Snowdrop's from a Curate's Garden

Snowdrops from a Curate's Garden

This book was supposedly written to entertain Crowley's wife, Rose Kelly, as she was convalescing from childbirth.

A number of copies of this work are said to have been destroyed by H.M. Customs about 1926 although J.F.C. Fuller gives a destruction date of 1924.

Published Date:	1904.
Publisher:	Privately published by the author.
Printer:	Phillipe Renouard.
Published At:	Paris.
Pages:	xx + 168
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Edition:	100 copies printed on machine-made paper and bound in pale green wrappers.

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Contents

- The Nameless Novel - The Needs of the Navy - After the Fall - The Parson’s Prayer - Long Before Dawn - Rondel - ‘To Tite’ fragment - Stephanos - A Snatch - To Pe or not to Pe - All the World’s a Brothel - O to be in Clara - One Way of Love - Outside the Spanish Cloister - O How He Loves! - Force - Limericks I-VI - Advent - The Sailor Ashore - Triolets - Birthday Ode - Rose Mystica - T.J. - Bugger Me Gently, Bertie - Buggered by a Black Man - Epigram - The Automatic Girl - Girls Together - Micturating Mary - The Poet Abroad

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