Walt Whitman, yesterday & today

"The edition of this book consists of six hundred copies on this Fabriano handmade paper, and the type distributed. This copy is number 2."

The social law of labor.

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The dwale bluth, Hebditch's legacy, and other literary remains

Contents.--I Memoir. A lament, by Philip Bourke Marston. Dwale Bluth. Hebditch's legacy.--II Hebditch's legacy [contd.] The black swan. The yeth hounds. Dismal Jemmy. Note of the plot of an Irish story. To all eternity, and other stanzas and verses. The last story.

In silk attire.

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Nell : on and off the stage /

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The life of Mary Russell Mitford. Told by herself in letters to her friends.

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Tales of a time and place,

Bayou l'Ombre.--Bonne Maman.--Madrilène; or, The festival of the dead.--The Christmas story of a little church.

A brother to dragons, and other old-time tales,

The first tale appeared in the Atlantic monthly for March, 1886, the second in Lippincott's magazine for July, 1887, the third in Harper's magazine for September, 1887.

Men born equal, a novel,

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In the first person, a novel,

Sequel: The Meloon farm.

"Bobbo" and other fancies,

"Bobbo."--The last sonnet of Prinzivalle di Cembino.--Ratu Tanito's wooing.--Old and new.--Verses.

The queer folk of Fife; tales from the Kingdom,

The breach of promise.--Her dead self.--God's own scholar.--The gentleman tramp.--The one fatal mistake.--A romance of the harvest field.--The boy heretic.--How the deacon became an abstainer.

Discords,

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The Puritan in Holland, England, and America; an introduction to American history /

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The township line; New England narratives,

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