Romances.

Mode of access: Internet.

Child-sketches from George Eliot : glimpses at the boys and girls in the romances of the great novelist /

Five of these sketches were originally published in St. Nicholas magazine.

The romances of Victor Hugo.

v. 1-3. Les mise rables, Bug-Jargal.--v. 4. Notre-Dame de Paris.-- v. 5. The toilers of the sea.--v. 6. The man who laughs.--v. 7. Ninety-three, The last day of a condemned.--v. 8. Hans of Iceland, Claude Gueux.

The Waverley gallery of the principal female characters in Sir Walter Scott's romances.

Mode of access: Internet.

The romances of Victor Hugo.

v. 1-3 Les misérables. Bug-Jargal.--v. 4. Notre-Dame de Paris.--v. 5. The toilers of the sea.--v. 6. The man who laughs.--v. 7. Ninety-three. The last day of a condemned.--v. 8. Hans of Iceland. Claude Gueux.

[Romances] /

Mode of access: Internet.

The historical romances of Georg Ebers ...

CONTENTS: --v. 1. Uarda. --v. 2. An Egyptian princess. --v. 3. The sisters. Joshua. --v. 4. Cleopatra. --v.5. The emperor. --v. 6. Homo sum. Serapis. --v.7. Arachne. --v. 8. The bride of the Nile. --v. 9. A thorny path. --v. 10. In the fire of the forge. --v. 11. Margery. --v. 12. Barbara Blomberg. --v. 13. A word, only a word. The burgomaster's wife. --v. 14. In the Blue Pike. A question. The elixir. --v. 15. The story of my life.

Lyrics, idyls, and romances : from the poetic and dramatic works of Robert Browning.

Mode of access: Internet.

The romances of Alexandre Dumas.

Mode of access: Internet.

Poems, chiefly lyrical : from romances and prose-tracts of the Elizabethan Age, with chosen poems of Nicholas Breton /

"780 copies of this edition printed for England and America ..."

Early dramas and romances:

Mode of access: Internet.

El sombrero de tres picos : historia verdadera de un sucedido que anda en romances escrita ahora tal y como pasó /

Mode of access: Internet.

Queens of beauty and their romances,

Mode of access: Internet.

One of Cleopatra's nights and other fantastic romances /

Stories selected from Nouvelles and Romans et contes.

Old Celtic romances, translated from the Gaelic by P. W. Joyce.

Mode of access: Internet.