Джеймс Брэнч Кейбелл «Ladies and Gentlemen: A Parcel of Reconsiderations»

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Prologue: Which Treats of Writing without Tears  [= Writing without Tears] (1934)			-
To Penelope, the Daughter of Icarius (1934)			-
To Tutankhamen, Lord of the Two Lands (1934)			-
To Solomon, King over Israel (1934)			-
To Egeria, the Fond Huntress (1934)			-
To Jonah-ben-Amittai of Gath-Heper, of the House of Jacob  [= In Justice to Jonah] (1934)			-
To Gaius Julius Caesar the Divine, Dictator, Consul, Flamen Dialis, Scriptor  [= Words of Caesar] (1934)			-
To Ananias, Citizen of Jerusalem (1934)			-
To Sir Galahad of the Siege Perilous (1934)			-
To Hamlet, King of Jutland (1934)			-
To the Seignior Geoffrey Rudel, Prince of Blaye-en-Saintonge (1934)			-
To Lord Timur the Splendid (1934)			-
To Sir John Falstaff of Caister in Norfolk  [= Lament for Falstaff] (1934)			-
To Dr. Johan Faustus of Kindling, of Cracow, and of Wittenberg  [= Facts about Faust] (1934)			-
To the Lady Rebecca Rolfe, Called Pocahontas (1934)			-
To Richard Cabell of Buckfastleigh, Devon, Armiger, Lord of the Manor of Brooke (1934)			-
To His Excellency, George Washington  [= His Excellency, George Washington] (1934)			-
To Edgar Allan Poe, Esq.  [= Books I Have Never Read] (1933)			-
To Mr. John Wilkes Booth (1934)			-
To Jeanne Antoinette Poisson Le Normant d'Etioles, Marquise de Pompadour  [= The Pompadour] (1934)			-
Which Deals with a Pawnbroker  [= Epistle to a Pawnbroker] (1934)			-

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