Marquand, P. John   <br/><br/>
H. M. pulham, esquire 
/ John P. Marquand 
 - Canada :  Bantam Books,  1941 
 - 328 p. 
<br/><br/>I  play up—and play the game .............................. 1  <br/>Ii mr. Hilliard tells all ................................. 10  <br/>Iii the thoughts of youth are long,  <br/>     long thoughts ....................................... 20  <br/>Iv we were going out to dinner .......................... 25  <br/>V  the golden age ....................................... 34  <br/>Vi i consider mr. Chips ................................. 44  <br/>Vii it never helps to talk about it ..................... 52  <br/>Viii may i have this dance? ............................. 57  <br/>Ix adventures in companionship .......................... 61  <br/>X  boys and girls together .............................. 71  <br/>Xi you’d better ask frank wilding ....................... 80  <br/>Xii a great experience, the war ......................... 84  <br/>Xiii something basic .................................... 90  <br/>Xiv let me draw a diagram ............................... 100  <br/>Xv i make my letter ..................................... 104  <br/>Xvi i must go down to the seas again .................... 119  <br/>Xvii when the girl you love loves you ................... 134  <br/>Xviii i remember marvin myles ........................... 143  <br/>Xix it had to happen sometime ........................... 154<br/> 
<br/><br/><br/>English 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>(pbk) 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>H. M.--Pulham--Esquire
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>813.52  / M3477