Nye and Riley's Wit and Humor (Poems and Yarns)
Bill Nye and James Whitcomb Riley
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1. Wit and Humor2. James Whitcomb Riley & Bill Nye3. Biographical4. Where He First Met His Parents5. The Gruesome Ballad of Mr. Squincher6. Anecdotes of Jay Gould7. A Fall Crick View of the Earthquake8. August9. Julius Cæsar in Town10. His First Womern11. This Man Jones12. How to Hunt the Fox13. The Boy Friend14. A Letter of Acceptance15. In the Afternoon16. The Rise and Fall of William Johnson17. From Delphi to Camden18. The Grammatical Boy19. Craqueodoom.20. The Chemist of the Carolinas21. His Crazy-Bone22. Prying Open the Future23. Mr. Silberberg24. Spirits at Home25. Healthy but out of the Race.26. Lines27. Me and Mary28. Niagara Falls from the Nye Side29. "Curly Locks!"30. Lines on Turning Over a Pass31. That Night32. The Truth about Methuselah33. A Black Hills Episode34. The Rossville Lecture Course35. The Tar-heel Cow36. A Character37. The Diary of Darius T. Skinner38. THE MAN IN THE MOON39. His Christmas Sled.40. Her Tired Hands41. Ezra House42. "Oh, Wilhelmina, Come Back!"43. A HINT of SPRING.44. A Treat Ode45. "Our Wife"46. My Bachelor Chum47. The Philanthropical Jay48. "A Brave Refrain."49. A Blasted Snore50. Good-bye er Howdy-do51. Society Gurgs From Sandy Mush52. While Cigarettes to Ashes Turn53. Says He54. Where the Roads Are Engaged in Forking55. McFeeters' Fourth56. In a Box57. Seeking to Set the Public Right58. A Dose't of Blues59. Wanted, a Fox60. SUTTERS CLAIM61. Seeking to Be Identified62. THE OLD CIDER MILL.