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."

Munimenta alme Universitatis glasguensis. Records of the University of Glasgow from its foundation till 1727.

"Mr. Joseph Robertson, whom the Committee selected as editor, had planned the outline of the whole work, and under his superintendence about a fourth part of the first volume was printed. When he was called to an employment which left him no leisure for such work, its completion was entrusted to me."--Pref., signed: C. Innes.

Leisure lines.

Mode of access: Internet.

Leisure moments. /

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

Literature and the American college; essays in defense of the humanities,

Partly reprinted from various periodicals.

The economics of retirement : a nontechnical guide /

"April 1995."

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.

Recreation and trauma: An exploratory study of how specialized recreation organizations address the needs of their unique clientele

Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06