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The Kipling Index ORDER BLA NK Gentlemen Please send me the following books by Rudyar d Nmm A ddr ess f booklets ab (I This is o of a s ri s o out authors and their works . , ne e e in Henr and tewart dwar A re you interested 0. y S E d White A post om an arden i card oubleda a e G C Y . willbri u o to D y, P g C p y, ty, N , ng y of each of the booklets now read . thers are in co r a py y O p eparation . Wher e there ar e r es a ai nstthe cold fi g , Or r oofs agai nst the r ai n Wi th love fourf old and j oy fomfold Take them m son s a ai n y g g . — THE FI RES FOREWORD HI S I ndex h as been compiled from th e A uthoriz ed ’ American trade edi ti on of Rudyard Kipling s work all of W car e li s e D b e a s , hi h pub h d by ou l d y , P age and Company with the exception of the Fir st and ec UNGLE Boox S s and CA P TA I N COURA GEOU c S S w ond J , hi h ar e iss e Th e Ce u d by nt ury Company . T I n e t in (L his d x con a s only such works as Mr . 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(I I n th e ase of s o s o ies and ve ses a f l i s of , c h rt t r r u l l t en f l s e k i e T e e is a so a se a ate cont ts ol ow ach boo t tl . h r l p r entry for each of th e contents wi th a cross - reference to the volume Which contains it . s ci in th of V erses wi t o i e c e o rse a vol GI. h ut t tl o urr ng c u in exe n er ei r first i nes w en of sufi ci n um are e e d d u d th l , h t n importance to requi re a separate e try . A en i on is i e e to the en in the I n e AMERI (I, tt t d r ct d try d x ” N OTE n er w care s mmariz e th e on en f CA N S s o , u d hi h u d c t t ’ e hi n s Ame i an . M r . Kipling s l tters upon t g r c (I N a em has een ma e in the b of the I n e . o tt pt b d ody d x to specify edi tions or pr ices of the books . Thi s informa tion Will be found at th e end of the I ndex in a complete ve is m n f he A o iz e a e edi i ons ad rt e e t o t uth r d tr d t . (I G a e a know e men is ma e e e of the e . r t ful c l dg t d h r h lp e eive o in roo - ea in and s es ion f r c d , b th p f r d g ugg t , rom B f The R e A M an e M . K e o o e on iss l ch lly , b rt ppl t Com M i M D f on a r N . a r . A R . o and p ny ; llen odd , tcl , J ; fr om ’ M in e B M r . E w c i e as er th s ar L as W La i d d u h t , t oy t n School of Baltimore . Copyright by DOUB EDA A E MPANY L Y, P G CO xoxx T HE K I P L I N G I N D EX Being a Guide to the A uthor iz ed A mer ica n ’ Tr ade Edition of Rudyar d Kipling s Wor ks A n n an z FUNNEL SHORT T he Power of the Dog Ver se) The M ot er Hi e St ow s AND V S h v ER E The Bees and the Flies (Verse) With the Night Mail The Fou Ang els Verse) Erastasius of the Wh ghoa r aq A Deal in Cotton Her Little Res nsibthty The New Knighthmd Ver se) A Menagerie A and The Puz z ler A Smoke of Manila The uz z er (Verse The Red Lam P l ) i e Foxes The S a o 0 His a L ttl h d w H nd ’ Galli o s Son (Ver se) A Little More Beef The House fiurgeon The His tory of a Fall ’ The Rabbi s Song Ver se) &!t the Safe Man 1t5 A Fallen I ol Anonan on or r m; MA C ' d Tm: E , Snox'r STORY See: Abd t the Funnel ’ His Brother s Kee et “ ” q‘ S ei ner ate Thurinda l p , L A B or AERI L on n Com m. See: Acions and Reactions 3 . v . q t , The Bow Flume Cahle- Car With the Nig ht Mail I n Par tibus (Verse) Letters on Lea e ALPHABE How v T , m The Adoration of the Mace ' MADE Snonr S roxv A Dea th in the Camp A Really Go od Time See: Just So Stories Ou Exhibiti on The Three Youn Men An usn I N Sxon'r OR , ST Y My Great and 8:i “ See: S al Co . The Betrayal oi Confidences t ky The New Dispensation I — The New Dis usation II AMERI CAN Nor ms The Last of t e Stories See: h ow Sea to See Chapter: n ii- xxxvii Ac n orzs AND R ucrto s u ' Samm Snonr St ow s AND VERSE y — er i ics Dis c o Ch . XXII Am i an P l t cussed on Shi I I —San mncisoo The Recall (Verse) Ch . XXI e can o e Germ a Hostage Ah Am ri H t l Ao Habitation Enforced The Cable Car THE KIPLING INDEX The an u e of America L g ag AMONG m RAILWAY Pou c Bret Har te “ ” DESCRI P I VE NARRA I VE unco- S eerer T T The B t The Bohemian Club S ee: From Sea to Sea — r er Ch . XX IV The Chinese Qua t and a Murder ANCHOR SONG VERSE Th e Dri k ues on n Q ti a n e See: n ons s . v Env . M ny I v ti , o Sufi rage y The same verse repri nted in Political Machinery Se en Seas The . v . Ancor v , , s h —A er omen . c h XX Son an C V an in ec r v . m i W d o te Ve se . g C ll d , q Home - Life S r of the es i it W t AND I F YE DOUBT r m: TALE I ce ro em e egro and the Ra P bl N ELL he A er can Ea e Scr ea s T VERSE T m i gl m “ The Typewriter - Girl The Palms S ee: Ma n n o — ny I ve ti ns s . v . A , Ch . XXVI I n a Pullman ’ a er of act Bret Har te s Country M tt F Railroading in the Far West AND S ur: ARE SULKY HI Portland o , W LE Salmon Fishing on the Columbia Some: WILL PLUN GE VERSE I o . c Ch XXVI A Sal a mon F t Toolungala Stockyard Chorus A s n r on the la amas Fi hi g T ip C c See: a n Ta es the H s Pl i l from ill , aco T ma v 3 . Thrown A way Seattle — Ch .
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