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Fibble, D.D.

Fibble, D.D.

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Fibble, D.D.


Being Divers Episodes in the Life of a Certain Young Curate. Subdivided, for Convenience, into Three Parts

BY IRVIN S. COBB

FICTION
    Fibble, D.D.
    Local Color
    Old Judge Priest
    Back Home
    The Escape of Mr. Trimm

WIT AND HUMOR
    "Speaking of Operations——?"
    Europe Revised
    Roughing It De Luxe
    Cobb's Bill of Fare
    Cobb's Anatomy

MISCELLANY
    Paths of Glory
GEORGE H. DORAN COMPANY
NEW YORK

MOMENTARILY THE ARTICLES THAT FILLED MY ARMS AND HUNG ON MY SHOULDERS AND BACK GREW MORE CUMBERSOME AND BURDENSOMEMOMENTARILY THE ARTICLES THAT FILLED MY ARMS AND HUNG ON MY SHOULDERS AND BACK GREW MORE CUMBERSOME AND BURDENSOME

Fibble, D.D.

By

Irvin S. Cobb

Author of "Back Home," "Paths of Glory," etc.


Illustrated by Tony Sarg


Emblem



New York
George H. Doran Company




TO BOZEMAN BULGER, ESQ.


CONTENTS

  PAGE
Part One: The Young Nuts of America
Being a Card to the Public from the Pen of the Rev. Roscoe Titmarsh Fibble, D. D. 13

Part Two: Elsewhere in France
Being an Open Letter Addressed by Dr. Fibble to One Sitting in a High Place 109

Part Three: Lover's Leap
Being a Series of Extracts Culled from the Diary of Dr. Fibble 203


ILLUSTRATIONS

Momentarily the articles that filled my arms and hung on my shoulders and back grew more cumbersome and burdensome Frontispiece
  PAGE
May I ask whether you are going to a fancy dress party somewhere? 42
Until he loomed almost above my kneeling form 94
"I," she said, "am Major Jones" 132
From its depths I extracted the parting gifts bestowed upon me by my Great-Aunt Paulina 176
"Say coo-coo clearly and distinctly and keep on saying it until I call out 'Enough'" 234
To be exact, I kissed at her 268


PART ONE

Being a Card to the Public from the Pen
of the Rev. Roscoe Titmarsh Fibble, D.D.



Fibble, D.D.


The Young Nuts of America

IT is with a feeling of the utmost reluctance, amounting—if I may use so strong a word—to distress, that I take my pen in hand to indite the exceedingly painful account which follows; yet I feel I owe it not only to myself and the parishioners of St. Barnabas', but to the community at large, to explain in amplified detail why I have withdrawn suddenly,

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