A Boswell Of Baghdad
by E. V. Lucas
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About this eBook
- Author
- Lucas, E. V. (Edward Verrall), 1868-1938
- Title
- A Boswell of Baghdad; With Diversions
- Credits
- Produced by Audrey Longhurst and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net
- Language
- English
- LoC Class
- PR: Language and Literatures: English literature
- Subject
- Ibn Khallikan, 1211-1282. Wafayat al-a'yan
- Category
- Text
- eBook-No.
- 20083
- Project Gutenberg
- https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/20083
- Release Date
- December 10, 2006
- Copyright
- Public domain in the USA.
Contents
- 1.Untitled
- 2.A BOSWELL OF BAGHDAD — A BOSWELL OF BAGHDAD — WITH DIVERSIONS — BY
- 3.E. V. LUCAS — THIRD EDITION
- 4.CONTENTS — A BOSWELL OF BAGHDAD
- 5.A BOSWELL OF BAGHDAD — I.— Introductory — II.— Ibn Khallikan — III.— Men of Letters — IV.— The First Grammarian — V.— The First Prosodist — VI.— A Group of Poets — VII.— Poetry's Rewards — VIII.— A Brave Poet — IX.— A Western Interlude — X.— Persian Humour — XI.— The Satirists — XII.— An Early Chess Champion — XIII.— Courtesy and Justice — XIV.— The Ascetics — XV.— A Night Scene — XVI.— The Fair — XVII.— The Great Jaafar — XVIII.— Love and Lovers — XIX.— To disarm Critics — DIVERSIONS
- 6.DIVERSIONS
- 7.Nurses
- 8.No. 344260
- 9.The Two Perkinses
- 10.Arts of Invasion
- 11.The Marble Arch and Peter Magnus
- 12.The Oldest Joke
- 13.The Puttenhams — I — From The Mustershire Herald and Oldcaster Advertiser — II — Miss Enid Daubeney, who is staying at Sir Jonathan Puttenham's, to her Sister — III — Sir Jonathan Puttenham to the Rev. Stacey Morris, Editor of The Mustershire Archæological Society's Records — IV — Horace Vicary, M.D., of Southbridge, to his old friend the Rev. Stacey Morris — V — Sir Victor Puttenham, F.R.S., to the Editor of The Mustershire Archæological Society's Records — VI — From Sir Jonathan Puttenham to the Editor of The Mustershire Herald and Oldcaster Advertiser — VII — The Rev. Stacey Morris to Sir Jonathan Puttenham — VIII — Miss Lydia Puttenham, of "Weald View," Rusper Common, Tunbridge Wells, to Lady Puttenham — IX — The Rev. Stacey Morris to Ernest Burroughs, the compiler of the Puttenham genealogy
- 14.Poetry made Easy
- 15.A Pioneer
- 16.Full Circle
- 17.A Friend of Man — In Two Parts — I. THE FALLEN STAR — II. THE NEW BOOK OF BEAUTY
- 18.The Listener
- 19.The Dark Secret
- 20.The Scholar and the Pirate
- 21.A Set of Three
- 22.A Lesson — ON BELLONA'S HEM
- 23.(SECOND SERIES)
- 24.A Revel in Gambogia
- 25.The Misfire
- 26.A Letter — ( From Captain Claude Seaforth to a novelist friend )
- 27.A Manor in the Air
- 28.Rivalry
- 29.A First Communion in the War Zone
- 30.The Ace of Diamonds
- 31.The Reward of our Brother the Poilu
- 32.Note — Transcriber's note
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