[Works. Illustrated library edition]

[1] American notes for general circulation, and Pictures from Italy.--[2] Barnaby Rudge.--[3] Barnaby Rudge and Hard times.--[4-5] Bleak house.--[6] A child's history of England.--[7] Christmas books.--[8] Christmas stories from "Household words" and "All the year round".--[9-10] The personal history of David Copperfield.--[11-12] Dombey and son.--[13] The mystery of Edwin Drood, and other stories.--[14] Great expectations.--[15-16] Little Dorrit.--[17-18] The life and adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit.--[19-20] The life and adventures of Nicholas Nickleby.--[21] The old curiosity shop.--[22] The old curiosity shop and Reprinted pieces.--[23] The adventures of Oliver Twist.--[24-25] Our mutual friend.--[26-27] The posthumous papers of the Pickwick Club.--[28] Sketches by Boz.--[29] A tale of two cities.--[30] The uncommercial traveller.

Select works of Edgar Allan Poe, poetical and prose.

Life of Edgar Allan Poe.--Miscellaneous poems.--Poems written in youth.--Tales of mystery and imagination.--Humorous tales and sketches.--Critical essays.

Muse of the department, A prince of Bohemia, and other stories,

On cover: Centenary edition

The works of Charles Dickens with forty illustrations.

V.1 Oliver Twist. David Copperfield. Our mutual friend. Great expectations. Little Dorrit. Martin Chuzzlewit.--v.2 Nicholas Nickleby. Christmas books. Tale of two cities. Dombey and son. Old curiosity shop. Sketches by Boz. Hard times. Miscellaneous.--v.3 The Pickwick papers. Pictures from Italy. American notes. Bleak house. The uncommercial traveller. A child's history of England. Barnaby Rudge. Miscellaneous. The mystery of Edwin Drood.

Campaigning with Crook : and stories of army life /

Design stamped in gold on cover.

The works of Charles Dickens ...

v. 1-2. Pickwick papers.--v. 3. Oliver Twist.--v. 4-5. Nicholas Nickleby.--v. 6-7. Martin Chugglewit.--v. 8-9. Dombey and son.--v. 10-11. The old curiosity shop.--v. 12-13. Barnaby Rudge.--v. 14-15. David Copperfield.--v. 16-17. Bleak House.--v. 18. Christmas books.--v. 19-20. Little Dorrit.--v. 21. A Tale of two cities.--v. 22. Great expectations.--v. 23-24. Our mutual friend.--v. 25. Hard times [etc.]--v. 26-27. Sketches by Boz.--v. 28. American notes and pictures for Italy.--v. 29. The uncommercial traveller.--v. 30. A child's history of England.--v. 31-32. Christmas stories.--v. 33. The mystery of Edwin Drood and Master Humphrey's clock.--v. 34. Reprinted pieces.--v. [35]-[36]. The life of Dickens, by John Forster.

The insidious Dr. Fu-Manchu, being a somewhat detailed account of the amazing adventures of Nayland Smith in his trailing of the sinister Chinaman,

"Second printing, September, 1913.

Six theosophic points and other writings,

Six theosophic points.--Six mystical points.--On the earthly and heavenly mystery.--On the divine intution.

The poems of Madison Cawein /

v.1. Lyrics and old world idylls.--v.2. New world idylls and poems of love.--v.3. Nature poems.--v.4. Poems of mystery and of myth and romance.--v.5. Poems of meditation and of forest and field.

Through war to peace,

Sequel to his The village mystery.

Short stories by present-day authors,

- Stories of plot. (a) Dramatic incident:The red mark, John Russell. The Chink and the child, Thomas Burke. (b) Detective and mystery: The Doomdorf mystery, Melville Davisson Post. (c) Ingenuity and surprise: How it happened, A. Conan Doyle. (D) Problem: A jury of her peers, Susan Glaspell.- Stories of character. (a) Individual: Humoresque, Fannie Hurst. The game of life and death, Lincoln Colcord. (b) Psychological: The belled buzzard, Irvin Cobb.- Stories of setting. (a) Local color: The conversion of Elviny...

The kidnapping of President Lincoln and other war detective stories /

"In this Centennial year of Lincoln's birth, it has been deemed advisable to lay special emphasis upon the title of one of these tales, and therefore the collection has been renamed"--Verso of t.-p.

Stingaree /

Short stories.

FDA consumer nutrition knowledge survey : a nationwide study of food shopper's knowledge, beliefs, attitudes, and reported behavior regarding food and nutrition /

Includes bibliographical references.

Poems,

v. 1. Lyrics and old world idylls.--v. 2. New world idylls and poems of love.--v. 3. Nature poems.--v. 4. Poems of mystery and of myth and romance.--v. 5. Poems of meditation and of forest and field.