The Rubaiyat of the Turf. (With apologies to the shades of Omar and Fitzgerald.) F.P.P.R.
In: Baily’s Magazine of sports and pastimes v. 77 (Jan.-June 1902), p. 440-441
16 quatrains
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The Rubaiyat of Over Khutter
The Rubaiyat of Over Khutter
In: The Yale record v. 31, no. 3, 11/8/1902, p. 36
5 quatrains
The Rubaiyat of Chimmie Fadden
The Rubaiyat of Chimmie Fadden. Tamale
In: The Yale record v. 30, no. 12, 5/17/1902, p. 122
6 quatrains
The Yale record v. 30, no. 12, 5/17/1902
The Boarding-House Rubaiyat
The Boarding-House Rubaiyat. A Victim in Brisb.
In: The bulletin, v. 23, no. 1144, 1902-01-18, p. 2
27 quatrains
A selection of 18 quatrains was published as Old Favourites The Boaerding-House Rubaiyat, in The Bookfellow, 15 July 1920, under the name of Francis Kenna.
The sweetest of Fitzgerald’s quatrains
The sweetest of Fitzgerald’s quatrains. Henry E. Legler
In: Book Lover, November-December 1902, p. 464-465
Compares FitzGerald’s famous quatrain no. 12 (1879) “A Book of Verses …” with translations by other authors (Le Galienne, Curtis, Pickering, Kerney, Whinfield, Garner, Keene, Anson, Costello, Cowell and Powell.
Each morn a new edition brings
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
The Home Comer’s Rubaiyat. Anne O’Hagan
In: Munsey’s Magazine 1902-08: Vol 27 Iss 5
6 quatrains