1890. THE COURTING OF DINAH SHADD | AND OTHER STORIES. | BY | RUDYARD KIPLING, | Author of "Plain Tales from the Hills," etc. with a Biogra phical and Critical Sketch | By ANDREW LANG. | (Monogram) New York | Harper & Brothers, Franklin Square 1890. Imp. 16mo., pp. xii. and 182. (Portrait facing title.) Light blue paper wrapper. Contents: "Biographical Sketch of Rudyard Kipling,' ""The Courting of Dinah Shadd," "The Man Who Was,' "A Conference of the Powers," "Without Benefit of Clergy," "On Greenhow Hill," "The Incarnation of Krishna Mulvaney." The first five stories originally appeared in "Harper's Weekly." All of them, with the exception of "A Conference of the Powers" ("Many Inventions"), were republished in "Life's Handicap" (Macmillan & Co., 1891), in America, and, with the exception of "A Conference of the Powers" (United Service Magazine), all appeared in Macmillan's Magazine in England. THE CITY OF DREADFUL NIGHT AND OTHER SKETCHES | BY | RUDYARD KIPLING A. H. Wheeler & Co. | Allahabad. | 1890 | All rights reserved. 12mo. Brown cloth. Bearing the following inscription on fly leaf in writing of E. W. Buckeley: "Of this book an edition of 3000 copies printed for Wheeler & Co. was cancelled. A new volume bearing the same title was subsequently issued by the Pioneer Press, but containing different matter to that found in this volume of the cancelled edition, and three copies only were preserved. (Signed) "E. W. BUCKELEY, "Pioneer Press "Sept., 1890." This edition contained the seven articles on Calcutta under the heading of "The City of Dreadful Night," as they appeared in later editions, with the addition of eleven stories not reprinted. 1891. THE SMITH ADMINISTRATION | BY | RUD. YARD KIPLING. | A. H. Wheeler & Co., | Allahabad. | 1891 | [All Rights Reserved] Extra Crown 8vo., pp ii, unnumbered, and 92. Bound in brown cloth boards, lettered in gold, top right-hand corner, "Smith Administration | Kipling." On right-hand page of first end-paper appears, in the writing of E. W. Buckeley: "Of this book an edition of 3000 copies were printed and bound ready for sale for Messrs. Wheeler & Co.. Allahabad, but owing to a difference of opinion as to copyrights between Rudyard Kipling and the Proprietors of the "Pioneer" and "Civil and Military Gazette" (in which journals the stories first appeared) the complete edition was cancelled and destroyed with the exception of three copies. (Signed) "E. W. BUCKELEY, "Pioneer Press, Allahabad, 66 1894. "No. 2." "General Manager. I The foregoing, I have been able to gather, is correct, save that instead of 3000 copies, three only were printed and bound for the purpose of obtaining orders, and eventually the type was distributed without any further impressions being taken. bave received indisputable information upon this matter, the correctness of which is borne out by the fact that no numbers appear against the various stories in the list of " contents," although the spaces are there, headed with the word "page." THE CITY OF DREADFUL NIGHT | AND OTHER PLACES | DEPICTED BY | RUDYARD KIP. LING. A. H. Wheeler & Co. | Allahabad. | 1891 | [All Rights Reserved.] 12mo., iv. pp. advertisements, unnumbered, pp. iv., and 108. On page 108: "Printed at the 'Pioneer' Press, Allahabad." Advertisements x. pp. Green-grey paper wrap. per, with a lithographed design on front and back by J. Lock wood Kipling. "No. 14 of Wheeler & Co.'s Indian Railway Library. One Rupee." Contents: "The City of Dreadful Night," Among the Railway Folk," "The Giridih Coal Fields." "In an Opium Factory." This work has also, as far as possible, been suppressed. by Mr. Kipling. The First English and later Editions vary slightly from above. Pp. ii., unnumbered, and 96. London: Sampson Low. AMERICAN SERIES AMERICAN NOTES | BY RUDYARD KIPLING, Author of "Soldiers Three," "Plain Tales from the Hills," "The Story of the Gadsbys, "The Phantom 'Rickshaw," "The Courting of Dinah Shadd," etc., etc. | and | THE BOTTLE IMP | BY | ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON. | New York: M. J. Ivers & Co., Publishers, 379, Pearl Street. Crown 8vo., pp. iv., numbered, and 116 (excluding "The Bottle Imp," 117-160). Paper wrapper, with design on side, printed in light and dark blue. The above appeared originally in "The Detroit Free Press," January 3rd to March 28th, 1891. An Edition, with Introduction, published by Brown and Company, 378 Boylston Street, Boston, 1899. 12mo., pp. 137, Blue cloth, design on side, with Portrait. LETTERS OF MARQUE. BY | RUDYARD KIPLING, Author of "Plain Tales from the Hills," "Departmental Ditties," etc., etc. | A. H. Wheeler & Co. | Allahabad, | 1891. [All Rights Reserved.] 12mo., iv. pp. advertisements, pp. vi. (second page of contents numbered ii.), 154, on verso of last page, "Allahabad; | Printed at the Pioneer' Press," and advertisements iv. pp. unnumbered. Red and Blue cloth, separated diagonally, lettered | Letters of Marque | by Rudyard Kipling. This work has been suppressed by Mr. Kipling. THE LIGHT THAT FAILED BY | RUDYARD KIPLING London | Macmillan and Co. | and New York | 1891 | All rights reserved. Crown 8vo., pp. viii., unnumbered, and 339. At the foot of page 339, "Printed by R. & R. Clark, Edinburgh." Verso blank. Blue cloth. "Preface: This is the story of The Light that Failed | as it was originally conceived by the Writer. | Rudyard Kipling." This story first appeared in Lippincott's Magazine, Jan., 1891. Pp. 1 to 97, with portrait. LIFE'S HANDICAP | BEING STORIES OF | MINE OWN PEOPLE. | BY RUDYARD KIPLING. |I met a hundred men on the road to Delhi and they were all my brothers Native Proverb. | London | Macmillan & Co. | and New York. N.D. [1891]. Crown 8vo., pp. xiii. and 351. L'Envoi on verso of last page, unnumbered. Blue cloth, gilt top. Contents: "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 of 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 Parennes." 1892. THE NAULAHKA: | A STORY OF WEST AND EAST BY RUDYARD KIPLING | and WOLCOT-BALESTIER (London: William Heinemann | MDCCCXCII., Bedford Street, W.C. Crown 8vo., pp. vi., unnumbered, and 276, at the foot of page 276, Printed by Ballantyne Hanson & Co., Edinburgh. Cloth. A New Edition was published the same year by Mac millan & Co. BARRACK-ROOM | BALLADS AND OTHER Japanese vellum edition, pp. 208. Bound parchment, 1893. MANY INVENTIONS | BY | RUDYARD KIP. 1894. MY FIRST BOOK. THE EXPERIENCES OF THE JUNGLE BOOK | BY RUDYARD KIP. |