Clocks Tick a Century

Nightmare: A Tale for an Autumn Evening

The Paper Windmill

The Red Lacquer Music-Stand

Spring Day

The Dinner-Party

Stravinsky's Three Pieces "Grotesques", for String Quartet

Towns in Colour

Red Slippers

Thompson's Lunch Room--Grand Central Station

An Opera House

Afternoon Rain in State Street

An Aquarium

The two sea songs quoted in "The Hammers" are taken from

'Songs: Naval and Nautical, of the late Charles Dibdin', London,

John Murray, 1841. The "Hanging Johnny" refrain, in "The Cremona Violin",

is borrowed from the old, well-known chanty of that name.

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