Leisure hour poems /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Pocket companion; or, Every man his own lawyer. Laid down in so plain a manner, that the farmer, mechanic, apprentice, or school boy, can draw any instrument of writing, without the assistance of an attorney. Prefaced with several pages of scrip, showing a correct form in which an instrument of writing should be drawn, and to instruct those who wish to improve their hand writing at leisure hours, at home, without the instruction of a teacher.

Mode of access: Internet.

The leisure of an Egyptian official,

Disbound Original Held in Oak Street Library Facility.

Leisure patterns of opioid addicts : a six-year follow-up of clients.

Mode of access: Internet.

Leisure-day rhymes.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Leisure hour; an illustrated magazine for home reading.

From Nov. 1896 to Dec. 1899 called "New series."

Noontide leisure, or, Sketches in summer : outlines from nature and imagination, and including a tale of the days of Shakspeare /

Montchensey, A tale of the days of Shakspeare; Observations ... on an anonymous version of "Les jardins," par M. l'abbe De Lille; Notices, biographical and critical of William Alabaster and Josesph Beaumont--continued through both volumes, with other essays interspersed.

Leisure hours; a choice collection of readings in prose.

Mode of access: Internet.

Evenings of a working man : being the occupation of his scanty leisure /

Stories, verses, and essays.

Leisure lines.

Mode of access: Internet.

Leisure moments. /

On verso of t.p.: Lippincott's Press, Philadelphia.

The spell of the Italian lakes, being the record of pilgrimages to familiar and unfamiliar places of the "lakes of azure, lakes of leisure", together with a description of their quaint towns and villa gardens, and the treasures of their art and history,

Previous edition has title "The Italian lakes".

Trees at leisure,

Reprinted from Country life in America.

Leisure hours in town /

Concerning the parson's leisure hours in town.-Concerning veal; a discourse of immaturity.-Concerning things slowly learnt.-Gone.-Concerning peopleof whom more might have been made.-Concerning people who carried weight in life: with some thought on those who never had a chance.-College life at Glasgow.-Concerning the world's opinion, with some thoughts on cowed people.-Concerning the sorrows of childhood.-The organ question in Scotland.-Thorndale; or, The conflict of opinions.-Concerning a great Scotch preacher [John Caird]-Oulita the serf.-Scotch perculiarities.-Conclusion.