BY
NEW YORK
PUBLISHERS
First Printing, September 9, 1922
Second Printing, October 19, 1922
Third Printing, November 22, 1922
Fourth Printing, December 5, 1922
Printed in the United States of America
These parodies do good to the bookparodied; great good, sometimes; theyare kindly meant, and the parodist hasusually keenly enjoyed the book of whichhe sits down to make a fool.
R. L. STEVENSON.
Prefatory Note | v |
Chapter I | 1 |
Chapter II | 5 |
Chapter III | 11 |
Chapter IV | 19 |
Chapter V | 33 |
Chapter VI | 39 |
Chapter VII | 49 |
Chapter VIII | 55 |
Chapter IX | 61 |
Chapter X | 71 |
Chapter XI | 75 |
Epilogue | 87 |
“If Winter Comes” placed its author not only as a Best Seller, but asone of the Great Novelists of to-day. Not always are those royaltiescrowned by those laurels. Tarzan (of, if I remember rightly, the Apes)never won the double event. And I am told by superior people that,intellectually, Miss Ethel M. Dell takes the hindmost. Personally, Ifound “If Winter Comes” a most sympathetic and interesting book. I