MEN, WOMEN, AND BOOKS— | PAGE | Piccadilly | 9 | To “Martin Ross” | 11 | To Stephen Leacock | 14 | To “Bartimeus” | 16 | On Re-reading “Barchester Towers” | 18 | “Bleak House” | 20 | Lines on a New History | 22 | To my Godson | 24 | The House-Master | 27 | The Old Matron | 29 | Constable Jinks | 31 | ’Twas Fifty Years Ago | 33 | New Men and Old Studies | 36 | Remunerative Rhymes | 39 | WAR WORKERS AND OTHERS— | | To Mr. Balfour on his Return | 43 | The Submerged Leader | 45 | A Ministerial Wail | 47 | The Flapper | 49 | The Feminine Factotum | 52 | To a New Knight | 54 | The Tenth Muse | 56 | LAYS OF THE LARDER— | | Sugar | 59 | Tea Shortage | 62 | Margarine | 65 | A Ballad of Eels | 67 | A Song of Food-Saving | 70 | A Queue Song | 73 | The Imperfect Economist | 74 | The War Pig: a Palinode | 75 | VARIA— | | Bath | 79 | In Wild Wales | 82 | The Little River | 84 | Six Vile Verbs | 86 | Some More Bad Words | 88 | To a Modern Muse | 90 | Ballade of Free Verse | 92 | The Strife of Tongues | NOTE Acknowledgment is due to the Proprietors and Editor of “Punch” for their courtesy in allowing me to reprint these pieces. C. L. G.
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