Walking-stick papers
Book digitized by Google from the library of the New York Public Library and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb. Reprinted in part from various periodicals Prologue: On carrying a cane.--The fish reporter.--On going a journey.--Going to art exhibitions.--A roundabout paper.--That reviewer "cuss."--Literary levities in London.--Henry James, himself.--Memories of a manuscript.--"You are an American."--Why men can't read novels by women.--The dessert of life.--A clerk may look at a celebrity.--Caun't speak the language.--Hunting lodgings.--My friend, the policeman.--Help wanted--male, female.--Human municipal documents.--As to people.--Humours of the book shop.--The deceased.--A town constitutional.--Reading after thirty.--Epilogue: On wearing a hat
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