Powder of
The Powder of Sympathy
作者：Morley, Christopher, 1890-1957; Duncan, Walter Jack, 1881-1941 [Illustrator]
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章节目录
共 171 题- OTHER BOOKS BY THE SAME AUTHOR
- DEDICATION
- TO FELIX RIESENBERG and FRANKLIN ABBOTT
- CHRISTOPHER MORLEY.
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- An Oxford Symbol 1
- Scapegoats 7
- To a New Yorker a Hundred Years Hence 12
- A Call for the Author 16
- Mr. Pepys’s Christmases 19
- Children as Copy 25
- Hail, Kinsprit! 30
- Round Manhattan Island 33
- The Unknown Citizen 37
- Sir Kenelm Digby 42
- First Impressions of an Amiable Visitor 58
- In Honorem: Martha Washington 63
- According to Hoyle 67
- L. E. W. 71
- Our Extension Course 75
- Some Recipes 78
- Adventures of a Curricular Engineer 82
- Santayana in the Subway 87
- Madonna of the Taxis 95
- Matthew Arnold and Exodontia 99
- Dame Quickly and the Boilroaster 109
- Vacationing with De Quincey 114
- The Spanish Sultry 132
- What Kind of a Dog? 137
- A Letter from Gissing 140
- July 8, 1822 143
- Midsummer in Salamis 148
- The Story of Ginger Cubes 153
- The Editor at the Ball Game 183
- The Dame Explores Westchester 191
- The Power and the Glory 197
- Gissing Joins a Country Club 202
- Three Stars on the Back Stoop 208
- A Christmas Card 213
- Symbols and Paradoxes 218
- The Return to Town 223
- Maxims and Minims 228
- Two Reviews 262
- Buddha on the L 271
- Intellectuals and Roughnecks 279
- The Fun of Writing 288
- A Christmas Soliloquy 291
- THE POWDER OF SYMPATHY
- AN OXFORD SYMBOL
- SCAPEGOATS
- TO A NEW YORKER A HUNDRED YEARS HENCE
- A CALL FOR THE AUTHOR
- MR. PEPYS’S CHRISTMASES
- CHILDREN AS COPY
- HAIL, KINSPRIT!
- ROUND MANHATTAN ISLAND
- THE UNKNOWN CITIZEN
- SIR KENELM DIGBY
- TO MAKE ALE DRINK QUICK
- ANOTHER CLOUTED CREAM
- TO MAKE EXCELLENT MEATHE
- TEA WITH EGGS
- FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF AN AMIABLE VISITOR
- IN HONOREM: MARTHA WASHINGTON
- ACCORDING TO HOYLE
- L. E. W.
- OUR EXTENSION COURSE
- SOME RECIPES
- I. MULLED CIDER
- II. STEWED RHUBARB
- III. HAGGIS AND BAGPIPES
- ADVENTURES OF A CURRICULAR ENGINEER
- SANTAYANA IN THE SUBWAY
- MADONNA OF THE TAXIS
- MATTHEW ARNOLD AND EXODONTIA
- II
- DAME QUICKLY AND THE BOILROASTER
- VACATIONING WITH DE QUINCEY
- II
- III
- IV
- THE SPANISH SULTRY
- WHAT KIND OF A DOG?
- A LETTER FROM GISSING
- H. G. I.
- JULY 8, 1822
- MIDSUMMER IN SALAMIS
- THE STORY OF GINGER CUBES
- N.R./D.B.
- II
- N.R./D.B.
- III
- I must admit that I find the Cubes very tasty and refreshing.
- IV
- RIBSTONE.
- VI
- VII
- VIII
- Ginger Cubes Corporation
- Cable Address: Gincubes
- IX
- To bring this about, your representative personnel must be
- N.R./D.B.
- XI
- THE VALUE OF THE CUBICAL FORM FOR MEDICATED CANDIES
- BY BEN F. MENTHOL,
- XII
- XIII
- INTERVIEW
- XIV
- XV
- XVI
- XVII
- A. Function is to sell product
- B. Means of accomplishment are
- XVIII
- CUPID COMES TO DOCTORS’ AID
- HOSPITAL ROMANCE CULMINATES IN PATIENT WEDDING PRETTY NURSE
- XIX
- XX
- XXI
- XXII
- THE EDITOR AT THE BALL GAME
- THE DAME EXPLORES WESTCHESTER
- THE POWER AND THE GLORY
- GISSING JOINS A COUNTRY CLUB
- THREE STARS ON THE BACK STOOP
- A CHRISTMAS CARD
- SYMBOLS AND PARADOXES
- THE RETURN TO TOWN
- MAXIMS AND MINIMS
- KINSPRITS
- JOURNALISM AND LITERATURE
- HOBBES
- LADIES AT THE PHONE
- OF STREET CLEANING
- DR. OSLER
- THE MOST EXCITING BOOK
- A SUGGESTION
- ADVICE TO YOUNG WRITERS
- A GREAT REPORTER
- AN UNFAIR ADVANTAGE
- CARAWAY SEEDS
- BLUNT’S DIARIES
- GENIUS
- EMBARRASSMENTS
- AN IDEA
- ALGEBRA FOR URCHINS
- A MODEST SCAFFOLD FOR PHILOSOPHERS
- ICI ON PARLE
- ASTONISHMENT
- SPIDERS
- PERNICIOUSNESS OF MR. LEAR
- THE SEDAN
- BAD VERSE
- I Am
- TWO REVIEWS
- II
- BUDDHA ON THE L
- 96. _Did he know nothing about it?_
- 118. _What is a meritorious action?_
- 109. _Why is not a layman able to reach Nirvana?_
- C. E. Montague, in _Disenchantment_, puts it beautifully:
- INTELLECTUALS AND ROUGHNECKS
- II
- THE FUN OF WRITING
- A CHRISTMAS SOLILOQUY
- II
- THE END
- Transcriber’s Notes