drinking at Appomattox / |r James Thurber -- |t Dr. C-dm-n's Daily / |r Nunnally Johnson -- |t Jungle Folk / |r Bret Harte -- |t Waiting for Santy / |r S.J. Perelman. |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g For (or against) children. |t The Peterkins Celebrate the Fourth of July / |r Lucretia P. Hale -- |t Appreciation of Art / |r Sally Benson -- |t Whitey / |r Booth Tarkington -- |t Huck and Jim Talk about Kings / |r Mark Twain -- |t To a Small Boy Standing on My Shoes While I am Wearing Them / |r Ogden Nash -- |t Savage Homecoming / |r Clifford Orr. |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g Satire: broad and otherwise. |t The Shakers / |r Artemus Ward -- |t The Greatest Man in the World / |r James Thurber -- |t Three Love Letters / |r Benjamin Franklin -- |t The Wedding: A Stage Direction / |r H.L. Mencken -- |t Six Thoughts without Words / |r Clarence Day -- |t Portrait / |r Kenneth Fearing -- |t the Cambridge ladies / |r e. e. cummings -- |t Bankers Are Just Like Anybody Else, Except Richer ; |t First Families, Move Over! / |r Ogden Nash -- |t Infiexible Logic / |r Russell Maloney -- |t Mr. Dooley on the Education of the Young ; |t Mr. Dooley on Golf / |r Finley Peter Dunne -- |t Mother Taft's Chickens / |r Geoffrey Hellman -- |t The Jukes Family / |r Frank Sullivan -- |t On Conversation / |r Ring Lardner. |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g Folklore and tall stories. |t A Fish Fry / |r Marc Connelly -- |t A Mississippi Pilot / |r Mark Twain -- |t Miss Cow Falls a Victim to Mr. Rabbit / |r Joel Chandler Harris -- |t Going to Bed before a Young Lady / |r "M" -- |t Why There Are No Trees on the Desert / |r Glen Rounds -- |t Natural History / |r A.J. Liebling -- |t Mrs. Yardley's Quilting / |r George W. Harris -- |t The Man from Yellowhouse / |r Alfred Henry Lewis -- |t The Adulteration of Old King David / |r Roark Bradford. |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g Nonsense. |t In Old Chinatown ; |t The Idol's Eye / |r S.J. Perelman -- |t Fpafm / |r Frances Warfield -- |t Limericks Long after Lear / |r Morris Bishop ; Pictures by Richard Taylor -- |t Sit Still / |r Ring Lardner -- |t Miss Albina McLush / |r N.P. Willis -- |t The Poodle ; |t The Mule / |r Josh Billings -- |t The Cow ; |t The Gnu ; |t The Hen ; |t The Horse / |r Oliver Herford -- |t The Strange Case of Mr. Fortague's Disappointment ; |t Requiem / |r Ogden Nash -- |t A Short History of Man / |r Will Cuppy -- |t archy and mehitabel. i the coming of archy ; |t ii mehitabel was once cleopatra ; |t iii the song of mehitabel ; |t iv the old trouper / |r Don Marquis. |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g The critics at work. |t Fenimore Cooper's Literary Offenses / |r Mark Twain -- |t Let's Stay Home and Make Friends / |r Ogden Nash -- |t "Manhattan" ; |t Capsule Criticism / |r Alexander Woollcott -- |t Down with the Restoration! / |r S.J. Perelman -- |t Getting Gertie's Ida ; |t Faulkner, Extra-Special, Double-Distilled / |r Clifton Fadiman -- |t When Nature Lovers Write Books ; |t Novels and Hats ; |t The Loeb Classics / |r Frank Moore Colby -- |t Crying in the Wilderness ; |t The Theatre in Flushing / |r Wolcott Gibbs -- |t La Presse Perverse / |r Robert C. Benchley -- |t William Ellery Channing / |r Edgar Allan Poe -- |t Lengthy Symphony / |r Persis Greely Anderson -- |t Public Journal / |r Phyllis McGinley -- |t Back to Methuselah / |r George Jean Nathan -- |t The Highly Recurrent Mr. Hamilton ; |t Re-enter Margot Asquith / |r Dorothy Parker. |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g The reporters at work. |t Time ... Fortune ... Life ... Luce / |r Wolcott Gibbs ; Illustration by Will Cotton -- |t Tanya / |r Joseph Mitchell -- |t How to Become a Great Writer / |r Alva Johnston -- |t Owl Man / |r Sanderson Vanderbilt -- |t At Home with the Paleys / |r E.J. Kahn, Jr. -- |t Atheist Hit by Truck / |r John McNulty -- |t In Mulberry Street / |r A.J. Liebling -- |t Suits for Jimmy ; |t Isadora's Brother ; |t