Country colic : being sundry remarks and observations concerning the joys, perils and vexations of rustic residence, together with certain suggestions of a cautionary nature for the enlightenment and guidance of the inexperienced / set down by Robert Lawson ... arranged as a glossary and lavishly embellished with numerous diagrams drawn from life by the author.
Subtitled "The Weeder's Digest" on cover of dust jacket.
"First edition. Published March 1944"--Title page verso.
Summary
Contains a series of satirical alphabetical prose entries about the state of country life during World War II. Entries include "Calluses", "Electrical aids", "Elephants, white", "Poison Ivy", "Taxes" and "Termites". Includes two short poetic verses in the front matter.
