Essays on surgical subjects,

Mode of access: Internet.

Clementina's highwayman : a romance /

Mode of access: Internet.

The man about town : short stories, philosophical reflections, curbstone politicians, the brown eyed girl, some real fish stories, letters from the resorts and the six barefooted boys /

"Reprinted from the Evening leader."

The historical record of the imperial visit to India, 1911;

Illuminated head and tail pieces.

Oblastnoĭ slovarʹ kolymskago russkago nari︠e︡ch¯i︠a︡ /

Includes a collection of regional folk poetry and tales (p.[179]-346).

The secrets of a Savoyard,

"The stories of the [Gilbert and Sullivan] operas": p. 136-184.

Purple and gold, collected poems and lyrics

"First edition 1912. Second edition (enlarged) Oct., 1940."

First editions and manuscripts of Rudyard Kipling, George Moore, Stevenson, Whitman, Whistler, Bliss Carman, Lord Dunsany ... The Kelmscott Chaucer ... Order of sale, ... October 17, 1921, lots 1-290 ... October 18, 1921, lots 291-570. The Anderson galleries ... New York.

570 entries, priced.

Beitrage zur Metrik Rudyard Kipling's.

Thesis (doctoral)--Universitat Marburg.

Caldecott, Kipling, Rossetti: textos infantis vitorianos

Through brief comments on famous texts of Randolph Caldecott, Rudyard Kipling and Christina Rossetti, we intend to show to the reader aspects of children’s literature written in the reign of Queen Victoria (1837-1901), in which authors inherited the Romantic idea that child and childhood are pure, close to nature in a way that the adult man is not. Moralizing texts, they taught children how to be an adult.

Heretics /

Introductory remarks on the importance of othodoxy[!]--On the negative spirit.--On Mr. Rudyard Kipling and making the world small.--Mr. Bernard Shaw.--Mr. H. G. Wells and the giants.--Christmas and the s̆thetes.--Omar and the sacred vine.--The mildness of the yellow press.--The moods of Mr. George Moore.--On sandals and simplicity.--Science and the savages.--Paganism and Mr. Lowes Dickinson.--Celts and celtophiles.--On certain modern writers and the institution of the family.--On smart novelists and the smart set.--On Mr. McCabe and a divine frivolity.--On the wit of Whistler.--The fallacy of the young nation.--Slum novelists and the slums.--Concluding remarks on the importance of orthodoxy.