Not in the curriculum; a book of friendly counsel to students,

"The first draft ... was made by ... [Ora F. Gardner] who after leaving college went to work in a foreign land. He sent the manuscript home to his friend [Frank L. Janeway] who has edited it, and has added chapters XVI-XIX, and some of the longer paragraphs in other chapters (in all about one-third of the book)"--Introd.

The music teachers' assistant, being a few friendly words to young teachers, supplemented with a new pronouncing dictionary of nearly 3,000 musical terms and a table of the principal abbreviations used in music.

Mode of access: Internet.

Pregnant; drugs and alcohol can hurt your unborn baby.

"October 1990"--P. [19].

Bruvver Jim's baby,

Mode of access: Internet.

If there's a baby in the house, please don't smoke /

Mode of access: Internet.

Death's doings: consisting of numerous original compositions, in verse and prose, the friendly contributions of various writers; principally intended as illustrations of thirty copperplates,

Added t.-p, engraved, with vignette.

The annals of a baby. How it was named; how it was nursed; how it was a tyrant; and how its nose got out of joint. Also, a few words about its aunties, its grandfathers, grandmothers, and other important relations.

At head of title: A companion to "Helen's babies".

The retirement prospects of the baby boom generation /

"January 1998."

Form and content in the Christian tradition : a friendly discussion between W. Sanday and N.P. Williams.

"The present discussion arose out of an article ['Continuity of thought and relativity of expression'] contributed by me to the Modern churchman for June 1915."--Pref., signed W. Sanday.