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Further Foolishness

Further Foolishness

by Stephen Leacock

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Author
Leacock, Stephen, 1869-1944
Credits
This etext was produced by Gardner Buchanan. HTML file produced by David Widger
Language
English
LoC Class
PS: Language and Literatures: American and Canadian literature
Subject
Canada -- Humor
Category
Text
eBook-No.
11504
Project Gutenberg
https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/11504
Release Date
March 1, 2004
Copyright
Public domain in the USA.

Contents

  1. 1.FURTHER FOOLISHNESS — Sketches and Satires on The Follies of The Day
  2. 2.By Stephen Leacock
  3. 3.PREFACE — STEPHEN LEACOCK
  4. 4.Follies in Fiction
  5. 5.I. Stories Shorter Still — (I) AN IRREDUCIBLE DETECTIVE STORY — (II) A COMPRESSED OLD ENGLISH NOVEL — SWEARWORD THE UNPRONOUNCEABLE
  6. 6.CHAPTER ONE AND ONLY — (III) A CONDENSED INTERMINABLE NOVEL
  7. 7.II. Snoopopaths; or, Fifty Stories in One
  8. 8.III. Foreign Fiction in Imported Instalments. — Serge the Superman: A Russian Novel
  9. 9.CHAPTER I
  10. 10.CHAPTER II
  11. 11.CHAPTER III
  12. 12.CHAPTER IV — Madame Vasselitch took Serge by the hand.
  13. 13.Movies and Motors, Men and Women — EXPLANATORY NOTE. — (I) HIS VIEWS ON HIS EMPLOYER
  14. 14.(II) THE MINISTER WHOSE CHURCH HE ATTENDS
  15. 15.(III) HIS PARTNER AT BRIDGE
  16. 16.(IV) HIS HOSTESS AT DINNER — BUT, — (V) HIS LITTLE SON — (I) — (II)
  17. 17.(III)
  18. 18.X. A Study in Still Life—My Tailor
  19. 19.Peace, War, and Politics
  20. 20.XI. Germany from Within Out
  21. 21.XIII. In Merry Mexico
  22. 22.XIV. Over the Grape Juice; or, The Peacemakers — Characters
  23. 23.XV. The White House from Without In
  24. 24.Timid Thoughts on Timely Topics
  25. 25.XVI. Are the Rich Happy?
  26. 26.XVII. Humour as I See It — END

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