An Omar for Ladies. Josephine Dodge Daskam
In: Harper’s Monthly Magazine 1903-01: Vol 106 Iss 632; 1903-02: Vol 106 Iss 633; 1903-06: Vol 107 Iss 637
Also Potter 1289 B
An Omar for Ladies. Josephine Dodge Daskam
In: Harper’s Monthly Magazine 1903-01: Vol 106 Iss 632; 1903-02: Vol 106 Iss 633; 1903-06: Vol 107 Iss 637
Also Potter 1289 B
Quatrains of Omar. Richard Le Gallon
In: The Philistine 1903-03: Vol 16 Iss 4
Each morn a new edition brings. Thomas Wood Stevens
In: The Inland Printer 1902-12: Vol 30 Iss 3
One quatrain, untitled, in an article about the many rubaiyats that keep appearing. Probably by the author of the article.
The Home Comer’s Rubaiyat. Anne O’Hagan
In: Munsey’s Magazine 1902-08: Vol 27 Iss 5
Omar in Wall Street. C.M. Keys
In: The New York Times 1902-09-07: Vol 51 Iss 16433
The Rubáiyát of Rubáiyát Collectors. John Albert Macy
In: The Literary News, New series, Vol XXII, 1901, p. 61.
Robanget of Krokar Iam of Tamaniäl. [Tammy Hall, abridged by Percy Louis Shaw] In: Frank Leslie’s Popular Monthly 1901-06: Vol 52 Iss 2
Mentioned in Isani, 1977