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The Earthen Floor [by E. J. Brady, 1902]

1 October 2016 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: This book by E. J. Brady was published in 1902.]

The Earthen Floor.

By E. J. Brady.

(Author of “The Ways of Many Waters.”)

Contents:

[Preface]

[Dedication: To Norma]

THE HOUSE OF LOVE.
1. The Earthen Floor.
2. Once Upon a Time.
3. In Thule.
4. Nocturne.
5. Shadows.
6. Wine Song.
7. Star and Spire.
8. Idols.
9. The Lily and the Rose.
10. Dross and Gold.
11. The Lesson.

HOUSE OF DEATH.
12. The Quiet City.
13. Transit.
14. Ego.
15. Ghosts.
16. Time.
17. To-morrow Morn.
18. Dust and Shade.
19. Sic itur ad Astra.

THE SEAS.
20. Ice Virgins.
21. Otahai.
22. There’s Something at the Yard-arm.
23. The Witch Wife’s Weaving.
24. The Dead Ships.
25. Twilight.
26. His Lights are Out.
27. The Seven Sisters.

THE OUTER PLACES.
28. The Lost Brigade.
29. The Black Soil Teams.
30. The Hunters’ Greeting.
31. The Lonely Road.
32. Same as You.
33. Knights of Chance.
34. Rebel Song.

This edition is limited to one thousand copies.

Grafton:
Printed and Published by the Grip Newspaper Coy.,
Grafton, N.S.W., 1902.

—————

Sole Distributing Agents for Australasia:
Edwards, Dunlop & Co., Ltd.



Source:
E. J. Brady, The Earthen Floor, Grafton (N.S.W.): Grip Newspaper Co., 1902

Editor’s notes:
There were no page numbers in this publication.

Filed Under: books booklets pamphlets Tagged With: book, E. J. Brady (1869-1952) (author), SourceSLV, The Earthen Floor (E. J. Brady 1902), year1902

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