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Reading edition
OUTLOOK
ODES
By T. W. H. CROSLAND
AUTHOR OF "THE UNSPEAKABLE SCOT," "LITERARY PARABLES," "THE FINER SPIRIT," &c.
LONDON: AT THE UNICORN VII CECIL COURT W.C. MCMII
TO THE LORD WINDSOR ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER
CONTENTS
TO THE PRIVATE MEMBER
TO THE TRUE-BORN BRITON (After Peace Night.)
TO THE CAMBRIDGE CREW
TO DAN LENO (On his appearance at Sandringham.)
TO THE POPE
TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN (Touching his audience of the King.)
TO THE TSAR (After Dunkirk.)
TO DAN LENO
TO THE POET LAUREATE
TO THE AMERICAN INVADER
TO THE "MUDDIED OAF"
TO A PUBLISHER
TO AN HOTEL KEEPER
TO THE MAN WITH A GUN
TO THE STOCK EXCHANGE (On its Centenary.)
TO THE LORD MAYOR (November 9th.)
TO THE MOTORIST
TO NEXT CHRISTMAS
TO THE TRIPPER
TO THE GLASGOW MAGISTRATES (On their proposal to banish barmaids.)
TO A BOOKSELLER
TO THE DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER
TO THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER (Before his retirement.)
TO THE COMMON GOLFER
TO MR. PIERPONT MORGAN
TO PRINCE EDWARD OF YORK (On the return of the "Ophir.")
TO MME. BERNHARDT
TO SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT
TO THE KING'S BULLDOG
TO THE DAILY MAIL (August 3, 1901.)
TO EVERYBODY