Gargoyle- Thanks!

You have provided a vital link to the manuscript copy I have in front of me, attributed to Count Palmiro Vicarion, but we've all been assuming that the real editor was our late old family friend Dennis Puleston of Long Island. I will pass this information on to his widow and children. There is also a reference on the second page to The Olympia Press, 7, Rue Saint-Severin, Paris 5.

I was curious that the bawdy songs that Dennis sang were not identical to what I found in the manuscript but I assumed that he'd done some additional folk-processing.

Cheerily,
Charley Noble