The skin game (a tragi-comedy)

Mode of access: Internet.

The principles of nature, her divine relations, and a voice to mankind.

T.L.s. To Dewey L. Hanner, from Ross B. Lowe, August, 1940.

The second advent, or, coming of the Messiah in glory, shown to be a scripture doctrine and taught by divine revelation from the beginning of the world /

Mode of access: Internet.

An essay on comedy and the uses of the comic spirit,

"Lecture delivered at the London institution, February 1st, 1877," and first published in "The New quarterly magazine for April 1877."

The trail of the hawk; a comedy of the seriousness of life,

Mode of access: Internet.

The younger generation; a comedy for parents, in three acts,

Printed in Great Britain.

The lovers' battle : a heroical comedy in rhyme, founded upon Alexander Pope's "Rape of the lock" /

110 lines of Pope's Poem have been incorporated in the Play, and are indicated by brackets.--Author's note.

The bakehouse : a gossips' comedy in one act /

Mode of access: Internet.

The law of Moses as a rule of national and individual life and the enigmatical enunciation of divine principles and purposes /

Includes index.

The times : a comedy in four acts /

Mode of access: Internet.

The works of that learned and judicious divine, Mr. Richard Hooker; with an account of his life and death,

"Spenser's Preface to the reader": vol.l, p.[85]-87.

Cy commence le livre nom[m]e la discipline damour divine.

"Written by an anonymous Celestine monk in the 1470s at Notre Dame D'Ambert near Orleans ... an interesting example of devotional literature in the vernacular written by the Celestines for women. The complicated story behind this text (which survives in only two manuscripts), however, is even more interesting, since its source is the Miroir des simples âmes (Mirror of Simple Souls) by the mystical writer, Marguerite Porete, who was burnt at the stake as a relapsed heretic in Paris in 1310"--Textmanuscripts.com

The collected works of Henrik Ibsen.

Title vignette.

The collected works of Henrik Ibsen.

"Entirely revised and edited by William Archer."

The Oxyrhynchus papyri /

Editors vary.