Hours with men and books /

Seventh thousand.

The parables read in the light of the present day /

On spine: The parables of Christ.

Harvey Humphrey Baker, upbuilder of the juvenile court.

Harvey Humphrey Baker: man and judge, by R.M. Cushman. --Judge Baker's review of the first five years of the Boston Juvenile Court.--Statistics, for purposes of comparison, of the second five years.--Judge Baker on the procedure of the Boston Juvenile Court.--The work of the Judge Baker Foundation, by William Healy and Augusta F. Bronner.

Some things that matter,/

How to concentrate -- How to deserve -- How to read -- The art of public speaking -- Maxims for speakers -- The use of the dictionary -- The fly-wheel of civilization : importance of habit -- How to think -- How to judge things -- Circumstantial evidence -- Facts and inferences --Hearsay and what is relevant -- How to find things out -- The laws of thought -- Legal maxims -- The moral duty of belief.

The meaning and value of life,

Mode of access: Internet.

Science of legal method; select essays by various authors.

Reprint of the 1917 ed.

The Law reports.

Mode of access: Internet.

Decisions of the Superior and Supreme Courts of New Hampshire.

"With extracts from Judge Smith's manuscript treatise on probate law, and from his other legal manuscripts."

Automobile and aircraft engines.

Originally pub. under title: High-speed internal combustion engines.

Harper's story books. A series of narratives, dialogues, biographies, and tales, for the instruction and entertainment of the young. Embellished with numerous and beautiful engravings.

Each story has also special t.p.

The Port folio /

Covers, ads, prospectus, etc. Philadelphia: 1806-24. 1 v. 8vo.

Sacred biography, or, The history of the patriarchs : to which is added, the history of Deborah, Ruth, and Hannah, and also the history of Jesus Christ : being a course of lectures delivered at the Scotch Church, London-Wall / c by Henry Hunter.

In double columns.

Christianity and the new idealism,

Mode of access: Internet.

Complete works /

[1] Queen Hortense and short stories.--[2] Mad and short stories.--[3] Madame Tellier's establishment and short stories.--[4] The window and short stories.

Selected stories;

v. 1. Ball-of-Suet ; A family affair ; The artist's model ; The letters ; Cemetery sirens ; The dying peasant ; A madman's journal ; Checkmate! ; The shepherd's leap ; A husband's confession ; Madame Parisse ; The wedding night ; Father and son ; The false jewels ; The umbrella! ; The clock ; The dowry ; The lancer's wife ; Prisoners of war ; Woman's love ; The devil's visit ; Was it a dream? ; Simon's papa ; The diamond necklace ; Duchoux ; Timbuctoo ; Denis -- v. 2. The horla ; Monsieur Parent ; Miss Harriet ; Mad! ; Mademoiselle Pearl ; The farmer's wife ; A coward ; Mount Olivet ; The flight of years ; The old maid ; The Tellier house ; The parricide ; The fortune of war ; Humble happiness ; The mysterious groom ; The open door ; Wife and mistress ; The fathers ; The mountain inn ; Madame Husson's rosier ; An unfortunate resemblance -- v. 3. The Sunday outings of a bourgeois ; Little Louise Rocque ; A voice from the deep ; The father ; Magnetism ; The wrong house ; Moiron ; Monsieur Bombard's little game ; Madame Baptiste ; The Parisian accent ; A fashionable woman ; Mademoiselle Cocotte ; Who knows? ; Boitelle ; Uncle Jules ; The hand ; A lock of hair ; On the river ; My Uncle Sosthenes ; An artist ; Father Toine ; The viaticum ; True forgiveness ; A twelfth-night supper ; Father Matthew's saints ; A bit of string ; The minuet ; The relics ; A farm girl's story -- v. 4. The legacy ; Two little soldiers ; A state affair ; Old Amable ; Mademoiselle Fifi ; The ghost ; Useless beauty ; The fishing-hole ; The Rondoli family ; Châli ; The odalisque ; The wicked Mohammed ; Marroca ; Allouma ; A strange meeting ; Feminine wiles ; A strange night in Paris ; All over!