Old Soak,

The Old Soak, and Hail And Farewell

Name: The Old Soak, and Hail And Farewell
Author: Marquis, Don, 1878-1937; Patterson, Sterling [Illustrator]

作者：Marquis, Don, 1878-1937; Patterson, Sterling [Illustrator]
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THE OLD SOAK, and HAIL AND FAREWELL
By Don Marquis
Line Drawings By Sterling Patterson
Garden City, N. Y., and Toronto
Doubleday, Page K Company
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
OLD SOAK
CHAPTER ONE--Introducing the Old Soak
CHAPTER TWO--Beginning the Old Soak's History of the Rum Demon
CHAPTER THREE--Liquor and Hennery Simms
CHAPTER SIX--Continuing the Old Soak's History--The Barroom and the Arts
CHAPTER SEVEN--An Argument With the Old Woman
CHAPTER EIGHT--The Old Soak's History--More Evils of Prohibition
CHAPTER NINE--Preparing for Christmas
CHAPTER ELEVEN--Jabe Potter's Optimism
CHAPTER TWELVE--More of the History--As It Used to Be of a Morning
CHAPTER THIRTEEN--Peace and Contentment
CHAPTER FIFTEEN--Political Talk
CHAPTER SIXTEEN--The History Continued--Prohibition and Winter Weather
I am glad I don't have to go out into the awful heat, you would say.
I think you are right Ed you says and I was wondering about some beer.
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN--The Old Soak Finds a Way
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN--The History Continued--the Barroom's Good Influence
CHAPTER NINETEEN--A House Divided
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE--Sympathy Wanted
HAIL AND FAREWELL
I--A LAST DRINK
To George McDaniel
II--IN THE OLD DAYS
To Paul Thompson
III--A DIPSEY CHANTEY
To Ned Leamy
IV--A CERTAIN CLUB
To Winfield Moody
V--A TEMPERANCE TRACT
To Bob Dean
VI--A VISION IN THE NIGHT
To Grant Rice
VII--THE LAST CASE OF GIN
To Loren Palmer
VIII--CROWNED SINGERS
To Charley Bayne
IX--DOWN IN A WINE VAULT
To Harold Gould
X--ANACREON
To Ned Ranck
XI--THERE WERE GIANTS IN THE OLD DAYS
To George Van Slyke
XII--IN AN OLD-TIME TAVERN BOOTH
To Ben De Casseres
XIII--THE OLD BRASS RAILING
To Charley Still
XIV--ONCE YOUTH WAS MINE
To Frank Stanton
XV--IN A TAVERN BOOTH
To Bob Lillard
XVI--AN ENGAGEMENT
To Kit Morley
XVII--THE BATTLE OF THE KEYHOLES
To Jimmy Farnsworth
XVIII--IN A TAVERN BOOTH
To Sam McCoy
XIX--YEARNINGS AND MEMORIES
To Jimmy Fisher
XX--DO YOU REMEMBER?
To Harry Dixey
XXI--AND YOU MAY KECALL THIS
To Charley Edson
XXII--TRUE, BUT WHAT OF IT?
To Gilbert Gabriel
XXIII--A SUMMER DAY DREAM
To Foster Follett
XXIV--ON SWEARING OFF AGAIN
To Dan Carey
XXV--AFTER SEVERAL HIGHBALLS
To Clive Weed
XXVI--CHANT ROYAL OF THE DEJECTED DIPSOMANIAC
To Hal Steed
XXVII--PROVERBS XXIII, 29
To Oliver Herford
XXVIII--AN OBJECT LESSON
To Bobby Rogers
XXIX--A KANSAS TRAGEDY
To Charley Stansbury
THE END
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