The Dead Men's Song / Being the Story of a Poem and a Reminiscent Sketch of its Author Young Ewing Allison

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A Word Said Beforehand: Explaining How a Certain “Chap” Lost His Temper and Found It Again Very Quickly.
Derelict, By Young Ewing Allison: A Reminiscence of Stevenson’s “Treasure Island” Based On the Quatrain of Captain Billy Bones.
Picturing the Individual: With Some Observations About A Man Whom I Have the Honor to Call Friend.
Man and Newspaper Man: A Peep Into Personal Records of the Past With Some Comments of a Current Nature.
Just Browsing Around: Excursions Into the “Higher Altitudes” With Something About the Books Up There.
In the Operatic Field: Being a Look Behind the Scenes With Some Glimpses of a Pursuing Jinx.
Ballad of Dead Men: The Same Being Mostly About Able Pirates And the Very Able Descendant of a Pirate.
If There Is Controversy!: Just a Few Bits From the Olden Days With Some Comment On a Certain Critic.
Some Clippings—And a Letter: Which Tells How One Who Did Not Know Set Himself Up As a “Chanty” Authority.
Yo-Ho-Ho And A Bottle Of Rum: Discussed As a Chanty Entertainingly By a Mariner and With a Deep-Sea Flavor.

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