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Index
Cover Page Title Page Dedication Contents I The Name Was Spelled P-h-r-y-c-e When They Wove the Bayeux Tapestry II It’s Always Fair Weather, Even without a Stein, When Good Fellows Get Together III It’s Always Old Home Week in Any Old Home Town IV He Meant It When He Said, “God Bless and Keep You, Thomas” V And Some Day the Nation May Honor You, Too—Just like Your Dear Old Pop VI There’s an Awful Lot of Knowledge One Never Learns in College—or in a Judge’s Library VII After All, He Couldn’t Take It with Him VIII Don’t Change a Barrel on Niagara Fall IX I’m Glad You Asked That Question X If Change Would Not Keep Changing XI There’s Something I Ought to Tell You, Emily XII Bread upon the Girls XIII The Play Might Get to Broadway—and Never Mind the Girls XIV Good Night, Monte Cristo XV It Lingers Still, Thy Infinite Variety XVI Life and Love Moved Faster Then XVII There Was Enough to Take Her Shopping XVIII He Heard about Hal in Wilmington XIX Don’t Look at All of It Just Yet XX To Put It Very Frankly, He Was Feeling Fine XXI King Midas Would Have Understood Palm Beach XXII Happiness Was Just around the Corner XXIII It Was Foreshadowed on Lexington Avenue XXIV Too Dark Downstairs for Sleeping XXV The Army Had a Name for Them XXVI You Always Fell Down Somewhere When Running Through a Script XXVII Emily Wasn’t Feeling Very Well That Morning XXVIII Mr. Harrow Would Much Rather Not Wait for Half an Hour XXIX Once One, Always a Bread Thrower XXX The Right Thing Done and Over, and Night Was Drawing Nigh About the Author Copyright Page
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