The morals of Princes, or An abstract of the most remarkable passages contain'd in the history of all the emperors who reign'd in Rome : with a moral reflection drawn from each quotation ... /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Commercial and financial chronicle.

Description based on: Jan. 9, 1909.

The National monthly stock summary.

"Contains a summarization of market quotations which have appeared in the National Daily Services, or have been supplied by dealers on special lists."

Memories of familiar books. With a memoir of the author,

First edition published in 1871 titled Among my books. This 1876 edition includes new introductory material.

Jennifer Lorn : a sedate extravaganza : illuminating episodes in the lives of the Hon. Gerald Poyngard and his bride /

First ed. with uncorrected t.p., which was subsequently excised and a cancellans (with "Poyngard" corrected to "Poynyard" and 4th word of Latin quotation changed from "tegmine" to "tegmina") tipped in on stub of original t.p.

"Xenophōntōs Kyrou paideias biblia oktō." Xenophontis De Ciri institutione libri octo.

Words between quotation marks transliterated from Greek.

Constrained attitudes,

Coram populo.--On the brink of politics.--Rusticity and contemplation.--The humdrum of revolt.--The usual thing.--Impatient "culture" and the literal mind.--Literary class distinctions.--The art of disparagement.--International impressionism.--Quotation and allusion.--Occasional verse.

End papers; literary recreations. With illustrations.

Bound in blue paper boards embossed with design on front cover. Tan cloth shelfback stamped in blue on spine. Top edges stained yellow. Yellow endpapers. Facsim. reproduction of the orig. mss of Charles Lamb's Dream-children (2 folded l) in pocket at end. Boxed.

The New York Times annalist : a magazine of finance, commerce, and economics.

Title from cover.

The king's ode : in answer to Peter Pindar, on the subject of his pension /

Quotation from David on t.p.

Among my books ...

Issued in 1876 under title: Memories of familiar books. William B. Reed. L.L. D. With a memoir of the author, ed. by Manton Marble.

Etwas, das Göthe gesagt hat.

A pamphlet, suppressed by the censor, reproduced in facsimile (t.-p., [3]-16 p.) from the copy now in possession of the editor. On the t.-p of that copy is a ms. note apparently written by the author himself: "Niemals erschienen: ein zweites Exemplar ist nur in den Händen des Fürsten Metternich vorhanden." The Königliche Bibliothek in Berlin, however, and the Universitätsbibliothek in Leipzig each possess a copy, one of which may be Metternich's copy. The pamphlet, beginning with a quotation from Goethe's letters from Italy on St. Philipp of Neri, is a discussion of the reformation from the Catholic point of view. cf. Nachwort, p. [17]-23.

Streaks of life,

Recollections of the Empress Eugénie.--A fresh start and two portraits.--Two glimplses of Queen Victoria.--'Mount Music.'--An adventure in a train.--The quotation-fiend.--A winter of storm.--The opera fiasco.--An open secret.