A Journalist's Note-Book
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1. Front matter2. CHAPTER I.—PAST AND PRESENT.3. CHAPTER II.—THE OLD SCHOOL.4. CHAPTER III.—THE EDITOR OF THE PAST.5. CHAPTER IV.—THE UNATTACHED EDITOR.6. CHAPTER V.—THE SUB-EDITORS.7. CHAPTER VI—THE SUB-EDITORS (continued).8. CHAPTER VII.—SOME EXTINCT TYPES.9. CHAPTER VIII.—MEN, MENUS, AND MANNERS.10. CHAPTER IX.—ON THE HUMAN IMAGINATION.11. CHAPTER X—THE VEGETARIAN AND OTHERS.12. CHAPTER XI.—ON SOME FORMS OF SPORT.13. CHAPTER XII.—SOME REPORTERS.14. CHAPTER XIII—THE SUBJECT OF REPORTS.15. CHAPTER XIV.—IRELAND AS A FIELD FOR REPORTERS.16. CHAPTER XV.—IRISH TROTTINGS AND JOTTINGS.17. CHAPTER XVI.—IRISH TOURISTS AND TRAINS.18. CHAPTER XVII—HONORARY EDITORS AND OTHERS.19. CHAPTER XVIII.—OUTSIDE THE LYCEUM BILL.20. CHAPTER XIX.—SOME IMPERFECT STUDIES.21. CHAPTER XX.—ON SOME FORMS OF CLEVERNESS.22. CHAPTER XXI.—“SO CAREFUL OF THE TYPE.”