Pipefuls is a collection of essays and musings by the renowned author Christopher Morley. Each piece is a delightful glimpse into Morley's charming and witty mind, offering insights on a wide range of topics from literature and philosophy to everyday life.

Morley's writing is elegant and engaging, drawing in the reader with his clever observations and thoughtful reflections. His ability to seamlessly blend humor and wisdom makes Pipefuls a joy to read, leaving the reader both entertained and enlightened.

From discussing the joys of pipe smoking to pondering the meaning of life, Morley's essays cover a plethora of themes, making this book a delightful and enriching read for anyone looking for a bit of intellectual stimulation and a touch of humor.

Overall, Pipefuls is a beautifully written collection that showcases Morley's talent as a writer and his knack for capturing the complexities of the human experience. A must-read for fans of classic literature and philosophy enthusiasts alike.

Book Description:
A delightful collection of 48 essays on various topics of the human condition that caught his fancy. Witty, insightful and funny of course and on occasion thought provoking and even disturbing. From the preface "These sketches gave me pain to write; they will give the judicious patron pain to read; therefore we are quits. I think, as I look over their slattern paragraphs, of that most tragic hour—it falls about 4 p. m. in the office of an evening newspaper—when the unhappy compiler tries to round up the broodings of the day and still get home in time for supper. And yet perhaps the will-to-live is in them, for are they not a naked exhibit of the antics a man will commit in order to earn a living? In extenuation it may be pleaded that none of them are so long that they may not be mitigated by an accompanying pipe of tobacco."