Life's Handicap : Being Stories of Mine Own People
"Printed by R. & R. Clark, Edinburgh"--T.p. verso "First English edition"--J.M. Stewart, Rudyard Kipling, a bibliographical catalogue, p. 103 Stewart, J.M. Kipling Livingston, F.V.M. Kipling Includes the poem: "L'envoi" on verso of p. 351 The incarnation of Krishna Mulvaney -- The courting of Dinah Shadd -- On Greenhow Hill -- The man who was -- The head of the district -- Without benefit of clergy -- At the end of the passage -- The mutiny of the mavericks -- The mark of the beast -- The return
...of Imray -- Namgay Doola -- The Lang men o' Larut -- Bertran and Bimi -- Reingelder and the German flag -- The wandering Jew -- Through the fire -- The finances of the gods -- The amir's homily -- Jews in Shushan -- The limitations of Pambé Serang -- Little Tobrah -- Moti Guj - mutineer -- Bubbling Well Road -- The city of dreadful night -- Georgie Porgie -- Naboth -- The dream of Duncan Parrenness
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