Author:Clarence Shepard Day
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Works
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- The Story of the Yale University Press (1920) IA
- This Simian World (1920) novella; illus by the author. IA; PG
- The Crow's Nest (1921)IA; PG
- The Three Tigers
- As They Go Riding By
- A Man Gets Up In the Morning
- Odd Countries
- On Cows
- Stroom and Graith
- Legs vs. architects
- To Phoebe
- Sex, Religion and Business
- An Ode to Trade
- Objections to Reading
- The Enjoyment of Gloom
- Buffoon Fate
- The Wrong Lampman
- The Seamy Side of Fabre
- In His Baby Blue Ship
- The Man Who Knew Gods
- Improving the Lives of the Rich
- From Noah to Now
- Sic Semper Dissenters
- Humpty Dumpty and Adam
- How It Looks to a Fish
- A Hopeful Old Bigamist
- The Revolt of Capital
- Still Reading Away
- A Wild Polish Hero
- Mrs. P.'s Side of It
- The Death of Logan
- Portrait of a Lady
- Grandfather's Three Lives
- Story of a Farmer
- God and My Father (1921)
- Scenes from the Mesozoic and Other Drawings (1935)
- Life with Father (1935)
- Life with Mother (1937; posthumous)
Magazine stories and articles
[edit]- "Common Sense and Life-Saving" (ss) in Harper's Monthly Magazine, Mar 1912
- "Just Like Chelu'zim" (ss) in Harper's Monthly Magazine, May 1920
- "Legs vs. Architects" (essay/humor) in Harper's Monthly Magazine, Nov 1920 (Included in The Crow's Nest, 1921)
- "The Man Who Knew Gods" (ss) in Harper's Weekly, Mar 7 1814
- "Mr. Munro's Doctrine" (ss) in Harper's Magazine, May 1913
- "The Owls and the Gladiator" (ss) in Harper's Magazine, May 1916
- "The Pandemonium of Animals" (ss) in Harper's Monthly Magazine, Sep 1912
- "Piracy", (poem) in Harper's Monthly Magazine, Jul 1913
- "The Simian World" (essay) in Harper's Magazine, Mar 1920
- "Simply the Cooking," in Harper's Magazine, Jan 1916
- "These Everlasting Armenians" (nf) in Harper's Monthly Magazine, Jun 1920
- "Young Man, Go Under," in Harper's Magazine, Jun 1921
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1929.
This author died in 1935, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 88 years or less. These works may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.
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