Add to ORKGBound in maroon cloth stamped in gilt; top edges stained yellow; fore and bottom edges untrimmed.Verso of t.p.: Published January, 1911.Frontispiece.A reprint of the first five stories published under this title by Macmillan, New York, 1911. The remaining stories in the original collection were reprinted by Leslie-Judge under title: The Chinago.When God laughs.--The apostate.--A wicked woman.--Just meat.--Created he them.Mode of access: Internet
Similar collections were subsequently published under title: The galaxy of wit; or, Laughing philoso...
Includes 13 woodcuts.First sentence: "As I was out a-walking, I pass'd a village green, and saw a Ch...
Reprinted from various periodicals.Preface.--The story of a famous old Jewish firm.--Religion in the...
Bound in maroon cloth stamped in gilt; top edges yellow; fore and bottom edges untrimmed.Frontispiec...
When God laughs.--The apostate.--A wicked woman.--Just meat.--Created He them.--The Chinago.--Mae we...
Original and English translation were issued in 1897 under title: The laughable stories.Mode of acce...
Blue cloth stamped in gilt, green and blind.Verso of t.p.: Printers, S. J. Parkhill & Co.Verso of t....
These stories were originally published in various periodicals.The slambangaree -- Mr. Gobbler's sto...
Paperback edition.Advertising matter: [6] p. at end.Untitled anecdotes attributed to Howells, p. 22 ...
Originally included in Mark Twain's library of humor (1888). This selection was published in 1906 bo...
Verso of t.p.: Published March, 1905.The probationer -- A son of Anak -- The mercy of the frost -- ...
Previously issued (1909) under title: Stories of hell's commerce.Mode of access: Internet
Includes anecdotes about Universalist ministers: p. 92-96 and Unitarian ministers: p. 59-63.Mode of ...
Also published 1897 under title: After bread; and in 1898: Peasants in exile.For daily bread -- An a...
Includes publisher's list.First ed. pub. 1909.Electronic reproduction.Mode of access: Internet.4
Similar collections were subsequently published under title: The galaxy of wit; or, Laughing philoso...
Includes 13 woodcuts.First sentence: "As I was out a-walking, I pass'd a village green, and saw a Ch...
Reprinted from various periodicals.Preface.--The story of a famous old Jewish firm.--Religion in the...
Bound in maroon cloth stamped in gilt; top edges yellow; fore and bottom edges untrimmed.Frontispiec...
When God laughs.--The apostate.--A wicked woman.--Just meat.--Created He them.--The Chinago.--Mae we...
Original and English translation were issued in 1897 under title: The laughable stories.Mode of acce...
Blue cloth stamped in gilt, green and blind.Verso of t.p.: Printers, S. J. Parkhill & Co.Verso of t....
These stories were originally published in various periodicals.The slambangaree -- Mr. Gobbler's sto...
Paperback edition.Advertising matter: [6] p. at end.Untitled anecdotes attributed to Howells, p. 22 ...
Originally included in Mark Twain's library of humor (1888). This selection was published in 1906 bo...
Verso of t.p.: Published March, 1905.The probationer -- A son of Anak -- The mercy of the frost -- ...
Previously issued (1909) under title: Stories of hell's commerce.Mode of access: Internet
Includes anecdotes about Universalist ministers: p. 92-96 and Unitarian ministers: p. 59-63.Mode of ...
Also published 1897 under title: After bread; and in 1898: Peasants in exile.For daily bread -- An a...
Includes publisher's list.First ed. pub. 1909.Electronic reproduction.Mode of access: Internet.4
Similar collections were subsequently published under title: The galaxy of wit; or, Laughing philoso...
Includes 13 woodcuts.First sentence: "As I was out a-walking, I pass'd a village green, and saw a Ch...
Reprinted from various periodicals.Preface.--The story of a famous old Jewish firm.--Religion in the...