Franklin P. Adams
Born 1881-01-01
Died 1960-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF10586828
- WikidataQ357603
- ISNI000000008090291X
- Open LibraryOL2187620A
Top Subjects
- English wit and humor (2)
- English poetry (2)
- American poetry (2)
- American wit and humor (2)
- Parodies (1)
- Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936) (1)
- Amusements. (1)
Books by Franklin P. Adams
Total count: 30
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The servantsClose, Graham & Scully1900-01-01
In cupid's courtW. S. Lord1902-01-01-
Tobogganning on ParnassusDoubleday, Page1911-01-01
Toboganning on ParnassusDoubleday, Page & Company1911-01-01
Tobogganing on ParnassusDoubleday, Page & company1911-01-01
In other wordsDoubleday, Page1912-01-01
Tobogganing on Parnassus.Doubleday1913-01-01-
Tobogganning on ParnassusDoubleday, Page1913-01-01
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Tobogganing on ParnassusDoubleday, Page1913-01-01
By and largeDoubleday, Page & company1914-01-01-
Weights and measures.Doublday, Page1917-01-01
Something else againDoubleday, Page & company1920-01-01
OversetDoubleday, Page & company1922-01-01
Women I'm not married toDoubleday, Page1922-01-01-
So there!Doubleday, Page & Company1923-01-01
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So much velvetDoubleday, Page & company1924-01-01
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The book of diversionGreenberg, Inc.1925-01-01
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Half a loafDoubleday, Page & company1927-01-01
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Answer this onequestions for everybodyEdward J. Clode1927-01-01
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Column book of F. P. A.Doubleday, Doran1928-01-01
Christopher Columbus and other patriotic versesThe Viking press1931-01-01-
The diary of our own Samuel PepysSimon & Schuster1935-01-01
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The melancholy luteselected songs of thirty years ...The Viking press1936-01-01
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The week end companionWorld Pub. Co.1941-01-01
Innocent merriment, an anthology of light verseMcGraw-Hill book company, inc.1942-01-01
Innocent merrimentan anthology of light verseWhittlesey House, McGraw-Hill Book Company, inc.1942-01-01-
Nods and becksGarden City Publishing Co.1944-01-01
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Innocent merriment, an anthology of light verseGarden City Pub. Co.1945-01-01
FPA book of quotationsa new collection of famous sayings, reflecting the wisdom and the wit of times past and present and including the virtuous, humorous, and philosophic commentary on life by men and women of every age, together with riches from the profound wells of the Bible, proverbs, and anonymity.Funk & Wagnalls1952-01-01-
The melancholy lutethe humorous verse of Franklin P. AdamsDover Publications1962-01-01