Schillers Begriffsinventar /

Mode of access: Internet.

Epistolario.

Vols. 3-6, <8-9, 11-21> have imprint: Firenze, L.S. Olschki.

Waverley novels.

List of contents at end of vol. [48].

Sketches,/

The father.--Legend of Oxford.--The family portraits.--Oriana.--The intemperate.--The patriarch.

Characters and events of Roman history, from Caesar to Nero. The Lowell lectures of 1908,

"Corruption" in ancient Rome, and its counterpart in modern history.-The history and legend of Antony and Cleopatra.-The development of Gaul.-Nero.-Julia and Tiberius.-Wine in Roman history.-Social development of the Roman empire.-Roman history in modern education.-Index.

Lucy Temple: one of the three orphans. A sequel to Charlotte Temple.

Mode of access: Internet.

Die deutschen prosabearbeitungen der legende vom hl. Ulrich,

Inaug.-diss.-Munich.

Hoosier mosaics /

Wash she a boy? -- Trout's luck -- Big Medicine -- The Venus of Balhiach -- The legend of Potato creek -- Stealing a conductor -- Hoiden -- The pedagogua -- An idyl of the rod.

A jar of honey from Mount Hybla,

First published serially in Ainsworth's magazine, Jan.-Dec. 1844.

Waverly novels /

Each volume has added title-page engraved, with vignette and engraved dedication.

[The novels and poems of Sir Walter Scott]

Ed. by Andrew Lang.

The works of Washington Irving.

On spine: Sunnyside ed.

Riders up! /

Lil' ol' red stocking -- Shooting star -- Star of Israel -- When Johnny comes marching home -- The Christmas handicap --Oh, Susanna! -- Mud and ninety-five -- Thoroughbreds -- The king of the Also-rans -- The empty stall.

The book of Saint Nicholas.

The legend of Saint Nicholas. - The little Dutch sentinel of the Manhadoes. - Cobus Yerks. - A strange bird in Niew-Amsterdam. - Claas Schlaschenschlinger. - The revenge of Saint Nicholas. - The origin of the bakers' dozen. - The ghost. - The nymph of the mountain. - The ride of Saint Nicholas on Newyear's eve.

The dramatic works of the celebrated Mrs. Centlivre, with a new account of her life.

Reprint of the 1761 ed. published by J. Knapton, London.