Tea Party ; |t Gtde Stein ; |t Under the Lindens ; |t The Japanese Army ; |t Wind and Water ; |t Pastoral Scene ; |t Young Man in the Bed / |r The Talk of the Town -- |t Boy Meets Bullfinch / |r Geoffrey Hellman -- |t Who ls This King of Glory? / |r St. Clair McKelway and A.J. Liebling. |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g Verse. |t Three Sonnets to a Red-Haired Lady / |r Don Marquis -- |t Woman Out of Taxi / |r Angela Cypher -- |t Cat Naps Are Too Good for Cats ; |t "My Child Is Phlegmatic ..." |r (Anxious parent) -- |t The Song of Songs / |r Ogden Nash -- |t Behold the Deeds! / |r H.C. Bunner -- |t To a Thesaurus ; |t Lines to Three Boys ; |t Advice to Young Men / |r Franklin P. Adams -- |t A.E. Housman Turns "Georgey Porgey" into a Shropshire Lad / |r Louis Untermeyer -- |t Five Scenes from the Mesazoic / |r Clarence Day -- |t Intermission, Please! / |r Irwin Edman -- |t For City Spring / |r Stephen Vincent Ben<U+fffd>et -- |t Famous Baths and Bathers / |r Carolyn Wells -- |t Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing ; |t Love Song / |r Samuel Hoffenstein -- |t Sonnets to Baedeker / |r David McCord -- |t Anthologistics ; |t Sea-Chill / |r Arthur Guiterman -- |t Ode to the End of Summer ; |t Song from New Rochelle ; |t A Hobby a Day Keeps the Doldrums Away / |r Phyllis McGinley -- |t The Passionate Professor / |r Bert Leston Taylor -- |t A Worm-Chorus ; |t Ozymandias Revisited / |r Morris Bishop -- |t Little Words ; |t The Searched Soul ; |t Tombstone for an Actress / |r Dorothy Parker -- |t Ain't There at Least One Gen'leman Here? / |r Clarence H. Knapp -- |t Harper to Mifflin to Chance / |r E.B. White -- |t The Mesecks / |r Kenneth Allan Robinson -- |t Caco<U+fffd>ethes Scribendi / |r Oliver Wendell Holmes. |
505 | 0 | 0 | |g Reminiscense. |t The Noblest Instrument / |r Clarence Day -- |t The Downfall of Fascism in Black Ankle County / |r Joseph Mitchell -- |t What Did You Do, Grandfather / |r Richard Lockridge -- |t Farewell, My Lovely! / |r Lee Strout White -- |t The Sock Hunt / |r Ruth McKenney -- |t Memoirs of a Master / |r M.R.A. -- |t Ring Out, Wild Bells / |r Wolcott Gibbs -- |t Brief Gust of Glory / |r H.L. Mencken -- |t The Summer of the Beautiful White Horse / |r William Saroyan -- |t The Night the Bed Fell / |r James Thurber -- |t The Ballet Visits the Splendide's Magician / |r Ludwig Bemelmans. |
541 | 0 | |3 HSP Copy; |c Gift; |a Miriam Fisher Schaefer; |d 4/21/23 | |
590 | |a HSP Copy: In memory of George Fisher | ||
505 | 0 | 0 | |g Verse. |t Three Sonnets to a Red-Haired Lady / |r Don Marquis -- |t Woman Out of Taxi / |r Angela Cypher -- |t Cat Naps Are Too Good for Cats ; |t "My Child Is Phlegmatic ..." |r (Anxious parent) -- |t The Song of Songs / |r Ogden Nash -- |t Behold the Deeds! / |r H.C. Bunner -- |t To a Thesaurus ; |t Lines to Three Boys ; |t Advice to Young Men / |r Franklin P. Adams -- |t A.E. Housman Turns "Georgey Porgey" into a Shropshire Lad / |r Louis Untermeyer -- |t Five Scenes from the Mesazoic / |r Clarence Day -- |t Intermission, Please! / |r Irwin Edman -- |t For City Spring / |r Stephen Vincent Benét -- |t Famous Baths and Bathers / |r Carolyn Wells -- |t Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing ; |t Love Song / |r Samuel Hoffenstein -- |t Sonnets to Baedeker / |r David McCord -- |t Anthologistics ; |t Sea-Chill / |r Arthur Guiterman -- |t Ode to the End of Summer ; |t Song from New Rochelle ; |t A Hobby a Day Keeps the Doldrums Away / |r Phyllis McGinley -- |t The Passionate Professor / |r Bert Leston Taylor -- |t A Worm-Chorus ; |t Ozymandias Revisited / |r Morris Bishop -- |t Little Words ; |t The Searched Soul ; |t Tombstone for an Actress / |r Dorothy Parker -- |t Ain't There at Least One Gen'leman Here? / |r Clarence H. Knapp -- |t Harper to Mifflin to Chance / |r E.B. White -- |t The Mesecks / |r Kenneth Allan Robinson -- |t Cacoëthes Scribendi / |r Oliver Wendell Holmes. |
530 | |a Also issued online. | ||
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